A 32-year-old man was arrested after a police chase in Miami County early Sunday morning, in line with Troy Police Division Chief Shawn McKinney.
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Troy police tried to cease a suspected drunk driver on N Market Road close to the Sherwood Buying Heart at roughly 1:37 a.m. on Sunday.
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The driving force was later recognized as Colin Langdon, 32, of Cincinnati.
McKinney mentioned the chase began after Langdon didn’t cease for the officers.
The chase continued on W. Fundamental Road close to South Lane, the place police tried to cease Langdon utilizing the PIT maneuver.
Langdon allegedly “rammed” into police cruisers and continued driving on South Lane, in line with McKinney.
Officers used a PIT maneuver once more, however Langdon allegedly drove via a shopping mall parking zone earlier than going north on S. Dorset Street.
A 3rd PIT maneuver was used on this space, inflicting Langdon to crash right into a utility pole.
“Surrounded by officers, the suspect rammed police automobiles a number of extra instances till officers broke out a window and deployed a taser,” McKinney mentioned.
Langdon was arrested and booked into the Miami County Jail.
He’s going through preliminary expenses of failure to adjust to a lawful order or sign of a police officer, assault on a police officer, and a number of site visitors violations.
McKinney mentioned three Troy police cruisers had been broken within the chase.
Authorities linked the automobile Langdon was driving to 2 separate hit-and-run crashes for parked automobiles on Shaftsbury Street.
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