A Saturday night crime spree turned into an early Sunday display of teamwork by area law enforcement agencies that resulted in the arrest of three suspects that left a destructive trail of theft behind.

The crime spree began in Seminole when suspects Stacey McGirt, Chandler Fixico and Julie Brown allegedly stole beer from a local store. When the trio went to a different store to allegedly steal more beer, it was discovered the 2017 Nissan truck they were driving was stolen. A pursuit was initiated by the Seminole Police Department, but they lost the trail. The Nissan truck was later found on fire north of Seminole.

Not far from the burning truck, two more newer model vehicles were found which had also been reported stolen. The reports continued with a newer model box truck full of product being stolen from Oklahoma Custom Coating. This truck was driven only a short distance before also being set on fi re.

The late night/ early morning crime spree continued when the Seminole Police Department received a call reporting car burglaries at the Grisso Apartments. Officers began the pursuit of a stolen car that they chased across Seminole County and into Hughes County. Agencies that joined the Seminole Police in the chase included the Seminole County Sheriff’s Offi ce, Seminole Nation Lighthorse, Wewoka Police Department, Hughes County Sheriff’s Office, Holdenville Police Department and the Calvin Police Department.

The three suspects were fi nally taken into custody after they were stopped near Calvin.

The suspects were transported from Hughes to Seminole County on Tuesday to face charges.