KENSETT, Iowa – One arrest was made after a car chase nearly ends in tragedy in North Iowa.
The Worth County Sheriff’s Office says a deputy on patrol Monday south of Kensett spotted Justin Mulliner, 37, driving around 1:42 pm and the deputy knew Mulliner did not have a valid license.
The deputy turned on his lights and sirens and tried to pull Mulliner over. The Sheriff’s Office says that started a pursuit west on 390th Street, then south on Olive Avenue, West on 340th Street, and south on Nettle Avenue where the case finally stopped. Mulliner is accused of running a stop sign crossing Highway 9 and almost hitting another vehicle at 370th Street.
The Sheriff’s Office says Mulliner has been charged with eluding, speeding, driving while barred, and failure to obey a traffic control device. Iowa State Patrol and Iowa Motor Vehicle enforcement assisted with this incident.
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