Unconscious driver cut out of car after crashing into house
Fire crews had to cut a man out of a car following a two-car crash on Saturday morning.
A fire crew from Haden Cross Fire Station was sent to Barrs Road in Cradley Heath shortly after 6am on Saturday, August 7 where two cars had collided. One of the cars, a black Honda Civic, had crashed into the front of a house.
Firefighters had to cut the car's unconscious driver out before he, and the driver of the second car, were taken to hospital.
A spokesman for West Midlands Fire Service said; "We received a call at 6.02am today where there had been a two car collision in Barrs Road.
"Police and ambulance crews were also sent to the scene. A car had ended up in a house.
"One man was trapped and was cut out of the vehicle by firefighters.
"He was unconscious but later regained consciousness when he was taken to hospital."
West Midlands Police said a 27-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of drink driving and dangerous driving, and was taken to hospital for treatment.
