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UPDATE: Southaven Police Department confirms they have caught one of the suspects in Memphis. Travion Hollomon will be charged with Attempted Murder of a Law Enforcement Officer, along with numerous additional felony charges. 

Since this is an Officer Involved Shooting, the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation will be assuming the lead in the investigation.

Photo via Southaven Police Department

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Suspects in a stolen car fired shots at Southaven Police and sent them on a chase into Memphis on Wednesday.

According to reports, police encountered a stolen Nissan Maxima in the area of Stateline Road and Horn Lake Road. The stolen car entered Rasco Hills Drive with an unmarked detective vehicle behind it. The stolen vehicle traveled east and turned around in the area of Running Horse Cove.

An individual exited the stolen vehicle and was in the process of stealing another one, but the detective was not aware. The detective got out of his vehicle to deploy stop sticks when he was ambushed with gunfire by the car thief, SPD says.

Photo via Southaven Police Department

The detective returned fire, and the individual fled the scene on foot. The stolen vehicle also fled the scene with three additional passengers inside.

Southaven Police officers pursued the vehicle into Memphis, Tennessee.  During the pursuit, the passengers in the stolen vehicle opened fire on officers. The vehicle, a blue Nissan Maxima, was able to escape officers, and the pursuit is no longer active.

Travion Hollomon was caught and arrested Wednesday morning around 9 a.m. in the 3300 block of Stanton road. Johnny Mitchell, who lives near where the suspect was captured, said he wasn’t surprised when he saw police swarm his dead-end street.

“When I [saw] it on the news this morning, I said they were gonna come this way. They were gonna cut through those woods and come this way,” said Mitchell.

Officers are still actively looking for the other suspects that got away. They are considered armed and dangerous. If you have any information that can help the police, you are urged to call CrimeStoppers at 901-528-2274.