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'I just got hit': Video shows moment suspect sideswipes cruiser during chase in Kentucky
Video shows a 20-year-old suspect sideswiping a cruiser and crashing into a church after a chase that left a deputy injured, police said.
- Newly released dashcam video shows 20-year-old Brenton Howland crashing his vehicle into the Walton United Methodist Church in northern Kentucky following a police chase on Friday.
- On Tuesday, Howland allegedly "forcibly removed" the mother of his 2-month-old child from her car in Greene County, Ohio, before fleeing with the infant.
- Deputies in Boone County spotted the vehicle shortly after 7 p.m. and initiated two chases, during which Howland sideswiped Sergeant Jeff Nagy's cruiser, forcing the deputy to strike another vehicle.
- Nagy suffered minor injuries and was treated at St. Elizabeth Hospital, while the infant was evaluated at Cincinnati Children's Hospital before being reunited with their mother.
- Following his arrest and hospitalization, Howland faces multiple criminal charges across Boone County, Kenton County, and Greene County for endangering the welfare of a minor and wanton endangerment.
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