NJ carjacking suspect in custody in MD

BALTIMORE (AP) -- Maryland State Police say a suspect in a New Jersey carjacking is in custody after a chase on Interstate 95 ended in Baltimore.

Police say the barracks in Perryville, Maryland, received a call from a man who said his car had been stolen in a carjacking at a mental health facility in Mount Holly, New Jersey, about 5 p.m. Thursday. The man said the vehicle was being tracked by a GPS device and it was near the Maryland House rest stop on I-95.

Troopers spotted the vehicle and notified Maryland Transportation Authority Police, who deployed stop sticks, which flattened two tires.

Troopers near the Fort McHenry toll plaza used a rolling roadblock to force the suspect to stop.

Troopers say charges in Maryland and New Jersey are pending.

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