Ohio Highway Patrol shoot and kill slimeball who shot at them!
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Police Fatally Shoot Man After Chase On Interstate
Troopers Also Injured
BLUFFTON, Ohio -- A man who led police on a high-speed chase on Interstate 75 in northwest Ohio was shot and killed as he began shooting at officers outside a gas station, authorities said.
Two state troopers also were injured.
The suspect, whose identity was not released, entered a state Bureau of Motor Vehicles office in Bowling Green about 10:30 a.m. and presented fake documents to obtain an Ohio driver's license, authorities said.
When a Bowling Green police officer arrived, the suspect appeared nervous and reached for an object in his waistband, authorities said. The two struggled and the officer fell to the floor. The suspect fired a shot from a .223-caliber handgun on his way out of the office, authorities said. No injuries were reported inside the office.
The suspect fled in a minivan bearing a Michigan plate and headed south on Interstate 75, stopping briefly to let a female passenger out. The woman was taken into custody.
The chase, which reached speeds of up to 100 mph, ended when the suspect's minivan struck tire-deflating devices placed on the highway by police. Driving slowly, he then took an exit and stopped at a gas station near Bluffton, about 40 miles south of Bowling Green.
The suspect got out of the minivan and attempted to car jack a vehicle belonging to a couple from Ontario, Canada, who had stopped to refuel on their way to Florida, authorities said. The suspect then opened fire on police.
Authorities did not say how many times the suspect was shot during the shootout.
The nature of the troopers' injuries was unclear. Authorities said the injuries were not life threatening, and the troopers were being treated at Blanchard Valley Regional Hospital in Bluffton.
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Police Fatally Shoot Man After Chase On Interstate
Troopers Also Injured
BLUFFTON, Ohio -- A man who led police on a high-speed chase on Interstate 75 in northwest Ohio was shot and killed as he began shooting at officers outside a gas station, authorities said.
Two state troopers also were injured.
The suspect, whose identity was not released, entered a state Bureau of Motor Vehicles office in Bowling Green about 10:30 a.m. and presented fake documents to obtain an Ohio driver's license, authorities said.
When a Bowling Green police officer arrived, the suspect appeared nervous and reached for an object in his waistband, authorities said. The two struggled and the officer fell to the floor. The suspect fired a shot from a .223-caliber handgun on his way out of the office, authorities said. No injuries were reported inside the office.
The suspect fled in a minivan bearing a Michigan plate and headed south on Interstate 75, stopping briefly to let a female passenger out. The woman was taken into custody.
The chase, which reached speeds of up to 100 mph, ended when the suspect's minivan struck tire-deflating devices placed on the highway by police. Driving slowly, he then took an exit and stopped at a gas station near Bluffton, about 40 miles south of Bowling Green.
The suspect got out of the minivan and attempted to car jack a vehicle belonging to a couple from Ontario, Canada, who had stopped to refuel on their way to Florida, authorities said. The suspect then opened fire on police.
Authorities did not say how many times the suspect was shot during the shootout.
The nature of the troopers' injuries was unclear. Authorities said the injuries were not life threatening, and the troopers were being treated at Blanchard Valley Regional Hospital in Bluffton.
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