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Car crashes into Concord DMV building


On 11/07/2018 at approximately 0906 hrs. the New Hampshire State Police was summoned to a collision at the Concord Division of Motor Vehicle (DMV).  A single vehicle, operated by Judith Dufield of Pittsfield, was driven into the front of the DMV causing extensive damage to the front façade and awning of the building.  No injuries were reported from the driver or from DMV customers.  Part of the DMV was evacuated to ensure public safety as the Concord Fire Department and the office of Administrative Services made repairs to the awning.  The collision remains under investigation, however impairment does not appear to be a factor.

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