No injuries when 2 drivers hit Dunwoody buildings

Two different drivers drove into two separate buildings Wednesday night in Dunwoody. And both incidents apparently involved dinner, according to police.

But the good news? No injuries were reported in either incident.

In the first crash, a driver pressed the gas pedal instead of the brake and ran into the front of the Chipotle restaurant on Perimeter Center West, the Dunwoody Police Department posted on its Facebook page. The eatery's glass door was damaged, but no one was hurt.

About two hours later, a driver who had delivered dinner to a home backed his car into the home across the street, police said.

“Again, everybody is fine and the damage to the house appears to be minimal,” Dunwoody police posted.

The names of the drivers involved were not released.

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