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Pennsylvania Man Growls at Cops, Claims He Sees Demons After He Crashes Car Into Second Story of Home: Police

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Source: Junction Fire Company

Aug. 10 2023, Updated 4:36 p.m. ET

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A Pennsylvania man has been arrested after he allegedly crashed his vehicle into the second story of a home, according to authorities.

Around 3:15 p.m. on Aug. 6, troopers responded to a call regarding a car crash at a residence in Decatur Township, the Pennsylvania State Police said.

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Penn. Man 'Saw Demons,' Crashed Car Into Second Story of Home: Cops
Source: Junction Fire Company

Once at the scene, police determined the “crash was an intentional act.”

Court records state 20-year-old Evan Thomas Miller was driving at a high rate of speed when the car hit a culvert and went flying. The airborne vehicle then slammed into the second story of the home, right above a room where three people were seated, WJAC-TV reported.

Penn. Man 'Saw Demons,' Crashed Car Into Second Story of Home: Cops
Source: Junction Fire Company
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Miller reportedly exited the car and started running around the scene, claiming he wanted to hurt himself because he saw demons and believed he was a demon, WJAC-TV reported.

An official at the scene reportedly said Miller was “attempting to inflict self-harm due to a mental health episode.”

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Penn. Man 'Saw Demons,' Crashed Car Into Second Story of Home: Cops
Source: Junction Fire Company

Miller was placed inside an ambulance and when an officer contacted him, he allegedly growled “like an animal” at the cop, police said.

He was transported to a nearby hospital, where he allegedly kicked a security guard in the leg twice, officials said.

Miller was arrested and charged with first-degree felony aggravated assault, third-degree felony criminal mischief, second-degree misdemeanor recklessly endangering another person and five summary offenses, authorities said.

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