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First Posted: 9/5/2012 PITTSTON TWP. &amp;#8211; The 1989 Buick LeSabre that authorities believe struck a motorcycle, killing two people early Sunday morning, had "significant passenger and roof damage including shattered windows" consistent with debris at the crash site, a search warrant says. 
Township police allege the Buick, owned by Walter Raven, struck the motorcycle operated by Donnie Pizano, 38, on state Route 315 at about 12:20 a.m. Sunday. Pizano and a passenger on the motorcycle, Robin Walsh, 39, were killed. 
Witness interviews and video from a surveillance camera indicated a dark gray or silver, midsize vehicle involved in the crash drove away. Shattered glass and vehicle parts were recovered from the deadly scene, according to the search warrant. 
Jenkins Township police spotted a similar vehicle allegedly being power-washed by Raven, 59, and Donnie Antonini, 46, Sunday afternoon at Raven's residence at 23 Industrial Drive. 
Antonini allegedly told police he noticed blood all over Raven's vehicle before he began using the power washer, according to arrest records. 
An inventory receipt to the search warrant that permitted investigators to examine the car was filed Wednesday, listing items seized from the vehicle. 
Township police and state police troopers with Forensic Services Unit searched the vehicle Tuesday, taking a paint sample and seizing broken glass, a broken antenna, the rear window trim, a hair from the rear seat, a sunglass ear piece and a Coors Light beer bottle from under the rear seat, the receipt says. 
Investigators did not report on the search warrant inventory receipt if any blood samples were collected. 
Raven was arrested on unrelated charges that he sold morphine tablets to an informant in 2011, and was in possession of pills without a prescription. Antonini was arrested on charges of tampering with evidence related to the washing of Raven's vehicle. 
No charges have been filed related to the deadly crash. 
Court records indicate Raven has five drugged driving convictions, his first in 1990 and four from 2003 to 2005. Charges of operating a boat while under the influence were filed against Raven after a 30-minute boat chase across Harveys Lake on July 17, 1991.
The drunken boating charges were dismissed at a preliminary hearing in November 1991. He pleaded guilty to reckless operation of a watercraft and was fined $250, according to court records.

Cops: Car damage, crash debris consistent