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CTOnews.com, Nov. 23-the driver who crashed into a retail store on Apple Derby Street in Massachusetts, killing one person, said in his defense that he did not do so on purpose and that it was an "unfortunate accident."

CTOnews.com learned that Bradley Rhine, 52, drove his Toyota 4Runner into an Apple store in Xing'an, Massachusetts, on Monday morning local time. The car broke through the glass at breakneck speed and stopped when it hit the back wall of the store.

Lane faced intentional charges of negligence in court on Tuesday morning, according to MassLive. Lane claimed that his foot was stuck on the throttle and he couldn't brake in time.

Rhine's defense lawyer described the incident as an "unfortunate accident" and asked for bail at $20000, while Henham District Court set bail at $100000.

It is reported that Rhine was not injured after the accident, although earlier witnesses reported blood on his body. He went with the police to the Hingham police station, where he volunteered for a breath alcohol test and came back negative.

MassLive reported that at least 20 people were seriously injured. Doctors at South Bank Hospital treated 17 people, while others were taken to a hospital in Boston and described the injuries as "life-threatening and limb-threatening", including head injuries and described as "limb deformity". The accident also killed 65-year-old New Jersey man Kevin Bradley, who was pronounced dead on the spot.

Rhine told the police officer that he had no medical problems and that as far as he knew, his car had no mechanical problems.

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