Rosanna Arquette drove through the Point Dume Village Tuesday in Malibu, California, according to the sheriff’s department.
The 63-year-old “Pulp Fiction” actress was transported to a local hospital on precautionary measures, Fox News Digital confirmed.
“It appeared that she had possibly lost control of her vehicle,” Malibu/Lost Hill’s sheriff’s Deputy Navarro said.
The shopping area on the west end of town includes clothing stores, a major grocery store, coffee shop and local-favorite restaurant, Lily’s Malibu.
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Rosanna Arquette drove her vehicle through a Malibu shopping center Tuesday. (Samantha Bravo/ The Malibu Times)
Arquette’s representatives did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
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“At the time of the incident, it did not appear that she had any injuries,” Navarro said.
Officials also confirmed there was no indication of impairment due to drugs or alcohol.
Debris is shown around the center after Rosanna Arquette drove her vehicle through the Point Dume Village. (Samantha Bravo/ The Malibu Times)
Los Angeles County Fire Department officials responded to the scene of the crash in Malibu. (Samantha Bravo/ The Malibu Times)
Authorities responded to reports of a vehicle which had driven through the back of the shopping center off Pacific Coast Highway at around 9:45 a.m. on July 11.
The “Desperately Seeking Susan” star’s vehicle appeared to crash through a glass partition before coming to a halt outside the eatery.
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Los Angeles Fire Station 71 Captain Mike Rivera told The Malibu Times Tuesday that “it was unknown exactly what happened” during the crash.
Rosanna Arquette did not appear to be injured after driving through a Malibu shopping center Tuesday. (Dimitrios Kambouris)
“Instead of backing out, [her vehicle] went forward, and took out three pillard’s [sic] that support the roof, luckily no one was injured, we had two tables nearby but luckily no one was sitting there,” Rivera said.
“Right now we’re just waiting for engineering to come out to deem the building safe and make sure it’s safe.”
The cause of the crash is “pending an investigation,” according to sheriffs.
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