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A car slammed into a cellular phone store near the intersection of 35th and Vliet streets Saturday after the driver ran a red light and was struck by a second car, police said.
Police responded to Cell World Tobacco and Electronics at 3500 W. Vliet St. around 4:07 p.m., said Milwaukee Police Sgt. Paul Riehle. The driver of the car that hit the building was uninjured, and the driver of the second car went to the hospital with minor injuries.
Darryl Harris, 41, and his girlfriend Sharon Lumpkin, 42, were inside the store buying a pack of cigarettes when Harris saw something out of the corner of his eye.
"I saw the car just coming into the building. A lot of the debris hit my girlfriend. She was thrown against the counter pretty hard. The place filled up with dust and smoke and the smell of gasoline really fast," he said.
Lumpkin has minor injuries but is doing fine, Harris said.
"It happened so fast . . . it was like the movies. Oh yeah, I felt definite divine intervention there," Harris said.
The driver of the car was cited for allegedly running the red light, Riehle said.
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