Four police officers in Wisconsin were injured early Saturday after a suspect drove a vehicle into a crowd of people in Green Bay.
Green Bay Police Department officers were called to a disturbance near a food truck at about 2:15 a.m. Saturday. As officers attempted to take several people into custody, a vehicle drove toward officers and bystanders, leading one officer to fire a weapon.
The driver fled the area, setting off a brief pursuit. Officers brought the chase to an end with a PIT maneuver, a police tactic designed to stop a moving vehicle.
The driver was arrested without further incident on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
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All four officers were treated for injuries that were not considered life-threatening.
No injuries connected to the officer-involved shooting were reported.
At a later news conference, Green Bay Police Chief Chris Davis said investigators had not yet determined whether the driver was involved in the disturbance near the food truck.
Davis said some of the officers were injured before the vehicle entered the crowd, while they were trying to take people into custody.
The Brown County Sheriff’s Office will assist Green Bay police with the investigation into the officer-involved shooting.