3 youths charged after stolen vehicle crash in Salem, police say
Shortly after the alert, an officer spotted the Kia on Salem Street. As the officer attempted to approach the vehicle, it took off at a high rate of speed toward Harbor Street, police said.
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The Kia failed to stop for officers, eventually crashing in the area of 140 Washington Street and rolling over onto its roof, police said.
Photos show the car came to rest on its roof and front windshield across the center median of Washington Street. The vehicle's airbags were deployed.
The 2018 white Kia Soul was described as being driven erratically, with no lights before it crashed.
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The three juveniles occupying the vehicle were able to free themselves from the flipped vehicle, police said.
Police placed all three under arrest and took them to the police station for booking and medical evaluation. One of the juveniles was transported to Salem Hospital for evaluation and was later released, police said.
The male juvenile, of Lynn, is being charged with larceny and receiving a stolen motor vehicle, unlicensed operation, negligent operation, speed greater than reasonable, marked lanes violation, failure to stop for police, failure to stop at a red light, and a passing violation, police said.
The two female juveniles are being charged with larceny and receiving a stolen vehicle, police said.
All three juveniles were released to their guardians following their booking and medical evaluations, police said.
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