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Man dies after car crashes into Lidl supermarket
Police said the driver may have suffered a medical incident, and six other people were treated after the SUV crashed into the supermarket.
A man died after a vehicle crashed into the Lidl on Finchfield Hill in Wolverhampton on Friday, October 23. West Midlands Police said officers responded shortly before 6pm.
West Midlands Fire Service confirmed the incident involved a "car through the window" of the supermarket. Several people were treated for injuries at the scene following the collision.
A West Midlands Police spokesperson said the man's death is not being treated as suspicious. Officers remain on-site to assist fire and ambulance colleagues with enquiries.
Finchfield Hill near The Spinney, Finchfield Road West, and Oak Hill remain closed. Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes while officers carry out enquiries.
Anyone with more information can call 101, quoting log 4069 of October 23. Police are appealing for witnesses to help with the ongoing investigation.
It has not been clarified whether the deceased was the driver of the vehicle or was inside or near the store at the time of the impact - "The incident is not considered suspicious," say the Police