Two taken to hospital after crash leaves sports car mangled
A sports car was left twisted and mangled after it left the road and crashed into a farmer's field in Walsall.
Two people, a man and a girl, were treated at the scene of the incident on Beacon Road in Pheasey and later sent to hospital.
The incident happened just after 4pm on Friday. A member of the public called 999 and police, ambulance and fire attended.
Two fire crews, one from Walsall and another from Aldridge, arrived shortly after the call but weren't needed to free the two casualties from the car.
They left the scene at 6.13pm.
A fire control spokesman said: "We were called to an RTC on Beacon Road in Pheasey.
"One motor vehicle had left the roadway and ended up in a farmer's field.
"Ambulance and police also attended. The call came through from a member of the public at 4.08pm.
"We had a crew from Walsall and Aldridge attend. The ambulance were already there and the two people were taken to hospital.
"No extrication took place."
A picture posted on Twitter by Walsall Fire showed the silver soft top had been severely damaged in the crash.
The roof had come away from the top of the windscreen while front panels were left crumpled at the front of the car.
