Suspect in u-haul pursued for ramming officer taken into custody 

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And it looks like he's going to be sat down on Chesapeake off Robin Hood. Speed currently 45, still in the traffic. We should be able to put him in this part. He just trying to avoid trap cars. He always just rammed an officer. He's going to be traveling. Excuse me trying to get my bearings here. Hopefully he's going to double back towards Robin Hood off at Arizona. He's right now 14 miles an hour. Still out traffic. Two-fifty taking over going up north, passing Illinois. You're right on Jersey. We have no traffic. 35 at the moment. Continuing south on Jersey, these are 35 Samoanish. Continuing in Jersey, he's cutting life speed of getting up to 50. Carrey, go ahead and terminate that pursuit. Security, copy, terminating. Good copy. And just for notation sake, he did appear to attempt to ram an officer with the U-all. Guards 1-21. Give me a call, please. Copy desk. For the second, occupant of the vehicle, the suspect is going to be a white man named (name withheld), tall, white, long, dirty blonde hair, tall description we have for him. We got one running on ocean. We got one at gunpoint at the school. Hold the air. Taking them in custody now. We're taking them in custody now. We're taking them in custody now. One is gone. One is the dean. There's only one outstanding? We have the driver in custody now. All officer's signal for. Copy. We also have the vehicle. Radio Mark. vehicle clear, notate 102 inside of the vehicle. I copy. You have retainer and custody? Two. All right, so monitoring? Yes, ma'am. Everybody signal for? Yes, ma'am, all officers accounted for, all signal four, suspect in custody vehicle recovery. Good job. Terminated, he hit a dead end. Second precinct officers observed a vehicle, or mail running. My partner and I made a turn. We saw the vehicle, and we also in the mail running as well. He is in custody. He's going to be a driver. I copy you.

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