[FrankZ]

At least four cars were involved in the crash, no further info about injuries.

[kellyhound]

May 19. Five young men including a 12-year-old are facing numerous charges in connection with Wednesday's high-speed chase on Interstate 95 in Broward County that ended in a violent rollover crash.

The juveniles, who range in age from 12 to 16, are facing charges including grand theft auto, burglary, fleeing and eluding and leaving the scene of a crash causing injuries, Fort Lauderdale Police officials said Thursday.

At least one of the juveniles appeared in court Thursday, where he was ordered held without bond until his next hearing in June.

Officials said the incident began when officers responded to a burglary call just before 7 a.m. Wednesday in the 2200 block of Northeast 28th Avenue, after the suspects tried to steal a car from a Fort Lauderdale home's garage.

A short time later officers spotted the SUV involved in the burglary call, which had been reported stolen out of Miami-Dade County, officials said.

Officers tried to stop the SUV but it refused to stop and a pursuit began. As the SUV fled, it hit a bicyclist at Northwest 27th Avenue and Northwest 6th Street, police said.

The SUV got onto I-95 southbound, where the Florida Highway Patrol and a Broward Sheriff's Office helicopter joined in the pursuit.

[HotPlate101]

It sucks they are juveniles. They will all be released by the time they are 21 and after spending several years institutionalized they will come out worse than they went in. It's guaranteed they are going to cause more trouble as adults, IMO.

[kbt3168]

Cool post. Thanks FrankZ!

[boominator]

Unfortunately they all survived. Hopefully most will be tried as adults for an adult crime!

[icehole]

Damn, that was massive