Mason Spencer, Raymond Underwood, 1 other arrested after the police from Kenosha County was arrested, ends with the car accident in Lake County, IL

Lake County, Ill. (WLS) – The police arrested an “extremely violent” criminal and two more after a chase from Wisconsin to Illinois ended in an accident on Monday morning.

The Kenosha County's office said around 8:45 a.m., a MP found a Chevrolet cavalier, whose owner, Mason Spencer, had no valid driver's license and was searched for “numerous criminal complaints” from Lake County, Illinois.

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The deputy tried to initiate a traffic freeze to USH-45 at CTH-C, but the driver of the Cavalier driver towards the south to USH-45.

The MPs followed the cavalier with the help of the sheriff office of Lake County to Illinois.

At the intersection of USH-45 and IL-173, the cavalier fell against another driver and deactivated both vehicles.

The police found three people, including Spencer, in the cavalier. Spencer had “numerous active arrest warrants for his arrest” and “has an extremely violent criminal history,” said the Kenosha County's sheriff office.

The Lake County's office also took Raymond Underwood, who drove the cavalier due to several charges, including escape from escape and the ruthless danger.

The third person in the cavalier was initially arrested, but later released without charges.

The person who was in the vehicle that the cavalier hit suffered minor injuries in the accident, the office of the Sheriff of the Kenosha County said. This person was also prison for outstanding arrest warrants.

The Lake County's office examines the crash and took custody for Spencer and Underwood.

Further information was not available immediately.