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RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Two people were injured after a vehicle crashed into a power pole in Raleigh’s Five Points neighborhood early Monday morning, knocking out electricity to hundreds of customers.
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According to the Raleigh Police Department, officers responded to a single-vehicle crash along Glenwood Avenue. When they arrived, they found a car that had struck a utility pole.
Two people inside the vehicle were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. Their conditions were not immediately available.
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Crews responded after a vehicle crashed into a power pole in Raleigh’s Five Points neighborhood, knocking out electricity to hundreds of people in the area on Monday morning. (Judith Retana/CBS 17) 
Crews responded after a vehicle crashed into a power pole in Raleigh’s Five Points neighborhood, knocking out electricity to hundreds of people in the area on Monday morning. (Judith Retana/CBS 17) 
Crews responded after a vehicle crashed into a power pole in Raleigh’s Five Points neighborhood, knocking out electricity to hundreds of people in the area on Monday morning. (Judith Retana/CBS 17)
The crash caused a power outage affecting nearly 150 Duke Energy customers near the scene as of 5 a.m. Monday, according to the utility’s outage map.
Glenwood Avenue is expected to remain closed for several hours while crews work to repair the damaged pole and restore power to the area.
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