Miami: A police sergeant chased and shot a 15-year-old child who ran with Glock gun after crashing into a car to the fence, police said.
Teenagers remain in critical condition Monday because the shooting was investigated.
The 29-year-old Miami-Dade police veteran that shot teenagers served at the Operation Community Shield, a local-local-federal task force that focused on crime of violence.
His patrol unit was busy after the murder of Miami Rapper in the Pooh Navy in the shooting of an ambush on Friday night.
The police saw a 15-year-old driving a black challenger Dodge after another agency asked the officer to find a car.
Officers followed the car and other vehicles for several blocks until one of the drivers noticed they were being followed and chased began.
One vehicle escaped, and Challenger crashed into the fence.
Some people then came out and ran, said the police.
Other suspects left, said police.
The injured teen police were found with glock, and a semi-automatic rifle found in the car, police said.
The teenager was sought for ownership of firearms and Burglary who was occupied, according to the police.
Police officers, a sergeant, were not hurt, police said.
On Friday night, the 28-year-old rapper, whose real name was Shandler Beaubien, was stopped at the light when a car was pulled together and someone in a shoot, killed him, reported Miami Herald and WPLG-TV.
Two children, age 5 and 1, and a woman was also in her car but was not hurt.
Quality control, recording rapper label, confirming he was a victim, WPLG reported.
There is no arrest made in this case.
Beaubien is famous for its song “m.i.a.m.i.i.
(murder is a big problem).
His video shows he waved a gun, a gradual murder scene and recording of police officers on the actual shooting scene.