Police seek bumperless Jeep in Pa. house crash
(CBS/AP) NATRONA, Pa. - You've probably enjoyed a spin or two on those amusement park bumper cars, built for crashing. But what about a bumperless car?
Police in southwestern Pennsylvania say that's what they're looking for, after the driver of a Jeep Cherokee crashed into house, moving the porch several feet, and leaving behind the vehicle's front grill and bumper assembly.
Harrison Township police tell WPXI-TV they're on the lookout for the burgundy colored Jeep with severe front-end damage that hit the house about 25 miles northeast of Pittsburgh, about 1 a.m. Tuesday.
Nobody in the house was hurt.
