Police have released the name of a man that led them on a pursuit that started in Montgomery County, Tennessee, and ended in Trigg County three miles west of exit 65 Tuesday night.
Kentucky State Police say 32-year-old Daniel Mosley of Clarksville fled from law enforcement in Montgomery County in the area of Barkers Mill Road traveling into Christian County.
Tennessee law enforcement terminated the pursuit and Mosley was reportedly found in Christian County on Fort Campbell Boulevard and fled again onto Interstate 24 at speeds of 100 mph before spike strips were used at exit 65.
The pursuit came to a stop after Mosley traveled three more miles. During the pursuit, Mosley allegedly tossed a stolen gun from the vehicle and it was located by Christian County Sheriff’s Office K9 Chopper in the area of exit 65.
Meth was reportedly found in the vehicle. Mosley was arrested and charged with first-degree wanton endangerment, first-degree fleeing or evading police, DUI fourth offense, trafficking meth, and multiple traffic violations.
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