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 Pamela Page, 28, of North Charleston, died at approximately 8:52 a.m., according to Dorchester County Coroner Alice Durr. 
  
 Page was at the drive-thru of Biggby Coffee on Old Trolley Road when she apparently dropped something out of her car and she opened her car door and bent down to pick it up, Summerville Police Capt. Jon Rogers said. 
  
 According to a police incident report, it appears she had her foot on the brake and her vehicle in drive while she bent down to pick up the items, but that her foot slipped off the brake while she was retrieving the items. This caused the vehicle to move forward and the driver's side door struck a pillar causing the door to pin her, the report states. 
  
 The responding officer stated there was no sign of an accelerated skid, which he said led him to believe Page had not hit the accelerator. 
  
 The coroner said Page died from blunt force trauma to the head and neck. 
  
 The owners of Biggby Coffee had originally planned on reopening at 2 p.m. Wednesday afternoon, but then decided the store would remain closed the rest of Wednesday out of respect for Page's family. 
  
 Regular customers who had not heard of the incident were shocked to see the store closed. When they did learn of what happened, they said they felt staying closed for the day was appropriate. 
  
 "My heart goes out to her family, that's so awful, I'm so sorry," Laurel Lea said. "Somebody lost their life. I can go somewhere else for coffee." 
  
 "Young people are dying really often these days," Summerville resident Judy Katz said. "I think it's just terrible. I just don't understand why. When I was 28 I never thought of dying." 
  
 The owner said he and his employees are in shock that something like this happened. 
  
 A friend of the family said Page's family was making their way down to the Charleston area. Page is from Blenheim, South Carolina, which is near Florence. The friend said Page has three young children, and the youngest just a few months old. Donations to the Page family can be made here. 
  
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A South Carolina woman died in the drive-thru lane of a coffee shop in what cops are calling a freak accident. From what investigators can piece together, 28-year-old Pamela Page was in the drive-thru lane at Biggby Coffee in Summerville when she opened her car door to pick up something she had accidentally dropped out the window, WCSC reports. Police believe her foot slipped off the brake while she was picking up the item, causing the car to lurch forward, pinning her when the driver's side door struck a pillar. She died from blunt force trauma to the neck and head, according to the Dorchester County coroner's office. "It appears to be a tragic accident," a police captain tells the Post and Courier. Page apparently didn't hit the accelerator before she was pinned against the building, according to a police incident report. "The employees [who] witnessed this, it's a hard place to be in," a chaplain says. "What they viewed, what they experienced ... as for any of us, it would be very, very hard, very sad." Relatives say Page was the mother of a 9-year-old, a 6-year-old, and a 5-month-old. (Workers at this drive-thru coffee stand stopped everything to pray with a bereaved customer.)