Driver crashes into burned-down Phantom Fireworks building

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Driver crashes into burned-down Phantom Fireworks building

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December 15, 2022

By Robert Burns

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Late last night, an unidentified driver crashed their vehicle into the Phantom Fireworks building on 192 that burned down last month after a driver crashed into it sparking a tremendous fire.

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The condition of the driver is not known.

The building that was deemed a total loss, was condemned and taped off and fenced by the city.

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