Man charged after woman killed and two injured as car crashes into Murray Bridge house POLICE have charged a man with causing death by dangerous driving after a car crashed into a Murray Bridge house, killing a woman. A Morphett Vale woman, 27, died after a black Chrysler sedan travelling west on Industry Rd careered through the intersection of Cromwell Rd and crashed into the front of the Cromwell Rd home, about 7.20pm on Saturday, police said. A Murray Bridge man, 29, also in the house at the time was airlifted to Flinders Medical Centre in a serious but stable condition. A Tailem Bend man, 28, who was taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital with minor injuries from the crash, was later arrested and charged with causing death by dangerous driving, causing harm by dangerous driving and driving without a licence. Major Crash Investigation Branch acting Superintendent Peter Duance said it would be alleged the accused had been driving at excessive speed. The man was refused bail and will appear in the Murray Bridge Magistrates Court tomorrow. It is the second time this month a car has failed to take the corner and crashed into a house on Cromwell Road. A woman, who is believed to have lived at the Housing Trust home with her two sons, this morning went inside with a police officer. She left 10 minutes later with a bag of personal belongings. She did not wish to speak to the waiting media. Her friend left flowers at the front of the house and consoled the woman. One Cromwell Rd resident this morning arrived at the house to lay flowers. I live in this street and it is a dangerous street. Too many people speed up and down here," she said. To lose a life like that is terrible. A neighbour said she heard a loud bang 'which didn't sound good.' Another neighbour, Darren Shaw, said he was at home listening to music when he heard the crash. Mr Shaw said the other neighbour had cut the power to the house before searching for survivors. You couldn't tell which room was what and unfortunately we found her trapped under the car - everything was under rubble. Police have identified a number of witnesses to the incident but are appealing for anyone with more information, specifically about the movement of the Chrysler from Tailem Bend to Murray Bridge, to conact Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000 or at www.sa.crimestoppers.com.au The woman's death took the state's road toll to 51 compared with 47 at the same time last year. Meanwhile, a car has ploughed through a shopfront at Semaphore, injuring the driver and a passenger. The crash occurred about 12.40pm at the corner of Semaphore Rd and Woolnough Rd. MFS crews are at the scene and say there is significant structural damage to the shopfront. Two people were taken by ambulance to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital but their injuries were not serious.