A building was damaged after a car crashed into a gas station in Boston, according to Boston Police. BPD were called to the scene on Meridian Street in East Boston around 9:30 on Friday night.
NEW...Car into Shell station Meridian St, Boston. Driver not hurt, per police. @boston25 pic.twitter.com/wy0GFJrxuc
— Evan White (@EvanWhiteIII) December 22, 2018
No major injuries were reported in the crash, and the driver remained on scene as EMS traveled to the scene to evaluate him.
Just spoke with the owner of the Shell gas station (Meridian St East Boston) Says driver lost control pulling in, resulted in the damage seen here. No injuries. Several people were in the store. @boston25 pic.twitter.com/E7PpqtH3la
— Evan White (@EvanWhiteIII) December 22, 2018
The owner of the gas station told Boston 25 News the driver lost control pulling in, and said several people were in the store when the crash happened. He went on to mention that this is the third time that a car has crashed into that building.
Towing company trying to free the SUV. No luck on the first try. @boston25 pic.twitter.com/6FOrsNxZWc
— Evan White (@EvanWhiteIII) December 22, 2018
The gas station was damaged as the car crashed into the front of the building. Inspection services were on the scene following the crash and determined that the building is structurally sound.
>>RELATED: One dead, one transported after four-car crash in Middleborough
The cause of the crash was not immediately known. There is no word on when the gas station will be reopened.
Cox Media Group