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JEEP DRIVES THRU TUCKER DUKES IN DEERFIELD BEACH

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Deerfield-News.com-Deerfield Beach, FL-This morning, Tucker Dukes became a drive-through operation.A Jeep drove through their front door.

The following statement was issued by Broward Fire Rescue Sheriff’s Public Information Officer Chief Michael Kane.-

 

Fire rescue personnel responded to the crash shortly after 9:30 a.m. at 1101 South Powerline Road, according to Battalion Chief Michael B. Kane, a spokesman for BSFR.

“Firefighters discovered a black Jeep Wrangler had crashed through the front glass entrance of the TUCKER DUKES LUCHBOX, coming to rest inside the establishment,” Kane wrote in a statement, adding that “the damage was primarily limited to the glass storefront, with no structural damage initially reported.”

The Deerfield Beach Building Department also responded to evaluate the commercial property.

“The circumstances surrounding the crash remain under investigation,” Kane wrote.

In another case of a vehicle through  a storefront window,Tucker Dukes posted the picture we have posted to Social Media. According to authorities no one was seriously injured.This phenomena is unfortunately all ot familiar to our readers and seems to occur from time to time.

Hopefully the landlords in South Florida shopping centers will start installing BOLLARDS in front of stores.

Common Types of Parking Bollards
  • Fixed and Pour-in-Place Bollards. These permanent steel or concrete posts are embedded deep into the ground to create an immovable barrier around storefronts, sidewalks, and equipment. [1, 2, 3]

  • Surface-Mounted Bollards. Attached directly to existing concrete or asphalt using bolted base plates, these offer straightforward installation without deep excavation. [1, 2]

  • Removable and Fold-Down Bollards. Designed for spaces with changing access needs, these posts can be unlocked, lifted out of ground sleeves, or folded flat to allow authorized vehicles through. [1, 2, 3]

  • Flexible Bollards. Made from durable plastics with internal springs, these posts bend upon impact rather than breaking, making them ideal for high-traffic lanes and bike paths. [1, 2]

  • Automatic and Remote-Controlled Bollards. Powered by hydraulics, electric motors, or battery-operated remotes, these barriers retract into the ground or fold down at the press of a button to reserve individual spots or manage secure entrances

 

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