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BREAKING: Pursuit Ends in High-Speed Crash / Ejection UPDATE / Correction

By Jamie Nash
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12:30 p.m.

Correction: The only involvement Liberty County had in the pursuit was receiving notification when it appeared the fleeing driver was heading into their county. Apparently,  it began in Montgomery County with a local agency. More info will be posted soon.

11:55 a.m.

Tram Road at Long Street in the Patton Village area – A law enforcement pursuit involving Liberty County has ended with a crash and ejection of the driver allegedly leading law enforcement in a high-speed chase. No other vehicles were initially reported to be involved in the crash.

More info when available-

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