BOSTON (WHDH) - A police pursuit early Thursday morning from Framingham to Boston ended with the arrest of a break-in suspect outside South Station.
Around 3:30 a.m., Massachusetts State Police received a report that the Framingham Police Department was pursuing a Ford Escape on the Massachusetts Turnpike eastbound.
Officials said the vehicle was wanted in connected with a reported breaking-in at a business in the city.
A trooper deployed a tire deflation device on the Pike in Weston, which damaged two tires on the car.
Police said the suspect, 36-year-old Richard Hughes, of Framingham, continued to drive east on the Pike with cruisers in pursuit.
Hughes took the ramp to the South Station garage, where the car struck a state police cruiser, officials added. The trooper inside the cruiser did not suffer any injuries.
A state police K-9 unit apprehended the Hughes, who was then taken to a local hospital.
Hughes is facing a slew of charges, including breaking entering, trespassing and other violations stemming from the chase.
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