That includes two Police Officers. 10 News Reporter emerald morrow is live where the crash happened on Central Avenue and 54th street. Ironically police were on a stolen car assignment when this all happened. Reporter we spoke with chief holloway. He told us five out of the six suspects in this car, this stolen car in the middle of the road over there have all been arrested before for burglary and stealing cars. The pickup truck next to it is what the other two officers were riding in when these suspects hit this car. As you can see from the condition of these two cars that this was a serious accident. The two officers will live. As for the suspects in the stolen car we know the driver is in critical condition. All suspects were 25 years old and younger with the youngest being 15 years old. This stolen car problem is becoming so big across the tampa bay area that officials came together to form a task force to prevent what we have here now. We spoke with the chief about this problem an
Stolen car that came speeding down Central Avenue and tboned a pickup truck with a tampa and st. Pete officer inside. The irony behind all of this. The Police Officers were working on a special task force put together to help catch criminals stealing cars chief Anthony Holloway told us the officers were not even pursuing this car. Apparently, they were looking for a stolen jeep. And were heading to a place where thieves are known to drop off the stolen cars and it wasnt just one or two people in this stolen car. There were six people inside. With just fifteen and if youve been paying attention to the news over the last few months. Even the last few days, you know that stolen cars across the tampa bay area have been a huge problem. And some of you have been making it really easy for thieves to get their hands on your property. Im looking into just how these young criminals got away with this car, ill have that at 5 30. Live in st. Pete, emerald morrow, 10news, wtsp. Funeral arrangements
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