OKLAHOMA CITY – Three men led Oklahoma City Police on a short chase early Tuesday morning.

It ended with the getaway car crashing into a house.

It happened near N.W. 85th St. and Harvey.

Neighbors raced outside when they heard the commotion and they said they couldn’t believe their eyes.

“When it’s that big of a bang, I wonder what is up,” Marvin Hutcherson said. “I see that car there and thought wow someone tried to drive up through here!”

The driver also knocked down a stop sign as he tried to escape.

Neighbors said they’re surprised something like this could happen so close to home.

“Crime happens a lot,” Kendall Butler said. “But it’s not normal for people to run into peoples’ houses.”

No one was hurt in the crash.

MIDWEST CITY, Okla. – More than 20 Reserve Airmen from Tinker’s 507th Air Refueling Wing were welcomed home from a five-month deployment Monday.

Families celebrated with hugs and kisses as their crew members returned from southwest Asia.

These airmen operate and maintain the KC 135-R Strato-Tanker.

Their fleet refuels military and NATO aircraft so the pilots can continue their missions overseas.

This group is the second to return from deployment.

Criminal defense attorney Emilie Kirkpatrick helped break down the strategy in the murder trial where Becky Bryan is accused of killing her husband, former Nichols Hills fire chief Keith Bryan.

She explained why the prosecution is putting many of Becky’s friends on the witness stand.

Many of them gave what seems like damaging testimony against her.