COLUMBUS, Ohio — A stolen box truck rammed into a Columbus police cruiser on the city's south side on Friday.
The incident happened in the area of Hanford and Ann streets, just east of Merion Village, around 1:30 p.m.
Columbus police said a GMC Savana box truck was traveling south on Parsons Avenue when it struck a police cruiser. The truck, with two men inside, fled the scene and headed north on Ann Street.
The truck then failed to stop at a stop sign at Ann Street and Frebis Avenue, striking a Honda Civic in the intersection. Two passengers in the Civic were taken to Grant Medical Center with serious injuries but were listed as stable.
The box truck continued north and struck a parked Chrysler 300.
The suspects were apprehended by officers.
One of the suspects was also taken to the hospital in what police described as “stable” condition.
No officers were injured in the incident.
