'And yet somehow, no one was injured,' the Commerce City Police Department said.
the driver continued down E. 71st Avenue and crashed into the window of a home, sideswiped another vehicle and struck three vehicles on E. 70th Avenue.
“I just heard two crashes and I ran out to see what happened and realized he’s pretty much ripped the whole front end of my car off,” Ratulowski toldPolice caught up with the motorist and took him into custody after neighborhood residents detained the man, according to the television station.
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