Two pulled from car that struck home in Jamaica Plain
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Firefighters pulled two people from their car after it crashed into a home in Jamaica Plain and dangled in the air Monday afternoon, police said. At 3:07 p.m. officers responded to reports of a motor vehicle striking a home at 28 Glen Road, police said, and found that the vehicle was “hanging over a wall.”Two people were extricated from the vehicle by Boston firefighters and were treated by emergency personnel , police said. Firefighters examined where aftermath of car crashed into a home in Jamaica Plain Monday afternoon. Meleck Eldahshoury for The Boston GlobeNo further information on their conditions was immediately available. According to dispatch recordings by Broadcastify, officials reported that the vehicle was “suspended,” between a parking structure and the side of the home, roughly “8 feet in the air.” On scene, the car, a red sedan, could be seen hanging over the edge of a stone wall of the home’s driveway. The vehicle had smashed through a vine-covered fence separating the house from a small parking lot next door. The car crashed through a vine-covered fence at 29 Glen Road Monday.
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