Three injured as automobile drives into Costa Coffee window | EUROtoday

Three individuals have been injured after a automobile drove right into a Costa Coffee cafe.

The automobile crashed into the espresso store on Burford Road, Carterton in Oxfordshire, on Wednesday afternoon.

Police have urged the general public to keep away from the world and the highway has been closed.

Emergency companies scrambled onto the scene to deal with the three injured.

The ambulance service mentioned all three individuals had been acutely aware and respiratory and had been taken to a neighborhood hospital for therapy.

A Thames Valley Police spokesperson mentioned: “We are currently responding to an incident in Carterton.

“A automobile has been pushed into Costa Coffee in Burford Road, injuring three individuals.

“Emergency services are at the scene and the road has been closed. We would advise the public to avoid the area at this time.”

The spokesperson added: “We do not believe this was a deliberate act on behalf of the driver.”

The pressure urged the general public to not share footage of the scene on social media, “out of respect for those who have been injured”.

Those with footage of the incident ought to contact police by calling 101 or on-line, quoting the reference quantity INC-20250507-1109.

A spokesperson for South Central Ambulance Service mentioned: “We have sent three ambulances, a rapid response car, our air ambulance team and our Hazardous Response Team at this time.

“We’ve been knowledgeable that there are three casualties, all of whom are acutely aware and respiratory, and are being conveyed to the John Radcliffe hospital.”