Anna Caplan
A Chevy Tahoe slammed into a home in north Houston overnight, obliterating parts of its interior, but leaving no one injured.
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Occupants of the house, located on John Alber Road at Biscayne Way and west of the Hardy Toll Road, were asleep upstairs when the truck hit at about 4 a.m.
A husband, wife and two small children were on the second floor. They told authorities they “thought something fell from the sky.”
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CLOSE CALL: Driver tries to run off after SUV slams into home with sleeping family inside | @CourtneyABC13 is showing you the damage from the N. Houston neighborhood: https://t.co/zc1d0jtwQK pic.twitter.com/LLiPf752Ab
— ABC13 Houston (@abc13houston) February 5, 2018
The Tahoe got inside through the garage, then made its way into a dining room.
When the driver tried to escape the scene, he was apprehended, according to the homeowner.
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