Houston driver led troopers on high-speed chase, charged for smuggling
HOUSTON - A Houston driver led drivers on a high-speed chase while smuggling immigrants, officials say.
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According to Lieutenant Chris Olivarez, Texas Department of Public Safety troopers were involved in a high-speed chase reaching more than 100 miles per out in Kinney County.
Officials say the Houston driver crashed into a ranch fence and then ran from the car into a nearby brush.
The driver along with two immigrants from Mexico was found in the brush and arrested, Olivarez says.
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Authorities say the driver faces charges of smuggling, evading, and criminal mischief. One of the immigrants is faced with evading and criminal trespass charges.