Car plows into N.Y. house, injuring mom, daughter

NBC New York A car crashed into a house in Staten Island, N.Y. By Katherine Creag, NBCNewYork.com A car plowed into a house on Staten Island early Friday, injuring a sleeping mother and her 5-year-old daughter, police said. Police said the 22-year-old Hyundai driver was taken into custody after crashing through the kitchen of the two-story private home in Tottenville shortly after 4 a.m. No charges have been filed. The victims were taken to Staten Island North University Hospital, where police said they were listed in stable condition. Their bedroom is next to the kitchen. For more, visit NBCNewYork.com No other homes were damaged in the incident. Neighbor Miguel Burgos said the mother has three daughters and all were sleeping when the car struck the house. Only she and the 5-year-old girl were injured. It wasn't known how many bedrooms were in the house. Burgos said two of the daughters are in their late teens. The family moved in about two months ago, he said. The investigation is ongoing.  More content from NBCNews.com: Cops: Man kills suspected burglar, then learns it's his teen son Five dead after workplace shooting in Minneapolis Summer's over, but drought persists; two-thirds of contiguous US affected Lucky 13 brings $202 million for Powerball ticket sold in Iowa Authorities hunting for 73-year-old accused of killing his daughter-in-law Video: Helmet camera captures soldier shot in firefight Follow US News from NBCNews.com on Twitter and Facebook