PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia police apprehended a man who crashed his car into the front of the department's headquarters early Tuesday morning.
The crash happened just before 5 a.m., according to reports. A man slammed his Honda Odyssey minivan through the front of 400 N. Broad St. — formerly the Philadelphia Inquirer's office — mangling the building's front doors but not breaching the lobby.
The man driving the vehicle could be heard yelling, "They're killing me, they're killing me," while driving, according to 6abc. When a reporter asked who was killing him, the man said the police were.
