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Driver Hits Car Into Building
An elderly driver hit the wrong pedal and careened through a parking lot near Mary Washington Hospital, shoving another car through the front door of a building.

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An elderly driver hit the wrong pedal and careened through a parking lot near Mary Washington Hospital, shoving another car through the front door of a building.

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