SUV Crashes Into Concord’s Salvation Army Family Store

Traffic & Transit

SUV Crashes Into Concord's Salvation Army Family Store Video: A driver was not injured after crashing an SUV into a Sheep Davis Road building Friday; a building inspector will survey the damage.

CONCORD, NH — Concord fire and rescue teams, as well as police, were sent to a store on Route 106 after a vehicle crashed into a building Friday .

Around noon, police and fire dispatch began receiving calls about a vehicle crashing into a building on Loudon Road. A police officer arrived first and saw no vehicle damage at the store. Employees at the business, too, had not reported anything to police or firefighters.

About a minute later, police dispatch reported the crash was not on Loudon Road but was at the Salvation Army Family Store on Sheep Davis Road. The officer left Loudon Road while firefighters and EMTs were rerouted to that building.

When they arrived, they found a Nissan SUV with handicapped plates parked in a handicapped space with front-end damage. The building also had damage just off to the side of the store's entrance.

An officer told dispatch the driver did not appear injured, but EMTs examined them. The driver was cleared later, and some firefighters returned to service.

A fire commander requested a building inspector from the city to examine the damage from the crash.

The driver arranged to have the vehicle towed, and the officer filled out a report and cleared the scene.

The building inspected is expected to survey the damage Friday afternoon.

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