Damaged vehicles line Pittsburgh street after crash

PITTSBURGH — Several parked vehicles were struck early Monday morning on a street in Pittsburgh’s Bloomfield neighborhood.

About six vehicles were found with damage shortly after 1:30 a.m. on Edmond Street. Pieces from the vehicles, many of which were sideswiped, lined the street.

“We were upstairs lying in bed, not even worried about nothing, and heard this loud crash. Thought it was someone’s AC falling out the window,” Thaao Stewart, whose car was damaged, said.

Minutes after the crash, a pickup truck that struck the vehicles was found on Penn Avenue near Edmond Street, police said. It had significant damage and was towed away.

People who live in the area said they are frustrated and want something done about speeding drivers.

Two occupants of the truck were detained by police, officials said. Charges are pending.

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