Los Angeles County Fire and American Medical Response crews work to transport a man to the hospital. The man was injured when a car slammed into a pizza shop. | Photo: Austin Dave/The Signal.
A man eating his lunch at Ameci Pizza Kitchen in Newhall Friday was injured when he was struck by a car that crashed through the plate glass window.
The solo vehicle crash happened shortly after 12:30 p.m. at the restaurant on Lyons Avenue at Wiley Canyon Road.
The wayward car — a black Ford Fusion — pulled immediately from the damaged restaurant covered in broken glass.
Paramedics with the Los Angeles County Fire Department and emergency medical technicians from the American Medical Response took the injured man — described by the restaurant manager as a regular customer — to the hospital.
One woman, believed to be the driver, was put in handcuffs and placed in a cruiser after completing a sobriety test in the parking lot.
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