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Police Chase, Crash Close Intersection In Natomas Neighborhood

Wednesday, March 1, 2017 | Sacramento, CA
  

UPDATE 6:40 p.m.: The intersection of Truxel and West El Camino Avenues in Sacramento's Natomas neighborhood has reopened after a police chase and crash led to its closure Wednesday afternoon.

Sacramento Police say five were taken to the hospital -- one with serious injuries -- after a suspected burglar ran a red light and crashed into a van.


Original Post: The intersection of Truxel and West El Camino Avenues in Sacramento's Natomas neighborhood are closed down following a police chase and crash.

The chase reportedly started after police spotted a suspected burglar. It ended when the suspect car ran a red light and slammed into a van. Five people were taken to the hospital, one with serious injuries.

Police say evidence from a burglary committed earlier Wednesday was found inside the suspect car. The intersection is expected to remain closed until around six tonight.

 

Intersection of Truxel and W. El Camino will remain closed for at least 2 hours per @SacPolice. pic.twitter.com/OEMsl1yTE8

— Sacramento Fire (@SacFirePIO) March 1, 2017

-Capital Public Radio Staff

 


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