Birmingham Al. March 27 2008
By: Rick McCann
By: Rick McCann
Security News Magazine
A robbery and car-jacking in Shelby County led to a high-speed chase that ended in Childersburg early Tuesday morning, leaving one suspect dead and the other hospitalized.
Shelby County Sheriff’s Department Capt. Ken Burchfield said according to initial reports, the Shelby County 911 received a report of a robbery at 12:09 a.m. Tuesday. A vehicle was stolen in the parking lot of an apartment complex on Inverness Lane off Valleydale Road.
The victim received minor injuries to her hand when two black males took her 2002 Nissan Altima Burchfield said.
According to a press release from the Shelby County Sheriff’s Department, deputies observed the victim’s vehicle being driven by the suspects eastbound on U.S. 280 and attempted a traffic stop.
“The suspects refused to stop and a pursuit was initiated,” the release said. The suspects continued driving eastbound on Highway 280 passing through Harpersville and into Childersburg.
“Sheriff’s deputies deployed spike strips in an effort to get the vehicle stopped, but the suspects avoided them. The pursuit entered Talladega County and the city of Childersburg. Shortly after entering Childersburg, the driver lost control of the vehicle and struck a tree.”
Childersburg Fire and Rescue responded to the scene and treated the two black male suspects for injuries.
Talladega County Coroner Jerry Castleberry said the driver of the stolen vehicle, 20-year-old Anthony Martin of Birmingham, died at the scene from injuries suffered in the crash. The other suspect was treated at the scene and transported by Lifesaver helicopter to University Hospital in Birmingham. As of late Tuesday, his identity and condition was unknown.
Burchfield said the Shelby County Sheriff’s Department will continue investigating the robbery that led to the pursuit.
Dorris Teague, spokeswoman for the Alabama Department of Public Safety, said State Troopers are investigating the accident.
The Childersburg Police Department, Harpersville Police Department and the Talladega County Sheriff’s Department assisted in the incident.
Anyone with information that would help identify the remaining suspect is asked to contact the Shelby County Sheriff’s Department at 205-669-4181.
Burchfield said the Shelby County Sheriff’s Department will continue investigating the robbery that led to the pursuit.
Dorris Teague, spokeswoman for the Alabama Department of Public Safety, said State Troopers are investigating the accident.
The Childersburg Police Department, Harpersville Police Department and the Talladega County Sheriff’s Department assisted in the incident.
Anyone with information that would help identify the remaining suspect is asked to contact the Shelby County Sheriff’s Department at 205-669-4181.
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