A driver and their passenger had to be rescued after the car they were in went over a ledge while trying to leave the Orange Ex-Services' Club on Thursday night.
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Emergency services were called to the scene near Sale Street at about 8pm on July 27.
A spokesman for NSW Fire and Rescue attended after it was reported that a woman "had driven her car one metre over a ledge on the bottom level of the car park."
"We rescued her from the vehicle, mopped up some spilt oil and rendered the scene safe," the spokesman added.
The driver, a woman in her 70s, underwent a breath test which returned a negative reading.
A spokeswoman for Central West Police District said the car "went through a safety barrier" down a ramp before the car crashed into a wall.
Paramedics attended to two patients, although the injuries were reportedly "minor" and nobody was transported to hospital.
The incident was over at roughly 8.45pm.
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Riley Krause
I am a senior journalist for the Central Western Daily. A jack of all trades, I cover everything from sport, to human interest stories and crime. Drop me an email at riley.krause@austcommunitymedia.com.au
I am a senior journalist for the Central Western Daily. A jack of all trades, I cover everything from sport, to human interest stories and crime. Drop me an email at riley.krause@austcommunitymedia.com.au
