No injuries after car crashes into Acton shopfront

By Dimitris Kouimtsidis

26th Aug 2021 | Local News

Luckily no one was injured. Image Credit: Shannon O'Neill
Luckily no one was injured. Image Credit: Shannon O'Neill
The crash took place yesterday at around 5pm. Image Credit: Shannon O'Neill
The crash took place yesterday at around 5pm. Image Credit: Shannon O'Neill
The owners of the shop are appealing for witnesses who saw what happened to come forward. Image Credit: Shannon O'Neill
The owners of the shop are appealing for witnesses who saw what happened to come forward. Image Credit: Shannon O'Neill
The police arrived promptly onto the scene and sealed it off. Image Credit: Shannon O'Neill
The police arrived promptly onto the scene and sealed it off. Image Credit: Shannon O'Neill

A CAR has crashed into the front of JJ Food and Wine store on Churchfield Road in Acton.

The incident took place around 5pm yesterday (July 3), with police arriving promptly at the scene and sealing it off.

The storefront was badly damaged, but luckily no one was injured.

An officer at the scene said: "The guys working here managed to get out before it even happened, which is good."

The owners of JJ Food & Wine are appealing for witnesses to come forward as their CCTV cameras were not working during the time of the crash.

If you have any information about the crash, contact them directly HERE.

     

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