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Mystery IDs Found In Stolen Van After Crash

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Posted: 12:44 pm EST November 20, 2009Updated: 1:01 pm EST November 20, 2009

ATLANTA -- Police said Friday they found possible stolen ID cards and purses inside a stolen minivan that crashed on I-675 after a chase that started in Atlanta.

Police arrested two teens who were inside the minivan.

The chase began near Amal Drive and I-20 when police spotted the stolen vehicle and tried to pull it over.

The suspects headed for I-20, then I-285 and finally I-675. They collided with an Atlanta police car during the chase, but kept going.

The Georgia State Patrol picked up the chase on 675 and a state trooper used the PIT maneuver to spin the minivan out of control. It finally stopped in the grassy median of the highway.

Officers rushed to pull the two suspects from the vehicle.

There's no word yet on charges against the suspects.

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