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A driver of a driver rolled several times in a residential building in Texas – and hits fences, a gas grill and a power supply box when it turned up – before he landed in the garden of a house
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The driver identified as Charlotte Yvette Stegall was declared dead at the crime scene after being caught in her 2025 Mercedes G-Class SUV
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The sheriff of Harris County, Ed Gonzalez
A Texan woman died after her SUV turned over and rolled into a neighborhood – and hit a power box before landing in a garden.
The sheriff of Harris County, Ed Gonzalez, said the woman drove at the intersection of the Cypress North Houston Road and the Cypress Creek Forest Drive in Cypress, just outside of Houston, around 3:15 p.m. on May 10th, when her vehicle one SUV from 2025 Mercedes G-Class-Class was implemented several times.
The Sheriff's office later identified the woman in an incident report as Charlotte Yvette Stegall. According to the investigators, she was on the west on the Cypress North Houston Road when she drifted from her lane and currently crossed the track in the east.
The police wrote that their vehicle then left the street, hit several fences and then protruded to the right before they came to a standstill on all four wheels in the back yard. Officials said Fox 26 that Stegall was in the SUV alone.
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“Fortunately, nobody was injured in the house,” said Gonzalez on X.
Officials said Stegall was trapped in the vehicle because of the crash, and first aiders they explained at the scene.
Gonzalez added X that the SUV had also hit a gas grill with during the roller blind and possibly started a small fire, but it was quickly deleted. In addition, the Stegall vehicle hit a power box and knocked electricity for part of the neighborhood.
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The Centerpoint Energy of the Local Power Company said Click2houston in a statement that the electricity was restored on Saturday at 9 p.m. Gonzalez added Gonzalez, added Gonzalez.
“Our hearts go to everyone who is affected by this incident,” said the Power Company. “Centerpoint Energy Crews work on site with first aiders and law enforcement authorities in order to secure the area safely and to restore the service safely and as soon as possible for the customers concerned.”
No injuries were reported. It is not known what caused the crash.
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