WATCH: Stolen truck full of pizza dough overturned after hitting Secret Service officer's car

Stolen truck full of pizza dough overturned in Northwest DC

A stolen truck overturned after hitting a parked car in Northwest D.C. Wednesday afternoon, according to police.

WASHINGTON - A stolen truck overturned after hitting a parked car in Northwest D.C. Wednesday afternoon, according to police.

The box truck, which was full of pizza dough, hit the personal vehicle of a Secret Service officer that was parked near 19th St. and Virginia Ave NW.

A stolen pizza dough truck was overturned after hitting a parked car.

A stolen truck overturned after hitting a parked car in Northwest D.C. Wednesday afternoon, according to police.

Police say the suspect was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The Secret Service officer was uninjured.

A hazmat unit was on the scene Wednesday afternoon to offload diesel fuel.

"Shortly before 3 p.m., a box truck that was reported stolen collided with a personal vehicle operated by a Secret Service Uniformed Division officer at the intersection of 19th St. and Virginia Ave. NW," said Lt. Paul Mayhair, Public Information Officer, USSS Uniformed Division in a statement. "The officer was uninjured in the crash and responding units detained the driver of the box truck. There were no injuries to the public and the driver of the box truck was taken to an area hospital in police custody as our investigation continues."