A 16-year-old driver has been blamed for a wreck that caused more than $100,000 in damage to new trucks and other property at a Texas dealership.
Corpus Christi police say the driver suffered minor injuries in the accident on June 25 and was treated at the scene.
Authorities say the teen was driving on a busy highway when he lost control of his truck while trying to pass a friend, who was in another vehicle.
The teen’s truck spun into Allen Samuels Chevrolet — striking a fence, a light pole, two flag poles and five new trucks on the dealership lot.
Corpus Christi police say no charges were immediately filed as the investigation continues into the accident.
Topics Texas Personal Auto
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