Employees were sent scrambling at a downtown Edmonton business Thursday morning after an SUV came crashing through the front window.
Police were called around 11:30 a.m. to the area of 105 and 106 streets to reports of a single-vehicle collision into the business.
According to the investigator, the 36-year-old female driver accidentally drove through the window. No charges are pending against her.
A listener sent pictures in to the 630 CHED text line and said it happened at AVI-SPL Canada.
The company declined an interview, but the photos show a white SUV that appears to have crashed through the front window of the business, before coming to rest about 10 feet in the building.
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Office furniture can be seen strewn about and the floor is covered in broken glass.
Police said no one was injured as a result of the collision.
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