A pursuit by Texas DPS occurred in Austin, stemming from a stolen ambulance in North Texas. The incident involved multiple law enforcement agencies in the area. The ambulance was initially stolen in Fort Worth, leading to a response from authorities.
Details of the pursuit and the current status of the stolen ambulance are available from local news sources. Further information on the incident can be found through KXAN, the local news outlet covering the story.
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