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QUENTIN, Pa. --
A lost tractor-trailer driver in Lebanon County damaged parked cars, a fence, a tree, and took down utility lines when he tried to turn around in Quentin Monday morning, according to police.
Police said Aubrey Davis, 34, of Valdosta, Ga., tried to run around at the intersection of North Lebanon and Center streets. After he hit a fence, police said the truck ran under a tree and broke off a 12-foot limb. The limb became lodged between the tractor and trailer.
"As the truck continued on North Lebanon Street, the protruding limb damaged street signs, a mailbox, at least six parked vehicles, and pulled down Verizon and Comcast utility lines," a West Cornwall Township police news release states.
Police said damage estimates are still being compiled and that Verizon and Comcast repair crews are working to fix the damage.
A lost tractor-trailer driver in Lebanon County damaged parked cars, a fence, a tree, and took down utility lines when he tried to turn around in Quentin Monday morning, according to police.
Police said Aubrey Davis, 34, of Valdosta, Ga., tried to run around at the intersection of North Lebanon and Center streets. After he hit a fence, police said the truck ran under a tree and broke off a 12-foot limb. The limb became lodged between the tractor and trailer.
"As the truck continued on North Lebanon Street, the protruding limb damaged street signs, a mailbox, at least six parked vehicles, and pulled down Verizon and Comcast utility lines," a West Cornwall Township police news release states.
Police said damage estimates are still being compiled and that Verizon and Comcast repair crews are working to fix the damage.