Car crashes into building in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood
A gray SUV was speeding in the 4500 block of South State Street when it jumped the curb and slammed into a building.
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A gray SUV was speeding in the 4500 block of South State Street when it jumped the curb and slammed into a building.
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The driver was cited and taken to a local hospital.
Shattered glass from the front door littered the ground outside the store at Armitage and Keeler.
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Police tape and evidence markers surrounded the area where a car riddled with bullet holes was parked.
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The victims were not injured.
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