
Shooting Chase Ends in Crash, Injuries Reported
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A high-speed chase in Kansas City ends in a fiery crash in Prairie Village, leaving two women injured. The pursuit began when the victims were followed from Kansas City, with the suspect vehicle firing multiple rounds at their car. Despite no arrests yet, police urge residents to check for evidence and report tips to help solve the case.
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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Shooting Chase Ends in Crash, Injuries Reported. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
A rolling shooting over the weekend started on a residential street in Overland Park and ended with a fiery crash in a prairie village park. It all began when victims said they were followed from Kansas City. Police say two women in the vehicle ended up with non-life threatening injuries after the chase. The driver had just picked up a female passenger in Kansas City when they spotted a red or maroon 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee with a Kansas license plate 9103ACY. Telling them to shake the pursuer, the driver turned on to Roa Avenue with a Jeep caught up fast. Someone in the Jeep then fired multiple rounds at the victim's car, in spots along 99th and Ro, 91st and Ro, and near Franklin Park. The passenger took a gunshot wound and the driver had other injuries from the crash. Both got hospital care right away. As of Wednesday afternoon, no arrests have happened. Overland Park police are urging nearby residents to check their yards for shell casings, surveillance video, or any damage and reported.
Detectives are still hunting that Jeep and they're asking for tips. Call the tips hotline at 816-474-TIPS, Overland Park Police at 913-344-8750 or Prairie. Village Police at 913-64-26868 to help wrap this up. Kansas News Today, Powered by AI Bringing You What Matters
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