Wednesday, August 12, 2009
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Clayton News Daily
By Jason A. Smith
jsmith@henryherald.com Three suspects were in custody after leading police on a chase along Interstate 675 Tuesday in Henry, Clayton and DeKalb counties. Authorities say one of the individuals apprehended in the case is a juvenile, and the other two are 17 and 18 years old. Henry County Police said the incident unfolded when officers responded, at approximately 1:20 p.m., to a "burglary in progress" call at 39 Lillian Circle in Stockbridge. According to Henry County Police Capt. Jason Bolton, a neighbor witnessed the burglary and reported it to authorities. "They took from the house two flat-screen TVs, jewelry and cash," said Bolton. "One of our officers pulled up to the scene as the suspects were pulling out of the driveway. The three suspects were in a Lincoln Navigator, and they refused to stop for the officer." Bolton said police pursued the vehicle on Ga. Highway 138 and I-675. The chase, Bolton said, continued through Clayton County and into DeKalb County. "The suspects wrecked at the beginning of I-285, and crashed into the guardrail," he said. "The three suspects then fled on foot. We arrested two suspects almost immediately following the wreck." Bolton said a deputy with the Henry County Sheriff's Office assisted police in making the two arrests. The third suspect was apprehended a short time later in DeKalb County, he said. Bolton added that police believe they have recovered all of the items stolen in the alleged burglary. The identities of the 17- and 18-year-old suspects were not immediately available. The investigation is ongoing.More like this story
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