Jose Joaquin Comacho Castillo Arrested After High-Speed Pursuit in American Canyon

By | February 24, 2024

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Man with Two Felony No-Bail Warrants Arrested After High-Speed Pursuit in American Canyon

American Canyon, UK – A man with two felony no-bail warrants was apprehended following a dramatic high-speed chase, as reported by the American Canyon Police Department.

On Thursday night at 10:39 p.m., officers from the American Canyon police department conducted a routine traffic stop on a Hyundai SUV for violations of vehicle codes in the vicinity of American Canyon Road and Broadway Street. The situation quickly escalated into a high-speed pursuit, with the driver attempting to flee from the authorities.

The driver of the vehicle, reaching speeds of up to 85 mph, resorted to dangerous manoeuvres such as crossing double yellow lines and even directing the vehicle towards the pursuing officers in a bid to evade capture.

Collaborating with the California Highway Patrol, the American Canyon Police Department managed to apprehend the driver after the vehicle lost a tire near Frisbee Lane. Despite attempting to escape on foot, the driver, later identified as 35-year-old Jose Joaquin Comacho Castillo, was eventually captured by officers with the assistance of a K9 unit.

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Upon further investigation, it was discovered that Castillo was in possession of a loaded and concealed firearm, leading to multiple felony charges including being a prior felon in possession of a firearm and assault on a peace officer. Additionally, Castillo was found to have two felony no-bail warrants issued from Alameda County and was under three separate felony probations.

Subsequently, Castillo was taken into custody and booked into the Napa County Department of Corrections.

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