Emergency services rushed to a Sainsbury's car park in Wiltshire, after two cars smashed into one another.
The incident, which took place on Monday morning, April 27, saw a grey Audi and a Kia collide in the car park of Sainsbury's in Trowbridge.
An eyewitness at the scene has described the "scary" incident as both cars were reportedly "locked together, and had to be pulled apart to unlock them."
Wiltshire Police and the South Western Ambulance Service were both called to the scene, as a section of the car park was cordoned off and shoppers told to keep away.
However, it's understood from eyewitness reports that no serious injuries have been sustained.
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The South Western Ambulance Service has been contacted for confirmation of this.
As of midday on Monday, April 27, work is underway to remove the two vehicles from the car park. Both cars have sustained visible damage.
Sainsbury's in Trowbridge remains open as usual despite the emergency response.
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