FOXNews.com: WAL-MART ATTACK: Driver Crashes into Calif. Store, Assaults Shoppers

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WAL-MART ATTACK: Driver Crashes into Calif. Store, Assaults Shoppers Apr 1st 2013, 08:22 Published March 31, 2013 Associated Press Unidentified women leave a San Jose, Calif., Walmart after a motorist drove through a store entrance and began assaulting shoppers on Sunday, March 31, 2013. Four people sustained injuries during the attack according to a police spokesman.AP SAN JOSE, Calif. –  Four people were hurt Sunday when a driver crashed his vehicle into a Wal-Mart and then assaulted customers inside, officials said. Investigators have not determined how fast the driver -- described as a male in his 30s -- was going at the time of the crash but the car went about 10 to 20 feet into the store in San Jose. About 70 people were inside at the time, police Officer Albert Morales said. After the crash at around 11:15 a.m., the unidentified driver got out of his vehicle and used a blunt object to attack people, Morales said. The driver was arrested when officers arrived. One person suffered what Morales described as serious injuries. He did not know the extent of the injuries to the three other people but said they were not life-threatening. One of the injured included a store employee. Customer Sharon Kaye told the San Jose Mercury News the driver sideswiped her car as he made several runs around the parking lot before driving between poles at the entrance and crashing into the store. "At first, I thought I may have done something to anger him while driving," she said. "But then I realized he was out to get into the store." After the crash, the entrance to the Wal-Mart was roped off with yellow police tape, and workers put up large boards covering the automatic doors where the car had entered. A Wal-Mart spokeswoman told the Mercury News that the store remained shut down for several hours, and an employee was among those hurt. "We're obviously very concerned about the associate who was injured," spokeswoman Kory Lundberg said. Shopper and witness Tianna Doan told the newspaper the employee was a cashier who was hit with the car and had a head injury. Calls to the store by The Associated Press went unanswered Sunday.

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