Four people injured in an accident with 2 cars in Syracuse after the driver in the stolen car runs away by the police

Syracuse, NY – four people were injured in Crash with two cars After the driver in a stolen car tried to run away from the state police on Wednesday evening, the troops said.

At 5:50 pm, a soldier fired a 2016 Honda on East Milford Drive for several vehicle and traffic violations, including registration plates, said soldier Jerifer, a state police spokesman.

As the soldier approached the driver’s window, Honda removed, Jeron said.

Troops were trying to catch up with the vehicle When it collapsed, she said.

Honda collapsed in a 2015 chevrolet at Northcliffe Road and South Midler Avenue, she said. The accident happened about half a kilometer from the place where the soldier stopped the car.

The front passenger in Honda, who was stolen from Syracuse, was stuck in the car and had to be helped from the vehicle, she said.

Najhaliek S. Booker, 32, from Syracuse, the Honda driver, had a The broken foot and the front passenger, Jade A. Allen, 22, from Syracuse, had chest pain, Jeron said. Both were taken to UPSTate University Hospital.

The back passenger Bryant L. Brown, 33, from Syracuse, was not injured, Jeron said.

Bimenyimana Onesime, The Chevrolet driver, And Adeline Nshimrimana, a passenger, were taken to UPState University Hospital with possible throat injuries, she said.

Booker was accused of criminal possession of the third degree of stolen property, the criminal possession of the seven degree of a controlled substance, reckless danger, the illegal Booker is under arrest, she said.

Brown and Allen were accused of criminal possession of the third degree of stolen property and the criminal possession of the seventh degree of a controlled substance.

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