ALEXANDRIA, Va. (DC News Now) -- Virginia State Police (VSP) said one person was flown to the hospital and several others were injured after a car crashed and burst into flames during a police chase in Alexandria. Around 11:20 p.m. on Nov. 25, state troopers were called to assist Alexandria police officers with a traffic stop on a Hyundai Elantra, reported stolen from Prince George's County, Maryland. Officials said as state troopers arrived, the Hyundai refused to stop for Alexandria officers and the chase began along Van Dorn Street. During the pursuit, VSP said the Hyundai rammed into a state trooper's cruiser. The impact caused the trooper to collide with a power pole and wires fell onto the street. Montgomery County police: FBI special agent arrested for sexual assault allegations The Hyundai then continued and ran a red light at the intersection of Route 1 (Richmond Highway) and Fort Hunt Road, according to VSP. That's when the car hit a Chevy Silverado Electric Pickup Truck and a Toyota Corolla. The Hyundai came to a stop and then went up in flames. VSP troopers and two Fairfax County police officers pulled the suspects from the Hyundai and began providing aid. Amtrak trains damaged after fire erupts at maintenance yard in DC One person in the Hyundai was flown to the hospital for treatment. State police said three others were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. According to officials, no one in the Toyota was hurt and the driver of the Chevy was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. The trooper who crashed into the pole went to the hospital to be checked for minor injuries after providing first aid. They have since been released. During the investigation, authorities recovered a stolen gun from a person who was in the Hyundai. The investigation is ongoing.