CLEVELAND (AP) - Three teens have been arrested thus far and more are being sought in connection with a violent carjacking ring that has stolen more than 30 vehicles in recent weeks, Cleveland police said Wednesday.
Teens age 14, 16 and 17 were arrested Tuesday after police tracked a vehicle stolen in an earlier carjacking, cleveland.com reported. More than 10 teens are believed be members of the ring, police said.
The robberies have occurred in Cleveland and neighboring cities.
A food delivery driver was shot in the leg and another victim was pistol-whipped in two of seven carjackings that occurred Saturday.
Most of the victims are women, cleveland.com reported.
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