Two men have been injured after a car crashed into a Huntington Beach laundromat, according to a news report.
Huntington Beach police said that a 79-year-old woman crashed into the front window of the California Laundries Coin Laundry at 9921 Yorktown Avenue while trying to park her car. Police said that the woman hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes and crashed her Kia sedan into the front of the laundromat, injuring two men inside.
The men were taken to a local hospital for treatment of minor injuries. The woman, who was driving alone, was not injured.
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