driver hannah shulin said she was coming home from work. she fishtailed, took out the street sign and came up to a fence inches from a telephone poen. >> it took a while to register. precious. i could have been really hurt. >> justin: a tow truck driver helped her retrieve her car. she said a lot of people helped her out. this is really just a good reminder to drive safely, especially when we have this inclement winter weather. just in a few days it's going to come back. justin hinton, news 13. >> frank: now an update to a story we first brought you back in january. two buncombe county men have been arrested. lisa thompson is charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon. this happened at delaware's country store january 13th. masked men holding a gun to the clerk's head as he empties the cash register. another man filling his pockets with items from underneath the counter. haywood county jail. >>> fletcher police need help identifying suspects related to car break-ins there. they used stolen credit and debit cards. they were traveling in a

odd placed for a parked car but asheville's overnight wicked weather proved too much for hannah shulin. >> pretty much my tires locked up. i ran in to the street sign, right in the intersection. so yeah. that's pretty much what happened. >> justin: she smiles now that she's okay but a scary night when she realizz just how close she'd come to hitting the telephone pole. >> i didn't even realize it until i got out of the car. >> justin: a rough night not just for her but for several others. she struggled to navigate through the area. >> green car, silver car and a red car in the road. >> a couple of signs in different places came down. >> lots of people try to turn on wyoming and didn't make it, it looks like. >> justin: this time around it's a little different. you have a car in your front yard. >> justin: thanks to the fire department and a helpful tow truck driver, shulin was able to finish her drive home unhurt. she can now say she's left her mark on the community. and the community left its mark on her. >> everybody was really, really helpful. and i'm really grateful for the whole k