2 arrested after Mass. police chase crosses into NH

Boston, MALocal News

Two suspects were arrested Wednesday after leading police on a chase that began in Methuen, Massachusetts, and crossed into New Hampshire. The pursuit started when Lawrence police issued a BOLO for a Hyundai Santa Fe, believed to be transporting stolen firearms, including an AR-15-style rifle. The Salem Police Department confirmed that one rifle was taken from the home of a local police officer, adding urgency to the situation. After entering Salem, the suspects abandoned the vehicle and attempted to flee on foot, but officers quickly apprehended them. Surveillance video from Salem showed the Santa Fe speeding before the occupants fled across a busy highway.

Both suspects face multiple charges related to the chase and have outstanding warrants. Local police departments are collaborating on the investigation, which is ongoing. Authorities have not yet confirmed if the stolen rifle was recovered.

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