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NEED TO KNOW
- A mom of five has been identified as one of three people who died after a car crashed into a Los Angeles grocery store on Feb. 5
- The woman had switched her shift after her colleague couldn’t make it in, according to loved ones
- Officials tell PEOPLE the crash appears to be accidental and no charges have been filed against the driver as of Monday, Feb. 9
A family is mourning a mom of five, who died after a vehicle crashed into a Los Angeles grocery store earlier this month.
On Thursday, Feb. 5, at 12:11 p.m. local time, officials responded to reports of a traffic collision at South Westwood Boulevard and Rochester Avenue, according to a statement shared by the Los Angeles Fire Department.
When first responders arrived, they learned that a silver sedan was a block away from the 99 Ranch Market when the vehicle struck a bicyclist before careening into numerous front-facing windows of the store’s bakery, authorities said…