Taylor Swift Fan Arrested After Crashing Car Into Singer's NYC Home, Ripped Out Building's Intercom
A crazed Taylor Swift fan has been arrested after violently crashing his vehicle into her New York City home.
According to reports, a man was taken into custody on Thursday after driving the wrong way down the singer's street then running his car into a fire hydrant and her building.
But he wasn't done there.
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After ramming his vehicle into her home, he got out of his car and allegedly ripped out her intercom. Photos of the aftermath show cords of the security system pulled in every which way.
The man was reportedly mumbling Swift's name the entire time.
The New York Police Department confirmed the news, revealing the fan told them he had no plans of leaving the city without making contact with the singer.
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Sources claim an eyewitness to the mayhem was the one who called law enforcement. The unidentified male was allegedly taken to the hospital for a possible psych evaluation.
He's reportedly facing a number of charges, including possible DWI and criminal mischief. Cops allegedly believe he was drunk.
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It's unclear if Swift was home at the time of the scary incident, but RadarOnline.com has reached out to the star's team for comment.
This isn't the first time a fan has been arrested outside of Swift's property. In August, someone actually got inside.
As RadarOnline.com reported, Patrick Nissen was taken into custody by the NYPD when he gained access to the entry of Swift's Manhattan building. A security guard allegedly called the police to alert them that the 28-year-old from Lincoln, NE, had entered the structure.
Nissen was charged with second-degree criminal trespassing.
Months before that incident, Hugh Johnson was arrested for also gaining access inside Swift's building.
Johnson told police he had reportedly been in communication with Swift through social media. He was charged with criminal trespass. One day later, he was released on his own recognizance after his arraignment.
