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She said after the interview she returned to the Social Services Department by coming into the lot through the west gate which would be on 11th Street. Because she came in the west gate, she was driving east toward the building. She was going to park in one of the slots facing in an easterly direction on the west side of the building but she decided that beings she was driving a small car and larger cars had easier driving to get in and out of those spaces, she chose to go north, make a U-turn and come back south toward the building and park in one of the spaces because they are easier to get in and out of with a small car. She said when she was very close to the building, the car began to rev. She said she was going so slow at that time after making the U-turn to come back toward the building, she didn't have her foot on the gas or the brakes. It is her recollection that the motor started to rev all by itself and she climbed up over the curb through and over some decorative rocks and then she struck the decorative wall that sits away from the building itself and is used to hide and protect air conditioning cooling units for the building. It is made out of brick and mortar and as soon as she struck it, the car came to a complete stop immediately. She said that once she reported it to the police and gave the police the necessary information and was interviewed by OFFICER SHERRI ARNOLD, she went to the walk-in clinic on South University Drive operated by Meritcare. She said she was treated at that location by a physician's assistant identified as MS. BECKER. She said that yesterday she had a stiff neck and it was still somewhat stiff today but it seemed a lot better because she had put ice on it all evening. She said on her right knee she has a small abrasion, on her left knee she has a rather large bruise. She said from her right shoulder to her elbow, she has an achy sort of feeling and in her hand she has a stinging sort of sensation, that would be in her right hand. Other than that, she was just examined and released to go to her residence. She was also apparently given some sort of pain medication. I asked her twice during the interview if she had her foot on the accelerator or the br~ke and both times she responded that it's her recollection that she didn't have her foot on either the accelerator or the brake. She said once she made the U-turn and headed back toward the building driving south, the motor seemed to rev by itself and before she could react, she was so close to the building, it struck the decorative wall. I asked her about the car. She said she had driven it many times and never had any problems with it. In fact, she didn't have any problems with it when she drove over to the client's residence in Fargo on 05/02/02. I advised her that I would be doing a report and sending it to the Sheriff and Cass County Auditor MICHAEL MONTPLAISIR. She had