GREENWOOD, Ind. — Four people were taken to the hospital Saturday after an SUV drove into a Cold Stone Creamery in Greenwood.
Police were called to the Cold Stone Creamery, located just south of the Greenwood Park Mall near the intersection of U.S. Highway 31 and Fry Road, at around 7:30 p.m. on a report of a vehicle that had gone through the building.
Police said a man driving an SUV went to park in front of the restaurant when he accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake. The driver and two passengers were in the SUV when it crashed.
Four people were injured in the crash, all of whom were inside the restaurant at the time. Police say two were seriously injured and didn't give a condition for the other two people. One of the people who was injured was a woman who had suffered a very severe cut to her leg, police said. An officer applied a tourniquet to her leg before medics transported all four people to Eskenazi Hospital.
Police have not released the ages or identities of the people who were hurt.
Officers are investigating the crash and at this time they don't believe alcohol was a contributing factor.
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