Findlay man sought following high speed chase on Sept. 18
A Findlay man led law enforcement on a high speed chase and avoided capture in a cornfield on September 18, according to a report from Your Hometown Stations of Lima.
Findlay police attemped to pull over Jaden Thomas, 29, who was driving a stolen car. Thomas was recognized as having a warrant out for his arrest.
The chase covered some eight miles. The Findlay Police, Hancock County Sherrif's Department and Ohio State Highway Patrol were involved in the pursuit.
A charge of Felony Fleeing and Eluding and Felony Receiving Stolen Property with be pursued against Thomas.
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