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Police concerned for welfare of woman after St Albans crash

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Anne Suslak

Published: 12:58 PM February 19, 2019
Updated: 3:07 PM November 1, 2020
Police are concerned for the welfare of a woman who crashed her car into a sign in St Albans.

Police are concerned for the welfare of a woman who crashed her car into a sign in St Albans. - Credit: Archant

Emergency services remain on the scene after a woman drove into a sign in St Albans.

Police were called to Drakes Drive at 11.12am to reports that a woman had mounted the kerb and crashed her car into a sign.

Police are concerned for the woman’s welfare and are still in the road dealing with the incident.

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