Teens Charged After Incident at Air Base
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Two teenagers barreled through a security checkpoint at Patrick Air Force Base in a stolen sport-utility vehicle, then led police on a 30-minute foot chase after abandoning the vehicle, officials said.
The teens drove through the checkpoint after a trooper asked for identification, said Sgt. Randy Busch of the state Highway Patrol.
Police using search dogs captured the teens, said base spokesman Maj. Mike Rein.
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