Two Teens Arrested After Stolen Car Crashes Into South Carolina Home During Police Chase

Two teenagers, aged 15 and 16, have been arrested following a police chase that ended with a stolen vehicle crashing into a home in Simpsonville, South Carolina. The Greenville County Sheriff's Office reported that deputies attempted to stop a vehicle believed to be stolen around 2:30 p.m. on October 15, 2026.

The vehicle fled from deputies and subsequently crashed into a residence on Renwood Road. No injuries were reported as a result of the incident.

Dramatic footage from a grocery delivery driver's dashcam recorded the moments after the crash. The driver, Kristina Andriukova, 32, was reportedly delivering an order to the house when she heard a loud crash and turned to see the vehicle embedded in the home. Initially, she thought it was an accidental acceleration into the garage.

However, the arrival of police cars with sirens blaring quickly revealed it was a police pursuit. Andriukova observed one of the occupants fleeing the vehicle on foot, pursued by an officer.

Andriukova, who had parked on the street instead of her usual practice of pulling into driveways, captured the event. She later saw multiple police cars converging on the scene as she drove away and subsequently saw a news report on Facebook detailing the incident.

Authorities confirmed that the two juveniles taken into custody are facing charges related to the possession of a stolen vehicle. The sheriff's office initially stated that a person believed to be the driver had been detained after fleeing the collision, with a later update confirming the arrest of two teenagers.