DUNMORE, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU-TV) – A wild scene played out in Lackawanna County Friday.
Shots fired in Scranton turns into two police vehicles crashing into a Dunmore barber shop. And suspects are still on the loose. On any given normal day the destruction would be readily more catastrophic. A neighborhood is recovering from the end of a thrilling chase and police are still on the hunt for those involved.
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The call went out around 10 Friday morning at Skyview Park Apartments for an incident that eventually started a high speed chase into Dunmore.
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