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Maine -based monster truck was shaped to look like a lobster and named the Crushstation .
Two people were transported to hospitals and others suffered minor injuries, police say.
The driver of the truck was not injured.
Video showed people scrambling as the snagged line triggered a cascade of events with several utility poles.
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