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Commerce: Secretary John Bryson suffered seizure in accident investigated as hit-and-run
June 11, 2012
June 11, 2012
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Updated at 4:37 p.m. ET[/i]
(CBS/AP) Commerce Secretary John Bryson, who was cited in a felony hit-and-run case in southern California over the weekend, suffered a seizure in connection with a traffic accident, the Commerce Department announced Monday.
"Secretary Bryson was involved in a traffic accident in Los Angeles over the weekend," spokeswoman Jennifer Friedman said in a statement. "He suffered a seizure."
A Commerce official, speaking on background, told CBS News that Bryson, 68, was given medication to treat the seizure.
Dr. Jacqueline French, a neurology professor at New York University's Langone Medical Center and School of Medicine,
(CBS/AP) Commerce Secretary John Bryson, who was cited in a felony hit-and-run case in southern California over the weekend, suffered a seizure in connection with a traffic accident, the Commerce Department announced Monday.
"Secretary Bryson was involved in a traffic accident in Los Angeles over the weekend," spokeswoman Jennifer Friedman said in a statement. "He suffered a seizure."
A Commerce official, speaking on background, told CBS News that Bryson, 68, was given medication to treat the seizure.
Dr. Jacqueline French, a neurology professor at New York University's Langone Medical Center and School of Medicine,
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