14 people were injured when the vehicle tore through the storefront of Ireland’s Four Courts in Arlington, Virginia.
Four people sustained critical injuries when a vehicle careened into a pub outside Washington, D.C. on Friday evening, officials said.
In addition to the four people in critical condition, four others were hospitalized with injuries not thought to be life-threatening, and six people were treated for minor injuries at the scene and released, the Arlington County Police Department said. “It’s the grace of God that we weren’t busy tonight,” she said. “That top bar where the car went through is usually packed.”
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