NAPLES, Maine — A Bridgton man has been accused of injuring a Cumberland County Sheriff’s deputy after hitting them with a automotive door earlier than driving away on Sunday.
Zachary Laney, 29, had been stopped by a deputy on the Naples Causeway for a number of violations at round 10 p.m., in response to Capt. Kerry Joyce of the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Workplace.
Laney was reportedly uncooperative and refused to offer the deputy any data. Whereas the deputy tried to take Laney into custody, he drove off and hit the deputy with the automotive’s door, in response to Joyce.
The deputy suffered minor accidents and was handled at Maine Medical Heart.
Helping deputies then adopted the automobile by means of Bridgton, Denmark and Sebago.
The chase slowed on the intersection of Hancock Pond Street and Route 107 in Sebago, after officers deployed spike mats that deflated the automobile’s entrance tires.
Deputies continued to observe the automobile till it stopped on Folly Street in Sebago the place Laney was arrested.
Laney was charged with assault on an officer, working after suspension, refusing to cease for a legislation enforcement officer, violation of circumstances of launch and refusing to undergo arrest or detention
Laney is being held on the Cumberland County Jail with out bail.