The driver of a large truck was injured when a brick struck his vehicle in Bristol Township.
Pennsylvania State Police said in a press release that bricks and rocks were chucked onto the Pennsylvania Turnpike from the Oxford Valley Road overpass. Troopers noted three different vehicles were struck by objects thrown from the overpass Thursday evening.
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The truck driver – a 46-year-old man from Allegheny County – was transported to Lower Bucks Hospital and was treated for injuries to his face, state police said.
Troopers were able to make contact with the two other truckers that had their windshields damaged when objects were thrown.
“As I was driving I saw all of them coming at me. All I see is hands and a bunch of rocks. They just threw them over. They were just coming at me like it was raining rocks,” truck driver Torrance Bonner told CBS 3.
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State police said they had no luck finding who threw the bricks and rocks that struck the vehicles.
Anyone with information that could help troopers identify the suspect(s) is asked to call them at 610-279-1605.
