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Runaway dump truck hits fire hydrant after rolling down Calgary hill

WATCH ABOVE: Luckily no one was injured after a dump truck lost control and hit a retaining wall in northwest Calgary Monday. Doug Vaessen reports – Apr 4, 2016

CALGARY – A runaway dump truck caused a significant amount of damage on Monday when it went rolling down a steep hill in northwest Calgary.

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“The truck was unoccupied and it appears at this time that the emergency brake failed,” Calgary Police Service Constable James Dore said.

The vehicle rolled approximately 500 feet, hitting a fire hydrant and a tree before coming to rest against a retaining wall in the area of 10 Avenue and 18a Street N.W. at around 8:30 a.m.

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No injuries were reported but police said the dump truck narrowly missed hitting a vehicle with two female passengers.

A dump truck collided with a fire hydrant and tree before coming to rest on a retaining wall in northwest Calgary on Monday, April 4, 2016. Global News
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