Sep. 25--It wasn't the type of crash where you get the other driver's insurance info.
A pair of stolen cars collided in Jackson, Miss., early Tuesday, according to authorities.
Police said the crash occurred not far from downtown Jackson, and it involved a freshly stolen vehicle from a gas station and another car stolen a couple weeks ago from the suburbs, according to ABC affiliate WAPT-TV. Cops said they did not believe the two drivers were working together.
One of the cars continued on and crashed again a half-mile down the road, Jackson police said.
The car stolen from the gas station was pilfered shortly after 4 a.m., cops said.
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