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Snooki Hits The Wall, Literally

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Source: Eric Charbonneau/Wire Image

Sept. 16 2011, Published 1:30 p.m. ET

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By RadarOnline.com Staff

It made big news when it happened – and now, the infamous “Snooki car crashing” episode has aired, and RadarOnline.com has the clip.

The accident  -- in which Snooki smashed into a police car in Florence, Italy, sending an officer to the hospital via stretcher -- capped off an explosive episode of Jersey Shore Thursday.

The MTV star -- who complained Italian traffic is ten times as worse than dreaded New York traffic -- was driving with co-star Deena Cortese when she careened her car between the police car (their official police escort) and a wall.

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“Are we going to get in trouble?” Deena asked a cursing Snooki, who responded, “Probably.”

Watch the video on RadarOnline.com

Snooki didn't have any license, documents or insurance on her. After taking a breathalyzer, she was whisked away by local police, to end the episode with a cliffhanger.

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