Driver who led BCSO deputies on chase with baby in back seat identified

Marquis Jamil Hollie, 30, facing charges of child endangerment and evading arrest

SAN ANTONIO – A driver is facing multiple charges after leading Bexar County deputies on a chase with an infant in the back seat, according to officials.

The driver was identified as 30-year-old Marquis Jamil Hollie.

The chase happened around 11:55 p.m. Saturday night, beginning on Culebra Road and FM 1560.

Deputies said they attempted to pull over Hollie on a traffic violation.

However, he refused to stop, leading authorities on a chase for several miles down Culebra Road and reaching speeds of 80 miles per hour, officials said.

Man in critical condition after four suspects ran him down with their car, police say

Hollie was stopped on Culebra and Les Harrison. When deputies approached the vehicle, they noticed an infant in the back seat.

The infant was uninjured during the incident and deputies were able to contact other family members to have him picked up.

According to jail records, Hollie is facing charges of child endangerment and evading arrest. Both are felony charges. The investigation is still ongoing.


About the Author:

Cody King is a digital journalist for KSAT 12. She previously worked for WICS/WRSP 20 in Springfield, Illinois.