MILLER COUNTY, Mo. — A driver fleeing police out of Crocker, Mo. wound up contending with Miller County deputies and Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers.

According to the Miller County Sheriff’s Office, on July 28, dispatchers received a report of a pursuit, in which Crocker Police were chasing a vehicle across Pulaski County towards Miller County on Highway 17. The driver reportedly had felony warrants for his arrest in Clinton County, Mo.

Miller County deputies picked up the chase just north of Iberia, the sheriff’s office reported, with the driver reaching speeds over 100 mph. An MSHP trooper deployed spike sticks and deflated one of the vehicle’s tires; it traveled another mile before deputies stopped the vehicle.

the driver, 36-year-old Brandon Mencik, of Plattsburg, Mo., was arrested on the outstanding Clinton County warrant with a $40,000 cash-only bond and has been charged in Miller County with felony resisting arrest. He is being held at the Miller County Jail on $10,000 bond.

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