McKees Rocks Police Department

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At approximately 1800 hrs, McKees Rocks Officers responded to a disturbance on Washington Street involving a female who was armed with a firearm according to 911.

The incident was being reported by a resident. As our officers responded, we determined she (actor) was inside her vehicle on the corner of the street.

Officers approached her to ascertain her identity and investigate further. She refused Officers commands to exit the vehicle and place the car into park. She sped away from officers and turned right on to Washington St. where she was essentially blocked in by a responding officers already parked, patrol unit.

The officers boxed her vehicle in and ordered her out again. The female then reversed into a marked patrol unit multiple times, and rammed our K9 vehicle head-on, nearly running over our K9 Ofc; striking his hand and arm before he jumped out of the way.

The female rammed a parked car on the roadway and drove away, through the opening. She left McKees Rocks via the McKees Rocks Bridge with officers in pursuit, following into the northside of Pittsburgh.

The female was being pursued for several moments, until she crashed into a front yard on Brighton Rd. and fled on foot. We gave chase towards the business district, and she was apprehended after a foot chase on Brighton Rd. with the assistance of Pittsburgh Police.

We determined actors name is Aniyah Moore

A subsequent search of her vehicle yielded a 40 caliber, illegally modified, fully automatic G***k pistol.

Moore is a PERSON NOT TO POSSESS a firearm

The handling of this incident is a testament to the training and professionalism within this police department, coupled with the core focus of Preservation of Life. It is because of these values alone, there were no catastrophic losses tonight.

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