In a recent incident that unfolded on Sunday morning, a Noblesville police officer sustained minor injuries in a car crash during a chase. The event transpired shortly after 11 a.m. on State Road 37, near Town and Country Boulevard.

According to a statement from the Noblesville Police Department, an NPD officer attempted to pull over a driver with expired plates on northbound State Road 37. Instead of complying, the driver chose to flee, initiating a pursuit. The officer proceeded to chase the suspect north on State Road 37, then onto Cherry Street, and further north onto Cumberland Road. The pursuit came to an end on Queens Lane, where the suspect abandoned the car.

During the chase, the officer initiating the traffic stop collided with another vehicle at the intersection of Conner Street (State Road 32) and Cumberland Road, resulting in minor injuries for the officer. The driver of the other vehicle received treatment at the scene.

In a collaborative effort, officers from the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office and Fishers Police Department joined Noblesville police in the search for the suspect but were unsuccessful in locating them. The Noblesville Police Department mentioned that the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

As the community reflects on this event, it serves as a reminder of the challenging and unpredictable nature of law enforcement duties, and the dedication shown by officers in maintaining public safety.

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