Jody Morris, 41, of Wilton lost control of a car he was driving on Temple Road in Temple on Monday. The car crashed through a fence, drove over Halloween decorations and over a rock wall before coming to rest in some trees, Franklin County Deputy Keith Madore said. (Donna M. Perry/Sun Journal)

TEMPLE — Police said a Wilton man lost control of the car he was driving Monday on Temple Road, and it crashed through a fence and stopped in the woods.

Along the way, it drove through Halloween decorations and over a rock wall, Franklin County Deputy Keith Madore said.

Jody Morris, 41, was heading toward Farmington when the Chevrolet Impala he was driving went off the road at about 8:21 a.m. in front of 131 Temple Road, Madore said.

The car took out a section of a wooden rail fence before driving over an old wooden plow and wooden figurine that had been passed down in the family and was decorated for Halloween.

The crash remains under investigation.

Morris was not injured. The car received moderate damage and was towed from the scene, Madore said.

Madore was assisted by Deputy Brad Scovil. The Temple Fire Department and NorthStar EMS ambulance also responded.

A car driven by Jody Morris, 41, of Wilton went off Temple Road in Temple on Monday morning and crashed through a fence, Halloween decorations and a rock wall before hitting trees, Franklin County Deputy Keith Madore said. (Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Photo)

Jody Morris, 41, of Wilton lost control of a car he was driving on Temple Road in Temple on Monday morning. The car crashed through a fence, drove over Halloween decorations and went over a rock wall before coming to rest in some trees, Franklin County Deputy Keith Madore said. (Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Photo)

A wooden plow decorated for Halloween was damaged Monday in Temple, after Jody Morris, 41, of Wilton lost control of a car he was driving on Temple Road, Franklin County Deputy Keith Madore said. (Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Photo)