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Multi-city chase ends with crash in Edinburg

Posted: 04.02.2010 at 8:14 AM

Read more: Local, Crime, Edinburg, Roll over, Chief Munoz, Elsa, Overnight, Police, Marijuana, Rio Grande Valley, Texas

A suspect in an overnight chase is recovering from a head laceration a local hospital after a rollover accident in Edinburg.

Edinburg Police Chief Quirino Muñoz told Action 4 News that Elsa police began chasing suspects in Elsa around 1a.m. Friday.

He said the car chase went all the way to Edinburg and ended when the vehicle rolled over near the Sienna subdivision.

The chief said marijuana may have been found in the vehicle.

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