PRATTVILLE, AL (WSFA) - A Prattville police officer is said to be in stable condition at Baptist South Hospital after flipping his patrol car during a chase Thursday afternoon.

A WSFA 12 News crew on the scene of the wreck said the officer attempted to pull over a car inside the Prattville city limits. The vehicle fled the scene towards Birmingham Highway.

Investigators say the suspect, wanted on a felony charge, made a quick lane change, and as the officer attempted to make the same change, he lost control of the cruiser. The patrol car crossed into oncoming traffic, flipped over in the northbound lanes of Birmingham Highway and came to rest partially in a driveway.

Montgomery police say they arrested the suspect a short time later near Old Selma Road.

ECLECTIC, AL (WSFA) - An Eclectic man has been arrested on charges that he was stealing from his own community, a community trying to battle back from last month's deadly storms. The Elmore County Sheriff's Office arrested 40-year-old Brian Svencer yesterday and charged him with Theft of Property for allegedly posing as a relief worker and attempting to collect money from goods salvaged after the storm.

According to the Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Svencer, a resident of Fleahop Road in Eclectic, posed as a relief worker with the state EMA and the Red Cross to Eclectic residents and to a local recycling company that purchases scrap metal.

Svencer allegedly arranged for the recycling company to place bins in the storm-ravaged areas for residents to deposit scrap metal. Once the bins were full, the company picked them up, processed the metal, and according to the Elmore County Sheriff, Svencer made arrangements to pick-up the check.

MILLBROOK, AL (WSFA) - A Prattville man is behind bars in Millbrook for the alleged murder of his girlfriend's 3-year-old child.

On April 22, authorities responded to a residence in the 800 block of Deatsville Highway in Millbrook in regards to a child having a seizure. Upon arrival they located a child in distress. The 3-year-old girl was transported to Baptist South Hospital where she was found to have a life-threatening head injury. Emergency surgery was performed and the child was transported to Children's Hospital in Birmingham.

After complications, the child was pronounced dead at Children's Hospital.

Medical professionals at both hospitals suspected abuse of the child. After an autopsy, the child's cause of death was determined to be blunt force trauma to the head and the manner of death was ruled a homicide.