A speeding driver crashed through a backyard fence, coming close to three young children playing in a pool. The incident was captured on video, which shows the driver's vehicle breaking through the fence.
The children were fortunately not hit by the vehicle. The video footage is available, showing the close call.
Further details of the incident, including the video, can be found through the source, which reports that the event occurred in a north Fort Worth backyard.
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After Houston Public Media asked about the grant, Mayor John Whitmire’s office said it was “requesting clarification” on the guidelines.
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