Wild Florida police chase ends with 5
juvenile suspects in custody following
attempted home invasion: video
Posted By: DVC, 5/19/2021 7:38:28 PM
A Wednesday morning police chase in Florida’s Broward County ended with five juveniles in custody and several others injured, according to authorities and shocking video. Police were called shortly before 7 a.m. Wednesday for a report of a Fort Lauderdale home being burglarized while people were inside. According to the caller, the suspects were trying to steal a car from the garage of the home, police said. They got away, but not before police were provided with a description of their vehicle. When cops caught up to the getaway car and tried to pull it over, the suspects refused and a police chase ensued, authorities said.
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Rocket surgeon at the wheel imagines that he is Mario Andretti, and in reality he's just another fool. And yes, exactly what you think. Burglary, car theft, struck a bicyclist. I hope the bicyclist is OK.
A real shame that cars are so safe these days. It looks like all of them are pretty intact. A shame that they didn't take themselves out of the gene pool.