The driver Rams crowded with Mother's Day flowers in southern California

San Bernardino County police investigate after a motorist would have led his vehicle in a Flower Stand of Mother's Day crowded on Saturday evening.

May 10^th The incident took place just before 11:40 p.m. to A. Martinez Flowers located at 2724 N. Waterman avenue in San Bernardino, according to Christopher Gray with the San Bernardino police department.

Police said that a male flower seller had tried to intervene in the name of a woman with a child involved in a domestic dispute with the male suspect. The male suspect would have returned to his vehicle and tried to try to run the flower seller, who was able to move away, although he suffered minor injuries.

Surveillance images have partially captured the moment when the dark-colored vehicle struck the area of ​​the tent where the sellers had plush animal and flower tables arranged for customers, endangering what seems to be at least half a dozen people and leaving the ransacked area.

San Bernardino police officers question the witnesses to the video incident. The paramedical paramedics of the fire service also responded to the scene, although it was not clear if someone was taken to the hospital.

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After the alleged intentional collision, the suspect, who was only described as a Hispanic man, was seen fleeing the area in a Honda Gray with four gray doors, police announced.

Witnesses said that the woman with the child would also have fled the area on foot before the police arrive, although the authorities did not confirm these details.

The incident survey is underway and no additional detail has been provided.

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