An 11-year-old boy led police on a wild chase Sunday night that could soon land him felony charges.
Police first caught up with him outside a former Brooklyn fire station on Memphis Avenue. He was behind the wheel of his mom’s Dodge Durango and refused to stay put.
Soon, he was speeding down Pearl Road, weaving in and out of traffic and reaching speeds of 90-miles-per-hour.
It was similar to when he pulled two times last year, when the boy took the family car and ignored police commands.
The last time, he drove about 40 miles east and nearly made it to Sandusky when stop sticks ended the pursuit.
Weeks before that, he was on I-90 when his tires blew out near West 117th Street.
He was the only person ever to be injured. Sunday night, he was treated for scrapes after flipping his mom’s SUV.
His mom told police he took her truck because he was upset she had taken away his PlayStation.
She also said he suffered from behavioral and emotional issues.
Last year, the charges against him were dismissed, however, that is unlikely to happen again now.