BETHESDA, Md. — A shocking crash unfolded in Montgomery County when a vehicle landed on top of two occupied cars in the parking lot of the Camalier Building on Fernwood Road, trapping multiple people inside.
Dramatic Rescue Effort
According to officials from the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS), the collision left two individuals trapped inside the crushed vehicles. Roughly two dozen rescue personnel responded to the scene, working swiftly to extricate both victims from the wreckage.
The accident caused significant damage to all three vehicles involved, drawing attention from nearby office workers and residents who witnessed the dramatic aftermath, as per the reports.
Injuries and Medical Response
Authorities confirmed that one of the trapped individuals refused transport, while another adult was taken to a local hospital by MCFRS Emergency Medical and Integrated Healthcare Services (EMIHS). Officials say the injuries were non-life-threatening.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation, but early reports suggest that the vehicle that landed on top of the others may have lost control while maneuvering in the parking lot.
Community Shock and Ongoing Investigation
The unusual nature of the accident stunned bystanders, with witnesses describing the scene as “unbelievable.” Fire officials commended the quick coordination of rescue teams that prevented further injuries.
Investigators are reviewing parking lot security footage to determine how the vehicle became airborne and landed atop the other two cars.
MCFRS has not yet released details about the driver or whether any citations will be issued.
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