Bailey Aldridge
The Charlotte Observer
(MCT)
A car slammed into a North Carolina church early on Easter Sunday and spurred a gas leak, officials said.
The carcrashed into Second New Bethel Baptist Churchon New Walkertown Road in Winston-Salem on April 17, the Winston-Salem Police Department told local outlet WFMY.
温斯顿·塞勒姆消防局在上午1:50之前发了推文was on the scene of the crash. It posted a video that showed the sedan lodged against the building.
Police told WGHP that the driver of the car hadnon-life-threatening injuries.
消防官员说crash resulted in a “major gas leak,” shutting down the 1900 block of New Walkertown Road.
The fire department tweeted hours later, around 8:45 a.m., that theroad was reopened.
The church posted on Facebook that itsdrive-in service planned for the day was canceledand asked for prayers for the driver of the car involved in the crash.
Officials had not released any additional details as of the afternoon of April 17.
温斯顿·塞勒姆（Winston-Salem）位于罗利（Raleigh）以西约100英里处。
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