Stolen car bulldozes into side of home in Glendale

PHOENIX — A car was stolen in Glendale Saturday evening that eventually crashed into the side of a home, authorities said.

Officers located an occupied stolen vehicle around 4:30 p.m. and conducted a traffic stop near 63rd and Maryland avenues when the driver failed to yield and ran a red light.

Officers did not chase the car but saw the driver head northbound on 59th Avenue.

Shortly after, a car was located crashed into the side of a residence near 59th and Maryland avenues.

The driver of the vehicle was located in the backyard of the home and was taken into custody.

Police identified the suspect as a 17-year-old juvenile.

No one inside the home, as well as the suspect, was uninjured.

As a result of the incident, multiple people were displaced, according to court documents.

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