On Saturday morning in St. Louis County, a vehicle crashed into a Golden Corral restaurant, sending four people to the hospital. The incident occurred just after 10:30 a.m. in the 6100 block of South Lindbergh Boulevard, as reported by FOX 2 now. At one point, a police officer saw the vehicle rapidly crashing into the building.
The driver, an adult male, along with three others—two women and a child—who were inside the restaurant at the time of the crash, were taken directly to hospitals. Authorities say their injuries are non-life-threatening. The condition of the building and the extent of the damage are still being assessed, though footage shows a large hole in the front of the restaurant, as confirmed by KSDK.
Emergency responders quickly arrived to help and ensure the safety of patrons and workers. The driver's motive and condition are still unconfirmed, but more information is expected as the investigation continues, as stated by the First Alert 4. Those seeking updates are encouraged to follow the developing story, as local news outlets continue to report on the aftermath and findings from the St. Louis County Police Department.
