A second juvenile involved in a Marshall County police pursuit that ended near Oak Grove has been arrested.
Law enforcement reports indicate the juvenile was taken into custody Tuesday night. The pursuit, that began in Marshall County early Tuesday morning, led multiple law enforcement agencies on a chase across four counties and one state line.
Marshall County Sheriff’s Deputies say they attempted to stop two vehicles Tuesday morning after they received a report of suspicious people around a vehicle and a possible stolen vehicle.
Both vehicles reportedly fled at speeds of over 100 mph. The pursuit crossed into Trigg County on US 68, then Christian County on Interstate 24 before both vehicles got off the interstate at exit 86 in Oak Grove.
The driver of one vehicle continued fleeing into Tennessee. The driver of the second vehicle turned around and turned into the Pilot truck stop on Fort Campbell Boulevard. Oak Grove Police blocked the vehicle, with the driver and passenger fleeing the scene on foot.
Christian County Sheriff’s Deputy David King said the first vehicle was stopped on Boiling Springs Road near Fort Campbell in Tennessee after law enforcement used a pursuit intervention technique. One juvenile was arrested at the scene, with a second located by Military Police a few hours later.
The names of both juveniles have not been released.
The vehicle stopped by Oak Grove Police was reported stolen in Tennessee. The first vehicle stopped on Boiling Springs Road was reported stolen in Marshall County. Guns were reportedly found in both cars.
