OKC metro police chase involving stolen automobile ends in horrific crash, leaving two suspects on the run

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OKC metro police chase involving stolen automobile ends in horrific crash, leaving two suspects on the run

A high-speed police chase in the Oklahoma City metro area ended in a dramatic crash early Friday morning in Moore.

Authorities say the pursuit involved multiple agencies, including the Moore Police Department, Oklahoma City Police Department, and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

Chase and Crash Details

The chase began around 2:00 a.m. and ended near Highway 74 and Santa Fe Avenue at a car dealership. Officers used a tactical maneuver to stop a stolen vehicle, which then crashed into the Orr Nissan Central lot.

The crash damaged at least six vehicles, and two of them caught fire, creating a chaotic scene.

Suspects Flee Scene

After the crash, three suspects ran from the vehicle. Police were able to catch one suspect, identified as a juvenile. The other two suspects remain at large.

Emergency radio traffic indicated one person at the scene had facial injuries and required medical attention.

High-Speed Pursuit

According to scanner reports, the vehicle reached speeds of up to 80 mph during the chase and ran multiple red lights before crashing. Officers from different agencies coordinated efforts throughout the pursuit.

Investigation Ongoing

Authorities continue searching for the remaining suspects and are investigating the incident. The stolen vehicle had been confirmed through its license plate before the chase ended.

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