'Call Us Clowns' members help clown in New Jersey car crash
Westwood Police Officer Niko Pieratos talks with Jack "Poppi T Clown" Erbstein at the accident site in Westwood, N.J., Monday, July 28, 2014. Credit: AP
Clowns to the rescue!
A woman who had just finished performing at a clown show in New Jersey has some fellow clowns to thank after she crashed her car into a utility pole.
About 10 clowns had finished putting on a show at Berkeley Avenue Elementary School in Westwood on Monday and departed in their respective cars. But the clowns' cars came to a halt when they saw another clown in need.
Jack "Poppi T Clown" Erbstein tells The Record (http://bit.ly/1nCrUiK ) that the woman was reaching for a GPS device that fell off the windshield when she veered off the road.
Police Chief Frank Regino says the 68-year-old sustained minor injuries.
The clowns are members of Call Us Clowns, a not-for-profit organization that performs clown shows at schools and hospitals.
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