Indiana police arrest Wisconsin man after pursuit through multiple counties

COLUMBUS, Ind. (WAVE) – Indiana State Police arrested a Wisconsin man after a high-speed pursuit by way of a number of Indiana counties on Sunday.

Police stated the incident started at 8:45 a.m. in Jackson County after a trooper noticed a BMW heading north on I-65 at 100 miles per hour.

The trooper tried to catch as much as the automotive, however the driver sped away, in response to a launch.

ISP stated the automotive was later seen on I-65 at mile marker 60 in Bartholomew County by one other Indiana state trooper. The automotive was rushing over 100 mph on the time he was noticed.

Police additionally stated the registration plate on the BMW was hid deliberately.

Each troopers turned on their emergency lights and started pursuing the driving force in an try to get him to cease, the discharge states.

The driving force fled north on I-65 earlier than exiting on the 64-mile marker, heading east on County Highway 450 South close to Columbus, Ind. Police stated he then turned north on US 31 earlier than getting into the town.

Columbus Police Division assisted ISP in stopping the automobile on US 31 and twenty fifth Avenue.

The driving force of the automobile, 21-year-old Jacob Wroblewski, and two passengers within the automobile have been taken into custody, in response to ISP.

Police stated the 2 passengers have been later launch.

Wroblewski was arrested for expenses of resisting regulation enforcement and reckless driving and was booked in Bartholomew County Jail. His subsequent courtroom date has not been set.

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