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PURSUIT SOUTH ON SH249

By Scott Engle
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A pursuit that started in Montgomery County was picked up by Harris County Precinct 4 when he was passed at 110mph. The vehicle turned into Northpoint at which time he crashed through a fence and got back onto SH 249. The pursuit is now southbound on SH 249 approaching BW8.

 

UPDATE-SUSPECTS ARE NOW OF FOOT NEAR JONES AND CYPRESSWOOD. MONTGOMERY COUNTY PRECINCT 5, HARRIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE AND HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 4 ASSISTING. THREE  MALES AND POSSIBLY A FEMALE WITH BLACK BACKPACKS DRESSED IN ALL BLACK. NOW ON SADDLE BEND DRIVE IN LAKEWOOD FOREST.

ALSO WANTED A WHITE FEMALE MULTI-COVERED YELLOW SHIRT  COVERED IN TATTOOS

1026-FEMALE IN CUSTODY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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