Drunk Driver Crashes into Storage Unit

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Story Created: Mar 2, 2010 at 9:20 AM CDT

Story Updated: Mar 2, 2010 at 1:35 PM CDT

March 2, 2010

Two men have to be pulled out of a car, after they drove straight into a storage unit overnight.

It happened at Triple A Storage on the 5600 block of Ayers, around 3 a.m.

It took fire fighters about 10 minutes to get the men out of the car.

The passenger was taken to Spohn Memorial with possible fractures.

Lieutenant Nancy Lee says alcohol was involved and a DWI will be issued pending a mandatory blood draw.

The driver actually hit another car, which was inside the storage unit.

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Anonymous said on Thursday, Mar 4 at 9:51 AM

These boys of course will never learn especially the one who flew out the window by not wearing his seat belt. So who was driving the one that flew out? Kids who think they know it all usually the ones who will always be trouble and always costing there parents money. Its sad to say but its very true.

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Panicbutton said on Tuesday, Mar 2 at 10:50 PM

These folks will never learn! One after the other day in day out..... drunk driving seems to be the norm for MANY.

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LT said on Tuesday, Mar 2 at 3:30 PM

It probably would have been cheaper to just lock the door behind him at the storage place and paid the montly rental.

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