A car chase ended with a rescue. Deputies saved a person from a vehicle that had caught fire. This individual was suspected of theft.
The incident began at a retail store. A Walmart in Porter was the starting point of the chase. A sheriff's office reported the details of the rescue and the events leading up to it, which are available for further review.
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