Deputies arrest man after vehicle chase on North Side Driver facing charges of resisting arrest, evading in a vehicle
SAN ANTONIO – The Bexar County Sheriff's Office arrested a man after he led them on a vehicle chase early Thursday morning.
The chase began just before 1 a.m. on Loop 410 and went for roughly 10 minutes before ending on Silverhorn Drive.
According to deputies, the driver was in a stolen vehicle and sped off on Loop 410 to Highway 281 before going through several North Side streets.
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Deputies caught up to the man and took him into custody. The driver now faces charges of resisting arrest and evading in a vehicle, with additional charges pending.
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