A driver was taken to hospital after a car ploughed through a high street shop window, while police have put a cordon in place.
Fire crews from the North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to Stokesley High Street on Sunday (April 23) after a car had smashed through the window of a store.
Aftermath images of the scene have been shared by Stokesley Fire Service and show the car in the rubble of the shop as firefighters brush the pavement, which is covered with scattered glass.
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A cordon was also placed around the shop by the brigade.
The incident took place next to Cooper and Bar opticians in the former Pearson's TV and Electrical site.
A spokesperson for Stokesley Fire Service said: "Crews attended a single vehicle road traffic collision. A car had gone through a shop window.
The driver of the car was not seriously hurt, however was transported to Hospital by Ambulance. Crews made sure the building was secure and assisted the Gas engineer on site."
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