Surveillance video of an alleged drunk driver crashing into a pizza place in Pennsauken May 3 shows how fortunate that none of the three men in the shop were more seriously injured.
The video shows Kimberly Killion's Nissan Rogue turn sharply and crash through the front of Flying Crust Pizza and Wings, striking a man and throwing him into wall. Two other employees were also injured when the vehicle collided with the counter, knocking them back, the video shows.
Nobody, though, was standing in the middle of the pizza parlor at 7709 Park Ave. when the SUV came hurtling inside.
Killion, 34, was charged Wednesday with assault by auto, drunk driving and other charges after a blood test at the hospital found her blood alcohol content was .195, more than twice the legal limit, according to court documents.
She is a math teacher at Pennsauken Intermediate School and the daughter of Mayor Jack Killion. A school official said after the crash last week that Killion was on sick leave.
The Camden County Prosecutor's Office said she was drinking at an establishment in Pennsauken before the crash around 10:18 p.m. The surveillance video obtained by 6ABC appears to show Killion briefly attempting to back the car out of the restaurant before people tell her to stop.
A video Flying Crust posted on social media shows a staffer asking her if she was on medication or if she had fallen asleep when she drove into the store. She replied, "I'm good."
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