3 Hurt When Car Crashes Into Warminster Ice Cream Shop

Several people were hurt when a car crashed into a Warminster, Pennsylvania, ice cream shop Friday evening, township officials said.

The incident happened at the Big Scoop Creamery along York Road around 8 p.m.

Warminster Township Manager Gregg Shuster said the car drove into the ice cream shop hitting several people including children.

A witness said the car bounced off several parked vehicles before driving into the shop.

 

A visibly shaken Jeanette Collins(left) is consoled by her sister in law Susan Collins(right)after narrowly escaping an out of control car that was initially parked in front of the Big Scoop in Warminster. At approximately 8:00pm, the car, bounced off parked cars and then smashed into the front of the ice cream shop and nearly ran into Jeanette Collins and her 3 year old son. #spotnews #accident @theintellnews

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Three people were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment, but none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening, Bucks County emergency dispatchers said.

Shuster said the driver was trapped in the car after driving into the store and had to be rescued by firefighters.

Officials believe the incident was accidental.