‘Like a movie scene’: Car goes airborne, slams into Boston home

I'm Lisa Pappas, on scene in Jamaica Plain, where a car went airborne before crashing into the side of this home. This is something you don't see every day. It looked like a movie scene or something. A car suspended about 10 feet in the air after crashing into this home on Glen Road in Jamaica Plain Monday afternoon. I'm sitting out front of my building talking to this lady and heard like a big boom! It sounded to me like a truck lost a bunch of ladders off the back or something, and my dog was freaking out. But then I didn't really think anything of it until all the emergency vehicles started showing up. Neighbors heard the crash but didn't expect to see this when they came out. It's crazy because the car is like levitated in between the driveway and the house. The car crashed into two fences before going airborne into the second floor of this home. Came up the street like, oh shoot, this dude then ran into the parking lot, ripped the fence down, ran through the parking lot and then made a drive-thru into the lady's house. Boston Fire says two people were in the car at the time. The EMS responded, and with their assistance, we removed two victims from the vehicle suffering from minor injuries. One actually was able to walk out of the vehicle. How did they walk out with the car suspended like that? It was shored up, like I said, from the bottom and on the sides. It was a process to remove this car as it was teetering off this wall. Luckily, the woman who was inside this home wasn't hurt. That's her office that the car went into, and she was in there earlier today, So she was like just so thankful that nobody was in the room and that the people in the car are okay. The cause of this crash is still under investigation, but the deputy fire chief believes speed was likely a factor here. On scene in Jamaica Plain, I'm Lisa Pappas for your local station, Boston 25 News.