It happened Sunday morning just before 11:30 at the River Plaza Shopping Center in Marble Hill. FDNY says the car plunged through the wall of the parking deck.
The car was planted upside-down in the grass after falling - with pieces of the parking lot wall beneath it.
An ER worker showed up to the scene to take a look at the drop the vehicle took over the ledge. He told Eyewitness News that a man who claimed it was the driver involved walked into the ER hours after the incident and reported that he sustained injuries.
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