NORTHGLENN, CO — A car crashed into an apartment building in Northglenn after what police described as a domestic disturbance in the Denver metro area, leaving people inside with minor injuries. Northglenn police said the crash happened just before 3 p.m. Sunday and that officers later took the suspect into custody.
Police said the apartment hit by the vehicle was not the home of anyone involved in the disturbance. A photo released by investigators showed damage to an outside fence and a partial hole punched through the building’s exterior wall.
Police were called to the area near 107th Avenue and Pecos Street
Officers responded to the area near 107th Avenue and Pecos Street after the disturbance was reported, according to Northglenn police. The crash happened in the afternoon, and the apartment building is close to that intersection.
Police have not said what led up to the disturbance or what happened in the moments before the car struck the building. They also have not said how the vehicle ended up at the apartment complex. The sequence of events, as described by investigators, ended with the suspect being detained at the scene.
People inside the apartment suffered minor injuries
Northglenn police said some of the people inside the apartment were hurt, but the injuries were described as minor. The department did not say how many people were in the apartment at the time of the crash…