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Suspect in custody after leading Mobile police on chase into neighborhood: MPD

By Pat O'DonnellHaylee KennedyArnell Hamilton,

2 days ago

MOBILE, Ala. ( WKRG ) — A man who led Mobile police on a chase into the Kings Branch Estates neighborhood is now in custody, according to a police department spokesperson.

Police said the chase started with a traffic stop, and the suspect had warrants for his arrest.

He ultimately drove to his neighborhood, Kings Branch Estates, and police followed him there and took him into custody.

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