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Police chase ends when suspect's car slams into Connecticut house, lands on sleeping man
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Authorities say a police chase in the U.S. ended when the suspect's car slammed into a house and came to rest on top of a sleeping man.
New Haven Police Officer David Hartman says 34-year-old Michael Sweat was pinned under the car early Tuesday, while the suspect fled.
Removing Sweat from under the car took about an hour. Hartman says he had second- and third-degree burns to his buttocks and lower extremities, but his injuries were not considered life-threatening.
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