Police chase hits 100 mph through Beaver County

HARMONY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Two teenagers with BB guns are accused of shooting out windows at a Beaver County business and leading police on a high-speed chase in a stolen car.

According to police, the pursuit went through six communities.

The two suspects are only 13- and 14 years old.

According to police, they were rifled through a dark-colored sedan and, armed with a BB gun, shot out windows at Bee Mack Trucking in Harmony Township about 8 p.m. Sunday.

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The teenagers were wearing hoodies so you can't see their faces in surveillance video, but their crimes were caught on several cameras and the gun can be clearly seen.

That's when, according to police, they jumped into a white Lincoln that was left running and took off.

The chase went down Route 65, through Harmony, Baden, Conway, Freedom, Rochester and New Brighton.

Police followed the 14-year-old driver, who they say was doing speeds of 100 mph in the stolen car.

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Rochester Township police threw down spike strips to slow the kids down.

Officers caught up with them near the YMCA in New Brighton.

Once the pair were arrested, police asked them why they stole the car. Police said the teens told them the car was running so they just took it; they had nothing better to do.

Police are familiar with both suspects, who are being held in a juvenile detention facility.

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