Teen accused of taking state police SUV, using it in crimes
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State police say a 16-year-old boy stole an unmarked police SUV from a trooper's home last weekend and used it in two robberies and the theft of gas from a service station.
The teen was arrested Wednesday on numerous counts including burglary, robbery and impersonating a police officer. His name wasn't released due to his age.
Authorities announced the arrest Thursday. Two issued weapons inside the SUV when it was stolen Sunday were recovered.
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Authorities say the teen stopped a truck driver Sunday morning and tried unsuccessfully to make the driver pay a speeding fine. He later stopped two other vehicles and stole money from those drivers.
The teen also allegedly fueled the SUV at a gas station and left without paying.
Police have no attorney information for the teenager.