Police Shoot at Suspect After Frightening Traffic Stop
St. Louis police opened fire on a suspect after he allegedly backed his car into a police cruiser and pulled a gun on officers. Fortunately, no officers were hurt. But there were certainly some tense moments as police tried to get the suspect into custody.
It all started a little after 1:00am Friday at Belt and Palm in north St. Louis. Officers spotted a man looking into cars. When they went to confront him, he was already inside a burgundy Pontiac Grand Prix. Police pulled the man over.
Investigators tell us, as two officers got out of their cruiser to approach the man, the suspect backed his car into the officers' car and pulled a gun. One officer fired four times, hitting the car, but not the suspect.
The suspect did not fire his weapon.
He took off in the Grand Prix. Officers did not chase him, but other officers found him a short time later and pulled him over at a gas station at Lillian and Goodfellow.



























