Vehicle Crashes into Fayetteville Business, Injuring Multiple Patrons

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23/11/2023 23h41

Fayetteville, Thanksgiving morning - A vehicle crashed into Orange Theory on Joyce Boulevard, causing minor injuries to nine patrons, police confirmed. The incident occurred at approximately 10 a.m., prompting a swift response from the Fayetteville Police Department.

Upon receiving a distress call, patrol officers rushed to the scene where they found a vehicle had collided with the popular fitness establishment. Authorities have revealed that the driver mistakenly believed the vehicle was in reverse, when it was actually in drive, leading to the unfortunate crash.

As a result of the collision, nine individuals sustained minor injuries from shattered glass. Eight of the affected individuals were immediately transported to a nearby medical facility for treatment of minor lacerations caused by flying debris. Thankfully, no serious injuries were reported.

The Fayetteville Police Department has initiated an ongoing investigation into the incident. As of now, no citations or arrests have been made in connection with the crash. Detectives are examining all available evidence and interviewing witnesses to determine the exact sequence of events leading up to the accident.

Road safety measures and driver awareness remain of utmost importance, especially during busy holiday periods when public places are crowded. Authorities urge all drivers to exercise caution, double-check gear positions before maneuvering vehicles, and stay vigilant to prevent such incidents.

As the investigation progresses, authorities will release further updates on any developments or potential charges. In the meantime, Orange Theory is working to restore normal operations following the unexpected accident.

This serves as an important reminder for everyone to remain attentive on the roads and within business premises to ensure the safety and well-being of all.

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