Children in car involved in Indianapolis pursuit, crash

With police cars chasing, an SUV rocked out of control with children inside and then kept on peregrinated. There were a perilous series of events that kept officers on edge as they endeavored to stop the SUV's driver.
 It all commenced with a traffic stop on the city's east side, but it didn't culminate until police chased the SUV to the south side near Sherman and Southeastern where the SUV, verbally express police, eventually ceased because of flat tires.
According to police, officers first pulled over the driver of the SUV for some kind of traffic infringement. Police verbalize the driver handed the officer some identification, but did not have a valid driver's license. IMPD verbally expresses that when the officer asked the man to step out of the conveyance, he took off. He wasn't solitary though. According to police, there was a woman in the front seat and two toddlers in the back.

During the two mile chase, which police verbalize lasted five minutes, officers endeavored to get the Chevy Blazer to stop by endeavoring to coerce it to spin out. That didn't work. Witnesses verbalize, instead the blazer went up on two wheels, but came back down and kept peregrinated. The driver was eventually coerced to stop when the tires went flat. The driver endeavored to get out and run, but not afore the blazer sideswiped another car in front of it. That car was being driven by a man, who had his 8 year old son in the front seat. The Blazer sideswiped the man's PT cruiser he had bought only two days earlier, knocking off the passenger side mirror. "The guy was right abaft us. My dad was endeavoring to stop him and then he realized he shouldn't because then he pulled over and it hit right on the side because he lost control scarcely," 8-year-old Kaleb Johnston verbalized of the suspect. "Not my dad, but the person who was speeding," Kaleb explicated.

The 8-year-old verbalized he was thankful to be alive after being trepidacious he was going to be hurt by the out of control driver coming up abaft him. "He verbally expresses the reason why he fled was because he had a warrant and he didn't optate to be caught," IMPD Commander Michael Jefferson verbally expressed of the driver who commenced the chase. "Fortuitously no injuries to anyone, no officers," Commander Jefferson integrated. "There was some damage to some police conveyances. Everybody is fine.

This suspect is in custody," Jefferson verbally expressed. According to police, the two children in the back of the suspect's car were not injured, but taken to Riley Hospital for Children to be checked out. Police believe the woman in the front seat of the SUV is their mom. Police verbalize three police cars were damaged, but not rigorously.