Man arrested after allegedly driving truck into Folsom Field in Colorado

Police had to make an arrest at Folsom Field in Colorado on Thursday night.

A 48-year-old man suspected of hit-and-run crashes was arrested after he allegedly drove his truck onto Folsom Field. The arrest came after Boulder police were alerted to a truck that had been involved in multiple hit-and-run crashes around the University of Colorado campus.

The University of Colorado police then got involved. From 9 News:

The driver, Karl Haglund, surrendered after being surrounded by police after his truck drove onto the field. He was arrested on nine separate charges, including attempted assault, multiple counts of leaving the scene of a crash and trespassing, a charge that allegedly stemmed from driving his truck onto the field. According to ESPN, Haglund had parked his truck at one of the 40-yard-line markers.

Luckily for the Colorado grounds crew, there’s no rush to get the field ready for Saturday night. Colorado plays Colorado State in Week 3 before returning home to play Baylor on September 21.