One driver was taken to a hospital after a vehicle crashed through the front doors of the Shrewsbury Police Department on Monday afternoon.Police said the 2022 black BMW SUV slammed into the building at 2:02 p.m. Sky5 flew over the damaged building and saw the BMW’s hazard lights flashing inside.The front of the building was surrounded by crime scene tape, and debris was scattered on the ground.”The vehicle actually went through the front door and actually went into the dispatch. There were three dispatchers working at the time, and they are very shaken up, ” Chief of Police Kevin Anderson said in a Monday press conference.According to police, the driver of the BMW, a man, was taken into custody and then taken to a hospital for treatment. No passengers were in the vehicle, and no one else was injured.According to Anderson, the crash appeared to be intentional.Anderson said that the driver went through pylons positioned near the front door, designed to prevent drivers from hitting the building, before crashing into the department’s front lobby.”He went through the front two doors, through the lobby, and then went through the wall of the dispatch center,” Anderson said. Video: Shrewsbury police chief provides update after crash”We do not have a motive at this time,” Anderson said. “We have dealt with this person in the past; We have not dealt with this person since 2019.”Anderson said the driver would be arraigned on pending charges Tuesday in Westborough District Court.The department said the lobby of the building is closed, but the public can call the business line, 508-845-1212, to file a police report. Emergency calls should continue going to 911. Anderson said the department is working to get a trailer to continue 911 service while the building is repaired.Police said the department remains fully operational and the crash remains under investigation.

SHREWSBURY, Mass. —

One driver was taken to a hospital after a vehicle crashed through the front doors of the Shrewsbury Police Department on Monday afternoon.

Police said the 2022 black BMW SUV slammed into the building at 2:02 p.m.

Sky5 flew over the damaged building and saw the BMW’s hazard lights flashing inside.

The front of the building was surrounded by crime scene tape, and debris was scattered on the ground.

“The vehicle actually went through the front door and actually went into the dispatch. There were three dispatchers working at the time, and they are very shaken up, ” Chief of Police Kevin Anderson said in a Monday press conference.

According to police, the driver of the BMW, a man, was taken into custody and then taken to a hospital for treatment. No passengers were in the vehicle, and no one else was injured.

According to Anderson, the crash appeared to be intentional.

Anderson said that the driver went through pylons positioned near the front door, designed to prevent drivers from hitting the building, before crashing into the department’s front lobby.

“He went through the front two doors, through the lobby, and then went through the wall of the dispatch center,” Anderson said.

Video: Shrewsbury police chief provides update after crash

“We do not have a motive at this time,” Anderson said. “We have dealt with this person in the past; We have not dealt with this person since 2019.”

Anderson said the driver would be arraigned on pending charges Tuesday in Westborough District Court.

The department said the lobby of the building is closed, but the public can call the business line, 508-845-1212, to file a police report. Emergency calls should continue going to 911.

Anderson said the department is working to get a trailer to continue 911 service while the building is repaired.

Police said the department remains fully operational and the crash remains under investigation.