• Two police cars collided in Bradford, causing significant damage to a row of buildings.
• And closing Keighley Road at Frizinghall.
• No one was hurt, says report.

A collision in Bradford that hurt a line of buildings involved two police cars.

After the collision, which happened early on Monday, Keighley Road at Frizinghall is still closed, according to West Yorkshire Police.

Photos show a structure in a row of stores with significant damage to its first and second floors.

The road had been closed in both directions, according to the police, while the buildings were secured.

The incident was referred to as a “damage-only collision” by a police spokesperson when asked if anyone had been hurt.

The media was informed by neighbors that a “loud blast” had awakened them early in the morning.

Abrar Asif, who runs the nearby Creative Cutz barber’s shop, was told he could not enter his business following the crash, saying: “I don’t have any idea when [I will be able to] go back to work.”

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