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Two Schenectady Teens Arrested After Stolen Car Hits Guilderland Police Car at Crossgates Mall

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Two Schenectady Teens Arrested After Stolen Car Hits Guilderland Police Car at Crossgates Mall
In Guilderland, a significant incident unfolded on Saturday, November 30. The Guilderland police received a distressing report regarding a stolen vehicle from Crossgates Mall. This set off a series of events that would lead to the arrest of two Schenectady teens.

Unraveling the Tale of a Stolen Vehicle Chase and Arrests

Initial Incident and Missing Vehicle

According to the reports, at 4:13 p.m., a victim was left in a state of alarm as they discovered their vehicle was no longer in its designated parking spot. The patrol units immediately sprang into action and began a thorough search of the area. While checking Crossgates Mall Road, fortune smiled upon them as one of the units managed to locate the stolen vehicle. This discovery marked the beginning of a tense and eventful sequence of events.

The Chase and Its Consequences

When the officer attempted to bring the situation under control with a traffic stop, the driver and passenger showed no signs of compliance. Instead, they chose to flee the vehicle on foot. Tragically, the driver had failed to put the car in park before making a hasty exit, resulting in the vehicle rolling into a Guilderland police car. This unexpected turn of events led to a short but intense foot chase. Eventually, the Guilderland officers were able to apprehend the two suspects. These two boys from Schenectady now faced serious charges. They were charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle (second degree) and criminal possession of stolen property (third degree), both of which are felonies. Additionally, they were also charged with obstruction of governmental administration (second degree) and resisting arrest, which are misdemeanors.

Legal Proceedings and Aftermath

Due to the minors' ages and state law, the police were unable to release their names. This decision was made in accordance with the legal requirements. The boys were promptly released to their guardians, who would now play a crucial role in the legal process. They are scheduled to appear at Albany County Probation at a later date, where their cases will be further evaluated and processed. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of law enforcement and the need to hold those responsible for criminal acts accountable.

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