By Sue Danielson
May 10, 2021
(Undated) An 18-year-old driver led Iowa State Troopers on a high-speed chase from Carroll to Fort Dodge yesterday (Sunday). The Iowa State Patrol says a trooper stopped a gold 2012 Chevy Impala in Carroll for a tinted window violation. The Trooper then asked for a K-9 officer, then asked the driver, Isiah Mosley to step out of the vehicle, but the ISP says Mosley sped away, driving 60 miles at speeds of 100 miles per hour at times.
The I-S-P says as Mosley approached Fort Dodge on Old Highway 20 near Highway 169, a Trooper made intentional contact with Mosley s car, which went into a ditch. Troopers approached and found Mosley with a self-inflected gunshot wound, with a loaded handgun next to him in the car. He was taken to Iowa Methodist Medical Center.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation identified Isiah C. Mosley, 18 of Fort Dodge, as the driver that led Iowa State Patrol troopers on a multi-county pursuit that ended in the outskirts of Fort Dodge on Sunday. In a press release, the DCI also revealed that Mosley had sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound and is in a Des Moines hospital for treatment.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation identified Isiah C. Mosley, 18 of Fort Dodge, as the driver that led Iowa State Patrol troopers on a multi-county pursuit that ended in the outskirts of Fort Dodge on Sunday. In a press release, the DCI also revealed that Mosley had sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound and is in a Des Moines hospital for treatment.