A driver lost control of a car and crashed into the glass front of a busy New Jersey target store Thursday morning, leaving at least three people hurt.
The driver slammed into the Target store off Route 38 in Cherry Hill a little after 10 a.m. The Hyundai sedan appeared to come to rest almost entirely inside a glass section of the storefront -- into a section of shelves where to-go orders are kept.
Police and rescue crews were on scene. Someone could be seen being loaded into an ambulance when SkyForce10 arrived a short time later.
In total, three people were hurt, Cherry Hill police said. The driver and a Target employee were among those hurt. Everyone is expected to be OK, police said.
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The store sits well off Route 38 and it isn't believed that the sedan came from the busy roadway. Police said it appeared the driver -- a customer at the store -- suffered some sort of medical emergency and hit the gas instead of the brakes.
Crews continued to investigate through the rest of the morning.
