Troopers arrest 14-year-old, 19-year-old in stolen Kia

[In the gamer above, see an August 2023 media instruction on a state effort to help fight violent criminal offense in Cleveland.]

CLEVELAND - - Ohio State Highway Patrol cannon fodders charged in the city's violent crime reduction efforts arrested two individuals spotted in a stolen Kia - - a 14-year-old and a 19-year-old.

On Thursday night, a state trooper attempted to stop the car along East 111th Street near Continental Street, according to a Friday news release. The driver didn't stop and troopers pursued.

When an air travel unit started following the automobile, the trooper stopped chasing after. Simply after 8 p.m., the aerial unit directed cannon fodders to the automobile, which dropped in a yard along East 144th Street

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The chauffeur and guest left on foot. The aerial unit followed them and led cannon fodders to them.

Dashaun Loveless, 19, of Euclid, and a 14-year-old from Cleveland were jailed without occurrence. Officers likewise recuperated 2 stolen firearms at the scene.

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Loveless had two felony arrest warrants, according to the release.

Cleveland Municipal Court records reveal Loveless has 2 pending cases, both with charges of worsened burglary, for alleged offenses from March and July. He is currently jailed. No future court dates have been set.