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   A St. Paul man has been charged with two counts of criminal vehicular   
   operation after carjacking a vehicle and crashing into siblings attempting to   
   cross the street in south Minneapolis on Monday, Sept. 30.   
      
   Steven Ross, 48, has been accused by the Hennepin County Attorney's Office of   
   the violently crime spree that started around 2:15 p.m. Monday when he walked   
   up to a Toyota Rav 4, smashed the window with his head and stole the driver's   
   keys.   
      
   He then stole the SUV, crashing into multiple parked vehicles along 17th Ave.   
   S. before speeding down through an intersection and slamming into two   
   teenagers in a crosswalk.   
      
   The violent collision happened at the intersection of 17th Ave. S. and E. Lake   
   Street.   
      
   "The two victims were hit with such force that they were launched into the   
   air," the release form the attorney's office says. More of the horrific   
   details from the release:   
      
   "The young woman, 19, was flung into a bakery window frame on the corner of   
   the street, landing on the sidewalk unconscious. The 14-year-old young man   
   with her went through the glass window of the bakery, landing inside the   
   building."   
      
   The 19-year-old woman suffered a brain injury and remains hospitalized, with   
   her father writing on Facebook Tuesday that she was still unresponsive. Her   
   brother suffered multiple broken bones and cuts and also remains hospitalized.   
      
   After jumping the curb and crashing into the bakery, Ross turned the vehicle   
   around and sped east on Lake Street, nearly hitting the 19-year-old again.   
   Ross then rammed a police vehicle before crashing into a light pole near Lake   
   Street and 20th Ave.   
      
   The SUV's engine started on fire, at which point police pulled Ross from the   
   burning vehicle. He is now being treated in the hospital under police watch.   
      
   Ross admitted to police that he used crack, marijuana and alcohol the day of   
   the incident.   
      
   https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/charges-st-paul-man-st   
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