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PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. -- The woman behind the wheel of a black sedan that slammed into Lisa Bell’s home on Dale Boulevard this evening had a kitten inside her car and became distracted, said Bell. The car left a hole in the brick home of the Prince William County School Board Member, and police and fire and rescue crews were called to the scene.

Bell told Potomac Local News the female driver appeared to be in her early 20s, and that she became distracted while driving west on Dale Boulevard near Bell’s home, hit a car parked at Bell’s neighbor’s home and totaled it, then drove into Bell’s yard, hit a tree, and then continued into the side of Bell’s home.

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