EVANSVILLE, Ind. — A historic Downtown Evansville home has been hit by a vehicle a second time.

A white truck was still inside the home in the 400 block of SE Riverside Drive after it was driven into the home early Saturday morning, knocking down much of one of the corners of the 1800s structure. Structural engineers had left the truck in the house afraid if they took it out, the home may collapse.

Early Wednesday, a vehicle driven by Justin R. Bausinger, 30, of Henderson, Kentucky, struck the white truck pushing it further into the home.

The crash happened at 6:09 a.m. According to the Evansville Police crash report, Bausinger was driving east on Southeast Riverside at a high rate of speed and left the road before hitting a light pole, driving through two front yards and hitting the white truck already inside the home owned by Josh Tudela.

Bausinger told police he isn't sure what happened and only remembers driving through the front yard and striking the truck. The crash report did not indicate that alcohol or drugs were a contributing factor in the crash.

Early Saturday morning, a driver drove into the home causing extensive damage.

According to an accident report issued by Evansville Police, the driver was Adrian Offutt of Jacksonville, North Carolina. Offutt told officers he had been traveling north on Riverside and fell asleep at the wheel. The vehicle veered off the right side of the roadway, hitting the curb and then the house about 12:35 a.m.

The initial report does not cite alcohol or drugs as a contributing factor but states Offutt was "not very cooperative" with officers regarding his personal information. The pickup, a white 2002 Ford, is registered in Maceo, Kentucky. Offutt told officers the owner of the truck is his mother.

Offutt's vehicle remained in the house for several days as officials were concerned removing it would cause further instability for the home. Both cars were successfully removed Wednesday afternoon.

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