According to scanner traffic, an officer asked about a road crew just after 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Credit: DaytonDailyNews
Tamara Gaddis, one person who hit the pothole, said she turned into a store parking lot and noticed she had two flat tires and bent rims.
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Five other cars were at the lot that were effected, Gaddis said.
“I thought it was just me, and there were five other cars. The pothole has been there a while but it’s escalated and it’s gotten bigger,” according to Gaddis.
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