Correction: Factory Sites-Apartments story


Published:Sunday, August 27, 2017 @ 2:48 AM
Updated:Sunday, August 27, 2017 @ 4:10 AM
By:Breaking News Staff

UPDATE @ 4:10 a.m.

Troy police are working to identify the driver of a truck who crashed into a family's living room Sunday morning, according to WHIO's Steve Baker. 

Baker reports a family of three was asleep at the home in the 900 block of Linwood Drive when the truck crashed through a wall around 2:20 a.m. 

No one in the house was injured in the crash, according to police, after the truck narrowly missed hitting a bedroom next to the living room. 

Baker said police have a suspect in custody whom they believe to be the driver. He is uninjured, having only a minor cut to his lip, according to police. 

Before crashing into the home, police told Baker the driver also hit at least three parked cars; two on Linwood and another a few blocks away on Miami Avenue. 

Our newsroom will have further updates in this developing story later this morning.

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A truck can be seen crashed into the living room on a home in the 900 block of Linwood Avenue in Troy Sunday morning. Steve Baker/Staff

INITIAL REPORT

No one is reportedly injured after a truck crashed into a Troy home Sunday morning. 

Police were sent to the 900 block of Linwood Drive on a report of a truck into a house around 2:20 a.m. 

Initial reports indicate no one is at the house and power has been shut off to the home as crews investigate. 

Our newsroom is working to learn more about the driver of the truck and what led to the crash.

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