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The store I work at is not even a 1/4 mile from the college campus I attend so whenever I go to school I pass right by it. Well, yesterday on my way to school a car right in front of me decided it wanted to challenge Target and rammed right into the side of the building after crossing oncoming traffic, up a curb, through some bushes and over a few sidewalks. The car was totaled and the building had a pretty major chunk taken out of the wall right behind food ave, luckily it didn't do more.
I pulled over and was the first one to the car, the driver was pale and had just come from giving blood is what she told me. From the looks of it I would say she blacked out because there was no sign of braking whatsoever. Told a guest to call 911 as most of them stood there awed at what just happened. I was amazed no one wanted to help her. Aside from that though, she looked pretty decent for not braking at all and going 40+ mph straight into the wall. All the ETLS came out and made a "perimeter" so no one could pass and from how they explained it, when the car hit the building it felt like a small earthquake. Could have been much worse, glad no one was walking on those side walks.
I pulled over and was the first one to the car, the driver was pale and had just come from giving blood is what she told me. From the looks of it I would say she blacked out because there was no sign of braking whatsoever. Told a guest to call 911 as most of them stood there awed at what just happened. I was amazed no one wanted to help her. Aside from that though, she looked pretty decent for not braking at all and going 40+ mph straight into the wall. All the ETLS came out and made a "perimeter" so no one could pass and from how they explained it, when the car hit the building it felt like a small earthquake. Could have been much worse, glad no one was walking on those side walks.
