Range Rover crashes into Seminole County apartment, police look for driver Officers are searching for the driver of the car
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SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – Authorities in Seminole County said a vehicle crashed into an apartment building Saturday.
According to officials, a Range Rover hit a corner of the building.
The occupants inside the Range Rover abandoned the vehicle and fled, investigators said.
The Casselberry Police Department are actively looking for the drivers of the car.
Officers said the building sustained damage and are assessing the structural integrity of the building.
One occupant inside building may end up being displaced
There were no injuries after the crash, officials said.
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