MIAMI (WSVN) - Multiple people were injured with one person being airlifted to a hospital after a crash ended with one car veering into a fence outside a home in North Miami.

According to police, a crash involving two vehicles happened outside a home near Northwest 10th Avenue and 125th Street, Friday afternoon.

7Skyforce was hovering above the scene where one of those vehicles appeared to have rammed through a fence following the crash.

A person could be seen loaded onto a stretcher nearby as rescue crews looked through the vehicle.

Louis Lubin, who lives at the home where the crash happened, told 7News he was inside his home when the crash happened.

“I was in the living room, watching TV, and I heard a big boom and when I looked out the window, I see the car rolling right inside my yard,” he said.

The car ultimately came to a stop just short of his home.

“That was a big noise,” said Lubin.

“I was just in shock,” said area resident Neska.

Officials confirmed four people were injured, with one of them needing to be airlifted to Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center.

The other three were transported as trauma alerts by ambulance to Ryder Trauma Center.

Their exact conditions are unknown.

Meantime, back at the scene, Lubin says in his nearly 50 years living at that home, this wasn’t the first close call he’s experienced.

“One day, a pickup truck was right there and it stopped right under my window! At that time, we only had two stop signs, then we fought with them and they put four stop signs,” he said.

Despite the added safety measures, four people are now recovering in the hospital after yet another crash in the neighborhood.

“I’m just happy that everybody, though at the end of the day, made it to the hospital and they’re still breathing,” said Neska.

7News cameras captured a tow truck moving both cars involved in the crash away from the scene.

Authorities have not released any information as to what led up to the crash.

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