Washington woman gets stolen car stuck in fresh concrete with child and bottle of whiskey, officials say
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A driver caused a major setback in Lakewood, Washington, on Monday after driving a stolen car into fresh concrete that crews had poured at a roundabout, city officials said.
"Thanks to a series of poor choices by an individual (including driving a stolen car with a bottle of whiskey in hand) our pavement pouring at the North Gate Rd/Edgewood Ave roundabout is setback," the city tweeted on Monday.
Photos from the scene showed the Mini Cooper stuck in the concrete and a trail of footprints leading away.
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