Greenfield crash, pursuit, Franklin man charged had revoked license

GREENFIELD, Wis. – A Franklin man accused in a hit-and-run crash earlier than main Greenfield police on a pursuit did not have a legitimate license on the time, in line with a felony grievance.

Michael Berry, 23, faces 4 expenses for the April 27 crash and chase; second-degree recklessly endangering security, flee/elude officer, hit-and-run, attended automobile and working a motorized vehicle whereas revoked.

Police say Berry hit somebody’s automobile close to 108th and Beloit in Greenfield and did not cease to change data.

Officers discovered the automobile headed north on I-43, exiting at Holt Avenue. Police tried to cease the automobile, however prosecutors say Berry took off, rushing away at as much as 70 miles per hour, rapidly swerving by site visitors at Howard and Howell and thru the development zone alongside Howard, ultimately slamming right into a tree on Herman Avenue.

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Berry was arrested, and prosecutors say a data examine revealed his license was revoked in June as a consequence of OWI. 

Berry made his preliminary look in court docket Might 2, pleading not responsible to 2 of the costs. Money bond was set at $1,000.