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Dog missing after fatal Alcoa car crash found and reunited with family

Alcoa Police said Janice Kay Faubion, 65, of Louisville died in the crash. Her boxer mix named Lilly was in the vehicle at the time of the deadly crash and escaped her crate before first responders got on scene.

UPDATE: The dog missing from a crash that killed a 65-year-old woman in Alcoa has been found.

The Alcoa Police Department said the dog, named Lilly, had been found Wednesday and reunited with family. APD said a driver traveling through the area near the crash saw Lilly and was able to get her and call animal control.

Officers said 65-year-old Janice Kay Faubion died Tuesday morning after she lost control over her vehicle and it overturned on Sam Houston School Road.

Alcoa Police said she had a boxer mix named Lilly in the vehicle at the time of the deadly crash. Lilly escaped her crate before first responders got on scene.

The crash happened around 6:40 a.m. near Mount Lebanon Road, according to police.

The City of Alcoa Police, fire departments and AMR Ambulance Service responded.

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