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WATCH: Stretch Limousine Crashes Into Home In Surrey

Darpan News Desk, 11 Sep, 2017 11:00 AM

    A huge stretch limousine crashed into a Surrey home at 144th Street near 74th Avenue just after 3:10 a.m. on Sept. 10, 2017. 

     

    Police say the structure could collapse if the vehicle is removed. Harjit Kheira, who lives in the home, says her family was asleep inside when the vehicle smashed through.

     

    "It looks like the limousine is actually supporting the structure right now, so there is a possibility that the house may collapse, or partially collapse, when it's removed," Sgt. MacDonald told

     

    “Thankfully, no one from her family was hurt. The limo is still inside the house. Our family is not allowed to go in,” she added.

     

    "It looks like the limousine is actually supporting the structure right now so there is a possibility that the house may collapse, or partially collapse, when it's removed," Sgt. MacDonald told.

     

    The driver was reportedly taken to hospital.

     
     
     

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