A car smashed into a Bank of America branch on Mission Street and Geneva Avenue.
Officers responded to the solo-vehicle crash at a Bank of America about 5:50 a.m. Tuesday morning, Officer Albie Esparza said.
A white sedan crashed into the building next to a bus stop.
According to Esparza, the female driver was driving at a high rate of speed south on Mission and almost hit a Muni bus. Police believe it might be a DUI crash. Investigators are trying to determine how fast the driver was going at the time of the crash.
"Thankfully noone else was hurt -- on a weekday, at a bus stop, it could have been a lot worse," Esparza said.
The driver was transported to San Francisco General Hospital with life-threatening injuries. The car is reportedly registered to someone in San Bernandino County.
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The San Francisco Fire Department also responded to the scene, Esparza said.
Car into @bankofamerica at Mission & Geneva in #sf pic.twitter.com/mep5nqIYCg — Stephanie Chuang (@StephChuang) July 8, 2014
Another angle of car into BOA @ 5150 Mission St in #sf. @SFPD says no police chase involved. pic.twitter.com/qJgIDuKOv5 — Stephanie Chuang (@StephChuang) July 8, 2014
Tow truck about to take the car away after it smashed into BofA at Mission/Geneva #sf pic.twitter.com/aOkoJ9u7yf — Stephanie Chuang (@StephChuang) July 8, 2014
