Wanted man rolls truck into ditch while fleeing deputies, US …
CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A wanted man rolled his pickup truck into a ditch while he was fleeing Macomb County deputies and United States Marshals who were trying to arrest him, officials said.
Macomb County[1] deputies and U.S. Marshals said they were trying to arrest a 35-year-old Clinton Township[2] man around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 19.
He was wanted for attempted unlawful imprisonment, larceny between £200 and £1,000, and domestic violence, according to authorities.
Officials said they saw the man at a storage unit on 26 Mile Road in Chesterfield Township[3]. Several marked police vehicles waited outside for him to exit.
The man left in a black Ford F-150 pickup truck, heading east on 26 Mile Road. When authorities converged on the truck to try to stop him, he fled, according to officials.
He drove around a marked police vehicle and traveled in the lane of oncoming traffic, authorities said.
He tried to maneuver around a marked Macomb County K-9 vehicle, but crashed into it.
The collision caused the truck to roll over through a ditch.
It stopped in a driveway just east of the storage facility, off of 26 Mile Road, near Rosell Road.
Both the pickup truck and the Macomb County K-9 vehicle were damaged in the crash.
The K-9 deputy is being treated for minor injuries, and the K-9 is not injured.
Police took the 35-year-old man into custody and brought him to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
You can see aerial footage of the crash scene in the two videos below.
References
- ^ Macomb County (www.clickondetroit.com)
- ^ Clinton Township (www.clickondetroit.com)
- ^ Chesterfield Township (www.clickondetroit.com)