Dramatic video shows moment car crashes into Cradley dental surgery during chase
CCTV footage shows the moment a car crashes into a dental surgery in Cradley.
A video has shown the moment a car leaves the road and crashes into a dental surgery.
The CCTV footage, which has been shared on social media, shows the scene on Windmill Hill in Cradley on Saturday night, with police sirens heard in the background.
A car is then heard speeding along and seen coming into shot at speed, before leaving the road and running into Bhandal Dental Surgery, before two people are seen leaving the car and running away as a police car arrives, with an officers giving chase.
Cradley and Wollescote Councillor Kash Khan shared the video on his Facebook page and put out a message asking for help identifying the people responsible.
He also spoke about the damage caused and the work he was doing to help the community to avoid further incidents like this, with a previous incident seeing a barber shop hit by a car.
He said: “Another police chase, Another local business left dealing with the consequences.


“Last time it was the barber shop. This time it’s the dentist. Local businesses and hardworking people are paying the price for repeated incidents of dangerous driving and criminal behaviour.
“If you recognise the individuals who got out of the crashed vehicle in the video, please do the right thing and contact the police on 101 with any information you may have.
“Thankfully, no one was seriously injured this time but we cannot keep relying on luck.


“As a Councillor, I have been calling for proper crash barriers to be installed to protect these businesses and the people who work in them and visit them.
“I sincerely hope the council finally listens and acts before we see someone seriously hurt or worse.
“Residents deserve to feel safe and our local businesses deserve to be protected.”
West Midlands Police have been contacted for a comment.
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