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Evansville Police Involved in Two Early Morning Police Pursuits

One suspect is in custody and another is on the run after two police chases of Warrick County make their way into Vanderburgh County this morning.

Posted: Dec 3, 2020 6:30 AM

Updated: Dec 3, 2020 9:07 AM

Posted By: Tommy Mason

One suspect is in custody and another is on the run after two police chases of Warrick county make their way into Vanderburgh county this morning.

Just after 2:30 AM officers with Newburgh Police and Chandler Police were in pursuit of two stolen vehicles.

After crossing into Vanderburgh County Evansville Police picked up the chase, with one ending in a crash at Embassy Apartments near Washington Avenue.

There was damage done to one of the buildings there.

That suspect, driving a black Buick fled on foot and is still on the loose.

The second suspect led police to the intersection of Lincoln Avenue and Fielding Court, before crashing into a telephone pole.

Police then arrested the driver Marcus Green after a short foot chase.

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