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Detroit house egging leads to car crash
Some teens egged a Detroit home last Friday. But while fleeing, they ignored a stop sign and caused a car crash that slightly injured a woman.
DETROIT (FOX 2) - After throwing eggs and flour at her ex's house, a teen attempted to flee but caused a car crash in Detroit last Friday.
"It was eggs, jiffy mix, flour water," said Nisha Anderson, whose house near Puritan and Schaefer was targeted.
Anderson's 17-year-old brother had dated one of the girls who threw the cake ingredients at their home; she was joined by other teens.
"I guess she got mad because he broke up with her because he had a female friend, and she had a guy friend – it was basically a relationship problem," Anderson said.
The teens hopped into an SUV to flee, ignoring a stop sign and crashing into another vehicle.
"I was a little frustrated because you just put somebody else in something that had nothing to do with anything," Anderson said.
A woman driving the other car suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to a hospital.
The teens fled the scene but did not make it far.
"Cops caught up with them. Only thing the cops did was give them a ticket and send them home with their parents," Anderson said.
The crash was captured by a neighbor who was sitting on his porch – Jordan Powers. The video went viral on social media.
"I usually see stuff like that on social media not in real life," said Powers.
No charges are being filed.