5 injured after Beverly Hills police chase over suspected drug deal ends with crash in Detroit
DETROIT (FOX 2) - A police chase that started with a suspected drug deal Wednesday night in Beverly Hills ended with a crash in Detroit.
According to the Beverly Hills Department of Public Safety, an officer noticed what they believed to be a narcotics sale near 13 Mile and Southfield Road around 11:55 p.m. and tried to stop the the driver. The driver fled, leading to a chase that went through Southfield and into Detroit, where they hit an innocent driver, a 32-year-old man, at the intersection of James Couzens and McNichols.
Child critically injured in crash after teen runs red light in Waterford
A child suffered critical injuries in a crash caused by a teen driver running a red light at the at the intersection of Highland and Cass Lake roads in Waterford Township, police said.
The innocent driver and all four people who were in the suspect vehicle were injured in the collision, police said. Their conditions were unknown Thursday morning.
Police said the suspect vehicle was confirmed to be stolen from Ferndale, and narcotics were found in the vehicle.
The Source: The Beverly Hills Department of Public Safety provided these details in a press release.