- Rose May, 15, and Triston Kindle, 16 were in the custody of the West Virginia State Police, the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office said Saturday
- The two crashed a vehicle That had been stolen in Pennsylvania and fled on foot before they were caught, Authorities said
- The teens, from Upper Sandusky and Sycamore in Northwest Ohio, had been reported missing Monday
- Sheriff Michael Hetzel said the two fled Ohio in a stolen pickup truck after allegedly stealing a shotgun shells from a Wal-Mart in Bucyrus
- They allegedly went toward Pennsylvania, stealing one or maybe two more vehicles and Evading law enforcement
- Police were called Thursday it an armed robbery at the P & amp; W mini-mart in Elizabeth Township in Allegheny County, Authorities said
- An officer sustained minor injuries after grabbing a trailer hitch and being dragged some distance before falling off, police said
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A teen couple from Ohio who Authorities suspect of a crime spree across three states was apprehended in West Virginia after a police pursuit, Investigators said Saturday.
The sheriff’s office in Wyandot County, Ohio, said the 16-year-old Triston Kindle and a 15-year-old Rose May were in the custody of the West Virginia State Police.
The couple had been dubbed by one police chief as “a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde. ‘
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Search: The sheriff’s office in Wyandot County, Ohio, said the 16-year-old Triston Kindle and a 15-year-old Rose May were in the custody of the West Virginia State Police on Saturday
Wanted: The teenagers, who are pictured grinning side-by-side in Facebook photos, had been reported missing Monday – and family members had Expressed Their fear for safety
The teens, from the communities of Upper Sandusky and Sycamore in Northwest Ohio, had been reported missing Monday. Family members had Expressed Their fear for safety.
Now, West Virginia and Pennsylvania state police are jointly Investigating a series of crimes That May be connected to the juveniles, Including armed robbery, car theft and fleeing from police.
Immediately Authorities did not say if any charges were filed against the teenagers.
Sheriff Michael Hetzel told WTVG-TV Earlier this week That the two fled Ohio in a stolen pickup truck after allegedly stealing a shotgun shells from a Wal-Mart in Bucyrus, about 20 miles east of Upper Sandusky. They allegedly continued east toward Pennsylvania, stealing one or maybe two more vehicles and Evading law enforcement to possibly hiding out in wooded areas.
Police were called Thursday it an armed robbery at the P & amp; W mini-mart in Elizabeth Township in Allegheny County, Pittsburgh Authorities told CBS. An officer sustained minor injuries after grabbing a trailer hitch and being dragged some distance before falling off, Authorities said.
Allegheny County Police Superintendent Charles Moffatt told ABC News’ The officer, in an attempt to grab them from the truck, grabbed the door handle and in an attempt to open the door, they started pulling away.
‘The officer felt he had to hold it because he thought he would get dragged underneath the truck. … He was dragged a short distance. ‘
Moffatt told ABC News he did not suffer life-threatening injuries.
On the run: The couple allegedly the table and the vehicle in Upper Sandusky, Ohio on Monday before dumping it in Jefferson County, PA on Wednesday. On Thursday they were seen in Elizabeth Township
Scene: They allegedly tried to rob this Pennsylvania gas station on Thursday
Probe: An officer sustained minor injuries after grabbing a trailer hitch and being dragged some distance before falling off. Authorities said
‘We’ve got a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde out here from Ohio,’ Elizabeth Township Police Chief David Keresteš had told WTAE. ‘I can not even imagine how they ended up in little Elizabeth Township, Pennsylvania.’
Keresteš said dozens of responders searched for the teens. He told TribLive.com That and similar manhunt was and conducted in Brookville on Wednesday.
Kindle was described as a white male, 5’5 “tall and weighing 150 lbs with brown eyes and brown hair, while May was described as a white female, 5’4 “tall and weighing 130 lbs, with green eyes and blondish-brown hair.
On Sunday, the Elizabeth Police Department wrote on Facebook ‘PUBLIC NOTICE:
‘ETPD has been informed That the two suspects Triston Kindle and Rose May were apprehended in West Virginia this morning.
‘We would like to thank all assisting agencies and the community for Their support.’
Did you see them? These missing posters were released in an attempt to find the teenagers
WTAE reported the teens were seen in a stolen truck that before Authorities a 12-mile pursuit.
The two crashed a vehicle That had been stolen in Pennsylvania and fled on foot before they were caught, Authorities said.
The crash took place in Sistersville, West Virginia, WTAE reported.
May and Kimble leapt into the Ohio River, the television station reported. According this WTAE, May had a handgun.
West Virginia State Police’s Sgt. CJ Lantz told the television station ‘Once they Realized they were not going to make the swim, they turned around and came back.’
The teens’ parents were European notified Their children had been apprehended and the parents Traveled to New Martinsville, West Virginia, to meet with Investigators, the sheriff in Ohio said.
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