DETROIT (WWJ) -- A Wayne County man who fled Michigan State Police troopers twice has been arrested.
On Wednesday. troopers conducted a traffic stop in the area of Connor Street and Mack Avenue in Detroit -- but MSP said as they approached the vehicle, the driver fled at a high rate of speed.
However, they were able to obtain the car's registration plate and visually identify the driver, which they used to develop a suspect.
The following day, on Thursday, troopers arrived at a housing complex in Wayne where they continued their investigation. While checking the area, they found the suspect in the same vehicle.
He then fled at a high rate of speed again and troopers lost sight of his car.
The troopers ended up going back to the complex and when the suspect returned a short time later, MSP took him into custody.
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The suspect is currently lodged at the Detroit Detention Center for an outstanding felony warrant.
Charges are currently being considered for the two fleeing incidents.
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