Waukesha armed carjacking, police chase; 3 men charged

WAUKESHA, Wis. - Three men are now charged after two carjackings and a police chase in Waukesha. 

19-year-old Tanner Crow, 20-year-old Joshua Rodriguez, and 23-year-old Andrew Hibbs-Magruder all made their initial court appearances in Waukesha County Tuesday, Nov. 21 in connection to a carjacking, attempted carjacking and a miles-long police chase on Sunday. 

"They came to this community to steal cars, no matter what the cost," said Chelsea Thompson, Waukesha County Assistant District Attorney.

Tanner Crow, Andrew Hibbs-Magruder, Joshua Rodriguez

Prosecutors say Crow and Rodriguez tried to carjack a man in the Village of Waukesha. With a gun in his face, the driver put the car in reverse and hit the gas. The two ran off into a waiting car with Hibbs-Magruder at the wheel. 

That is when prosecutors say the three went to a Walmart on Waukesha's south side, Rodriguez pulled a shotgun on a woman, and he and Crow got in the woman's car and drove off. 

That incident led to a 13-mile police chase at speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour. This time, Crow was at the wheel, prosecutors say. 

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"Defendant struck additional squads, eventually one of the officers was able to disable," Thompson said.

Suspect car strikes Waukesha police squad

Police arrested Crow and Rodriguez. 

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Hibbs-Magruder and Crow have a list of juvenile and adult convictions. Their bond was set at $1 million. 

Rodriguez has no criminal convictions. His bond was set at $750,000.