Car lands on parked vehicles after potential chase on Detroit’s west side Neighbors say the vehicle was being chased before crashing through a fence onto two parked cars
A car drove through a fence and landed on two parked vehicles on Detroit's west side on June 4, 2026. (WDIV)
DETROIT – A car crashed through a fence and landed on top of other vehicles in a residential neighborhood on Detroit’s west side.
It happened around noon, Thursday, June 4, near the intersection of Warwick Street and Whitlock Avenue.
Neighbors said the vehicle was being chased by law enforcement before it ended up on top of the two parked cars in a home’s driveway.
A large number of ICE agents and Detroit Police are on scene. It is currently unknown how many people were involved or whether anyone was injured.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
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