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Sand Springs police: Three people identified from police chase

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SAND SPRINGS, Okla. — Police released the identities of two of the three suspects involved in a police chase that stemmed from a petty larceny call in Sand Springs.

According to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, an off-duty Pawnee County Reserve Deputy spotted the three suspects walking along Peninsula Dr. near Lake Keystone.

OSBI says the male and two females were taken into custody, however, one of the females will be treated for dehydration.

Police say Brandon Beaty, Aubrey Beaty and Tiffany Delgado are all facing charges.

Both Brandon Beaty and Aubrey Beaty were taken to Sand Springs for further questioning about the incident. Aubrey Beaty is being charged on multiple counts of joyriding and Brandon Beaty faces multiple charges, including eluding police, possessing a stolen vehicle, and petty larceny.

No law enforcement was injured in the incident, according to OSBI.

Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers helped Sand Springs police chase the driver of a stolen car on Highway 412. Police say the chase started over a larceny call at a Tractor Supply Company location in Sand Springs.

The car chase ended near the lake along North Holiday Way just before 11 a.m. on Monday.

OHP Trooper Eric Foster says one trooper was involved in a crash during the chase. Sand Springs police fired shots at the driver after they hit a patrol car during the chase.

Sand Springs police, OHP, Mannford police and the Pawnee County Sheriff's Office were among the agencies who helped search for several hours, ultimately finding three people they believe to have been looking for later Monday afternoon.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.


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