Two Car Accidents Downtown

One car hits two pedestrians

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Story Created: Jan 20, 2012 at 3:22 PM AKDT

Story Updated: Jan 20, 2012 at 3:23 PM AKDT

There were two car wrecks downtown Friday afternoon. One was near City Hall near Sixth Avenue and D Street, in which a car hit two pedestrians. One of the pedestrians walked away, the other was injured and taken to Providence Hospital.

In another accident, a vehicle hit another vehicle near the Captain Cook Hotel, and the second vehicle nearly crashed into the hotel.

This is a developing story. Tune into CBS 11 News at 5, 6 and 10 for more information.

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kathy said on Wednesday, Jan 25 at 11:06 AM

Our streets are not safe and getting skinnier, no road maintence on subdivisions...if we had not got our PFD we would have more money for road maintence and schools, etc. people are greedy for PFD, which is more important money or your lives?

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Raven33 said on Saturday, Jan 21 at 9:30 AM

Seems the driver of the SUV was Brandy Cicchetti. Her online courtview record shows she was convicted of a DUI last July. Don't you lose you drivers license for a year once you're convicted of a DUI?

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24char said on Saturday, Jan 21 at 8:57 AM

If the driver was on a cell phone and driving I hope they throw the book at him/her for distracted driving. It would seem that too many Alaskans are willing to drive carelessly and with no regard for anyone else on the road.

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bususer said on Friday, Jan 20 at 6:29 PM

THE DRIVER WAS TALK-&-DRIVING prayers for everyone involved and for SAFER driving and SAFER walking in the rest of 2012.

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