BARNSTABLE – A vehicle fled from Barnstable Police and failed to stop until it crashed. It all started about 10:40 PM Saturday evening at the Domino’s Pizza in Marstons Mills area where a Toyota Scion was reported stolen. The vehicle was spotted a short time later at Route 28 and Pitcher’s Lane. The driver took off and wound down Route 149 to Route 6 eastbound before colliding with a Subaru Forester just past the Route 132 exit. Three people from the Subaru were transported to Cape Cod Hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening. The driver fled on foot and police set up a perimeter and were using a K9 dog and a Mass State Police helicopter to search the woods around the Hyannis Golf Course but were unable to locate him. Barnstable Police tell Cape Wide News that about 7:40 AM, Golfers at the course called them to report a suspicious man with no shoes on the course. Barnstable Police responded and quickly apprehended the suspect who is a juvenile and thus cannot be identified.
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