A tractor-trailer slammed into a condo building in Woodbridge, Virginia, after a crash involving several vehicles left four people hurt, authorities say. No one inside the building was reported to have been injured.
The tractor-trailer crashed into the Moorings of Occoquan Condominiums in the 12700 block of Gordon Boulevard (VA-123) on Monday morning, Prince William County’s fire department said.
Chopper4 video shows wreckage from a violent crash. A pickup truck flipped onto its side near the front end of a tractor-trailer and the corner of the brick building. A crushed car, van and SUV could be seen nearby, plus trees that appeared to have been knocked down.
Five people were evaluated for injuries and four were taken to hospitals, the fire department said.
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Fire department officials initially said they expected multiple residents to be displaced. In update, they said just one home with one resident was unsafe to occupy.
Fire and rescue crews worked to shore up the building. The building received moderate damage and will be evaluated, officials said.
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Gordon Boulevard was closed in both directions between I-95 and Admiral Drive, Prince William County police said before 9 a.m. The roadway was still shut down near noon, and officials said to expect an extended closure. All lanes were back open by 4 p.m.
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No information was immediately released on why the tractor-trailer driver may have crashed.
Stay with NBC Washington for more details on this developing story.
