ORLANDO, Fla. – A 46-year-old driver who drove a car into a power pole and two homes has died, according to the Orlando Police Department.
Police said Anthony Tyrome Wilson died after crashing a car Sunday off of Westmoreland Avenue.
The car was stolen and Wilson had a revoked license, according to police.
The Red Cross is helping two people after the car crashed into one of the homes, according to a spokesperson.
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A spokesperson with the Red Cross said the home was “heavily damaged.”
The Orlando Police Department said it is investigating the crash but did not have information regarding the events leading up to the collision as of 12:20 p.m.
Teresa Brown heard and saw the crash this morning right outside of her home.
“I could have been dead,” Brown said. “I could have been dead.”
Brown said she was walking back from church before this now mangled car came crashing through her living room.
“I was about to go in the house,” she said. “But God told me no turn around go back and sit back in that chair.”
Witnesses said the car crashed into a power pole and another home as well.
“It hit the first house right there, then it hit the second house over there,” said Thomas Williams, a witness.
It was a scary scene as witnesses watched on in fear.
“When I looked out the door I could see the dust and everything,” Williams said.
This is a developing story and will be updated with information as we receive it.