CAMAS — Two phones rang persistently Friday morning as Ali Alquraisha paced around inside Camas Produce, the little shop he owns off Northeast Everett Street. Broken glass, chunks of concrete and smashed vegetable containers were piled at the front of the store. “We were here until 2 a.m. A crew came in and helped clean up the mess,” Alquraisha said. Camas police say Terra Scoles-Stark, 39, a local resident, was arrested on suspicion of impaired driving after she plowed a 2017 GMC Terrain SUV through the store’s front windows Thursday evening. Scoles-Stark walked away uninjured, so did a passenger and people who’d been inside the store at the time of the crash. Alquraisha said he wasn’t there when the woman took a detour into his business, but he arrived before she was escorted away by an officer. “I was told she rode in and didn’t stop.

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