## Incident Overview
Early Sunday morning a drunk driver lost control of his car and plowed into a group of women waiting at a bus stop in Palma’s Son Fusteret neighborhood.
## What Happened
– **Time and place:** Around 6:45 a.m. on Cami Vell de Bunyola, number 9.
– **How it unfolded:** The 25‑year‑old Spaniard driving a Nissan Almera veered onto the pavement, striking four pedestrians before hitting a fire hydrant, a trash bin, and a streetlight, then coming to a stop.
## Who Was Involved
– **Driver:** 25‑year‑old male, tested positive for alcohol.
– **Victims:** Four women aged 27, 29, 29, and 37.
– One 29‑year‑old suffered serious injuries and was taken to Son Espases Hospital.
– The other three sustained minor injuries and were treated at two private clinics in Palma.
## Emergency Response
– Three ambulances arrived, two equipped with advanced life support.
– Paramedics assessed the scene, provided first aid, and transported the injured to medical facilities.
## Police Findings
– Officers administered a breathalyzer test at the scene; the driver registered over the legal limit.
– He was arrested on suspicion of causing injury through gross recklessness and violating road‑safety laws.
## Aftermath and Charges
– The driver faces possible charges for drunk driving, reckless endangerment, and property damage.
– Authorities continue to investigate the crash and review surveillance footage from the area.
## Conclusion
This tragic reminder shows how quickly a night of drinking can turn into a deadly morning. Staying sober behind the wheel protects not only the driver but also everyone sharing the road.
Source
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