Marshals: Rochester shooting suspect in custody after chase leads to crash on Carter Street
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) — A suspect in a Rochester shooting is in custody after U.S. Marshals say a chase led to a crash on Carter Street.
A Rochester Police Officer was slightly hurt in the process of taking him into custody.
U.S. Marshal Charles Salina said the 31-year-old suspect was spotted near Lyell Avenue and Sherman Avenue just after 5 p.m. and that he is wanted on a federal warrant for a gun charge and violation of parole, as well as for a shooting in the City of Rochester.
Marshals say when a stop was attempted, the suspect pulled over on Sherman Street, then took off.
Salina said a high-speed chase ensued, but the car ended up spinning out on Carter Street.

The scene of a crash on Carter Street after a police chase on Oct. 21, 2021.[News10NBC]
The suspect was taken to the hospital with injuries and an officer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
Marshals says suspect was wanted for multiple charges, including a shooting in Rochester.
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pulled over once, then took off.
One RPD officer was slightly hurt in the process of arresting him. pic.twitter.com/RJe7KTs96O
"This is the second day in a row where we’ve attempted to take a violent offender off the street and they chose to drive off and engage us in a high-speed pursuit," Salina said. "With the violence going on in the community, the message needs to be sent if you’re a violent offender and we’re coming to arrest you we’re not going to getaway."
The suspect’s name has not been released yet, but Salina said he is being charged on a federal warrant.
Investigators did not specify what shooting he is wanted for but did say it was recent.