Sydney woman escapes injury after car crashes into her bedroom
A sleeping woman is lucky to be alive after a car crashed into her bedroom wall in Sydney's west overnight.
Emergency services were called to Albert Street, Guildford, after a four-wheel-drive crashed into another vehicle before mounting a curb and lodging into the side of a house at about 12.30am.
Paramedics assisted the driver of the car but she was uninjured.
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The four-wheel-drive crashed into one car before mounting the curb and crashing into a home. 9News
A woman was asleep on the other side of the wall where the car crashed. 9News
Peter Frangie was inside the home with his sister and their 51-year-old mother who was asleep in the room where the car came careering in.
"Her bed had been pushed out, she had been flung out, she's fine I would assume, hopefully," Mr Frangie said.
"She's getting tested now to make sure no glass had dug into her eyes when she was asleep."
Residents are shocked no one was seriously injured in the crash.
"It sounded like a semi-trailer, it was the loudest sound I've heard in a long time, it was pretty crazy," a resident told 9News.
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The other car the four-wheel drive crashed in to. 9News
The crash has caused significant damage to the home. 9News
The 36-year-old female driver of the car was arrested and taken to Granville Police Station for questioning.
She was released this morning without charge.
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