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No one was injured when a late model GMC Terrain was driven into the front of the Scotia Bank on Notre Dame St. just after 10 this morning.
The driver of the vehicle, a Kamloops area woman in her 70’s, and her male passenger were shaken up by the ordeal and were examined at the scene by BC Ambulance paramedics.
Damage to the building was extensive as the vehicle completely penetrated the structure, shattering the front glass window and taking out the supporting cement base wall.
The vehicle has been impounded pending a mechanical inspection.
The incident is still under investigation and no charges have been laid.
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