WESTMINSTER, Colo. — A man faces several charges after he allegedly rammed his vehicle into the home of his ex-girlfriend's mother in Westminster.
On Friday, Matthew Curran, 30, was charged with four counts of first-degree attempted murder; two counts of stalking; five counts of criminal mischief; second-degree assault; child abuse; driving under the influence; and resisting arrest. He also faces four counts of a crime of violence sentence enhancer.
UPDATE | The suspect in Sunday's domestic disturbance incident has been identified as Matthew Curran, 30. Today, the 17th Judicial District Attorney’s Office accepted the following charges on Curran:
— Westminster Police (@WestminsterPD) September 5, 2025
Charges:
- First Degree Attempted Murder (F2) (4 counts)
- Stalking (F5) (2… pic.twitter.com/rB3m4LArn9
According to the Westminster Police Department, officers were dispatched for reports of a domestic disturbance in the Hyland Greens neighborhood around 10:45 a.m. on Aug. 30.
The preliminary investigation revealed that Curran allegedly rammed his vehicle into the home of his ex-girlfriend's mother before driving off. He then crashed into an unrelated house, according to police.
Later, Curran returned and allegedly tried to run over his ex-girlfriend's mother multiple times before ramming his vehicle into her home again.
Neighbors detained Curran until police arrived. He was then taken into custody and transported to the hospital for a medical evaluation.
No serious injuries were reported, according to police.
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