Tragedy Strikes at Brae Burn Country Club as Two Employees Are Injured After Uncontrollable Car Crash
- On Saturday, a Mercedes-Benz crashed into the pro shop at Brae Burn Country Club in Newton around noon, injuring the driver and two employees, according to Newton police.
- Newton Police Department investigators attributed the crash to "unintentional operator error," ruling out malicious intent or driver impairment in their preliminary findings.
- Surveillance video circulating on social media purportedly shows the white sedan hitting a curb before careening into the building at significant speed near the two employees.
- The three injured individuals were transported to Newton-Wellesley Hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries; the Golf Shop remained closed Monday for facade repairs and boarding.
- Authorities, including firefighters and the city engineer, responded to ensure the building remained structurally sound before boarding it up as the investigation continues.
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A white Mercedes-Benz crashed into the parking lot of the Brae Burn Country Club in Newton, on the outskirts of Boston, in the United States, on Saturday (19), and hit two golf carts before crashing through the wall of a sporting goods store. The driver and two employees of the establishment were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, according to Newton police. Understand: Rio with 500 crocodiles is chosen for the 2032 Olympic competitions,…
Two employees were also in the room when the car crashed through the wall.
Three people were injured, fortunately without any life-threatening injuries.
The moment a Mercedes ploughs into the pro shop at a US country club
Mercedes crashes into the pro shop at Brae Burn Country Club in the West Newton suburb of Boston. Three people including the driver were reportedly injured, but none of them seriously.
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