Airborne SUV Lands Inside Utah Home

Richard Jensen was already in bed for the evening Monday when he was awakened by a series of odd noises.
"First thing I heard, or I think I heard because I was asleep, was a racing engine. And then I heard a thud. And then I heard an explosion," he said. And then Jensen, 66, discovered that a sport utility vehicle had crashed through the wall and was sitting in his living room — with the driver still inside. "She was screaming and worried she hurt somebody. And I’m like, ’Little late for that.’ And I was concerned she was hurt so I called 911," Jensen said.

Jensen’s home suffered heavy damage after the allegedly drunken woman went airborne and ended up inside the house in a spectacular crash.