Gorseinon: Girls arrested after crash into opticians - BBC News
A 15-year-old girl has also been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving, police say.
This is the damage caused when a car reversed into a shop window in Gorseinon on Friday evening

Two teenage girls aged 15 and 16 are being held in custody after a car reversed into a shop front.

South Wales Police was called at 22:52 GMT on Friday after a car drove into Gorseinon Eye Centre, High Street, Gorseinon, Swansea.

Both girls have been arrested on suspicion of aggravated vehicle taking.

The younger girl has also been arrested on suspicion of driving a motor vehicle while over the legal alcohol limit.

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Owner Helen Silverberg, who runs the business with her husband Jeremy, and David and Mandy Griffiths, praised neighbouring businesses and residents for their support.

"From the staff at Greggs bringing us coffees to the Crossroads clinic offering us space if we need it next week - so many residents and passers-by have wished us well," she said.

In a Facebook post, the business said it would remain closed on Saturday and, as it had been unable to access its appointment diary, it apologised to anyone with an appointment who had not been contacted.

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