05/30/2023 Stop Stick News: 29 Stop Stick Pursuit Stories you missed From Around the World

Police officers attempted to intercept the Isuzu ute on Riverview Dve in Kialla shortly before 12.30pm, however the driver fled.

Stop sticks were successfully deployed on McLennan St in Mooroopna, puncturing one tyre.

Police said the vehicle was dumped on Park St and two occupants allegedly ran from the scene.

(KAIR)–An 18-year-old Atchison man is going to prison, sentenced this week in Atchison County District Court for fleeing from law enforcement earlier this year.

According to a release from Atchison County Attorney Sherri Becker, Colton Cornett was sentenced to 1-year-4-months of incarceration Monday, following his no contest plea, entered in April, to the charge of fleeing or eluding a law enforcement officer.

According to the release, the charge stems from Cornett’s failure to stop, on March 1, when law enforcement attempted to pull his vehicle over in the area of U.S. Highway 59 and 254th Road. Cornett, the release says, led law enforcement on a chase, with Cornett speeding, passing in a no passing zone, and running a stop sign.

A man was taken into custody Tuesday night after leading officers with the Garden Grove Police department in a pursuit that eventually ended after the suspect exited his vehicle and attempted to force his way into Anaheim home while residents were inside.

The incident unfolded at around 7:45 p.m. when police responded to an apartment complex in the 8800 block of Garden Grove Boulevard on reports of a person “who was possibly under the influence of narcotics,” according a GGPD news release.

When officers approached the man, he fled in a vehicle and slow-speed pursuit ensued. When officers deployed a PIT maneuver, the suspect recovered, but struck two patrol vehicles, police said. A spike strip later disabled the man’s vehicle.

A suspected car thief was apprehended after abandoning a stolen luxury vehicle.

Deputies spotted 21-year-old Davion Jacquez Branford of Tavares driving a white Jaguar SUV eastbound on Sunnyside Road at around 10:25 p.m. Monday, according to an arrest report from the Lake County Sheriff’s Office.

The vehicle was reported stolen out of Sumter County on Thursday, the report said. The officer behind the SUV was familiar with the vehicle due to it fleeing Lake County deputies on Friday morning, as well as receiving a stolen vehicle alert that morning in Leesburg.

When officers arrived they found a man, later identified as 38-year-old Luke A. Russell, asleep in the driver’s seat.

An Edgerton man who police say choked his wife, and then led police on a high-speed chase where he rammed a squad car, appears in Rock County Court.

44-year-old Timothy Heaslip is charged with strangulation and suffocation, disorderly conduct, operating a firearm while intoxicated, resisting or obstructing an officer, first-degree recklessly endangering safety, hit and run, two counts of fleeing an officer, and second degree recklessly endangering safety.

Rock County Sheriff’s Officials say the chase began about 1:50 Saturday morning in the 11000 block of Mason Drive in the town of Fulton, traveled down Newville Road, and then north on the Interstate.

The Scott County Regional Authority (SCRA) announced Tuesday awards of more than $1.5 million for the spring 2023 grant cycle.

Several representatives spoke of the value and impact these awards will have for their organizations:

• Rachael Mullins, President & CEO, Putnam Museum and Science Center – $50,000 (final installment of $250,000 total commitment), Putnam Reimagined
• Ron DeArmond, CEO, Midwest Animal Assisted Therapy & Education Organization – $16,837, Service Dogs for Scott County Veterans
• Corporal Austin Ryckeghem, Davenport Police Department – $16,025, Stop Sticks for Davenport Police
• Karen VanDeCasteele, President, Humble Dwellings – $32,806, A Good Night’s Rest–New Beds for a New Beginning

Police have arrested three females following an extended follow through Melbourne’s southeastern suburbs this morning.

Officers responded to reports a Blue Holden Statesman was driving erratically on Narre Warren Cranbourne Road, Narre Warren just after 2am.

Police spotted the allegedly stolen vehicle and attempted to incept it, but the car didn’t stop and took off at a fast rate of speed.

Ground units continued to patrol for the Holden before the police Air Wing picked it up a short time later.

With the assistance from the Air Wing, police followed the vehicle through a number of suburbs.

Connersville Police Department K9 officers had a blast getting to attend Frazee’s Field Day. K9 Officer Ammerman and K9 Joker, K9 Officer Watson and K9 Simon, and Lt. Brown got to demonstrate how our K-9 units work and operate and the kids even got to try on some SWAT vests and throw Stop Sticks.

TOWN OF MAINE, WI (WSAU) — A two-county chase began in the Town of Maine and ended with an arrest in Lincoln County last week.

It started when the Marathon County Sheriff’s Office officers attempted to stop a vehicle in the Town of Maine. The driver refused to stop, leading to a chase that reached speeds up to 100 MPH.

Lincoln County Sheriff’s Officers joined the pursuit as it crossed the county line, deploying spike strips that deflated the vehicle’s tires. The chase continued at slower speeds before a PIT maneuver was used to bring the vehicle to a stop.

FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Forsyth County deputies arrested a Covington man after a high-speed chase on southbound Ga. 400 May 1.

Deputies reported spotting a suspect sought in another crime, David Hamilton, 43, of Covington, in a GMC Yukon at an outlet mall off Ga. 400 in Dawsonville. They also observed a passenger in the vehicle, Alshawnta Strothers, 36, of Pennsylvania.

Hamilton reportedly attempted to flee on southbound Ga. 400, reaching speeds of more than 120 miles per hour. Deputies laid spike strips near the Ga. 20 exit at Cumming, the report states, and after Hamilton hit the strips, he continued driving over 100 miles per hour while his tires deflated.