This could have turned out more badly than it was. A man in Michigan was arrested on Friday night after driving his car through a terminal at a Detroit airport. Footage of the bizarre incident was captured and uploaded to X. Take a look: A car crashed through Detroit Metro Airport last night. Six people were injured. Driver arrested. You’re not even safe at the ticket counter. pic.twitter.com/nPT3jAxAHC — Zero Tolerance Policy (@ThoughtCrimes80) January 24, 2026 The New York Post reported more in-depth on the incident: A car plowed into a terminal at the Detroit Metro Airport in Michigan Friday night – and the driver bellowed nonsense as he was dragged away from the scene, according to shocking footage and reports. Wild footage captured the black sedan sitting in the middle of the McNamara Terminal, where startled Delta Airlines employees were working as it smashed through the glass doors of the Romulus, Mich. around 7:30 p.m., according to WXYZ. The driver immediately exited the vehicle with his hands raised and speaking in a daze as security and airport officials rushed to the debris-ridden area. “The response was so quick thank God with the cops and TSA and everybody,” stunned traveler Ali Khalifa told the outlet.“That all happened in seconds.” Another angle: Curb Side Service MAN DRIVES INTO DETROIT METRO AIRPORT RIGHT TO THE DELTA TERMINAL. He was wearing a Detroit Lions jersey and apparently was a “mental episode.” YIKES WATCH pic.twitter.com/wHnEF7D5VB — Ashley (TeamTrump47) (@TeamTrump47) January 24, 2026 UPI reported there were several injuries: An unidentified man has been arrested after he drove a vehicle into a Detroit Metro Airport terminal and injured six on Friday night. The incident happened at the airport’s McNamara Terminal and close to the check-in line for Delta Air Lines at 7:30 p.m. EST., CBS News reported. The vehicle struck a ticket counter and was fully inside the terminal when the driver was arrested, according to the Wayne County Airport Authority, which oversees the airport’s operations. Six people were treated for injuries at the scene, but none were hospitalized.