Police: Nail salon workers hurt following car crash into North Merrick salon
Authorities say a blue car was heading east on Jerusalem Avenue when it hit a silver car that was crossing over Jerusalem from Ott Lane.
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Oct 27, 2024, 2:18 AM
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Updated 2 hr ago
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18h agoPolice say two nail salon employees were injured after a car crashed into a North Merrick salon.
Authorities say a blue car was heading east on Jerusalem Avenue when it hit a silver car that was crossing over Jerusalem from Ott Lane.
Both drivers hit several parked cars before crashing into Queen B Nail Salon.
Neither driver was hurt.
The nail salon employees, both 40 years old, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries to their legs.
No charges had been filed as of Saturday night.
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