(PRAIRIE VILLAGE, Kan., AP) — Police have recovered a stolen FedEx delivery truck after a low-speed pursuit that wound through Kansas City, Mo., and ended just over the state line in Prairie Village, Kan.
KMBC-TV reports the truck was stolen around 8:45 a.m. Wednesday outside a Kansas City gas station, where the FedEx driver had left the keys inside while paying for fuel.
Police began pursuing the truck in eastern Kansas City at mid-afternoon. News helicopters followed the chase as police stayed well behind the truck, whose driver frequently signaled to change lanes or turn corners.
An officer with a gun drawn opened the truck’s door at an intersection, but the vehicle hopped a curb and drove off.
Officers finally disabled the truck with stop sticks and took the driver into custody without incident.
Police began pursuing the truck in eastern Kansas City at mid-afternoon. News helicopters followed the chase as police stayed well behind the truck, whose driver frequently signaled to change lanes or turn corners.
An officer with a gun drawn opened the truck’s door at an intersection, but the vehicle hopped a curb and drove off.
Officers finally disabled the truck with stop sticks and took the driver into custody without incident.
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