high speed persuit on 285

Lynwood Park
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16 Dec 2017 10:41 #1 by Lynwood Park

high speed persuit on 285 was created by Lynwood Park

what is going on?

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ScienceChic
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16 Dec 2017 11:46 #2 by ScienceChic

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My apologies Lynwood Park, I wasn’t online at the time and haven’t been able to find anything so far. I’ll keep digging.

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17 Dec 2017 13:11 #3 by ScienceChic

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Posted by a member of the Bailey & Pine CO Neighbors & Friends group, not confirmed with law enforcement:

Kelli R on 12.16.17 at 12:57pm: This all went down on our property. From what they told me, this incident started in Fairplay with a high speed chase. He drove through Fairplay at 85mph.(Unknown what happened before this) He then turned on 68 and crashed on the s curves. He bailed and ran into the woods on our property. They cleared our buildings and then sent more guys in to search the hillside behind my house. They caught him in a ravine. They are all just now leaving our place.

I just learned the vehicle was stolen.

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Mountain-News-Events
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17 Dec 2017 14:25 #4 by Mountain-News-Events

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CSP Public Affairs‏ Verified account @CSP_News 1 hour ago
CSP Pursuit investigation from Jefferson, Clear Creek, and then Summit Counties will take time. Over 60 minutes and 75 miles before driver taken into custody without injury to anybody. Now we investigate the WHY.

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