A suspect was apprehended by police after a dangerous chase involving a stolen car led to the injuries of two women in Teresina, Brazil. The incident occurred at the intersection of Apolo 11 and Giovanni Prado streets, with the event being captured by security cameras. The police, particularly from the Vehicle Theft and Robbery Department, were conducting routine surveillance when they noticed a vehicle reported stolen, prompting the chase, which ultimately resulted in the collision.

The two women, identified by their initials A.M.N.T. and S.R.S., were riding a motorcycle when they were struck by the fleeing car during the high-speed pursuit. According to reports from the 29th Battalion of the Military Police, both women suffered multiple injuries, including abrasions and fractures, and were subsequently taken to the hospital for emergency care. At this point, the conditions of the victims have not been updated, leaving uncertainty about their recovery.

This incident raises significant concerns about public safety regarding car thefts and police pursuits in urban areas. Officials are likely to review chase policies and response protocols in light of this incident to minimize risks to civilians. The apprehended suspect, whose identity has not yet been disclosed, faces serious charges, highlighting the broader issue of crime and vehicle theft in Brazilian cities.