HEBRON, Ky. — The suspects in the November 8 home invasion in Green Township broke into a home in hopes of stealing marijuana, court documents show.
Shortly after midnight Tuesday, Green Township police responded to a home in the 5900 block of Calmhaven Drive for the report of a home invasion and robbery. According to HCSO, the vehicle described in the home invasion fled the scene with four suspects inside. When the vehicle crashed, all four suspects fled. Two juveniles were quickly arrested but two other suspects got away.
Later Tuesday morning, CPD's SWAT unit was called to assist when HCSO thought the other two suspects were hiding in a residence along River Road. It was discovered that they were actually driving in a car from Miami Township that they stole after shooting at the deputy.
Around 2 p.m., CPD District 5 officers spotted the suspects and the stolen vehicle near Colerain and Marshall avenues. The suspects drove off and the pursuit went across the Ohio River into Northern Kentucky where it ended around 2:15 p.m.
Two suspects were taken into custody by the Kenton County Police Department.
18-year-old Aaron Clower and Zachery Harp, 19, were both charged with felonious assault, theft and aggravated burglary. Court documents show they both fired shots at police.
HCSO said more charges are pending, and the two are currently at the Kenton County Jail.
Two other juveniles were arrested in connection to the original home invasion in Green Township.
A previous version of this article cited Boone County Sheriff's Office dispatchers when reporting that three people were arrested in the chase. The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office since confirmed only two people were arrested.
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