Police said five people were inside the stolen car, three ran from the scene on foot, and no injuries were reported.
BENSALEM, PA - October 29, 2026
Five people were inside a stolen vehicle that crashed into a 7-Eleven store in Bensalem Township on Thursday afternoon, according to police and local news reports. No injuries were reported.
Key Facts
- Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026 (crash reported around 3 p.m.)
- Location: 7-Eleven store on Street Road, Bensalem Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
- Type of crash: Stolen vehicle crash into a commercial building after an attempted traffic stop
- Vehicles involved: Stolen vehicle, a Bensalem police car, and another vehicle
- Injuries / fatalities: No injuries reported
- Responding agencies: Bensalem police
- Reported by: 6abc Philadelphia (WPVI), NBC10 Philadelphia
Crash Overview
Officers tried to pull the vehicle over, according to investigators. Before speeding off, the car hit a Bensalem police cruiser and a second vehicle.
Police said the driver lost control while trying to get away, and the car ended up crashing into the 7-Eleven on Street Road. Footage from Chopper 6 taken around 3 p.m. showed the front of the convenience store badly damaged, and part of the storefront was knocked out by the impact.
Authorities said three occupants ran from the vehicle on foot after the crash. Police said the car was reported stolen out of Philadelphia and that all five occupants, including those who fled, were later taken into custody.
People Involved
Police said five people were in the vehicle. Three fled on foot after the crash, and police said all five were later taken into custody. No injuries were reported. Ages and other personal details were not included in the reports.
Investigation Status
Police said the driver lost control while trying to escape. Few other details about the cause or any allegations were reported.