ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Six teenagers were arrested after what police called "a night of chaos" involving a series of stolen vehicles in Pittsford. According to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office, it started around 11:20 p.m. Friday, when a deputy saw a Kia "with damage indicative of being stolen" leaving St. John Fisher University. The driver sped directly at the deputy, then drove over multiple lawns to get away. A half hour later, deputies were called to Kurt Road for reports of a stolen vehicle left in a driveway. They found a Kia Sportage which had been stolen from Hunters Run and a license plate from a Hyundai Elantra which had been stolen from Kendon Road. Shortly after midnight, police were called to a crash involving two vehicles racing on Concord Drive. That's where they found the Elantra which had been stolen from Kendon Road. No one was inside. Stolen or attempted stolen cars, Sept. 27-28, 2024 (courtesy MCSO) Later a Toyota nearly hit deputies on East Street before crashing into a tree at the intersection of East Street and East Jefferson Road. Five teenagers were arrested on scene, and a sixth was found with help from a police K9. The six teenagers, ages 14 through 16, were hospitalized for evaluation and released. They were charged with misdemeanor unauthorized use of a vehicle in the third degree and issued appearance tickets. Police said they found evidence the group rummaged through a car on Brickston Drive, where they allegedly stole a purse. Investigators also found a Hyundai Elantra on Brickston Drive with a damaged steering column, indicating someone tried to steal it. A Hyundai Sonata found on Kurt Road was also determined to be stolen from East Rochester. In total, police said seven vehicles were stolen or targeted in the area that night.