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Suspect crashes stolen vehicle into house

Camas homeowner was not injured

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A suspect crashed a stolen Nissan pickup truck into a Camas home Monday. The driver fled the scene, but was quickly captured by police. He was booked into the Clark County Jail on multiple charges. The owner of the home was inside at the time of the incident, although she was not injured.

A man was arrested Monday after he drove a stolen truck into a Camas area home.

At 11:15 a.m., the Washington State Patrol received reports of a Nissan truck being driven recklessly in the eastbound lanes of state Route 14.

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