4 people injured, taken to hospital, after an out-of -control car crashes into a gas station in Richmond, Wayne County, starting a fire.

Police say an out-of-control car crashed into a gasoline station in an eastern Indiana city, starting a fire and injuring four people.

Richmond police Sgt. Dean Snapp says the car knocked over a pole supporting the protective canopy at a Speedway station, struck two pumps and hit another car being fueled.

The two pumps burst into flames after the crash early Sunday. A Fire Battalion Chief stated that crews quickly extinguished the blaze.

Snapp says two passengers were ejected from the car that crashed, while crews had to free the driver from the wreckage.

The driver and one passenger were taken to a Dayton, Ohio, hospital, but information on their conditions wasn’t released. A woman who was pumping gasoline at the time suffered some second-degree burns.