A Kansas City man is facing multiple charges in Daviess County after authorities say he led law enforcement on a high-speed pursuit that began late Thursday night, August 28, and ended with his arrest early Friday morning, August 29.
Prosecutors have charged 20-year-old Keehan David Freeman with felony aggravated fleeing a stop or detention. He also faces misdemeanor counts of speeding, careless and imprudent driving, failure to maintain insurance, driving without a valid motorcycle license, and failing to signal. In addition, he has been cited for an infraction of failing to display license plates. Bond has been denied.
According to court documents, a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper first observed Freeman on Interstate 35 in Clinton County traveling 86 miles per hour in a 70 zone. The motorcycle then accelerated to 160 miles per hour as the trooper pursued it into Daviess County. Freeman was accused of making unsafe passes and failing to signal lane changes during the chase, which was later terminated near the 69-mile marker…