Pleasant Prairie police chase stolen U-Haul, 2 women arrested
Pleasant Prairie police chase U-Haul
Pleasant Prairie police posted video from a January pursuit of a stolen U-Haul.
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. - Pleasant Prairie police said two women were arrested after a high-speed chase of a stolen U-Haul van in January.
What they're saying:
The chase happened on Jan. 14. Police said officers tried to stop the van on State Highway 50 near County Highway H for driving with no license plate, but the driver sped off. It was later determined that the van was stolen.
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The U-Haul made its way onto I-94, where speeds reached more than 100 mph, and into Racine County. Wisconsin state troopers used stop sticks to end the chase after nearly 15 miles.
Two women – one from Cudahy, the other from Florida – were taken into custody without further incident. A gun was found.
The 22-year-old driver from Florida faces multiple felony charges, police said, including fleeing, recklessly endangering safety, and operating a stolen vehicle. The 22-year-old passenger from Cudahy faces bail jumping and concealed weapon charges.
The Source: Information in this report is from the Pleasant Prairie Police Department.