Two Connecticut State Police cruisers were struck while trying to make an arrest Thursday afternoon, according to police.
Authorities said state police were attempting to stop a person from leaving a gas station.
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WATCH HEREThe car hit two police cruisers, backed into a gas pump and fled the scene, according to police. Newly released video captured the incident.
Troopers said they saw a black Subaru legacy traveling without a license plate and driving erratically on Route 2 in Bozrah. After a search, troopers determined that the vehicle engaged police in pursuit the week prior, and the driver had a warrant out for her arrest.
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SIGN UP State police followed the car to a gas station and tried to box in the vehicle to prevent them from leaving.
The driver refused to get out of the car and rammed into a police cruiser, backed into the gas pump and then hit a second cruiser before forcing her way past police, according to authorities.
Police said the car was later found abandoned after crashing into a guardrail on the highway. The driver ran off, but was later found underneath the deck of a nearby home.
Troopers also found bundles of suspected narcotics in the immediate area. No injuries were reported.
The woman faces charges including reckless driving, evading responsibility of a crash, possession of a controlled substance, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, interfering with an officer and more.
She's being held on a $500,000 bond and she appeared in court on Friday.
