Friends of ours said the same thing!!! they said there is probably every emergency vehicle/dept there....including hundreds of on-lookers!!!
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They went down my street at one point. It was crazy. Six cops flying down the road chasing, siren going off everywhere. One of the cop cars stopped and pulled stuff out of their trunk. I'm guessing it was some more serious guns, but I wasn't quite close enough to tell for sure. I listened to the scanner, at one point they were driving the wrong way on 890. Lucky that no one innocent got killed the way they all were driving. It was something!
She probably bought the last half dozen of jelly filled donuts at the donut shop, and that triggered an a.p.b. and the high speed chase.
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RP and LL- you both took pictures of police personnel. Perhaps you will be sent to jail for 15 years and then you will lose everything! Be careful!
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SCHENECTADY, N.Y. - Two women and a male teenager led police on a wild ride through Schenectady Thursday night, taking out a stop sign and fire hydrant before coming to a stop inside of a Trusco Bank in Rotterdam.
Rotterdam police say 25-year-old Natasha Popolizio was involved in a pursuit through multiple jurisdictions. She was taken into custody at the scene along with an adult female and 15-year-old male that were also in the car.
All three were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
According to police, charges are pending against Popolizio as the investigation is ongoing. The chase also involved Schenectady and NYS Police.
Police will be guarding the bank throughout the night due to the extensive damage.
Popolizio was previously arrested in February 2008 for attempting to run over a police officer in Johnstown. At the time she was charged with Reckless Endangerment, Driving While Ability Impaired, Unlawfully Fleeing from Police, No Seatbelt and various other vehicle and traffic charges. She later pled guilty to Reckless Endangerment in the first-degree, a felony.
text size Chase ends with SUV into bank Updated: Thursday, August 1 2013, 11:53 PM EDT ROTTERDAM -- A chase through parts of Schenectady County on Thursday night ended when an SUV crashed into a bank. New York State Police, along with the Schenectady Police Department and Rotterdam Police Department, were in pursuit of the vehicle around 6:30PM Thursday evening. The SUV crashed through the wall of the Trustco Bank on Altamont Avenue. A spokesman for Schenectady Police told CBS6's Craig Smith that the chase stemmed from what appeared to be a series of BB gun assaults. Rotterdam Police said that the driver, 25-year-old Natasha Popolizio, was arrested along with a female adult passenger and a 15-year-old boy. Charges are pending against Popolizio. Rotterdam Police said that Popolizio was arrested in February 2008 for attempting to run over a police officer in Johnstown. She later pled guilty to 1st Degree Reckless Endangerment, a Class D Felony. Rotterdam Police said that she was released on June 21.
Woman pleads guilty to charge in court July 16, 2010 By MICHAEL ANICH, The Leader-Herald Save |
JOHNSTOWN - A Gloversville woman, who police said tried to run down an officer with her vehicle, faces state prison time after pleading guilty Thursday in Fulton County Court.
Natasha Popolizio, 22, of Route 29A, Gloversville, pleaded guilty before Judge Richard C. Giardino to a charge of first-degree reckless endangerment.
Sentencing was adjourned until a later date, but she is expected to receive one to three years in state prison as part of a plea arrangement.
Police said she tried to run down an officer on Feb. 21, 2008, in an incident on the streets of Gloversville. The incident started on Spring Street and ended on South Main Street.
Popolizio was initially charged with reckless endangerment, driving while ability impaired, unlawfully fleeing from police, no seatbelt and various other vehicle and traffic charges.
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