Adult, teen arrested for alleged car thefts in Chesterfield Township, Michigan

(CBS DETROIT)In relation to suspected auto thefts in Chesterfield Township, a 17-year-old boy and an adult male were taken into custody on Friday.

Police were called to a neighborhood around 24 Mile and Sass roads at around three in the morning on Friday for a car break-in, and they found the suspects in a stolen car. According to police, the driver, a 22-year-old Detroit resident, crashed the vehicle after escaping during a traffic stop.

The motorist was transported to the hospital after suffering injuries. The Wyandotte teenager, 17, fled from the police and was taken into custody.

Authorities said that after pursuing a second car that ran away from the site, the pursuit came to a stop. Chesterfield Township police said the car then collided on westbound Interstate 94 close to Harper Avenue.

There is an investigation going on.

If you think your car was broken into, you can report it by calling the Chesterfield Police Department at 586-949-2322.

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