Beer all over Mormon church parking lot in US after truck crashes |

Beer all over Mormon church parking lot in US after truck crashes

/ 08:19 AM October 11, 2019

Beer all over Mormon church parking lot in US after truck crashes

A semi-trailer driver, hauling beer, suffered serious injuries after his vehicle rolled over and crashed in a parking lot of a church, Thursday morning, Oct. 10, 2019, in Sandy Utah. Cans of beer have littered the parking lot of a church of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in a Salt Lake City suburb after a semi-trailer crashed that was carrying cases of brew banned by the faith.(Derek Petersen/KSL-TV – The Deseret News via AP)

SALT LAKE CITY — Cans of beer have littered the parking lot of a church of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in a Salt Lake City suburb after a semitrailer, carrying cases of brew, crashed. Alcoholic beverage is banned by the faith.

Sandy Police Stg. Jason Nielsen said the semitrailer veered and fell from a road and into the church’s parking lot after it was hit by a pickup truck that ran a red light on Thursday. Beer cans were strewn across the empty church parking lot.

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One of the faith’s key rules is a ban on members drinking alcohol.

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Nielsen said the semitrailer driver was left with injuries that were not life-threatening.

The pickup truck driver wasn’t hurt. Authorities haven’t determined if he will be cited.

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The church building wasn’t damaged. /kga

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