Shoplifter led police on ‘slowest pursuit ever seen’ in 10mph chase
A productive shopper tried to avoid arrest by leading the police in a 10MPH in a car without working tires.
Derbyshire police said that a Ford Mondeo was looking for doubts that the plate was changed on August 18th.
The driver Euton Rook was seen in Swarkedone and tried to escape from civil servants Before a policeman, Stinger threw four of the car.
Despite the lack of working tires, Rook continued to pass through the village, which the police call the police as one of the slowest searches in Derbyshire ”.
Following a chase that reached speeds between 10 and 15Mph, Rook tried to escape, but it was blocked by the police cars and collided with a collision barrier – hit one of the police cars in this process.
Police said that the maneuver caused the injury of the car -driving officer and that Rook was removed from the car and was placed in clamps.
Czechs turned out to be banned from driving and the theft from the GregGS branch at the Derbion Shopping Center on July 8 and the cooperative on the Chellaston Road on August 13th.
The car was found on the plate to change the record plate because it was used in a number of shops thiefs.
Rook was accused of two shops that could not stop when requested by a police officer, disqualing, using a uninsured vehicle, a sample, criminal damage and attack.
The 42 -year -old child, who had no fixed address, appeared at the Southern Derbyshire Magistrate Court, which he adopted crimes on August 20th.
He was imprisoned for a total of 41 weeks, disqualified from driving for 692 days and ordered the court costs to pay £ 85. It should also pay compensation to the officer and two shops.
