A car chase ended with a rescue after a vehicle caught fire. Deputies from Montgomery County were involved in the chase, which started at a Walmart. The suspect, allegedly involved in a theft, was rescued from the burning vehicle.
The Montgomery County sheriff's office reported the incident. A car chase occurred, culminating in the rescue of the suspect from a burning vehicle. Further details about the incident are available from the sheriff's office.
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