1 in custody following Gold Coast traffic crash; weapons recovered

A male ran a red light in the 800 block of North Michigan Avenue and crashed into a taxi cab and a Chevy Malibu, according to Chicago police.

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One person is in custody after fleeing a crash scene, where weapons were recovered, June 13, 2021 in the Gold Coast.

One person is in custody after fleeing a crash scene, where weapons were recovered, June 13, 2021 in the Gold Coast.

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One person is in custody after fleeing the scene of a traffic crash, where weapons were later recovered, early Sunday in the Gold Coast neighborhood.

A male driving a Chrysler sedan, just after midnight, failed to stop for a red light in the 800 block of North Michigan Avenue and struck a yellow cab taxi and a black Chevy Malibu in the intersection, according to Chicago police.

The driver and another male sitting in the back of the Chrysler then fled the scene on foot, police said.

A 30-year-old woman riding in the Chrysler was taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital in fair condition with an injury to her lip, police said. Three people in the cab were treated on the scene and two people in the Chevy refused medical attention, according to police.

One male from the Chrysler was taken into custody, police said. Two weapons were also recovered from the Chrysler, according to police.

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