Watch: Moment after car crashed into Wolverhampton Lidl killing man and injuring others

A video shows the aftermath of a crash in which a man died after a car smashed into a supermarket in Wolverhampton.

The clip, captured by Tina Bonev Photography shows the aftermath of the incident after emergency services were called to the Lidl store on Finchfield Hill shortly before 6pm on Friday (October 23).

Images posted online show the dented car surrounded by toppled displays and goods inside the store.

A twisted shopping trolley and smashed glass can be spotted outside the shopfront which is behind a police cordon.

Photographer Tina Bonev was in the shop when she heard a “massive” crash, turned to look back at the entrance and saw a “horrible” scene.

She said: “I saw the aisle flying into the air. I could not process what was happening. I saw people walking to me carrying a woman and helping the woman to walk and she was shaking. Then I realised that part of the store is missing, and there was definitely a crash in the shop.

“There was glass flying and items (shop goods) – it was horrible. There was screaming. There was shouting. Children was screaming. There was crying.”

The floor was covered with metal and glass and was “extremely slippy” with the mashed up products from the store, she said.

A man in his 30s was pronounced dead at the scene, while three other people were taken to hospital, West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) said.

A woman was left in a serious condition and rushed to hospital, along with a man who was inside the shop at the time of the crash.

The woman driving the car was treated at the scene before also being taken to hospital.

A further four people were assessed by ambulance crews at the scene.

The driver is believed to have suffered a medical incident while behind the wheel.