Excessive speed and alcohol are being investigated as possible factors in a crash in Prince George.
Just before two o’clock this morning, a truck with two people inside failed to make a curve, jumped the sidewalk, went through a patch of trees and a fence, flipped in the air and landed on a house, causing an estimated $100,000 in damage.
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CKPG also reported the truck was so high in the air, it brought down part of the house’s roof – at least 12 feet off the ground.
Assistant Fire Chief Drew Larson told Global News the truck appeared to be out of control. The cause of the collision is currently under investigation.
There were three people in the house. Remarkably, no one in the house was hurt.
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