FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — An SUV driven by an elderly man careened through a Massachusetts auto auction Friday, striking other cars, patrons and a cinder block wall and injuring eight people, police said.
The chaos unfolded around 10 a.m. inside ADESA Boston, an expansive facility in Framingham where manufacturers, lenders, insurance companies and others sell off vehicles.
Framingham police Lt. Stephen Cronin said none of the injuries was considered life-threatening, including those suffered by one person who was airlifted to a hospital for treatment after becoming stuck beneath the SUV.
Police said the man behind the wheel was a 78-year-old contract driver for the auction.