Arlington County

Driver Who Crashed Into Arlington Pub Had Medical Emergency: Police

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Ireland’s Fourt Courts pub was boarded up the Monday after a car crashed into the building, injuring 15 people, police said.

The ride-share driver who drove into Ireland’s Four Courts pub in Arlington, Virginia, this summer was having a medical emergency, according to police.

A car crashed into the pub located at N. Courthouse Road and Wilson Boulevard on Aug. 12. The crash injured 15 people, and nine were hospitalized, according to the Arlington County Police Department. 

After an investigation into the crash, police concluded the driver experienced a medical emergency prior to the crash. The driver will not face criminal charges.

In the month since a fiery crash into Ireland’s Four Courts in Arlington, the community has come together to support the pub's staff. The owner of another pub hosted a fundraiser Thursday. News4’s Walter Morris reports how Samuel Beckett’s is helping.

The crash caused extensive damage as well as the building to catch fire.

Ireland's Four Courts pub owner told News4 he hoped to reopen one day. In the weeks after the crash, the community came together to support the pub and another restaurant held a fundraiser for them.

The name of the driver was not released by police.

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