Cleveland man sentenced for leading wild police chase in Willoughby: Police

WILLOUGHBY, Ohio (WJW) – A Cleveland man who led Willoughby officers on a police chase this spring was sentenced to prison.

Earlier this month, a judge sentenced My’Sunn Williams to one year in prison and up to three years of post-release control, the Willoughby Police Department said in a Tuesday press release.

The chase happened on May 11. Willoughby officers responded to the area of Skiff Street for reports of “a disturbance involving several individuals in a vehicle outside a residence and a possible firearm,” the police department said.

While on the scene, officers found and tried to pull over a white Kia near Skiff and Vine streets, but investigators said the driver sped off westbound on state Route 2.

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The driver then led officers on a high-speed chase, reaching about 95 mph and cutting off traffic. Willoughby police called off the chase because of safety reasons…

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