DALLAS – A truck was intentionally crashed into a television station in Dallas on Wednesday morning, according to a report.
KXAS-TV, the NBC station in Dallas, reported that the truck crashed into the studios of KDFW-TV, Fox 4.
According to the report, anchors on the Fox 4 morning show said that the crash was intentional and the driver was in custody.
The Associated Press reported that the "ranting" man was not able to get inside the building, and instead paced around outside while he scattered papers.
The station's 7 a.m. newscast continued, despite the crash, and anchors said no one was injured, according to the AP.
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Update: We are told the man who crashed into the FOX4 building repeatedly this morning and then ranted will be charged with criminal mischief. https://t.co/W2eCeyjr3v
Posted by FOX 4 News on Wednesday, September 5, 2018
Dallas police K-9 unit on scene sweeping FOX4 building after man repeatedly crashed into side of building earlier this morning and began ranting. No injuries reported. https://t.co/i1sTvA8lZj pic.twitter.com/qicGu6L8PL
— FOX 4 NEWS (@FOX4) September 5, 2018
#Breaking We are evacuating the building during our morning newscast, while Dallas police investigate a threat. Bomb squad now in route. pic.twitter.com/Eo9QV2XqKR
— Emily Feigen (@EmilyFeigen) September 5, 2018