Two teens arrested after low-speed chase on Storrow Drive

State Police arrested two people on Friday after a stolen car crashed into four cars on Storrow Driver westbound. 

State Police said two people were arrested "after bailing and jumping into river."

Around 11:25 a.m., State Police troopers saw a stolen white 2008 Hyundai Elantra driving westbound. The Elantra had been reported stolen earlier in the day. 

The trooper attempted to pull the car over. 

The driver, a 17-year-old man, attempted to evade the trooper as he tried to stop the car, crashing into several other cars, causing minor damage and one injure. 

There was a second 17-year-old man in the car as well.

According to police, both suspects got out of the car and ran into the Charles River. 

The trooper was able to convince the suspects to get out of the water on their own accord. 

The two were arrested and transported to the Boston Barracks for booking. 

Police said the pursuit lasted approximately 10 seconds. 

The suspects names are not being released. 

The driver was charged with larceny of a motor vehicle, reckless operation of a motor vehicle, use of motor vehicle without authority and failure to stop for police. 

The passenger was charged with receiving stolen property. 

Both are expected to be arraigned Friday afternoon. 

One person in one of the cars that was damaged in the crash was transported to a local hospital with minor injuries. 

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