San Mateo police posted photos Sunday of a car sticking out of a wall, indicating it was the aftermath of an apparent drunk driver.
Photos posted onby the San Mateo Police Department show a Camaro dangling in the center of a wall, tires off the ground. The wall appeared to be part of a parking structure.
"He can't blame this one on his GPS," police said, with hashtags ‘drunk driving’ and ‘arrested’ attached to the post.Photo from San Mateo Police Department.It's unclear whether anyone was injured in the collision.
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