Larriel Milam : “Marshall County Man Arrested in Car Crash”

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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Marshall County arrest
2. Police chase accident in Mississippi

A Marshall County man was arrested after crashing his car while fleeing from the police. The incident took place on May 28, as reported by the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office. The deputy attempted a traffic stop, but the driver sped off, leading to a pursuit. The car eventually collided with another vehicle, and the driver fled on foot. The suspect, identified as Larriel Milam, was later apprehended and taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. Milam, 30, was then transferred to the Lafayette County Detention Center with a $5,000 bond. He also faces holds from various law enforcement agencies in Mississippi and Tennessee.

1. Marshall County man apprehended following high-speed police pursuit
2. Marshall County resident arrested for fleeing authorities in car crash incident

A dramatic scene unfolded on the morning of May 28 in Marshall County when a reckless driver caught the attention of the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office. The incident took place on Highway 7, a busy road that runs through the heart of the county, known for its scenic views and winding paths.

As the Lafayette County Sheriff’s deputy attempted to pull over the vehicle near the Highway 7 and CR 1032 junction, the situation quickly escalated into a high-speed chase. The suspect, later identified as Larriel Milam, a 30-year-old resident of Marshall County, took off at a rapid pace, weaving through traffic and endangering other motorists on the road.

The pursuit continued along Highway 7, with the deputy hot on the heels of the fleeing vehicle. The adrenaline-fueled chase came to a crashing halt near the CR 244 and Hwy. 7 intersection, where the suspect’s car collided with another vehicle, sending both vehicles spinning out of control.

In the aftermath of the collision, chaos ensued as Milam attempted to flee the scene on foot. However, law enforcement officers quickly apprehended him and brought him into custody. Both Milam and the other party involved in the crash were rushed to Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi for treatment of their injuries, which fortunately were not life-threatening.

Following his medical clearance, Milam was transferred to the Lafayette County Detention Center, where he was booked and issued a $5,000 bond by a Lafayette County Justice Court Judge. However, his troubles did not end there, as multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Mississippi Department of Corrections, the Union County Sheriff’s Department, the Oxford Police Department, the Panola County Sheriff’s Department, and the Shelby County Sheriff’s Department, had placed holds on him for various outstanding warrants.