A man was arrested peacefully Wednesday morning after leading deputies on a chase across Dallas, police say.
The chase began at 2 a.m. as a traffic stop by a deputy with the Dallas County Sheriff's Office, according to Sheriff's spokesman Raul Reyna.
The driver of a blue Ford Mustang was speeding when he was clocked by the deputy doing 92 mph in a 60 mph zone, Reyna said in a statement.
A chase then began eastbound on Interstate 30 near North Hampton Road in Oak Cliff. The chase ended about 30 miles away on eastbound I-30 over Lake Ray Hubbard, Reyna said.
The driver of the Mustang, identified as 48-year-old Jeffrey Harris, was arrested with an active warrant for parole violation, Reyna said.
Harris will also be charged with evading arrest and detention with vehicle.
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