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    Car Runs Into Finders Keepers in Avondale

    Decatur Metro | May 11, 2012 | 3:03 pm

    I gotta check my Twitter account more frequently!  Tenn sent in this pic from Finders Keepers in Avondale yesterday.

    Which led Jason to point out “Not even a year after the wing place next door had the same thing happen…”

    Patch wrote this story about the incident.

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    Overnight Accident on Oakview Road

    Decatur Metro | August 11, 2010 | 9:53 am

    A family who witnessed the crash writes in…

    Around 2:15 this am, someone hit (mangled and totaled, to be precise) a parked car on Oakview then slammed into a power pole on the median with enough force to split it in two pieces. The woman driver left the scene of the accident, but also left her car! She ran into the parking lot of the Spring Point apartments; as far as we know, she vanished. Just thought you might be interested. My husband was woken up by it, went outside and saw what happened. I saw the car and the power pole this morning and have no idea how it was physically/physic-ly possibly for her to hit both the car and the pole!

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    Police Chase Ends In Terrible Accident at Ponce/Commerce

    Decatur Metro | August 7, 2009 | 9:29 am

    In the midst of a dog walk last night, we saw the aftermath of this accident at the eastern intersection of Ponce and Commerce.

    A crushed car on the sidewalk.  Decatur and DeKalb police and fire on the scene.  Police tape across the intersection and smoke rising from the center of the action.  I’m now kicking myself for not taking a blurry pic with my cameraphone.

    Though I couldn’t get much info from anyone at the scene, the rumor mill is full of info this morning.  Robbie tweets in response to Andisheh that the crash is the result of a police chase and that one suspect fled on foot.

    Lynne writes in with a report from an eyewitness that reasserts that the driver fled.

    A work colleague saw a terrible car wreck early evening on Thursday at the corner of Commerce and E. Ponce (near Decatur First Methodist Church). A black SUV sped through a red light heading west on Ponce, and crashed into the line of waiting cars going east. One woman had to be cut out of her car. The driver of the vehicle that ran the light got out of his car and ran away on foot. Anyone know anything more?

    I’m trying to get confirmation from Decatur PD on all of this.  Stay tuned.

    UPDATE: Police Chief Booker provided details in the comments section.

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    McDonough Currently Closed Between College and Ansley

    Decatur Metro | April 29, 2009 | 9:33 am

    Scott sends in the reason in pictoral format…

    mcdonough-accident

    And yes, that’s a car bumper at the base of the pole.

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