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Toyota Smashes Through Reseda Clothing Store, Somehow No One Hurt

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Published on November 07, 2026
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A car jumped the curb and plowed straight through the front window of a Reseda clothing store Friday afternoon, leaving a trail of shattered glass and a mangled sedan wedged partway inside. The crash happened at the Fashion Q store at 19345 Victory Blvd. around 4:25 p.m., sending shoppers and passersby scrambling as debris scattered across the sidewalk.

Cellphone video captured by witnesses showed the driver steering a Toyota sedan onto the sidewalk before smashing through the large glass storefront, according to KTLA. The car came to rest partially inside the store with heavy front-end damage, and at least two people appeared to be inside the vehicle at the time of impact.

No Injuries Reported Despite Dramatic Scene

Despite the violent-looking crash, officials said no one in the car or inside the store was hurt. That account stands in contrast to an earlier Citizen alert that described police responding to a 911 report of a vehicle crash with injuries — language that reflected the nature of the initial call rather than a confirmed injury count, according to Citizen. A user-submitted image shared through that same alert showed a black sedan crashed into the storefront, with extensive damage visible to both the vehicle and the building.

Crews worked to secure the scene in the aftermath, with authorities cordoning off the area while they cleared debris from the sidewalk and storefront. The cleanup effort underscored just how much force the vehicle carried when it left the roadway and tore through the shop's entrance.

What Led to the Crash Remains Unclear

The circumstances leading up to the crash remain unclear, and an investigation was underway following the incident. No further details have been released about what caused the driver to veer off Victory Boulevard and into the storefront, leaving the exact sequence of events an open question for now.