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Scottsville home deemed unlivable after truck drives through it

SCOTTSVILLE, N.Y. (WROC) — A man has been charged with a DWI after police said he drove a pickup truck through a Scottsville residence early Monday morning, entering through the living room and exiting out the other side of the home. The vehicle struck an additional home before stopping the car.

Police said there were no injuries to residents of either home.

At approximately 1:30 a.m. Monday, members of the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, Scottsville Fire Department, and CHS Ambulance responded to reports of a vehicle in a house on Rochester Street in the Village of Scottsville.

Upon arrival, Monroe County deputies say police discovered a pick-up truck that had struck the north side of 15 Rochester Street. The vehicle had traveled completely through the house, coming to a stop after striking the north side of 11 Rochester Street.

The driver of the truck, a 34-year-old Dansville man named Randy Bratcher, was evaluated on the scene by responders. He was the only person in the car. He refused any further medical care and was charged with a DWI and several other traffic tickets.

Fire officials deemed 15 Rochester Street uninhabitable until it can be evaluated further. Officials said that the residents were able to make alternate lodging arrangements.