AURORA, Ind. (AP) – Police say a 10-year-old Indiana boy led officers on a high-speed chase before crashing his parents’ minivan.
Aurora Police say the boy was treated for minor injuries at a hospital after the Thursday morning three-mile chase and then taken to a juvenile detention center in Lawrenceburg.
The van hit several vehicles before police set out “stop sticks” to try to stop it. The boy swerved around the spikes but struck a utility pole and then stopped.
Police Chief Dana Cotton says the boy could face felony charges of auto theft and evading police.
Aurora is in southeast Indiana.
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