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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — More than two weeks after a stolen car chase, turned crash, turned officer-involved shooting, the suspect police say was involved has been arrested.
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According to the Fayetteville Police Department, officers found a stolen vehicle traveling on Country Club Drive near Murchison Road around 11:25 p.m. on May 12. The vehicle fled from the officers before stopping in a neighborhood off Frost Drive near the Ramsey Street intersection.
When two officers approached the car, the suspect accelerated towards them, and the officers responded by opening fire on the vehicle, according to police. No injuries were reported for the officers.
A fence was damaged in a chase between Fayetteville police officers and an unknown suspect. (Justin Moore) 
A fence was damaged in a chase between Fayetteville police officers and an unknown suspect. (Justin Moore) A fence was damaged in a chase between Fayetteville police officers and an unknown suspect. (Justin Moore)
Since then, officers have been trying to locate the driver to no avail. On Friday, however, they identified 26-year-old Joseph Sellers as the suspect and announced he had been arrested.
Fayetteville police said members of the department’s Violent Criminal Apprehension Team, Emergency Response Team, and the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigations made the arrest possible.
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Sellers is being charged with the following:
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- Assault with a Deadly Weapon on a Government Official
- Possession of Stolen Goods
- Possession of a Stolen Motor Vehicle
- Larceny of a Motor Vehicle
- Obtaining Property by False Pretenses
- Breaking and Entering a Motor Vehicle
- Financial Card Theft
- Damage to Real Property
- Speeding to Elude Arrest
- Hit and Run
- Careless/Reckless Driving
- Driving with a Revoked License
- Failure to Stop for a Steady Red Light
He is being held on a $230,000 secured bond at the Cumberland County Detention Center, according to police.
“The Fayetteville Police Department extends its gratitude to the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) for the assistance they provided during this investigation and apprehension,” the police department wrote in a statement.
Police said both the internal investigation into the shooting and the criminal investigation remain ongoing.
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