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SUV crashes into Morgan Park home overnight; no one hurt

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A white SUV crashed into a home in Chicago's Morgan Park neighborhood early Thursday morning. The two occupants fled the scene before police arrived, and no injuries were reported.

Police are looking for two people who jumped out of an SUV after plowing into a home early Thursday in the Morgan Park neighborhood on the Far South Side. About 2:05 a.m, a white SUV was going west in the 1300 block of West 115th Street when it jumped a curb and crashed into a home, Chicago police said. The occupants of the SUV, only described by a witness as a male and female, ran away before police arrived, officials said. No injuries were reported.

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