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Police Shooting During Chase Near Jerusalem Leaves Suspect Critically Injured

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A suspect is in critical condition after police shot at a stolen vehicle during a chase on Route 60 near Jerusalem. The driver lost control, causing the car to overturn and catch fire. Police stated the driver endangered lives and breached roadblocks, prompting the shooting. The road was closed for firefighting operations.

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  • A suspect is critically injured after police fired shots during a vehicle chase near Jerusalem.
  • Police reported the vehicle was stolen and the driver endangered lives and breached roadblocks.
  • The suspect lost control of the vehicle, causing it to overturn and catch fire.
  • Route 60 was closed in both directions following the incident.
  • Firefighters extinguished the blaze after the suspect was rescued.
Police Shooting During Chase Near Jerusalem Leaves Suspect Critically Injured
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A suspect sustained critical injuries after police opened fire on a vehicle during a chase near Jerusalem on Route 60. The incident began when police received a report of a stolen vehicle fleeing Jerusalem. Officers pursued the vehicle, setting up roadblocks in an attempt to stop it.

According to a police statement, the driver operated the vehicle recklessly, endangering officers and other road users, and breached the roadblocks. In response, police fired shots at the vehicle. The driver subsequently lost control, causing the car to overturn and catch fire.

Police reported that the suspect was extracted from the burning vehicle and received initial medical treatment. Following the incident, Route 60 was closed in both directions while firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze.

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