New video obtained by News 5 shows the moment a Linndale Police car slammed through the front of a Cleveland convenience store last Thursday.
The owner of Star Value on West 105th Street said it happened late at night after the store was closed, and no one was injured.
“The police officer, he said it was an accident,” owner Jatin Popat said. “The police chief came, he was very nice. He said that whatever repairs, the insurance would cover it…It is frustrating, yeah, but accidents happen, what are you going to do, right?”News 5 reached out to Linndale Police; we were told to reach back out on Tuesday.
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