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Watch: Bus security camera captures car going airborne in California

WATCH: Car Goes Airborne, Captured By Security Camera
By Bob D’Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Jan 16, 2018

Dramatic video footage from the security camera of a city bus in Santa Ana, California, shows a car going airborne before it crashed into the second story of a dental office Sunday morning, KTTV reported.

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The video, obtained by KTTV from the Orange County Transportation Authority, shows a bus traveling through the I-5 underpass near 17th Street in Santa Ana.

The video shows a car going airborne, barely missing the bus, before hitting a building.

Explore>> Speeding car hits median, flies into second story of dental office

Two people were injured when the car, apparently traveling at a high rate of speed, hit a raised median and flew into the second floor of a dental office, police said.

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