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<\/p>\nBensalem police have apprehended five township teens who they allege were riding in a stolen vehicle that struck two vehicles before crashing into an 7-Eleven store.<\/p>\n
One Bensalem police officer sustained a leg injury while taking a suspect into custody, police said in an updated press release Friday.<\/p>\n
The incident occurred Thursday afternoon when police attempted to stop the vehicle, reported stolen out of Philadelphia on Oct. 26, after it passed Street and Hulmeville roads.<\/p>\n
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Bensalem Township Police are investigating an incident involving a stolen vehicle that crashed into a building in the 1600 block of Street Road.<\/p>\n
More Bristol Township News for you Bucks County DA drops attempted murder charge against man who shot dad<\/a><\/p>\n The stolen 2017 Hyundai Sonata near Brookwood and Parkview drives and attempted to block the Hyundai with a marked police cruiser to prevent a vehicle pursuit, according to an updated Crimewatch post Friday.<\/a><\/p>\n The Hyundai then struck the police car and an unrelated passing vehicle before fleeing south on Brookwood Drive toward Street Road and ignoring a steady red light and drove through the parking lot at the 7-Eleven in the 1600 block of Street Road and crashed into the store, police said.<\/p>\n It was not immediately know if there were any customers or workers inside the store.<\/p>\n Three juveniles in the car ran from the accident scene, but they were quickly located and taken into police custody.<\/p>\n Investigators determined that two additional juveniles in the car had been dropped off before the driver fled from police, and they were also taken into custody, police said in a press release.<\/p>\n The driver was later transported to the Bucks County Youth Detention Center in Doylestown. The other juveniles were released to a parent or family member, police said.<\/p>\n All five juvenile suspects are Bensalem residents, but no additional information regarding their identities will be released because they are minors.<\/p>\n (This story has been updated to add additional new information.)<\/p>\n Crime and Courts Reporter Jo Ciavaglia can be reached at jciavaglia@gannett.com.<\/p>\n