A student at a Tennessee high school captured the scary moment when an SUV crashed through a cafeteria wall on Tuesday morning.
The frightening incident happened around 8:30 a.m. after a parent dropped off his child at Middle College High School in Memphis.
Police said the parent maneuvered his Infiniti QX80 SUV to avoid hitting another vehicle and crashed into the exterior wall of the cafeteria filled with students eating breakfast.
The driver told police his brakes failed. There were no reports of serious injuries.
Meta glasses footage shows children running for their lives when the SUV crashed through the wall into the cafeteria.
Student Traveon Manning filmed the entire crash on his Meta glasses, capturing the moment nearly 100 students fled in terror.
Traveon also ran out of the cafeteria, but he returned to capture the aftermath.
“In the moment, I was extremely surprised as I was recording my reaction to a video my friend was showing me, and I did not expect to capture that moment on video,” the shaken student told WREG News.
“Even people on the other side of the cafeteria, a lot of people were shaken up and still didn’t know what was happening in the moment,” he said.
No criminal charges were filed.
“All students and staff are safe, and the matter is being investigated,” Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) said in a statement, according to Fox 13 News.
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