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Sheared hydrant from car crash floods Beverly Hills streets
A car slammed into a fire hydrant in Beverly Hills, sending up hundreds of feet into the air on Benedict Canyon Road near Clear View Drive on Friday, Jan. 25, 2013. (KABC Photo)
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (KABC) -- A car slammed into a fire hydrant in Beverly Hills, creating a major mess on Benedict Canyon Road near Clear View Drive.
The Friday night crash sent water shooting hundreds of feet into the air and onto a home. The family that lives there had to be helped out by firefighters.
Neighbors who were asleep came out to see what had shaken them from their beds.
It took a few hours to shut the water off. Authorities say the crash was just a case of bad driving.
There was no word on damage to the home, but the sheared hydrant did cause a lot of flooding in the neighborhood.
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