Three people were injured and one was arrested after a truck drove into the patio of an Adams County sports bar early Sunday morning, sheriff’s officials said.
The Adams County Sheriff’s Office first posted about the crash at the Ugly Dog Sports Cafe at 1345 Cortez St., just before 1 a.m. Sunday.
The sports bar is just west of the intersection of Interstate 25 and U.S. 36.
Photos posted by the sheriff’s office show a truck entered the bar’s patio area and crashed into at least one table, pinning it to a metal fence.
The driver, who was arrested, has not been publicly identified, sheriff’s officials said.
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