MONTGOMERY, Ohio — Due to safety concerns, a vehicle remained embedded within a Montgomery residence for hours after a crash Sunday, the Montgomery Fire Department said.
According to Chief Paul Wright, firefighters responded to the 8000 block of Monte Drive in Montgomery at approximately 1 a.m. Sunday.
Upon arrival, they determined one individual was in the crashed car. The driver was transported to Bethesda North. Chief Wright said he did not believe their injuries to be serious in nature.
The homeowner was present at the time of the accident and was unharmed.
The vehicle remained in place from the time of the crash until later that afternoon, Montgomery Fire stated.
Utilites have been disabled at this address and the homeowner evacuated until after an assessment is made by a building inspector.
Investigators have not said if they know what caused the crash.
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