"Rochester Tragedy: Kodak Center Crash Claims Lives, Terrorism Ruled Out"

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In Rochester, N.Y., a man named Michael Avery drove an SUV loaded with gas canisters into a crowd after a New Year's concert, resulting in a fiery crash that killed two people and injured nine others. Avery, who also died, had been dealing with undiagnosed mental health issues, according to his family. The FBI found no evidence of terrorism. The community is left with unanswered questions as authorities continue to investigate the motive behind Avery's actions.
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