Two males suspected of robbing a bank Thursday morning in Brecksville ended up leading police on a chase into the West Side of Cleveland, reportedly hitting other vehicles before ending in a crash involving a patrol car.
The two suspects tried to run after crashing with the patrol car and another vehicle near West 85th Street and Lorain Avenue near the Cudell neighborhood but were quickly caught by officers from the Garfield Heights and Independence police departments, according to Brecksville police.
Police say the chase started at about 11 a.m. after an off-duty Broadview Heights police officer saw the two suspects leaving a Dollar Bank on Chippewa Road after it reportedly had been robbed. The off-duty officer called in a description of the suspects’ vehicle and an Independence patrol car began chasing it north on Interstate 77 near Rockside Road.
The chase continued onto I-480 east, with officers from Garfield Heights joining the pursuit. The suspects’ vehicle exited at Transportation Boulevard, then got back onto I-480, heading west, then again went north on I-77. Police say the suspects’ vehicle struck other cars during the chase, but there were no reports of injuries.
The suspects were treated and released at MetroHealth Medical Center after the chase ended with the crash in Cleveland. Their names were not released, but they are being held in jail in North Royalton. Charges are pending, according to police.
Police from Cuyahoga Heights, Newburgh Heights, Broadview Heights and Cleveland all were involved in the pursuit.
Najib Mikati promises justice for Irish UN peacekeeper killed in Lebanon
Lebanon is determined to uncover the circumstances that led to the killing of an Irish UN peacekeeper, caretaker prime minister Najib Mikati said during a visit to the headquarters of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) on Friday. Private Sean Rooney, 23, was...
US appeals court says lawsuit against Lebanese bank can proceed
A US court of appeals has ruled that cases against Lebanese commercial banks can be tried outside Lebanon, paving the way for more cases by depositors seeking to unlock their frozen funds. The court decision, issued on Thursday in a case brought by Lebanese depositors...
Submit your event
We will be happy to share your events. Please email us the details and pictures at publish@profilenewsohio.com
Address
P.O. Box: 311001 Independance, Ohio, 44131
Call Us
+1 (216) 269 3272
Email Us
Publish@profilenewsohio.com