Some criminals don’t seem to have their priorities straight, especially after leading multiple cops on a dangerous police chase. One man in Florida attempted to flee deputies in Lee County and nearly crashed into other vehicles when he was finally brought to a halt after his truck flipped onto its side. But as the driver was ordered to get out of his vehicle, he made an odd request, showing the deputies that he didn’t know or care about how serious the situation really was.
Deputies find several drugs in the man’s vehicle
On October 18 at around 3:05 a.m., deputies arrested a man, later identified as 22-year-old Zachary Taylor Murray, after he led them on a wild chase that started in Fort Myers, according to post by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) in an official Facebook post.
The LCSO says that deputies were on patrol near Orange Grove Boulevard in North Fort Myers when they received a request for assistance from the Fort Myers Police Department about a vehicle that had fled from a traffic stop in their jurisdiction.
Murray was seen driving his white truck near the intersection of Orange Grove Boulevard and Pondella Road around a parked vehicle and through a red light, almost colliding with another truck…