PSP: Driver hit a parked car and porch then stopped to buy snacks in Clearfield County

CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — After allegedly hitting a parked car and someone’s front porch, a driver stopped to buy snacks at a local convenience store, state police report.

Troopers were called after the incident on Aug. 17 around midnight for a reported hit and run on Fairview Road in Decatur Township.

A man in a Ford F-series diesel pickup truck allegedly hit a parked car on Fairview Road and then ran into a nearby porch at a residence before taking off. Through the investigation, troopers determined that the driver left Fairview Road, traveled on Stumptown Road and then to Summit Road.

The man then allegedly crossed SR 53, stopped at Osceola Mini Mart, and purchased snacks before taking off and heading toward Philipsburg.

The truck in question is said to be a 2000s Ford F-series, white, with a utility bed, dual stack exhausts in the bed, and a ‘headache bar’ attached. Troopers said it also has an offroad bumper.

Troopers said that security footage showed the man was middle-aged and white with a goatee and wearing a shirt with cut-off sleeves that said “I’m red necker than you.”

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Anyone with information is asked to call state police out of Clearfield at 814-857-3800.

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