Dash cam video shows the South Fulton police in tense persecution of fugitives

South Fulton, Ga. – – The search for one of South Fulton's most wanted criminals.

The investigators say that the 39-year-old Donald Crouch has been on the run for months and in three different cases to escape the arrest.

What we know:

According to the South Fulton police, Crouch led the authorities on a high -speed hunt while he drove a stolen truck last week. The persecution was recorded in a newly published Dash Camera video from February 19.

The 39-year-old suspect has been on the department of the department since last September when he was declared fugiv for women for women who were celebrated in Ringgold.

Since then, the investigators have recorded 20 arrest warrants for crouching arrest in connection with cases of theft and theft and combined it in the past seven months with at least four reports on stolen vehicles around the Metro Atlanta region.

What we don't know:

The police believe that Crouch is somewhere in South Fulton, Union City or Fairburn.

Timetable:

In October, the police said that Crouch was behind the wheel of a truck stolen from Atlanta.

According to SGT. Roger Burkhart, a chase, and Crouch was escaped, but was discovered a week later by the police in the same truck.

This time he lost control of the truck and crashed. When he was brought to the Grady Memorial Hospital by ambulance, Crouch managed to flee by pressing an officer out of the emergency vehicle.

Later on this day, the investigators said that Crouch in Fulton Industrial BLVD broke into another business and stole another truck.

In the past few months, the police said that he had used it to steal materials from construction sites – until the chase, which ended with an accident last Wednesday.

What's next:

The police say that it is a top priority.

What you can do:

Although he is not armed, the police officers from South Fulton do not recommend approaching him. Instead, they say that it is best to call 911.

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