A disturbed driver had eight people injured after he walked through a car showroom in California.
The terrifying moment was recorded on video on Saturday in a Carmax in Inglewood when a customer rammed through the dealer around 2.10 pm.
According to Carmax, the nameless customer had his vehicle on the location on the 8600 block of South La Cienega Boulevard rated just before the chaotic incident.
After he did not agree with the offer he received, the driver reportedly returned to his car and plowed through the building, said witnesses, according to KABC.
Two people were brought to the hospital in critical condition, while six others were treated on the spot for minor injuries.
The company published a statement about the 'terrible event' and noted that the suspect was arrested by the police.
“This person was a customer and was arrested by the police. We appreciate the reaction of the authorities to this terrible event. The safety of our employees, community and customers is our top priority, “said Carmax on X.
“We are deeply saddened by this Evert and our hearts go out to everyone who is affected.”
The nameless male driver who was charged in a gray SUV in a Carmax in Inglewood, California on Saturday in a gray SUV in a gray SUV
Customers and employees ran for their lives when the car found its way to the showroom
Miguel Hernandez conquered the wild images and “never lifted to Carmax in the hood.”
He ran over the entrance of the building from the parking lot While people were heard screaming in fear.
When he arrived at the door, a heavily dented gray sedan was aggressively turned back into the building, while shocked witnesses looked completely shock.
Once through the doors, the driver waved the car dramatically while a terrified employee took out the dealer to protect himself.
“What the f ***?!,” Shouted someone when a woman repeated: “Out! Go that way, go that way, go that way! '
People then saw over broken glass jumping while the rogue driver hit the left and walked the building and collapsed in windows.
In the aftermath, desks, chairs and computers were turned around while stacks broken glass covered the floors.
The Los Angeles County fire brigade said they initially received a call for an active shooter, but soon realized that that was not the case, KABC reported.
The non -created male director changed himself in the Los Angeles police on a police academy on Manchester Avenue after he had driven away from the stage (photo)
After he did not agree with an offer he received, the driver reportedly returned to his car and plowed through the building, said witnesses
The non -created male director changed himself in the Los Angeles police at a police academy on Manchester Avenue after he had driven away from the stage, NBC News reported.
He was arrested and is confronted with an attack with a deadly weapon, including accusations.
Although the exact reason why the driver has become so angry, Carmax is known for assessing the vehicles of customers based on the general state and mileage of the car, among other things.
Jennifer Coffindaffer, an employee of the law and the justice for news string, went to X who expressed her concern for people, including the driver, who 'on the edge of serious anger'.
'I was like [sic] Carmax 2 days ago. They gave me a Low Ball offering on my Jaguar, after they have pointed out every little mistake. I said thanks for your time and links, “she wrote next to the video.
'This guy came in with the Carmax staff and drove his car in their showroom. Wounds 8, 2 critical.
In the aftermath, desks, chairs and computers were turned around and piles of broken glass covered the floors
'What was the matter in the life of this person that could cause a dispute over an auto you to try to make murder? There are many people on the point of serious anger. '
Dailymail.com contacted the Inglewood police, the police of Los Angeles and Carmax for comments.
A similar incident took place on December 9, when Michael Lee Murray, 35, drove his new Subaru to a Utah dealer.
Murray was apparently upset after he had bought the Subaru Outback of the Tim Dale Mazda Southtown dealer in Sandy earlier that day – only to discover what he said that mechanical problems were with the vehicle, according to Fox 13.
He returned to the dealer hours later and demanded his money back and asked to return the vehicle and told the police in the aftermath that the store sold him a lemon and they would not give him his money back, “newsweek reported.
Sellers then explained that the sales contract for the Subaru Outback was 'as it is' and therefore would not give him a refund, so that he would plow through the building.
