Aurora high speed pursuit ends in crash
He's now facing multiple charges including DUI.
He's now facing multiple charges including DUI.
Police said an Aurora man trying to escape officers was driving 100-miles-per-hour, drove against traffic and even sailed over a sidewalk.
Officers started following the teen after noticing his car had no license plate.
Tianna Bryson is charged with one count of aggravated fleeing and eluding a police officer and multiple misdemeanors and petty traffic offenses including two counts of speeding 35+ mph over the limit.
Police said they suspected the vehicle the suspect was driving to be stolen.
Verona Gunn was killed in a crash with a CPD van during a police chase in 2019.
Both were thrown from the vehicle and pronounced dead on scene.
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