Police in Wilmington, Delaware have arrested two suspects and are searching for two others in connection with a two-state crime spree.
Police say during several incidents on Friday, the suspects either committed or attempted to commit a carjacking by purposely rear-ending drivers to lure them out of their cars.
A second incident happened around 7:10 a.m. in nearby Pennsylvania. Police haven't said where the crash occurred but state the same suspects rear-ended a female driver. Police say the suspects were briefly spotted at a Delaware convenience store parking lot meeting with two additional suspects in a red Nissan Pathfinder. After a brief pursuit, the suspects in the back Jeep escaped police.
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