AKA...the Alberta Space Program. :lol:
It was a shocking wake-up call for the owner of a Saturn in west Edmonton Monday morning.
Brian Fortuin parked his car Sunday on the street, near 156th Street and 96th Avenue.
Police knocked at his door at around 6:30 a.m. Monday telling him his "car has been smushed," he said.
He accompanied police to the street, thinking it was little more than a fender-bender.
"It was a pretty big shock," he said. "Half the car is totally pancaked."
His car, a Saturn, had been compacted by a garbage truck.
Police are still investigating what caused the garbage truck to roll, but Fortuin believes it may have been going too fast to make the corner.
Garbage truck lands on Saturn - Edmonton - CBC News
It was a shocking wake-up call for the owner of a Saturn in west Edmonton Monday morning.
Brian Fortuin parked his car Sunday on the street, near 156th Street and 96th Avenue.
Police knocked at his door at around 6:30 a.m. Monday telling him his "car has been smushed," he said.
He accompanied police to the street, thinking it was little more than a fender-bender.
"It was a pretty big shock," he said. "Half the car is totally pancaked."
His car, a Saturn, had been compacted by a garbage truck.
Police are still investigating what caused the garbage truck to roll, but Fortuin believes it may have been going too fast to make the corner.
Garbage truck lands on Saturn - Edmonton - CBC News
