A two-vehicle crash involving a Dodge Challenger chased by police in Indianapolis, Indiana, has caused three deaths, including a 14-year-old boy.
Three people including a teenage boy died when a sports car beingin Indianapolis collided with another vehicle just minutes after officers ended their pursuit, authorities said Wednesday.
An Indiana state trooper began the pursuit Tuesday night when the driver of a Dodge Challenger fled the officer’s attempt to pull it over on suspicion of reckless driving on Indianapolis’ far east side, state police said. The pursuit lasted about 12 minutes, traversing several city streets before shifting into rural areas of adjacent Hancock County and then back toward Indianapolis’ east side, police said. State troopers and other officers tried to deploy stop sticks but couldn't get into position to stop the car, police said.
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