A 21-year-old woman was "lucky to be alive" police said after a car pinned her against a supermarket window following a crash.
A Peugeot 306 careered into Somerfield in Mutley Plain, Plymouth, early on Wednesday evening after a collision with a van.
A woman who was walking by was trapped by the front of the store's window, which was smashed.
She and another 21-year-old pedestrian escaped with minor injuries.
'Extremely lucky'
The occupants of the car and the van were uninjured after the crash at 1920 GMT.
Pc Clint Cox told BBC News: "One woman was pushed against the window.
"She was extremely lucky. It could have been fatal."
Somerfield cashier Tony Chanter, 20, said: "There was a huge crash as the car hit the window. I thought it was going to come right through.
"Everyone is still in a state of shock."
Police are appealing for witnesses to the accident.
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