A police cruiser was toppled during an incident that involved a pursuit and officer-involved shooting, Ohio police say.

The Monday, Jan. 8, situation in the Dayton area began with officers responding to “a felonious assault call,” according to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.

“A man ran over a woman with his truck, left the scene, and went to his brother’s house. He then ‘came flying by pointing a gun out the window’ at police,” a Trotwood police sergeant told WHIO.

The armed suspect drove off, prompting a police pursuit.

The chase continued for five miles, ending with the pickup truck crashing onto a Trotwood police cruiser, according to WCMH and WDTN. Images shared on social media show the truck on top of the police car.

An officer and the accused suspect were hospitalized with undisclosed injuries, Dayton police said.

Police said officers fired their weapons during the incident, but it’s unclear if anyone was injured in the gunfire. WHIO reported the truck appeared “to be riddled with bullets.”

The incident remains under investigation, with more than a dozen police cars at the scene, WDTN reported.

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