More than a dozen homes in Jefferson County are being evacuated due to a severed gas line.
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said it has taken one person into custody after the individual crashed into a residence while fleeing the scene of a crash near 9004 West Coco Drive in Littleton.
A gas line was severed during the crash, authorities said. There are no injuries associated with the vehicle running into the home.Update: The driver of the vehicle is in custody. She crashed into the residence while fleeing the scene of a motor vehicle accident. There are no injuries associated with the vehicle running into the home. Approx. 15 homes have been evacuated due to the gas line break.
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