Crash sends car careening into South Side Harold's Chicken; driver in custody, 1 injured: VIDEO

CHICAGO (WLS) -- A car crash sent a vehicle careening into a Harold's Chicken fast food restaurant on Chicago's South Side Monday afternoon.

The crash happened near 91st and Ashland in the city's Brainerd neighborhood at about 3:20 p.m., according to Chicago police.

Police said a car was driving west on 92nd Street and failed to come to a complete stop, hitting another car driving north on Ashland. The crash sent that second car into the Harold's Chicken, causing major structural damage in the front.

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The 19-year-old woman driving the westbound car was not injured and taken into custody, police said. The 58-year-old driver of the second car suffered minor injuries and was taken to Little Company of Mary Hospital in fair condition. His passenger, a 62-year-old woman, was not hurt and refused medical attention at the scene.

Inside the restaurant, Victoriana Osby said her 33-year-old son was injured in the crash as well.

"He said the impact was just so fast and so strong. He don't remember anything," she said. "The bricks did hit him in the back of his head."

"I seen him laying on the floor. He looked like he could barely move," said Courtey Jackson, who was working in the kitchen at the time of the crash. "I think he was up against the window, and it knocked him from the window up into the, by the register."

He is expected to be OK.

Video shows the driver that police said caused the crash stopping for a few seconds before speeding off. Police said she was later located and arrested. Citations are pending, police said.

The restaurant's owner says city officials tell her the building is structurally sound. In fact, despite the damage here, the restaurant continues to take delivery orders.