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Illinois driver plunges off parking garage deck near mall: photo
A driver in Illinois plunged their vehicle off a mall parking deck on Monday afternoon, prompting an emergency response.
The car crash happened at the Harlem Irving Plaza in Norridge on Monday afternoon. The Norridge Police Department announced the incident in a Facebook post, noting that officers arrived at the scene shortly before 12:30 p.m.
“At approximately 1228 hours Norridge Police Officers and Norwood Park Fire Protection District were dispatched to the 4000 block of Octavia for a vehicle that had driven through the guardrail of the parking lot at the Harlem and Irving Plaza Mall,” the police department said in a Facebook post.
“Upon arrival Officers found a vehicle flipped over with the driver entrapped in the vehicle,” the post added.
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Authorities worked to extract a driver from an upside-down car in Norridge on Monday. (FOX 32 Chicago / Norridge Police Department via Facebook)
A picture shared by the Norridge Police Department shows the upside-down car on a street while first responders worked to extract the driver.
Police chief Brian Goss told Fox News Digital that the car fell around 20 feet, and that the incident was accidental.
According to police, the driver’s injuries were not life-threatening.
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The car crash happened at the Harlem Irving Plaza in Norridge, Illinois. (Norridge Police Department via Facebook)
“Norwood Park Fire extricated the driver and transported them to Lutheran General Hospital for non-life threatening injuries,” the Facebook post read.
Lt. Ron Schneider told FOX 32 Chicago that it took between 20 and 30 minutes to remove the driver from the car. Authorities have not disclosed the exact cause of the incident.
Authorities are currently investigating the incident. (FOX 32 Chicago)
The Norridge Police Department is investigating the incident at this time. No additional details are available.
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Morton County did not violate North Dakota’s open records law when the County Auditor, within a reasonable time, informed the requester that the requested records were not in the County’s possession.. – North Dakota Attorney General
27 Feb Morton County did not violate North Dakota’s open records law when the County Auditor, within a reasonable time, informed the requester that the requested records were not in the County’s possession..
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February 27, 2026
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BISMARCK, ND – Karen Jordan requested an opinion from this office under N.D.C.C. § 44-04-21.1 asking whether Morton County violated N.D.C.C. § 44-04-18 by failing or refusing to provide records.
Conclusion: It is my opinion that Morton County’s response was in compliance with N.D.C.C. § 44-04-18.
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