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CRUISER CAM: Man with history of fleeing from police crashes during high-speed chase

By WHIO Staff
By WHIO Staff

DAYTON — A man accused of causing a crash during a pursuit on Valley Street last month has been indicted on multiple felonies.

Steven E. Hudson, 36, of Dayton, was indicted on failure to comply with order or signal of an officer and two weapons charges in connection to the July 31 encounter with police.

Hudson, Steven Edward (08/13/1984) Hudson, Steven Edward (08/13/1984) - Held in custody of Montgomery County Jail with booking number 20-008852 on 07/31/2020 at 3:54 PM. Third Degree Felony - Having Weapons While Under Dis (Pending); First Degree Misdemeanor - Aggravated Menacing (Pending); Third Degree Felony - Robbery-Force/Threat Of Force (Pending); First Degree Misdemeanor - Theft Misdemeanor $1000 (Pending); First Degree Misdemeanor - Fail To Comply/Order-Sign P O (Pending); Third Degree Felony - Having Weapons While Under Dis (Pending); (Montgomery County Jail)

Cruiser camera footage shows video of who police say was Hudson speeding off a Route 4 exit ramp before speeding through Dayton neighborhoods. The video shows the car jumping curbs, running stop signs and speeding around corners before crashing at the intersection of Stanley Avenue and Valley Street.

At the time of the chase, Hudson was wanted for a previous case, where he was accused of fleeing from police on Dec. 27. He had failed to show up for court in the days before the chase on July 31.

Hudson remains in the Montgomery County Jail and he was scheduled for arraignment on the indictment this morning.


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