Police search for 2 people who ran from car after crashing with bus in Central Park

DENVER — Denver Police (DPD) are searching for two people who ran from a car that crashed with a bus Wednesday afternoon.

The crash happened in the 2700 block of North Havana Street in the Central Park neighborhood. This is just north of the city limits boundary of Denver and Aurora.

Police tweeted that initially three people ran from the Mazda that collided with the bus. One person was taken into custody. Police said they're still looking for the two others that ran.

The car involved does not appear to be stolen, said police. 

Officials said one juvenile on the bus was seriously injured, but the injuries are no life threatening. Police haven't said how many people were on the bus at the time of the crash. 

Pictures tweeted out by Denver Fire (DFD) show the car and bus ended up in someone's front yard.

The bus came to a rest on its right side, according to DFD's pictures.

This is a developing story and we will update as information is released.

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