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CPD: Pursuit leads to multiple charges By Officer Adam Cravens, PIO Columbia Police Department The Columbia Police Department responded to a residence on West Barbee Street Friday night, July 24, 2020, just after 6:30pmCT. The call ultimately led to a vehicle pursuit and multiple charges for two individuals. The initial call was taken by Adair County 911, with victim stating that two males had arrived on his residence attempting to create an altercation and enter his home. Parties were gone upon officers arrival. However, shortly after leaving, CPD officers located a vehicle and parties matching previous description on West Page Street and attempted a traffic stop. The vehicle operator did not stop and attempted to flee. The vehicle turned onto Sandusky Street before the operator lost control and wrecked on private property. The operator then fled on foot, while passenger remained in vehicle and was quickly detained. The operator of the vehicle was located approximately 300 yards away from the scene, attempting to hide in tall grass near Warner Fertilizer on Oak Street. He was taken into custody without further incident. Hunter Stone, 20, is facing a total of 18 charges including felonious charges of wanton endangerment 1st, wanton endangerment 1st police Officer, trafficking in a controlled substance methamphetamine, trafficking in a controlled substance fentanyl, criminal mischief 1st, tampering with physical evidence, as well as other misdemeanors and traffic violations. A passenger, Tyler Nichols, 26, is facing charges including trafficking in a controlled substance methamphetamine, trafficking in a controlled substance fentanyl, and tampering with physical evidence. Nichols also had an outstanding warrant from Taylor County. Officer Evan Burton was the arresting Officer. He was assisted during pursuit by Deputy Josh Durbin and additionally by multiple other units on scene from The Columbia Police Department and Kentucky State Police. This story was posted on 2020-07-25 15:26:00
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