Seven people were evaluated for noncritical injuries after a car plowed into a Minneapolis butcher shop Friday evening.
The vehicle, identified as a Honda by police, punched a hole in the corner of Valerie’s Carniceria, 3149 Nicollet Av. S., according to photos posted on social media.
Police were called to the scene around 6 p.m. Two adults and three children in the Honda suffered injuries. Two men in the building also were hurt.
Police are investigating. No one has been arrested. A city building inspector has evaluated damage to the structure.
Police spokesman Scott Seroka said a second vehicle at the scene sustained minor damage to the passenger side.
Despite damage to the building, a clerk who answered the phone Saturday said Valerie’s remains open for business.

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