SUV crashes into Arby’s restaurant in Garden City, causing extensive damage The vehicle crashed through a section of the wall and windows, leaving debris scattered around the scene
GARDEN CITY, Mich. – Police are investigating after a driver crashed into an Arby’s restaurant in Garden City.
The crash occurred on Wednesday (May 20) around 2:30 p.m. at 30049 Ford Road.
Police said a dark-colored SUV slammed into the building, causing extensive damage to part of the restaurant.
The vehicle appeared to have crashed through a section of the wall and windows, leaving debris scattered around the scene.
Police said no injuries were reported.
Investigators have not said what led up to the crash, and the extent of the structural damage has not been released.
The incident remains under investigation.
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