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Edmonton police shut down 99 Street and Whyte Avenue intersection after collision involving stolen vehicle

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WATCH ABOVE: Edmonton police shut down the intersection of 99 Street and Whyte Avenue on Monday afternoon, following a multi-vehicle collision that they said involved a stolen vehicle. Sarah Komadina has the details – Feb 11, 2020

Edmonton police shut down the intersection of 99 Street and Whyte Avenue on Monday afternoon, following a multi-vehicle collision that they said involved a stolen vehicle.

Police said a series of events unfolded after RCMP spotted a stolen truck in the Wetaskiwin area. They followed it to Maskwacis and then Leduc. When RCMP tried to do a traffic stop at a Leduc gas station, it’s alleged the truck rammed the police vehicle and sped off.

A woman from the vehicle was left behind and taken into custody.

RCMP had called in for help from the Edmonton Police Service at around 2 p.m.

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Police said the suspect vehicle had been driving erratically through Edmonton before it was involved in a collision with two other vehicles at 99 Street and 82 Avenue.

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Two suspects from the truck ran away, but were quickly caught and arrested. RCMP are in charge of the investigation. Police said charges are pending.

A woman from one of the vehicles involved in the collision was taken to hospital with minor injuries.

–With files from Global News’ Sarah Komadina

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