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Two arrested after fleeing police in Detroit
Detroit police said the incident occurred when officers were doing an investigation at Mettetal and Fullerton at 3:45 p.m. on Friday. That was when they saw two people they were looking for exiting a house. The suspects then got into a vehicle and crashed into one of the Detroit police scout cars. They then drove off from the scene.
DETROIT (FOX 2) - A police chase led to a car crashing into a school bus in Detroit on Friday afternoon.
What they're saying:
Detroit police said the incident occurred when officers were doing an investigation at Mettetal and Fullerton at 3:45 p.m. on Friday. That was when they saw two people they were looking for exiting a house.
The suspects then got into a vehicle and crashed into one of the Detroit police scout cars. They then drove off from the scene.
Officials say sometime later, other officers spotted the two and chased them to Fullerton and Meyers, where the suspects' car hit a school bus with three teens inside.
The bus then hit another vehicle and came to a stop.
Police say the suspects ran on foot from their vehicle and were chased until they were caught and arrested.
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Detroit police found a handgun, a large amount of cash and narcotics while investigating.
The two suspects were injured and taken to the hospital.
No one else was injured.
The Source: FOX 2 used information from a Detroit police presser for details in this report.