PRATTVILLE, AL (WSFA) - There were some scary moments Tuesday afternoon as an SUV plunged into the front of a bank in Prattville.

The white, Mitsubishi SUV crashed through a window at the Bank of America Home Loan branch located in a shopping center.

There were no serious injuries reported in the crash, and additional information was not immediately available.

WSFA 12 News will update this story as new information becomes known.

We recognize the value of government-to-citizen communication, and the crucial role of mobile technology in today’s society.  That’s why the City of Prattville is going mobile!  You can now get the latest community information and resources right to your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad.  We’re publishing news, events, maps, and services through a revolutionary mobile app called YouTown.

YouTown allows the publication of various types of public data -- all of which is easily viewable on your mobile device.  Using an easy-to-navigate interface, you can browse recent news articles, check out local events, and find resources for civic services. 

City Webmaster Teresa Lee first learned about the mobile app development project at the National Association of Government Webmaster’s conference in September 2010.  She submitted the city as a possible location for beta testing this technology.

PRATTVILLE, AL. (WSFA) - Complaints from a local Target store about strange and fraudulent returns prompted Prattville Police to conduct an undercover sting stemming from a Craigslist listing.

Wetumpka resident Kristy D. Morris, 36, was arrested for receiving stolen property after undercover authorities answered a Craigslist posting to purchase items they believed were stolen from a local Target store.

The Prattville Police Department originally received complaints that unknown females were purchasing electronic items, making a swap, and then returning the packages. The females would buy the electronic item, remove it and replace it with something similar in weight such as flour, brown sugar or baby formula. They would even go so far as to reseal and re-laminate to package to cover up the swap.

They would then return the package for a cash refund and attempt to sell the stolen item.