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Teens evade police, total car in wreck

by | Feb 21, 2019 | Latest

First responders work a single vehicle accident after two teens ran from Farmersville Police officers. (Wyndi Veigel/The Farmersville Times)

A joyride turned dangerous as two teens fled from Farmersville police Friday, Feb. 15.

According to information released by Farmersville Police Lt. Marsha Phillips, two 16-year-old males from Princeton were traveling on Hwy. 380 close to Brookshire’s when Patrol Officer Korey Redding clocked them for speeds over 100 mph in a white 2010 Nissan Altima.

The teens fled from the officer after he attempted to initiate a traffic stop.

Continuing down Hwy. 380, the teens turned onto CR 559, the road that leads to the lake.

By Wyndi Veigel • News Editor • [email protected]

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