High Speed Chase

The driver continued driving south on South Poplar Street and onto Garden Creek Road.

Police say a chase that began in Evansville and took officers through parts of two counties reached 120 mph Sunday morning.

Federal prosecutors say a Fremont County man led Yellowstone park rangers on a wild chase that reached speeds of more than 100 mph.

Police arrested Lucas Scott Van Der Molen on recommended charges of eluding police, DUI, reckless driving, driving without insurance and interference with a peace officer.

Hawes allegedly refused to tell police her real name, but they were able eventually to figure it out.

No law enforcement officers were injured in the incident.

Doyle Gabbert, who is serving a 57-73 year prison sentence, went on a three-day crime spree in August 2016.

The driver and two passengers are from Colorado.

Wyoming Highway Patrol troopers fired five shots, hitting Jimmie Files and the pickup. Files crashed into a patrol vehicle and broke its rear axle.

The man led Albany County Deputies on a high-speed chase down the westbound lane of I-80 and Highway 210, continuing even after his tires had been spiked.

After the high-speed chase and a bullet-riddled pickup, Natrona County Sheriff’s deputies captured Files near Blackmore and Lathrop roads east of Casper.

The car was reported stolen from Fremont, Calif., on Nov. 29.