Three Kentucky Teens Arrested After High-Speed Thanksgiving Pursuit Spanning Three Counties
BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY — A Thanksgiving Day vehicle pursuit involving a stolen car ended in a crash and the arrest of three teenagers after the chase spanned three Kentucky counties, according to state police. The pursuit began Thursday evening and continued across multiple jurisdictions before the suspects fled on foot and were eventually taken into custody.
Pursuit Starts on I-65 After Police Spot Stolen Vehicle
Investigators said the incident began when troopers attempted to locate a southbound vehicle on Interstate 65 believed to be stolen. When officers made contact, the driver reportedly fled, initiating a pursuit that quickly crossed county lines.
Police say the chase moved from Warren County into Simpson County, where speeds remained high as troopers and deputies coordinated efforts across jurisdictions.
Authorities confirmed the vehicle had been reported stolen earlier in the day.
Chase Ends in Logan County Crash; Teens Attempt To Flee on Foot
The pursuit came to an end in Logan County after the fleeing driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed.
All three teens inside the car then ran from the scene, prompting an on-foot search involving several agencies.
Troopers and deputies quickly established a perimeter and located each suspect a short time later.
All three teens were taken into custody without further incident.
Police have not yet released details regarding charges or additional circumstances surrounding the stolen vehicle.
Multiple Agencies Assisted in Pursuit and Search
The cross-county pursuit required coordination between numerous responding departments. Agencies assisting included:
- Warren County Sheriff’s Office
- Simpson County Sheriff’s Office
- Logan County Sheriff’s Office
Troopers say more information on charges and the identities of the suspects will be released once the investigation progresses.
As Kentucky officers continue reviewing evidence from the Thanksgiving pursuit, more details are expected in the coming days. For updates on regional law enforcement activity, breaking public safety news, and major developments across the Midwest and beyond, visit ChicagoMusicGuide.com.