WAREHAM, MASS. (WHDH) - Crews responded after a car crashed into a Wareham house Wednesday morning at the Great Hill Estates Trailer Park, according to Wareham fire officials.
Wareham fire officials said a driver lost control, plowing through the front bushes before barreling into a mobile home. The homeowners said they have lived in the home on Pine View Terrace for 18 years.
The homeowners, Peter and Kathy Prime, were inside at the time of the crash. Kathy said she was heading to the kitchen to make tea when an SUV suddenly came crashing through, sending her refridgerator catapulting through the wall and out of the house.
“Kinda like a frieght train. It took cabinets, it took everything out and sent my refrigerator out the side of the house,” Kathy said. “Like God almighty there’s a car fully in my house. That’s my house.”
Officials said the driver was trapped in the car after the crash.
“I went to go check on the driver because I didn’t see movement, the car was still running.” Kathy said. “There was fumes coming into my house. My husband came in from the bedroom and I said, ‘stay back.'”
“Our concerns were, she was still in the car trapped,” Assistant Wareham Fire Chief Mark Rogers said. “That’s what the first report was, and that people were still in the house. Within the first five minutes, we had it all rectified.”
The driver was eventually pulled from the wreckage and taken to a hospital with non life-threatening injuries.
“I’m just glad that she walked out, got out of the car. They got her out. The passenger door was a mess but they got her out,” Kathy said.
The damage was extensive, but Kathy and Peter said they are grateful they were not hurt.
The home is currently uninhabitable. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
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