MEC&F Expert Engineers : Two police officers were injured and four black people were arrested after a lengthy car chase and head-on crash into an unmarked police car at the intersection of South Orange and Morris Avenues, and burst into flames

Monday, February 20, 2017

Two police officers were injured and four black people were arrested after a lengthy car chase and head-on crash into an unmarked police car at the intersection of South Orange and Morris Avenues, and burst into flames

 




Monday, February 20, 2017 06:25AM
NEWARK, New Jersey (WABC) -- Two police officers were injured and four people were arrested after a lengthy car chase and crash in New Jersey.

Police say four people stole an SUV in Fairfield late Saturday night, a crime possibly connected to other thefts and carjackings in Essex County.

Officers found the vehicle in Newark and started chasing it through several neighborhoods, with a police helicopter following overhead.

The SUV crashed head-on into an unmarked police car at the intersection of South Orange and Morris Avenues, and burst into flames.

Two officers were hurt.

Four people in the car - two men, a woman and a teenage girl - were captured at the scene.

Arrested were the following blanck people: Richard D. Williams, 39, Terrell Norris, 28, a 16-year-old female, all of Newark, and Nakiah Burr, 19, of East Orange.


The injured officers and one of the suspects were all treated at a hospital.