Police say a father used the vehicle an alleged car thief left at the scene to track down the assailant and rescue his four children who were sitting in the backseat.
Deanah recalled to KSTP that she was confused watching the car take off without her — or her husband — inside.
"I turn around, and I’m like, ‘What?' I look out the door, and I see our tail lights leaving," Deanah told the outlet. The approximate location where the father rammed the vehicle, along the intersection of Plymouth Ave N & Penn Ave N, Minneapolis. The father then jumped into the suspect’s abandoned vehicle and pursued them to the intersection of Plymouth Ave N & Penn Ave N, less than half a mile away.
The suspect exited the vehicle and fled on foot, authorities said. Police did not say if any arrests have been made.Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inbox
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