A Louisiana fugitive wanted for murder crashed into a Norman family's apartment, leaving them in financial distress."I woke up to screaming kids, screaming husband, and he was like, Amber, get out of bed. A car drove through the apartment,'" said Amber Malone, whose apartment was damaged.>> Download the KOCO 5 AppIn late March, the family woke up to a car inside their home. The driver was a wanted fugitive from Louisiana, sought for second-degree murder."When police got there, it took about 15 minutes to wake him up. They pulled him out," Malone said. "But didn't know who he was, what he'd done."The damage to the apartment was so severe that the city of Norman had to condemn it. The family was sent to stay in a hotel for a night."When we got home, it was way worse than when we left. Caved in, belongings were destroyed," Malone said. Switching apartments has left the family in a financial bind. "We have had to pay for all utilities to be switched over after just moving in two weeks ago and putting every penny we had into moving here," Malone said. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.Now, the family is unsure of their next steps. Attempts to get a comment from the apartment complex were unsuccessful as reporters were kicked off the property. The apartment management has since provided an email address for any further inquiries.Top Headlines Investigation underway after person shot at northwest Oklahoma City apartment complex Police search for man caught on camera stomping a puppy to death in southeast OKC Police search for suspect after break-in prompts standoff at west Oklahoma City home UConn concludes a dominant run to its 2nd straight NCAA title, beating Purdue 75-60 Crews battle large flames after bonfire gets out of control at Choctaw property