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SUV crashes through wall of Cedar City bowling alley; police say driver acted intentionally

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A driver crashed into a bowling alley's back wall in Cedar City late Friday evening, causing significant damage, police said. Friday at the Cedar Bowling Center and involved a white SUV being driven by a woman. Based on evidence gathered at the scene, the driver struck the exterior wall of the building, backed up and struck the building a second time, Cedar City Police Sgt.

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