Suspect flees traffic stop, hits police crusier before being taken into custody

TROY, Ohio ( WDTN ) — A person is in custody after a failed traffic stop led to a pursuit.

According to Troy Police, an officer attempted a traffic stop around 8:14 p.m. The suspect failed to stop, ensuing a pursuit.

The suspect struck a police cruiser before officers used a pit maneuver to stop them. The pursuit ended on West Market Street and Dorset Road. No injuries were reported.

That person is now in custody and faces charges from an outstanding warrant and failure to comply.

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