Truck gets stuck on huge rock in front of Zaxby's

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The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office responded Thursday night to a strange truck crash.

An Action News photographer was in the area and saw that a truck had driven over a curb, knocking loose a huge rock, causing the truck to hover above the ground.

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The driver told us his girlfriend did this by mistake and then left the scene.

Witnesses at the scene helped that man out of the truck after he tried to move it.

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