Ohio State Highway Patrol Aviation unit tracked a stolen car through the East side of Cleveland. Eventually, that car came to a stop when it crashed into the side of a house on Sandusky Avenue.
Troopers arrest suspects who crash stolen car into house with help from Violent Crime Reduction Initiative . CLEVELAND , Ohio -
Luckily, Ohio State Highway Patrol Aviation Unit was overhead. They track the stolen car from the air, so troopers don’t have to chase it. In the video, you can see the suspects trying to get out of the car and run off, but they are trapped by the fence.However, they didn’t get far. Troopers arrive quickly to arrest them.
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