- A man lost control of his car and crashed through a cemetery in Sydney’s east
- Police are investigating and the man allegedly returned a positive breath test
- The man’s car ended up upside down among the tombstones after the incident
A man has been injured after losing control of his car and crashing through a cemetery.
Dozens of tombstones were destroyed when the man’s Mercedes Benz flew off the road into Randwick Cemetery in South Coogee, in Sydney’s east, at 2.30am Tuesday.
A man is his 40s allegedly returned a positive result after being breath-tested at the scene and police are investigating the crash.
A man has been injured after losing control of his car and crashing through a cemetery (pictured)
The car smashed through a concrete wall and landed upside down among the graves, the Today show reported.
The driver suffered facial and abdominal injuries and was taking to St Vincent’s Hospital in a stable condition where he will undergo mandatory testing.
Police are urging anyone with information on the crash to come forward.
Dozens of tombstones were destroyed when the man’s Mercedes Benz (pictured) flew off the road into Randwick Cemetery in South Coogee, in Sydney’s east