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Teen driver crashes car through gym window

A teenage girl crashed her car through the front window of a Fort Washington gym this morning, said Prince George’s fire and police officials.

Neither the girl nor anyone inside was injured in the 10:30 a.m. crash at World Gym, at 12746 Old Fort Road.

“The car ran through a large tinted glass window,” said Mark Brady, a spokesman for Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department. “It also did some damage to the (building’s) brick façade.”

Brady said there was no structural damage to the building and a county building inspector had determined there is “no imminent danger.”

World Gym employee Stanley Waters said the fitness center will be closed for the remainder of the day.

Brady said the driver was evaluated by paramedics but did not have to be taken to a hospital.

He declined to release the name and age of the driver due to patient privacy issues.

Cpl. Henry Tippett, a spokesman for the Prince George’s County Police Department, said he did not know the make and model of the vehicle and where the driver was heading before the crash.

Police are investigating the cause of the crash, he said.

A cost estimate for damage to the building was not immediately available.

mliu@gazette.

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