Crime & Safety
Fremont Crash Victim Still In Critical Condition
The victim was injured Sunday during a police chase of a carjacked vehicle.
FREMONT, CA — A juvenile was arrested after allegedly carjacking a vehicle Sunday in Fremont and leaving a person in critical condition from a crash while fleeing, police said.
The carjacking occurred at a store on Stevenson Boulevard near Blacow Road at 5:08 p.m.
Multiple suspects confronted a female victim in the parking lot and fled in her vehicle.
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After finding the vehicle 45 minutes later, police said officers pursued the suspects south on Interstate Highway 680, where the suspects crashed into another vehicle.
A passenger in the other vehicle was ejected and suffered major injuries. They were taken to a trauma center and listed in critical condition on Wednesday, according to police.
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The carjacking victim was unable to identify any of the suspects. The driver of the stolen vehicle was arrested on suspicion of fleeing a pursuing police officer, causing great bodily injury to a person, and possession of a stolen vehicle. Two juveniles were released from custody with no criminal charges.
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