<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0Tu7Dn_0w8Y3PBV00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0Tu7Dn_0w8Y3PBV00" width="1280" height="1280" >15 October 2024- A Waynesboro-area man is facing over a dozen charges after allegedly fleeing an office before and after getting pizza in Quincy on Monday night. Layne Edmond Middour is free on an unsecured bail of $15,000 after being charged with felony fleeing an officer and 14 total traffic violations including reckless driving, driving at a safe speed, careless driving, duties at a stop sign, improper passing, and failure to keep right.Pennsylvania State Police Troopers were on routine patrol of Mentzer Gap Road in Guilford Township around 7:37pm Monday night when they reportedly noticed a vehicle traveling at a noticeably high rate of speed in front of them. That vehicle, determined later to be an orange 1994 Mazda MX 5 2-door sedan, was reportedly found to be going 70mph in a 35mph zone. That vehicle reportedly pulled away from the PSP cruiser before eventually turning onto Anthony Highway and subsequently into the parking lot of Arturo’s Pizza.PSP say that instead of approaching the driver at that time, they waited for them to exit the pizza parlor and drive away. That same orange Mazda reportedly passed the PSP Trooper’s cruiser and accelerated south onto Anthony Highway at a high rate of speed, resulting in officers attempting to execute a traffic stop. PSP say that the vehicle then turned back onto Mentzer Gap Road and continued even as lights and sirens sounded. A chase was conducted down Mentzer Gap in excess of 80mph, with PSP saying that the Mazda blew through the stop sign at Tomstown Road and Mentzer Gap. Additionally, Troopers say that the vehicle illegally and unsafely passed multiple cars, resulting in the Trooper ending the pursuit and instead heading back to Arturo’s Pizza.Speaking to staff at the parlor, Troopers say they identified Layne Middour as their suspect and went to his home. After speaking to Middour’s family, they allegedly were unable to convince him to come home but were able to find his vehicle abandoned nearby. Middour was eventually contacted and brought into PSP Chambersburg for an interview, to which he allegedly confessed to fleeing the officers and blamed stress, a panic attack, and other anxieties for both driving fast and running from police.Layne Middour remains free on an unsecured bail of $15,000. Sources: Docket Number: MJ-39302-CR-0000358-2024, Incident No.: PA 2024-1329999 </div></body>

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A stop for pizza in Quincy leads to fleeing an officer charges for a Waynesboro 22 year old

15 October 2024- A Waynesboro-area man is facing over a dozen charges after allegedly fleeing an office before and after getting pizza in Quincy on Monday night. Layne Edmond Middour is free on an unsecured bail of $15,000 after being charged with felony fleeing an officer and 14 total traffic violations including reckless driving, driving at a safe speed, careless driving, duties at a stop sign, improper passing, and failure to keep right.