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Oops! Employee Crashes the Boss' Ferrari

By MARISSA SIFUENTES
Updated 10:17 AM PDT, Wed, Apr 8, 2009

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Imagine having to tell your boss you crashed his beloved Ferrari.

That's what a 23 year old Morgan Hill woman had to do when she crashed it on Saturday.  She wasn't drunk.  She had permission to drive the car.  But the CHP says she took a curve too fast and flipped his Ferrari.    She wasn't hurt but her boss is furious.

Damage is estimated at $125,000.  No word on whether she'll actually get to keep her job.

Copyright Associated Press / NBC Los Angeles
First Published: Apr 6, 2009 7:00 AM PDT

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