Two suspects in New York have been arrested this week after crashing a Jeep they allegedly stole at knife level into a college bus full of kids whereas being chased by police.
Police in Rochester, New York say two suspects stole a crimson jeep at knife level from a 51-year-old feminine earlier than being noticed by officers who tried to make a site visitors cease, Fox 5 New York reported this week.
During the cease, police informed the suspects to exit the car however the driver as an alternative put the car in reverse, slammed into one of many police vehicles, and took off.
Bystander Raymond Gonzalez heard the sirens and pulled out his telephone in time to document the Jeep flying the incorrect manner down a road earlier than crashing into the varsity bus that was carrying 17 kids.
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Raymond Gonzalez captured video of two carjacking suspects crashing right into a bus whereas fleeing from police (Raymond Gonzalez through S toryful)
The two suspects then jumped out of the automobile and fled on foot.
Officers may be seen on the video chasing one of many suspects and yelling at him to “get on the ground” earlier than ultimately apprehending him.
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Maliq McCullough, 20, and Adeosun Hughes, 23, have been arrested and charged (Raymond Gonzalez through Storyful)
“Thankfully, the driver and every student was uninjured as a result of the crash,” the Rochester Police Department mentioned in a press release. “The city school district was advised of the accident and made arrangements to have each student transported home.”
The suspects have been recognized as Maliq McCullough, 20, and Adeosun Hughes, 23, and each have been charged for the involvement within the incident.
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City skyline and the Genesee River in Rochester. (Photo by: John Greim/Loop Images/Universal Images Group through Getty Images)
McCullough is dealing with prices of first-degree theft, second-degree assault, and each third and fourth-degree larceny whereas Hughes has been charged with unauthorized use of a motorcar.
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