Howell Man Arrested After High-Speed Motorcycle Chase

The chase began when a deputy clocked the motorcyclist traveling 70 mph in a 40 mph zone on Grand River near Hacker around 2:30 AM Wednesday.

The suspect fled westbound on Grand River, reaching speeds of 100 mph, before turning northbound on Latson Road and entering the Glens at Rolling Ridge apartment complex.

After abandoning the motorcycle in a yard on Snowden Lane, the suspect fled on foot but was later apprehended at his residence on Audrey Rae Lane.

The suspect was identified as a 41-year-old Howell resident and was booked into the Livingston County Jail for fleeing and eluding, as well as a parole violation.

It was determined that the suspect had been released on parole from the Michigan Department of Corrections last November.

Stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity to local law enforcement.

Be aware of your surroundings, especially in residential areas where high-speed chases may occur.

Residents of Livingston County, particularly those living near Grand River Avenue, Latson Road, and the Glens at Rolling Ridge apartment complex.

Commuters who use these roads, as high-speed chases can create dangerous conditions.

Q: What charges does the Howell man face?

Q: Where did the chase end?

A Howell man was arrested after leading police on a high-speed motorcycle chase.

The chase reached speeds of 100 mph and ended with the suspect fleeing on foot.

The suspect was apprehended at his residence and faces charges for fleeing and eluding, as well as a parole violation.

This incident highlights the dangers of high-speed chases and the importance of community vigilance.