Man in court over Rolls-Royce supermarket crash

A man will appear before magistrates in Britain today after a Rolls Royce crashed into a supermarket.

Fri, 22 May, 2009 - 09:33

A man will appear before magistrates in Britain today after a Rolls Royce crashed into a supermarket.

Six women suffered cuts, bruising and shock when the vehicle went through the window of the Tesco store in River Way, Andover, Hampshire, at about 4.30 on Wednesday afternoon.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Britain Place: River Way Place: Andover Place: Cusden Drive Person: Robert Malcolm Caton Organisation: Rolls-Royce Organisation: Rolls Royce Organisation: Tesco Organisation: Magistrates’ Court

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