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Alleged Drunk Driver Crashes Into Hillyard Businesses
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on July 6th

SPOKANE, Wash. - An alleged drunk driver crashed into the patio of the Steer Inn restaurant in Hillyard Thursday night.
According to wife of the owner of  the Steer Inn, at around 10 pm a drunk driver steered off course, jumped the curb and smashed through the Steer Inn sign.
But that wasn't all. The driver then continued onto the restaurant patio, smashing pots and plants before crashing into another sign for Tony Ferraro's Burgers and Italian Food. 
The driver and passenger were transported to the hospital with injuries. No word on their condition.  

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