FAIRBORN — A man was found guilty of possession of fentanyl after leading police on a high-speed chase.
Alan Dominguez-Oliva was found guilty of possession of more than 20 grams of fentanyl and aggravated possession of drugs.
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Troopers attempted to stop Dominguez-Oliva on I-70 after observing the vehicle driving erratically. Dominguez-Oliva did not stop, and proceeded to lead the Ohio Highway Patrol on a chase that lasted more than 40 minutes.
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Records show Dominguez-Oliva reached over 100 miles per hour and ran multiple red lights.
Troopers were able to stop Dominguez-Oliva’s vehicle in Fairborn by using stop sticks.
Troopers forced Dominguez-Oliva from the vehicle and then Dominguez-Oliva lunged for a trooper’s service weapon.
Officers conducted a search of the vehicle and found fentanyl and methamphetamine.
Dominguez-Oliva was convicted of failure to comply and assault of an officer on top of his drug convictions.
Dominguez-Oliva was sentenced to over 23 years in prison.
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