“At least no one was hurt,” said Diane Nolte, left, owner of Copper Roof Antiques, after an automobile ran through the front window of her shop Thursday afternoon. Nolte comforted the unidentified woman after the accident, as did Fairhope Police …
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“At least no one was hurt,” said Diane Nolte, left, owner of Copper Roof Antiques, after an automobile ran through the front window of her shop Thursday afternoon. Nolte comforted the unidentified woman after the accident, as did Fairhope Police Officer Heidi Loftis, who made sure the woman had not been injured. The woman said she was not sure what happened, but that she may have put the car in drive by mistake, without having her foot on the brake. She was visibly shaken after the accident. Eric Gilbert, who has a booth at the antique shop, answered the phone at the store later that day, saying “Open Air Antiques.”