Berlin, New York – A dramatic multi-state vehicle pursuit that began in Vermont came to an end in Berlin, New York, leading to the arrest of two individuals and multiple criminal charges, according to New York State Police.
The incident unfolded on December 11 and involved law enforcement coordination across state lines, highlighting ongoing concerns about public safety and cross-border crime.
Chase Originates in Vermont and Crosses Into New York
Authorities reported that the pursuit initially started in Vermont, where police attempted to stop a suspect vehicle connected to alleged criminal activity. As the situation escalated, the driver crossed state lines into New York, prompting officials to alert New York State Police about the active pursuit.
Troopers soon spotted the suspect vehicle traveling along Route 22 in Berlin, a small town located in Rensselaer County. The roadway, typically quiet and rural, quickly became the center of a coordinated law enforcement effort aimed at tracking the fleeing suspects while minimizing risk to nearby residents and motorists.
Suspect Vehicle Temporarily Evades Police
Despite efforts to maintain visual contact, troopers eventually lost sight of the vehicle during the pursuit. A short time later, law enforcement located the car abandoned on South Main Street in Berlin, New York…