Crime & Safety

Car Crashes On NJ Golf Course

The crash occurred after a 78-year-old woman tried to park her car, then struck a parked vehicle and the shed, police said.

WALL, NJ — Authorities responded to Bel-Aire Golf Course on Wednesday after a car crashed into a storage shed.

According to a report from News 12 NJ, first responders were called to the scene around 10:30 a.m. for a report of a vehicle into a storage shed with reported entrapment.

In an email to Patch, Wall Police Lt. Steven Nash said a 78-year-old woman from Leonard was trying to park her 2025 Tesla Model 3 when she struck a parked vehicle and then the shed.

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Before firefighters arrived at the scene, the driver was able to remove herself from the car with no injuries.

As of Thursday morning, authorities have not released the driver's identity.

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Glendola Fire Department also responded to the incident and removed the vehicle from the shed.

Wall Township Code Enforcement deemed the shed to be unsafe, Nash said.

Photos of the incident posted by South Wall Fire Rescue show the car going through the side of the shed and emerging toward the front entrance.

Knocked-over buckets and pieces of wood can be seen separating from the shed after the crash.

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