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Car Crashes Into Radiology Center At Massachusetts Hospital

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Luckily nobody was hurt, and this is the nuclear medicine area of the hospital, not a good thing when in the middle of an MRI for sure.  BD 

Luckily nobody was hurt, and this is the nuclear medicine area of the hospital, not a good thing when in the middle of an MRI for sure.  BD 

NATICK, Mass. — A vehicle has crash into Metro West Medical Center’s Natick campus but no injuries were reported.

A man in his 60s trying to leave the parking lot fired up his Mustang and crashed right through the side of the building.

“The patient had backed into the parking spot and had accelerated out of the parking spot and went right through the wall…primarily just some sheetrock and plywood…nothing structural,” said Chief James Sheridan of the Natick Fire Department.

WHDH-TV – Car crashes into emergency room in Natick

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