Another Stolen Police Vehicle ...

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A woman who stole a West Virginia State Police cruiser led officers on a high-speed chase through Virginia and three counties in West Virginia before the car ran out of gas and she was captured.

A little before 9 p.m. Thursday, officers from Frederick County, Va., pursued a stolen car into Berkeley County on Interstate 81. West Virginia State Police joined in on the chase.

The vehicle was stopped after Deborah Grace Williams, 37, allegedly rammed into the passenger side of a West Virginia cruiser. Williams' hometown was not immediately available.

Investigators said Williams was arrested, but somehow slipped out of her handcuffs and took off in the cruiser. She allegedly led officers on a second pursuit through Berkeley, Morgan and Hampshire counties and Frederick County, Va.

Williams was captured in the Bloomery area of Hampshire County at about 10:15 p.m. when the car ran out of gas after hitting two Virginia State Police cruisers.

Williams is facing various traffic charges as well as being a fugitive from justice. She is being held in the Potomac Highland Regional Jail near Romney.