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Car crashes through wall of Momentum Martial Arts in Saskatoon

Click to play video: 'Co-owner describes damage from car crashing through Momentum Martial Arts wall'
Co-owner describes damage from car crashing through Momentum Martial Arts wall
WATCH ABOVE: Momentum Martial Arts co-owner Kris Kembel describes coming back to the Saskatoon gym, where a vehicle had crashed through one of the walls on the Thanksgiving long weekend – Oct 9, 2017

A car crashed through the side of a Saskatoon building on Saturday evening.

The Saskatoon Fire Department was called to the collision shortly after 6 p.m. CT.

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A fire crew arrived to find a small four-door vehicle had crashed through a cinderblock wall of Momentum Martial Arts near the intersection of 33rd Street West and Avenue D North.

No one was in the the building at the time.

The 65-year-old driver of the vehicle was able to get out of the vehicle. She was not injured.

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Firefighters assisted in removing a 97-year-old woman through the rear passenger-side door. She was taken to hospital as a precautionary measure.

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The rescue crew assessed the building for major structural damage.

Saskatoon police believe the cause of the crash may be related to a mechanical malfunction. No charges are expected to be laid.

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