RV covered in Trump campaign posters crashes into pole on Staten Island

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Authorities are investigating a single-vehicle accident involving an RV that was covered in campaign material for former President Donald Trump on Staten Island, PIX 11 News reports.

The incident occurred near Hylan Boulevard and Reid Avenue around 12 p.m. The RV with two people inside collided with a pole, according to officials.

A video of the aftermath shows the bus, covered in Trump support signs, rolling down an incline and sustaining significant damage upon hitting the pole. The crash tore off an entire side panel of the bus, scattering debris, including numerous pro-Trump signs, across the scene.

Police are currently investigating the cause of the accident. The condition of the occupants has not yet been disclosed.

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