[WATCH] Video Shows House Explosion That Injured Five In Hurst

HURST, TX — Hurst Police Department Wednesday released a 19-second video that shows the moment a house exploded and injured several people.

The crash came after 35-year-old Alejandro Enriquez-Castro's white Ford Explorer veered off the roadway and into a house in the 400 block of Myrtle Court, severing a gas line and causing a dangerous leak.

Police heard screams in the house and, as they approached the scene, the house exploded with such force that the roof was lifted from the house and the rear wall crumbled.

The moment of the explosion was captured on dash cam footage taken from Officer Travis Hiser's police cruiser.

The man and woman remain in the hospital and have serious burns, police say. The son was released from the hospital with less serious injuries.

The two officers injured, Officer Travis Hiser and Corporal Ryan Tooker, were both treated for injuries and released.

Castro was arrested at the scene on a misdemeanor charge of No Drivers License. He was taken to Hurst Jail in lieu of a $180 bail, but further investigation proved the driver had several unconfirmed alias names.

Castro was placed on an immigration detainer and transferred Monday to ICE custody.

Police are still investigating the crash that caused the explosion.

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Lead image: Screenshot via Hurst Police Department