Vehicle Crashes Into Backyard Near Cole Valley, Hits Propane Tank, Driver Injured

San Francisco, CALocal News

A vehicle crashed onto the sidewalk and into a backyard at Frederick and Masonic streets in San Francisco on Wednesday afternoon, landing on a propane tank without causing a fire. The driver, who suffered minor injuries, likely lost control of the vehicle due to a medical emergency. Responders from the San Francisco Fire Department and the San Francisco Police Department worked collaboratively to clear the scene and remove the vehicle from the backyard. The incident caused significant damage to the property, particularly the backyard deck, which will be assessed for structural integrity. The Department of Building Inspections is involved and has contacted the affected residents regarding their next steps.

Fortunately, no other injuries were reported, highlighting the incident's unusual yet fortunate outcome. This crash underscores the importance of driver health and safety, as medical emergencies can lead to potentially dangerous situations. Local authorities are now focused on ensuring the safety of the affected property and its residents.

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