Driver leads police on high-speed chase with baby in Truck in Macomb County Driver was taken into custody
MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. – A high-speed chase in Macomb County continued on Tuesday, even after the driver lost three tires on his truck.
Police had to be very careful because inside the truck was a 1-year-old child and the wife of the driver. Police said everybody is OK and the driver has been taken into custody.
UPDATE: Man charged after leading police on high-speed chase with baby in truck in Sterling Heights
The chase started in Sterling Height and ended in Harrison Township when the truck crashed into a gate near North River Road.
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Police said the chase lasted for about an hour and started with a domestic violence call.
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