GLENDALE, Ariz. — A man is facing charges after police say he deliberately rammed his truck into a Glendale Police Department gate — twice — in separate incidents just weeks apart.
Officers arrested the 35-year-old suspect outside a local Applebee’s following the second crash, News Nation reports. Bodycam footage released by the department shows officers, along with a K-9 officer, approach the suspect crouched at the restaurant’s entrance.
The first incident happened on Feb. 28. Surveillance video from the police station shows a truck pulling up to the closed gate, reversing, then slamming into it. On March 20, the same truck returned, this time driving directly into the gate.
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Police say that’s when the department’s real time crime center stepped in.
“During the most recent incident on March 20, 2025, the real time crime center (RTCC) really shined as [officers] were able to locate and keep up with [the suspect] as he recklessly drove through our city. His actions put the lives and well-being of many people on the roadway in great danger,” the department stated in a Facebook post.
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