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Pembine man arrested following high-speed chase with Iron Mountain Police

IRON MOUNTAIN, MI— A Wisconsin man faces various driving and narcotics charges, following a high-speed chase with Iron Mountain Police Monday.

Officers tried to stop a white pickup truck around 11:25 a.m on Carpenter Avenue near F Street, but the driver took off as the officer approached the vehicle. The driver fled eastbound on F Street, then eastbound on US-2. When the truck came to the intersection with Ridgeview, it ran a red light and hit a Subaru SUV.

The pickup went through a parking lot to Hydraulic Falls Road and Breitung Cutoff Road, then to US-141 and south into Wisconsin. The suspect drove through Niagara and made it to Provencher Road, where the vehicle hit a snowbank.

After a short foot chase, the 24-year-old Pembine man was arrested and lodged in the Marinette County Jail. Police believe he will face charges in Michigan and Wisconsin.

A passenger in the Subaru SUV received non-life-threatening injuries.

Nicole was born near Detroit but has lived in the U.P. most of her life. She graduated from Marquette Senior High School and attended Michigan State and Northern Michigan Universities, graduating from NMU in 1993 with a degree in English.