Car crashes into Edmonds condo

KIRO-TV reported that Edmonds police are looking for the driver of a car that crashed into a condo before 2 a.m. Thursday morning on 216th Ave SW at 73rd Pl. W near Stevens Hospital.

Police responded to the scene and found a silver Infiniti fully inside the home, KIRO said. A passenger in the car was left behind, and was taken to Stevens Hospital. The driver has not been found. A woman living in the condo’s second story was rescued by firefighters as the car blocked access to the first story of the building.

Here’s the full KIRO report.

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