BREAKING 6 people injured after truck crashes into Stater Bros. store in Rialto
The crash happened on the 160 block of Baseline Road, according to the Rialto Police Department. The preliminary investigation suggests an elderly woman crashed a Toyota Tundra into the front of the store, striking three registers.
Police said two people suffered significant injuries and five others sustained only minor non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities initially said six people were injured, but later updated that figure.Some customers said they ran for safety as the truck came towards them. "I was just asking to use the bathroom but when I heard that bang, and then I see the car coming through... I was actually running and the car was coming after me and I dove. I dove to the right, it went to the left," said David Romo.DEVELOPING: We will add more details to this report as they become available.
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