Crime & Safety
Jeep Crashes Into Smyrna Home
The incident happened early Wednesday morning on Sanford Road. Four people were inside the home, including two children.

SMYRNA, GA -- Police believe speed was a factor in an early Wednesday morning incident in which a Jeep crashed into a Smyrna home.
The crash happened around 4 am when police say the driver failed to heed a stop sign, jumped a curb and then struck the Sanford Road residence.
A mother, father and two children were inside the home when the crash happened, according to WTVM. Fortunately, no one inside the home was injured but the driver was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Police say there was also a female passenger in the Jeep, with suffered minor injuries.
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