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UPDATE: Suspect Captured After Crashing Into Alabama Deputy
July 30, 2017
UPDATE: This suspect has surrendered to Baldwin County authorities.
The Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a suspect they say intentionally crashed into a deputy following a chase early Saturday morning.
About 1 a.m. a deputy watched as a white Ford truck ran a four-way stop at County Roads 32 and 87. A chase ensued with the suspect wrecking just north of Highway 98.
“As the Deputy approached the vehicle attempted to head north and then rammed the Deputy head on. The suspect jumped from the vehicle and fled on foot,” a press release stated. The deputy was treated and released at South Baldwin Hospital for head and shoulder injuries.
The suspect has been identified as 21-year old Dennis Coburn. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call their local law enforcement agency.
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2 Responses to “UPDATE: Suspect Captured After Crashing Into Alabama Deputy”
That Was a nice truck.. I wonder if it was daddy’s?
Dennis the menace needs to go to prison for attempted murder of a LEO. He will be caught and 1 less vehicle on the road