In the early hours of Monday morning, a high-speed chase involving two juveniles unfolded across several counties in Ohio, according to the Findlay Police Department. The incident began around 12:12 a.m. when officers attempted to stop a Jeep Renegade near Tiffin Avenue and North Blanchard Street in Findlay.

Pursuit Across Counties

The driver of the vehicle refused to comply, initiating a pursuit that saw the Jeep speeding through city streets, running multiple stop signs and a red light at speeds of approximately 50 mph within Findlay. The chase escalated as it moved into Seneca County, where the vehicle reached speeds as high as 115 mph, also passing through Fostoria before returning to Findlay.

Resolution and Charges

The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office successfully deployed stop sticks, which disabled the vehicle and brought the pursuit to a halt. Both the driver and passenger attempted to flee on foot but were later apprehended by law enforcement. Authorities confirmed that the individuals involved are juveniles and that charges are being filed in connection with the chase.

Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the incident. The specifics of the charges have not been disclosed, but the case will proceed through juvenile court as investigators continue to review the events that transpired across multiple jurisdictions.

Original reporting: WOWO News/Talk (Fort Wayne) — read the source article.