Rocks from I-95 overpass strike two cars, including one carrying baby

State police are looking for suspects after two separate vehicles were struck by rocks while passing under the same Interstate 95 overpass in Sidney.

On Wednesday night, a pickup carrying a couple and their 8-week-old infant was traveling north on the interstate. When it passed under the Dinsmore Road overpass in Sidney, a rock hit the windshield of the single-cab truck, shattering the glass and covering everyone inside with shards.

The rock itself was embedded in the windshield, which stopped it from flying into the cab of the truck. The baby was taken to the hospital to have small shards of glass removed from her ear, police said.

Another northbound vehicle was struck by an unidentified object while passing under that same overpass on the night of Aug. 16, according to police.

“It is believed the suspects are in the immediate area of the overpass,” state police said in a Thursday social media post.

SIDNEY, Maine – On the night of Aug. 16, 2017, a couple was traveling north bound and going under the Dinsmore Road overpass in Sidney when their vehicle was struck by an object. Then on the night of Aug 23, 2017, a different couple and their 8-week-old infant were traveling north bound in the same area and as they went under the over pass there windshield was struck by a rock (picture). The vehicle was a single cab pickup so the child and other occupants were covered in glass from the shattered windshield. The child was transported to the Hospital to get small shards of glass out of her ear. Any information on possible suspects would be appreciated. It is believed the suspects are in the immediate area of the overpass. Any information please contact Trooper John Lacoste at 207-624-7076. #TroopC #MaineStatePolice

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Anyone with information is asked to contact Trooper John Lacoste at 207-624-7076.