Hartford police: Three arrested after armed home invasion, chase and crash
Eaddy also was charged with second-degree assault, among other things, and McCarthy -- who apparently was the getaway driver -- was arrested on more than a half-dozen gun, drug and motor vehicle charges.
The string of crimes began when two people, at least one of whom had a gun, forced their way into a Nelton Court apartment in the
The city's video surveillance system caught the two people leaving the area and "keen-eyed" Street Crime Unit officers spotted the getaway car, Cicero said.
The suspects led officers on a brief chase until crashing nearby at
Officers recovered a gun and stolen property, Cicero said.
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In addition to the assault and robbery charges, Eaddy was charged with carrying a pistol without a permit, weapons in vehicles and risk of injury to a minor, police said.
Mattis also was charged with risk of injury to a minor.
In addition to home invasion and robbery, McCarthy was charged with criminal possession of a pistol/revolver; carrying a pistol without a permit; possession of narcotics; possession of a controlled substance greater than 4 ounces; operating a motor vehicle without insurance; engaging police in pursuit; operating while under suspension; failure to renew registration and misuse of plates, according to the department's arrest logs.
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