Car Crashes Into 2-Story Home, Trapping Child Under Fallen Debris By Angel Saunders

First responders pulled a child from a home in California after a vehicle crashed into the residence.

The Fairfield Police Department identified Matthew Salagubang, 23, as the driver who collided into the two-story home at approximately 6:24 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 31.

Salagubang was pulled from the car by members of the Fairfield Fire Department.

The driver’s vehicle was “trapped under a lot of debris and there was clear structural damage to the two-story residence,” police said in a statement.

Photos shared by Fairfield police showed a group of firefighters working together to secure the scene and remove the individuals who were trapped.

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The person who made the initial call told dispatchers the car had been “traveling at a high rate of speed before it drove first through a back fence, and then into the back of the residence,” police said.

A child inside the home was also trapped under debris. The child, whose age was not disclosed, was not injured.

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PEOPLE reached out to the Fairfield Police Department, but did not immediately receive a response. 

Salagubang was taken to a local hospital for treatment. He was later arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence.