Tallahasese Man Arleted after chasing three counties on I-95-NEWS News

St. Talahasi Maji County, seen to drive the wrong road on the I-95 in St. Lucy County, was arrested on February 11, after his car hit the vehicle at the Florida Highway Patrol, according to the County Sheriff’s office St. Lucy.

41 -year -old Richard Allen Ford is facing several accusations after investigators found a stolen gun in his car, according to an arrest statement.

Ford was accused of possessing a stolen pistol, an aggravated battery by a law enforcement officer; Resistance of an officer/escape and avoiding an officer with lights and cheeses actively; And a few issues of each charge related to running and avoiding and DUI.

FHP Trooper in Brevard County has asked for help in current pursuit.

Around 7:11 pm, employees announce that they see a silver sports vehicle Mitsubishi Sport traveling north in the southern canvases of the I-95. Around 7:30 pm, helicopter of the Sheriff of the Indian River County reported that he had seen it south of the State Road 60.

While the troops pursued Mitsubishi, according to the reports, the driver “began to drive chaotic, all over the lane and on the outer arm,” according to the statement.

In an attempt to prevent the driver from exiting the I-95, a soldier tried to block the Orange Avenue exit.

He then announced that Mitsubishi crashed into the right side of another soldier’s car, which then hit a concrete barrier, since then Mitsubishi rests me in a railing.

Ford did not answer when he was told to get out of the car several times, according to the arrest statement. An army uses a stick to break two Ford car windows and then is taken in guard.

When searching for a car, investigators found the stolen Talahassi gun and also learned that his license had been suspended, according to an arrest statement.

It is believed to have been influenced by an unknown substance, according to the application.

Ford took place on Thursday at the St. Lucy County Prison for a $ 124,50 bond, according to prison.