Digital Page -- Strange Encounters

Spada received two phone calls—the first one around 1 a.m. from security, which picked up an alarm at the bowling alley. Spada blew that off, attributing it to a motion sensor. The second call to Spada was made by Albany police.

"They told me there was a car at my building. I said, 'So tow it away,' " Spada recalls. "They responded, 'You don't understand. You need to come down here.' So I drive down there, turn the corner—and I see the tail lights sticking out from the building. I couldn't believe it made it through the wall. The car was airborne and it hit the perfect spot.