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Man blew through Bloomington stop sign, hit car, which then struck home, police say

Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
Managing Editor · Friday, October 9, 2026 at 12:56 PM · 1 min read
Man blew through Bloomington stop sign, hit car, which then struck home, police say — WCCO / CBS Minnesota, Wayzata Community news
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Twin Cities News Man blew through Bloomington stop sign, hit car, which then struck home, police say By WCCO Staff Updated on: October 9, 2026 / 7:56 AM CDT / CBS Minnesota Add CBS News on Google Police say a "careless" driver blew through a stop sign early Thursday morning in Bloomington, Minnesota, hit another vehicle, which then crashed into a home. Firefighters stand near a vehicle that crashed into a home in Bloomington, Minnesota, on Oct. 8, 2026. WCCO A WCCO crew captured police handcuffing a man and putting him in a squad car at the scene near East 82nd Street and 12th Avenue South, just southwest of the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Neither driver was hurt, police say, and the motorist who went through the stop sign was arrested at the scene.NOTE: The attached video aired before Bloomington police released more details on the crash. In: Car Crash Bloomington Featured Local Savings 100 rounds fired in Bloomington neighborhood shooting; 1 hurt, police say SUV crashes into Modesto home on Fortuna Avenue, killing 1 Boy on e-scooter struck, critically injured east of the Twin Cities Twin Cities law enforcement leaders call for unified gang task force State trooper rescues residents from burning Minneapolis home, fire official says 2 hospitalized after crash in Chicago's North Lawndale neighborhood Commerce multi-vehicle crash involving sheriff's deputy leaves 1 dead 2 Detroit police officers injured after another driver struck patrol car head-on

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