VIDEO: Richmond resident watches driver crash stolen car into her porch

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- A Richmond resident watched as a driver crashed a stolen car into her front porch late Tuesday night.

At about 11:18 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 11, officers with the Richmond Police Department were on patrol in the area of Creighton and Nine Mile roads when they noticed a car that had been reported stolen in an armed carjacking.

The officers attempted to pull over the car, but according to police, its driver refused to stop.

Officers began a pursuit, which quickly ended when the driver crashed into a concrete porch in the 3600 block of East Broad Street. The driver then fled the car, per police. Officers found a firearm with an extended magazine inside.

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With the help of both Richmond Police's Air Unit and the Henrico County Police Division, the driver -- whom police did not identify -- was taken into custody soon after. He has been charged with carjacking, eluding police and multiple firearm-related offenses.

Aftermath of a Nov. 11 police pursuit and crash in the 3600 block of E. Broad Street in Richmond. (Videos: Kristen Rankin, Fay)

Two individuals -- including a resident of the home the driver crashed into, Kristen Rankin -- sent 8News photos and videos of the immediate aftermath of the crash.

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According to Rankin, she watched as the driver sped down her dead-end street, pursued by three police cars. He then turned around and crashed into the home at a high rate of speed.

Aftermath of a Nov. 11 police pursuit and crash in the 3600 block of E. Broad Street in Richmond. (Photo: Kristen Rankin)

Aftermath of a Nov. 11 police pursuit and crash in the 3600 block of E. Broad Street in Richmond. (Photo: Fay)

No additional information on this incident is available as of the time of reporting.