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SUV crashes through Arkansas photography studio for infants
Updated: 12:57 PM CDT Apr 18, 2023
A driver crashed through the wall of a photography studio for newborns in Lowell Tuesday morning.The Ford Escape went into the Footsteps Photography studio just before 8 a.m. Amanda Webb, who owns the studio, said that if the crash had come just a couple of hours later, there would have been babies posing against the very wall the driver destroyed.Chris Johnson was parked across the street when he heard what sounded like an explosion.Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.When he saw the SUV through the hole in the wall of the studio, he ran inside.”Tires had popped but they were still spinning,” Johnson said. “I just started beating on the windows to see if I could get anybody to holler out but nobody did.”Johnson tried to pry the door open but wasn’t able to.A fire broke out and filled the room with smoke, forcing him to leave after about three minutes.>> Download the 40/29 News AppEmergency workers came on the scene and pried the doors open.Johnson saw firefighters carry out a toddler, who appeared conscious. He also saw a man leave the car, who appeared shaken up.40/29 News has reached out to Lowell police for more information about the crash.Top Headlines Fayetteville police say officer arrived just seconds after woman was stabbed to death USPS offices no longer stay open late on tax deadline day Northwest Arkansas tax centers give advice for last-minute taxes McCurtain County Sheriff’s Office claims audio recordings were altered
A driver crashed through the wall of a photography studio for newborns in Lowell Tuesday morning.
The Ford Escape went into the Footsteps Photography studio just before 8 a.m.
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Amanda Webb, who owns the studio, said that if the crash had come just a couple of hours later, there would have been babies posing against the very wall the driver destroyed.
Chris Johnson was parked across the street when he heard what sounded like an explosion.
Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.
When he saw the SUV through the hole in the wall of the studio, he ran inside.
“Tires had popped but they were still spinning,” Johnson said. “I just started beating on the windows to see if I could get anybody to holler out but nobody did.”
Johnson tried to pry the door open but wasn’t able to.
A fire broke out and filled the room with smoke, forcing him to leave after about three minutes.
>> Download the 40/29 News App
Emergency workers came on the scene and pried the doors open.
Johnson saw firefighters carry out a toddler, who appeared conscious. He also saw a man leave the car, who appeared shaken up.
40/29 News has reached out to Lowell police for more information about the crash.
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