Chicago police officer run over while trying to stop stolen vehicle
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A Chicago police officer was injured Saturday night after he was run over by a stolen car during an attempted traffic stop, authorities said.
The incident unfolded when officers identified a stolen gray Saturn sedan and attempted to pull the vehicle over, police said.
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