Vehicle crashes into Fair Lawn restaurant; 3 people injured
A SUV crashed into Green Dragon, a sushi restaurant in Fair Lawn, on Sunday night.
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Feb 6, 2023, 4:09 PM
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Updated 701 days ago
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18h agoAt least three people were injured when a vehicle crashed into a restaurant Sunday night in Fair Lawn.
A red SUV crashed into Green Dragon, a sushi restaurant in Fair Lawn.
The SUV has since been towed away. There is no word on how the vehicle ended up inside the restaurant.
Photo courtesy: Boyd A. Loving
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