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Updated: 1:23 PM Feb 4, 2008
Car Crashes into Chesapeake Tattoo Shop
911 dispatchers tell us a car has slammed into a building along MacCorkle Avenue in Chesapeake. Posted: 8:43 AM Feb 4, 2008Reporter: Anna Baxter Email Address: anna.baxter@wsaz.com |
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911 dispatchers tell us a car has slammed into a tattoo shop along MacCorkle Avenue in Chesapeake.
The accident happened around 8:00 Monday morning.
Kanawha County Sheriff's Deputies tell us an elderly woman was trying to turn around in the parking lot, when she lost control and went straight through the building.
The business is called Lynn's Unique Ink.
No one was inside at the time of the accident, but the driver was taken to the hospital.
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Posted by: Erica
on Feb 6, 2008 at 05:20 PM
-snorts- You people (meaning the ones criticizing the woman who crashed) are hilarious. That woman has as much right as everyone else does to drive on the roads. If you read carefully, she lost control of her car. Not her fault. I'm just hoping the poor lady will be all right, as, you people who are offering no sympathy, don't seem to be hoping. There ARE old people that perfectly capable of taking care of, and driving themselves around. Idiots.
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Posted by: sara
on Feb 6, 2008 at 10:41 AM
When the car crashed my friend was getting a tattoo. He now walks funny since the tattoo was "down there." I think this is sad.
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Posted by: SHERRI JO
on Feb 5, 2008 at 11:30 PM
IM SORRY TAMMY AND CHERLY . THESE OLD FOGGIES NEED TO STAY OFF THE ROADS, I HAVE TO AGREE. US YOUNGER PEOPLE WOULD LIKE TO LIVE ANOTHER DAY AND LIVE TOBE 80 ALSO. CANT SOMEONE TAKE CARE OF THESE OLD PEOPLE? DONT THEY HAVE KIDS OR HIRE SOMEONE TO TAKE CARE OF THEM, GIVE US A BREAK!
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