MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Two suspects are dead and six people, including an officer, were injured when a stolen vehicle fleeing from police crashed Thursday at a Hickory Hill intersection. Police shut down all lanes at Knight Arnold Road and Hickory Hill Road. MPD says they spotted a stolen black Chrysler 300 while on a call in southeast Memphis at 5 p.m. When they tried to stop it, the suspects fled. The car struck multiple vehicles when it reached the intersection about five miles away, sending four people to hospitals in non-critical condition. One officer was also taken to a hospital in non-critical condition. The Chrysler then crashed into a pole. Two people inside were prounced dead at the scene while a third was taken to Regional One in critical condition, MPD said. Photos by Spencer Cheveallier WREGPhotos by Spencer Cheveallier WREGPhotos by Spencer Cheveallier WREGPhotos by Spencer Cheveallier WREG Photos from the scene show numerous wrecked cars, police and emergency vehicles. A police cruiser was among the damaged cars. In a video from the scene obtained by WREG, a woman says a driver who was being pursued by police hit several cars at the intersection. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is in charge of the investigation.