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A man hit another car and crashed twice in Madison last night before being arrested for DUI.
Anthony Ewin, 31, was driving at Brick Church Pike at Chesapeake Drive when he collided with another vehicle at around 10:30 p.m., according to police reports. He attempted to flee, but crashed his car again into a field.
When a witness tried to help Ewin out of the car, he attempted to flee again, but the victim in the initial crash fired a gun toward Ewin's vehicle. Ewin did get away, but crashed again into a ditch.
Ewin then attempted to flee on foot, but was followed by the victim in the accident and the witness who were giving the suspect's location to police.
Police arrived and stopped Ewin, who resisted being taken into custody. Officers noticed the odor of an alcohol on Ewin's breath and called for the DUI unit.
Ewin was arrested on charges of DUI, leaving the scene of property damage, evading arrest, resisting arrest and failure to give information/render aid - all misdemeanors. He is being held on $21,000 bond.
No injuries were reported in the accident. The victim in the accident who fired the gun has not been charged.
Anthony Ewin, 31, was driving at Brick Church Pike at Chesapeake Drive when he collided with another vehicle at around 10:30 p.m., according to police reports. He attempted to flee, but crashed his car again into a field.
When a witness tried to help Ewin out of the car, he attempted to flee again, but the victim in the initial crash fired a gun toward Ewin's vehicle. Ewin did get away, but crashed again into a ditch.
Ewin then attempted to flee on foot, but was followed by the victim in the accident and the witness who were giving the suspect's location to police.
Police arrived and stopped Ewin, who resisted being taken into custody. Officers noticed the odor of an alcohol on Ewin's breath and called for the DUI unit.
Ewin was arrested on charges of DUI, leaving the scene of property damage, evading arrest, resisting arrest and failure to give information/render aid - all misdemeanors. He is being held on $21,000 bond.
No injuries were reported in the accident. The victim in the accident who fired the gun has not been charged.
Monday, February 4 2013, 09:20 AM CST
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