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Driver Crashes Through Walls at Canton Township Walmart, Injuring Five, Including Baby




Driver Crashes SUV into Walmart, Leaving Several Injured

Canton Township — Afternoon shopping turned to chaos at a Canton Township Walmart early Friday afternoon when a driver of an SUV crashed through the store’s walls, injuring at least five people, including a baby.

Details of the Incident

The driver, who was taken to the hospital along with the injured shoppers, crashed through two service doors and ended up roughly 45 feet inside the Walmart on Ford Road in a Jeep SUV, said Canton Police Chief Chad Baugh. Police have not identified the cause of the crash yet, which happened around 1:30 p.m., and are investigating from multiple angles.

Eyewitness Accounts

Two people who identified themselves as family members and a witness inside the store said the driver was a woman. Detroit resident Mary Kubik, who was near the crash site, described the terrifying experience, stating, “I thought it was a bomb that went off… Everything was just flying everywhere.”

Response and Rescue Efforts

Rescue units transported several people inside the building for medical assistance, though their conditions have not been specified. First responders worked efficiently to evacuate the store and assist those injured.

Public safety officials were seen transporting shoppers out of the store on stretchers.

Witness Accounts

Shopper Vinny Melone, who posted on social media, expressed shock at the incident, stating, “Never in all my years have I seen something like this.”

Investigation and Aftermath

The cause of the crash is still under investigation. Pill bottles were found scattered on the floor as the crashed SUV was being removed from the store. The Walmart store remains closed.


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