“The outcome could have been much worse.”
That’s what RCMP in Nova Scotia are saying — after at least three vehicles were struck by rocks that were thrown from an overpass on Highway 102 in Lantz.
According to RCMP, they received three 911 calls just after 12 a.m. on Saturday. Vehicles in both the southbound and northbound lanes were targeted.
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Photos released by police show the broken glass on the front windshield of a passenger car and transport truck.
RCMP say patrols could not find any suspects.
No one was injured, but police note the damage was significant.
Anyone with information or witnessed the incidents is asked to call Enfield RCMP at 902-883-7077 or Crime Stoppers.
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