High speed chase spans 3 counties, suspect may be in custody
NORWICH– Late Friday night on Oct. 9, 2015 New York State Police pursued a stolen Hummer in a high-speed chase that began in Oneida County, went through Norwich on Route 12, and ultimately ended in Broome County.
A detective with the Broome County Sheriff's Office told The Evening Sun that one individual matching the description of man involved in the high-speed chase was taken into custody later that night with regard to an unrelated incident. The identity of the man could not be confirmed.
According to New York State Police, a red Hummer was stolen in the City of Utica. The suspect fled the scene, and local sheriff's deputies followed.
Due to the subject’s erratic and aggressive driving, multiple attempts to pull the vehicle over failed.
After this lengthy pursuit of the vehicle down Route 12, law enforcement deployed spike strips near the intersection of Castle Creek Road and Route 11 in Broome County, which blew the two front tires of the car.
New York State Police then said that the suspect then fled on foot into the surrounding neighborhood. Troopers followed him on foot, as the suspect made it down into a viaduct in the woods. Because of the darkness, law enforcement members said they lost the suspect.
Law enforcement officials, with the aid of canines, had said they would continue to search for the suspect late into Friday night and early Saturday, if necessary.
The description of the man in question is a black male, with dreadlocks who was wearing a black hoodie and black pants. He was also described as about 20-years-old, 5 feet 7 inches, and roughly 150 pounds.
Police said they believe he is from the Utica area. The phone of the individual was allegedly left in the stolen vehicle.
New York State Police Troop C is handling the situation. As the identity of the man in custody is not confirmed yet, the New York State Police ask anyone who might see the man to immediately call 911.
More information will follow in The Evening Sun, when the it is made available.
A detective with the Broome County Sheriff's Office told The Evening Sun that one individual matching the description of man involved in the high-speed chase was taken into custody later that night with regard to an unrelated incident. The identity of the man could not be confirmed.
According to New York State Police, a red Hummer was stolen in the City of Utica. The suspect fled the scene, and local sheriff's deputies followed.
Due to the subject’s erratic and aggressive driving, multiple attempts to pull the vehicle over failed.
After this lengthy pursuit of the vehicle down Route 12, law enforcement deployed spike strips near the intersection of Castle Creek Road and Route 11 in Broome County, which blew the two front tires of the car.
New York State Police then said that the suspect then fled on foot into the surrounding neighborhood. Troopers followed him on foot, as the suspect made it down into a viaduct in the woods. Because of the darkness, law enforcement members said they lost the suspect.
Law enforcement officials, with the aid of canines, had said they would continue to search for the suspect late into Friday night and early Saturday, if necessary.
The description of the man in question is a black male, with dreadlocks who was wearing a black hoodie and black pants. He was also described as about 20-years-old, 5 feet 7 inches, and roughly 150 pounds.
Police said they believe he is from the Utica area. The phone of the individual was allegedly left in the stolen vehicle.
New York State Police Troop C is handling the situation. As the identity of the man in custody is not confirmed yet, the New York State Police ask anyone who might see the man to immediately call 911.
More information will follow in The Evening Sun, when the it is made available.
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