Man in custody after lengthy chase starts in Kentucky, ends with crash in Miami Twp.

MIAMI TOWNSHIP — A man is in custody after a chase started in Kentucky and ended in the Miami Valley Wednesday.

Kentucky State Police were chasing a car that belonged to Edward Adams, 29, who had multiple felonies and allegedly fake plates throughout the state of Kentucky when he entered Ohio, according to a spokesperson for Ohio State Highway Patrol.

KSP chased until the area of the OH-275 loop near Cincinnati when they lost sight of Adams.

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Around 6:20 pm “be on the lookout” was put out for agencies in the area.

A trooper spotted Adams’ car on I-75 near Austin Boulevard and tried to stop it.

Troopers continued to chase the car until it crashed into two semi-trailers and a guardrail on I-75 Northbound near SR-725 around 7:30 p.m.

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Troopers said Adams ran from his car after the crash.

Troopers asked for a K-9 to help track down Adams and located him close to the scene and took him into custody.

He suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries from the crash, troopers said.

Jeffery Caron was heading to his home in Dayton from work when he witnessed the crash happen.

He remembers seeing a man get out of the car and jump the guardrail.

“The officer pulled up, hopped out of his car, went to check the vehicle and at that point I had rolled my window down, hung up my phone call and hollered to the state trooper that he was not in the car and that he had jumped out as soon as the car came to a stop,” Caron said.

We are working to learn the charges Adams faces and will update this story as new information becomes available.

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