A car made an unexpected entry into the front entrance of a Pincho restaurant in Pembroke Pines, causing damage but no injuries. The incident occurred earlier today, according to Local 10, with the vehicle propped up on the sidewalk, its interruption of the restaurant's facade evident in the shattered windows and battered doorway.
Sky 10 was over the scene at 155 N. Hiatus Road around 8:30 a.m., capturing footage of bystanders and the aftermath of the incident. Details as to what led to the crash have yet to be sufficiently unraveled, and there was no immediate word on potential injuries sustained. Although the morning’s routine was disrupted, the flow of traffic in the area managed to remain smoothly unaffected.
The Pembroke Pines Police were quickly on-site to investigate the collision. According to a statement obtained by Local 10, the circumstantial evidence was being pieced together amidst the broken glass and twisted metal—testimonies of a morning quieter turned to clamor upon the car's arrival.
By 9:00 a.m., efforts to restore the semblance of the ordinary were already underway; the car had been extricated from its unintended berth inside the establishment, as noted by WSVN. The restaurant's operational status following the event was still in question, with no definitive indication as to when it would be healthy to serve customers once again.
No injuries were reported in the incident, and the Pembroke Pines Police Department continues to investigate.
