Stolen Hyundai crashes into Bethel High School in Spanaway

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A stolen Hyundai was found crashed into Bethel High School in Spanaway early Tuesday morning, prompting an investigation by the Pierce County Sheriff's Department. The vehicle reportedly crashed into the school's exterior, causing damage but thankfully no injuries to students or staff. Witnesses reported hearing a loud noise, which led to the swift response of law enforcement. The incident has drawn attention to the ongoing issue of vehicle thefts in the region, a concern that has been escalating in recent months. Authorities are currently working to identify the suspects responsible for the theft and crash.

The school community is relieved that no one was hurt, but the event has raised awareness about safety in school zones. The Sheriff's Department is urging the public to report any suspicious activity related to vehicle thefts. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of community vigilance in preventing crime.

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