MANCHESTER, Conn. — A jewelry store in Manchester is cleaning up Friday morning after a vehicle apparently crashed into its building.
Photos and videos from outside Bray Jewelers on Main Street showed police tape as a crew was inside clearing some of the debris.
According to the Manchester Fire Department, the crash happened around 7 a.m. when the vehicle's driver lost control and hit the building. No one was seriously hurt.
The vehicle, which had been removed by the time a FOX61 News crew arrived at the scene, left a gaping hole in the building.
Bray Jewelers is a family-owned store that has been in business for more than 100 years. The owner told FOX61 News that he hopes to reopen the store as quickly as possible.
One of the drivers involved in the incident tells FOX61 News she has never seen a crash like this before.
"It happened so fast. It was like a movie, seriously it happened in seconds," said the driver who wished to remain anonymous.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
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