ARLINGTON, Va. — Police say two juvenile suspects were taken into custody Saturday after they allegedly stole a man's car at gunpoint in Arlington, Virginia and crashed it in D.C. a short time later.
Around 8:26 p.m. on Feb. 11, officers were dispatched to the 2800 block of Fort Scott Drive in Arlington for the report of an armed carjacking.
Preliminary investigation reveals the two suspects approached the man, pulled out guns and fled the scene in his stolen car.
An officer watched the suspects travel northbound on Interstate 395 and initiated a police pursuit.
Detectives say the suspects subsequently crashed the stolen car in D.C. and fled on foot.
Officers chased down the suspects on foot and were able to detain and bring both juveniles into custody without incident.
No injuries were reported during this incident, according to a news release.
Police have not identified the victim in this case. The suspects' identities are currently being withheld due to their ages.
The investigation into this incident remains active and ongoing.
Stay with WUSA9 as we follow this incident and provide further updates.
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