3 unhurt after car hits Quispamsis mobile home
Police say mechanical problem to blame for crash
CBC News
Posted: Mar 20, 2013 10:07 AM AT
Last Updated: Mar 20, 2013 11:36 AM AT
Three people escaped injury after a car crashed into a mobile home in Quispamsis on Tuesday night, according to the Rothesay Regional Police.
Police say it appears the driver lost control of his power steering when he drove straight into the home on Darrell Avenue.
Three people were inside watching television when the car crash happened.
There is some damage to the building and significant damage to the vehicle.
Police say the cause of the accident is mechanical and the driver was obeying posted speeds in the mobile home park.
Police say they do not intend to pursue any charges against the driver.
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