VIDEO: Three burglary suspects flee deputies, one nabbed by K-9

Orlando, Fla. — Three Central Florida law enforcement agencies worked together to bring down three suspects involved in an overnight crime spree.

According to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, deputies responded to an attempted car break on Longwood Drive in Osteen shortly after 2 a.m.

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The suspects were captured on the victim's surveillance system. During the investigation, deputies discovered several additional vehicle burglaries in the same general area.

Using the License Plate Reader system, deputies identified the suspect vehicle as a 2016 Ford Focus out of Orlando, which entered Volusia County shortly before the vehicle burglaries started in Osteen.

Anticipating the suspects would eventually return to Seminole using SR 415, K-9 handler Deputy Brett Whitson and K-9 Endo positioned themselves at Doyle Road and SR 415.

About an hour later, Deputy Whitson spotted the suspect vehicle, which was closely followed by a black Ford Fusion and a black Chevrolet Traverse.

Deputy Whitson initiated a traffic stop and all three vehicles fled.

As they speeded away, deputies waiting down the road deployed stop sticks and flattened tires on all three vehicles.

The vehicles continued southbound for a short distance before crashing into each other near the Seminole County bridge.

All three drivers bailed, running eastbound into the ravines.

Two out of the three suspects were almost immediately apprehended without incident, but the third suspect was apprehended by K-9 Endo after a search through the ravines.

Two of the getaway cars were found to be stolen with more stolen property inside—including a gun

A 17-year-old from Orlando with an active juvenile warrant was arrested, along with 23-year-old Mason Banks from Orlando and 22-year-old Timothy Bowser from Apopka.

The investigation is ongoing.