ERM: WE DIDN'T ACTUALLY WANT A DRIVE THRU
Glenn Irvin Sparling, 65, drove a vehicle into the post office on Sunday but the engine stopped running, so he went home to get another vehicle, this time a red vintage sports care, and drove that vehicle into the post office as well.
A deputy started to give chase when Starling made his first drive thru, and the chase finally ended after his second drive thru.
The wall of the post office now has a hole 8 foot by 8 foot - so if it wasn't a drive thru before, it sure is now!
Apparently, Sparling has a history of damaging post office buildings. He now faces numerous counts, including felony charges of vehicular fleeing, criminal mischief and leaving the scene of an accident with property damage. He is also charged with DWI, and authorities said federal charges are possible.
Yes - but Ravenden Springs now has a drive thru post office - whether they wanted one or not.