Two men have been arrested following a car crash into a house in Glasgow’s Govan area early this morning. The incident occurred around 3.35 am on Crossloan Road, leading to significant damage to the property. Emergency services, including police, fire, and ambulance crews, were swiftly on the scene, with the occupants of the house evacuated as a precaution. Images and footage from the scene display the extent of the damage, with a cordon in place around the area.
According to Glasgow Live, the two male occupants of the car reportedly fled the scene shortly after the crash. Both men, aged 41, were located by emergency services nearby and taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital as a precautionary measure. Police have indicated that the men have been arrested in connection with the incident and have been released pending further enquiry.
A spokesperson for Police Scotland provided details stating, “The two male occupants of the car left the scene. Emergency services attended and the men, both aged 41, were traced nearby. They were taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow, as a precaution. The property has been evacuated as a precaution. The men have been arrested in connection with the incident and released pending further enquiry.”
The incident on Crossloan Road has caused a stir among local residents, with authorities working to investigate the circumstances leading to the crash. Daily Record WhatsApp community offers daily updates and top headlines to keep residents informed. Stay tuned for further developments as the investigation progresses.
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