1. Man rolls over vehicle during police pursuit in Newtown
2. Man involved in police pursuit in Newtown rolls over vehicle multiple times.
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NEWTOWN, Ohio — A 48-year-old man sustained serious injuries on Tuesday night when his vehicle rolled over multiple times while attempting to flee from the police, as per the report by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.
At approximately 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday, sheriff’s deputies observed a driver traveling at a high speed of 90 mph in the westbound direction on Beechmont Avenue. The deputy initiated a pursuit but was unable to apprehend the vehicle due to its dangerous driving behavior. Deputies managed to locate the vehicle for a second time on Beechmont Avenue near Corbly Road in Mt. Washington, initiating a second pursuit that quickly came to an end once again.
Deputies continued to follow the vehicle from a safe distance as it proceeded onto Batavia Pike. They were able to obtain the license plate number of the vehicle before initiating another pursuit into Newtown. However, due to the driver’s reckless behavior, including crossing the double yellow line, deputies had to slow down for the third time.
As the driver, identified as Bradford Henry, approached additional police units instructing him to stop, he narrowly avoided colliding with them before driving back down Batavia Pike without using headlights. While driving in this manner, Henry lost control of his vehicle and it rolled over multiple times in the vicinity of 6620 Batavia Pike.
Emergency responders had to use mechanical extrication techniques to free Henry from the wreckage. He was then airlifted to UC Medical Center in a “serious condition,” according to the sheriff’s office.
Despite wearing a seatbelt during the crash, the sheriff’s office suspects that speed and alcohol were contributing factors. The incident remains under investigation.
Following his treatment at the hospital, the sheriff’s office issued a warrant for Henry’s arrest for failure to comply with law enforcement orders or signals, which is a third-degree felony, as well as operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI), a first-degree misdemeanor. Henry is presently in custody at the Hamilton County Jail.
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In Newtown, Ohio, a 48-year-old man was left with serious injuries on Tuesday night after his vehicle rolled over multiple times while trying to evade the police, according to a statement from the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.
The incident took place around 9:30 p.m. when sheriff’s deputies spotted a driver traveling westbound on Beechmont Avenue at an alarming speed of 90 mph. The deputies initiated a pursuit, but the reckless driving and high speed of the vehicle made it difficult to apprehend. Eventually, the vehicle was located a second time on Beechmont Avenue near Corbly Road in Mt. Washington, leading to another short-lived pursuit.
Despite the challenges faced by the deputies, they maintained a safe distance and continued to follow the vehicle as it turned onto Batavia Pike. During this time, the deputies managed to obtain the license plate number of the vehicle. However, due to the driver’s dangerous behavior, including crossing the double yellow line, the deputies had to decelerate for the third time.
As the driver, identified as Bradford Henry, approached additional police units who were ordering him to stop, he narrowly avoided colliding with them before driving back down Batavia Pike without using headlights. Unfortunately, Henry lost control of his vehicle, causing it to roll over multiple times in the area of 6620 Batavia Pike.
Emergency responders had to employ mechanical extraction methods to free Henry from the wreckage. He was then airlifted to UC Medical Center in a “serious condition,” as stated by the sheriff’s office.
Despite wearing a seatbelt during the crash, the sheriff’s office believes that speed and alcohol played a significant role in the incident, which is currently under investigation.
Following his medical treatment, the sheriff’s office issued a warrant for Henry’s arrest. He is facing charges of failure to comply with law enforcement orders or signals, which is a third-degree felony, and operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI), a first-degree misdemeanor. Henry is now in custody at the Hamilton County Jail.
The incident serves as a reminder of the dangers of reckless driving and the importance of obeying law enforcement commands. The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate the case and urges anyone with additional information to come forward.
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