Car ends up on roof of store following crash

A mishap caused a car to end up on the roof of a grocery store in Pennsylvania.

The store was evacuated.

According to Giant Eagle spokesman Dick Roberts, the store leader closed the store temporarily because he was concerned gas may be leaking.

Fire teams called a foam unit and their spill truck because of the car’s leaks.

There was a male driver. He was uninjured, according to the Pittsburgh Public Safety Department.

Police are investigating how the car jumped a wall and ended up on the store's roof.

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