Lemoyne, PA – Vehicle Crashes Into Building on Market Street (November 7, 2026)
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A vehicle left the roadway and struck a retail building in the 1200 block of Market Street in Lemoyne, Cumberland County, in the early morning hours of November 7, 2026. According to the West Shore Regional Police Department, dispatchers received a report of the crash shortly after midnight and sent officers, along with fire and emergency medical crews, to the scene.
The vehicle struck the front of the building, causing significant structural damage to the storefront and shattering a section of the exterior wall. A person involved in the crash sustained injuries and was given medical attention at the scene. No fatalities were reported in connection with the collision, and officers said the extent of the reported injuries had not been confirmed as of this report.
Emergency crews worked at the scene for roughly 45 minutes, clearing the area by about 12:45 a.m. The damaged portion of the building was boarded up following the crash, and the business announced it would remain closed to the public until further notice while the extent of the structural damage is assessed and repairs are arranged. Crews also worked to secure the vehicle and clear debris from the parking area surrounding the building.
West Shore Regional Police said the cause of the crash remained under investigation as of this report, and the exact sequence of events that led the vehicle to leave the roadway and strike the building had not yet been determined. Market Street is a heavily used corridor through Lemoyne that carries a steady flow of commercial and residential traffic through the West Shore area of Cumberland County, and investigators said they were continuing to review the scene and gather additional information from anyone who may have witnessed the crash.
A full crash report will be available from the West Shore Regional Police Department once the investigation concludes. Anyone who witnessed the crash or who has additional information is asked to contact the West Shore Regional Police Department.
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