Minivan smashes into Tucker home, investigation underway

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A dramatic incident unfolded in Tucker, Georgia, on Tuesday when a minivan crashed into the side of a residence around 3:30 p. m. The collision took place on Velma Burns Court, leaving the minivan embedded halfway into the home. SKYFOX 5 captured aerial footage of the scene, showing tire marks in front of a nearby house, suggesting a swift and possibly uncontrolled approach to the home. DeKalb County fire officials swiftly responded to the emergency, ensuring that the situation was contained and assessing for any injuries.

Thankfully, reports indicate that no one was hurt as a result of the crash. Witnesses expressed shock at the sight, noting how unusual such accidents are in the area. The local authorities have launched an investigation to ascertain the circumstances leading to this unusual event. Community members are left wondering about the safety measures in place to prevent similar accidents in the future.

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