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The Mustang was later discovered to have been stolen from outside an area business, Tiderington said. According to the chief, a husband and wife who were in the minivan were taken to a hospital with minor injuries. Tiderington said the driver of the Mustang lost control of the car and clipped the left rear of the minivan before leaving the roadway. Plymouth Township Chief Tom Tiderington said in a news release that the car was completely engulfed in flames. ► Related: Police: Chase ends in crash, 1 dead in Brownstown Twp. The location was about one mile west of where Livonia officers terminated the pursuit, according to police.Īccording to the Plymouth Township Police Department, the teens were traveling west on Plymouth Road, west of Haggerty at a high rate of speed around 9:20 p.m. when their vehicle crashed into an eastbound minivan, rolled over, went through the restaurant parking lot and into a wooded area above Hines Drive. The officers terminated the pursuit and contacted the Plymouth Township Police Department, which found a vehicle matching the Mustang's description had crashed on Plymouth Road west of Haggerty, and that both occupants were deceased. Officers pursued the Mustang with their emergency equipment activated, according to the release, and the driver of the Mustang cut off its headlights near Newburgh Road. The Mustang turned west onto Plymouth Road from Yale and when a Livonia officer attempted to make a traffic stop, the vehicle accelerated.

Livonia police officers responded to the area to look for car and located it on Yale at Plymouth Road, a short distance from the school. Saturday stating a white Ford Mustang with two occupants was doing doughnuts in the parking lot of Garfield Elementary School at 10218 Arthur St.Īccording to the release, callers also reported that the vehicle crashed into garbage cans at the school and had left the parking lot. The Livonia Police Department received multiple 911 calls about 9:07 p.m. ► Related: Detroit police officer, two children hurt in crash 'The Livonia Police Department grieves this tragic loss with the families.' 'The families of both victims have been notified, however, their names will not be released due to their age,' Livonia police said in a news release. The Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed the teens' ages as 14 and 15 but didn't release their names Sunday afternoon.

Two Livonia Churchill High School freshmen boys were killed Saturday in Plymouth Township after the stolen Ford Mustang they were in hit a minivan, rolled over and burst into flames, police said.

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