Fleeing vehicle crashes at 24th and South Van Ness

"At around 7:44 p.m., police officers were notified of a stolen vehicle, according to a spokesperson from the police department. Soon after, they attempted to make a traffic stop at 24th and Capp streets. The car then fled and crashed into another car in front of the Napper Tandy bar, just one block away. The two suspects fled from the collision site and the police officers pursued them by foot."

"Both suspects were taken into custody. One person who was in the vehicle that collided with the stolen car sustained non-life threatening injuries, according to a spokesperson from the police department. This is not the first collision at the 24th Street and South Van Ness Avenue intersection. In February, an SUV crashed into the Napper Tandy parklet during a police chase, injuring six people."

Police were notified of a stolen vehicle at around 7:44 p.m. Officers attempted a traffic stop at 24th and Capp streets, and the car fled. The fleeing vehicle crashed into another car in front of the Napper Tandy bar one block away. Video showed extensive front-end damage to one car and lighter bumper damage to the other. The two suspects fled the collision site and were pursued on foot by officers; both suspects were taken into custody. One occupant of the other vehicle sustained non-life-threatening injuries. A February collision at the same intersection injured six people when an SUV hit the Napper Tandy parklet. Studied Geography at McGill University and worked at a remote sensing company in Montreal analyzing methane data before earning a master's degree from Columbia Journalism School.

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