A wooden makeshift door and a sign saying, “someone crashed my restaurant and ran off,” make it clear the restaurant has yet to recover.
Police tell 19 News a car crashed into the Hunan King storefront in the 1500 block of West River Road just before 2 p.m..Four days later, a wooden makeshift door and a sign saying, “someone crashed my restaurant and ran off,” make it clear the restaurant has yet to recover.
“When I came to look outside the Jeep was right here and then he drives off,” said Soto, who works next door to the restaurant.No injuries were reported on the 911 call or when the police arrived.“I knew it was going to be a mess, and they were going to have to close for a couple days,” he said.An investigation is ongoing.
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