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Pedestrian nearly hit by woman allegedly seven times over limit in post office crash

Lucy Slade

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A pedestrian was nearly hit by a woman allegedly seven times over the legal blood alcohol limit before she crashed into a post office in a remote South Australian town.

Police were called to a post office on Hutchison Street at Coober Pedy after reports a car crashed into the building about 3.15pm on Thursday.

"The crash caused damage to the post office boxes, delivery door and brick wall," South Australia Police said in a statement.

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A pedestrian was nearly hit by a woman allegedly seven times over the legal blood alcohol limit before she crashed into a post office in a remote South Australian town.

CCTV shows the incident at Coober Pedy's post office. Nine

It's alleged the woman was on her way to school pick-up before the crash.

The man said he was half a metre from being hit.

CCTV shows the man and post office workers in shock after the crash.

Police alleged the 47-year-old woman recorded a positive breath test of 0.379.

She was reported for drink driving and aggravated driving without due care.

The woman lost her licence on the sport for 12 months.

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"She will be summonsed to appear in court at a later date," police said.

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