Man dies after car crashes into Wolverhampton Lidl

A man in his 30s died after a car crashed into a Lidl supermarket in Wolverhampton on October 23, West Midlands Police said. Several other people were treated for injuries at the scene. Police said officers were called to Finchfield Hill shortly before 6 p.m. The man was pronounced dead at the scene, and his death is not being treated as suspicious, the force said. The number of people treated and the seriousness of their injuries were not given. Accounts differed on whether the car struck the front or the side of the supermarket. Police described it as crashing into a shop, while reports from the scene gave different descriptions of the impact point. The discrepancy had not been resolved in the accounts of the incident. West Midlands Fire Service said four crews were dispatched after receiving reports of the crash at 5:51 p.m. Police said officers remained at the scene with fire and ambulance colleagues to carry out enquiries. Bonnie Tin, a customer who said she was inside the store during the collision, described the experience on social media as frightening. Footage shared online showed shoppers leaving the supermarket, stepping over broken glass and debris. Police did not...