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Kirkland Police are searching for the driver who drove his car west along N.E. 132nd St. when the car lost control and swerved left across traffic. The car knocked out a traffic sign before hitting a tree head on. The driver fled on foot. - Chad Coleman/Kirkland Reporter
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Kirkland Police are searching for the driver who drove his car west along N.E. 132nd St. when the car lost control and swerved left across traffic. The car knocked out a traffic sign before hitting a tree head on. The driver fled on foot.

By CARRIE RODRIGUEZ
Kirkland Reporter Editor
October 12, 2010 · Updated 9:38 AM 

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The driver who smashed a car into a tree after swerving across traffic Friday evening has fled on foot, according to police on scene.

Kirkland Police are searching for the driver who drove west along N.E. 132nd St. near 124th Ave. N.E. when the car lost control and swerved left across traffic. The car knocked out a traffic sign before hitting a tree head on.

No injuries have been reported.

The Reporter will update the story when more information becomes available.

Contact Kirkland Reporter Editor Carrie Rodriguez at editor@kirklandreporter.com or 1-425-822-9166 (ext 5050).

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