Driver not injured after crashing SUV into downtown building
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City of Bloomington building inspector Robert Coombs looks at the damage following an accident causing damage to the Heartland Bank Building in downtown Bloomington. Employees of State Farm with offices inside the building were temporarily moved until the building was checked for safety.(The Pantagraph/LORI ANN COOK) (February 19, 2007)
BLOOMINGTON - The driver of a sport utility vehicle was not injured after crashing into a building in a downtown Bloomington parking lot Tuesday morning.
The building in the 200 block of North Main Street borders the State Farm Insurance Cos. parking deck and is occupied by Heartland Bank and Trust and Patni Computer Systems.
The tip of the vehicle's hood and grill broke through the brick exterior at about 10 a.m. Tuesday and damaged drywall inside a portion of the building occupied by Patni.
Employees inside the building were temporarily moved until the building was checked for safety.
Posted in News on Wednesday, February 20, 2008 12:00 am Updated: 11:08 am.
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