WORCESTER, MASS. (WHDH) - State police are searching for an armed man who they say crashed his truck and carjacked an SUV during a wild police chase from Webster to Worcester.
Donald Foy, 28, of Spencer, was stopped by Webster police around midnight for having an unregistered Dodge pickup truck on Route 395 northbound.
The officers decided to tow Foy’s truck and issue him a citation but Foy drove off, prompting one officer to jump out of the way while another was grazed by the truck’s mirror, Webster police said.
The officers began pursuing the truck, which also had two female passengers inside, state police said.
State troopers joining the pursuit deployed stop sticks, causing damage to the vehicle’s tires.
Minutes later, the truck reportedly went up the ramp to Route 290 eastbound and crashed while going down the highway in the wrong direction.
Foy exited the truck and, while brandishing a handgun, forced a driver out of a silver Buick Enclave and drove off, state police said.
Soon after, troopers located the carjacked SUV and began pursuing it in Worcester.
Foy drove back on Route 290, driving eastbound on the westbound side of the highway, and then entered the Kelley Square area, where troopers terminated the pursuit, according to state police.
The two female passengers who were in the truck remained in the vehicle after the initial crash and are being interviewed by state police
An investigation into Foy’s whereabouts is ongoing.
There were no reported injuries.
Anyone with information is asked to call state police.
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