A 27-year-old Leadville man who led police on a high-speed chase back in March failed to attend his court appearance Monday, prompting a warrant for his arrest.
Ryan E. Serens, 27, of Leadville, failed to appear in court after being arrested in March following a car chase that ended in EagleVail.
Photo courtesy of the Eagle County Sheriff s Office
Ryan E. Serens was arrested on March 24 after he led Eagle County sheriff’s deputies and Colorado State Patrol on a nearly one-hour car chase in a stolen red Subaru.
Serens’ case was bound over to the 5th Judicial District Court, and he was set to have his first appearance Monday, but didn’t show.
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Photo from Summit County Sheriffs Office
A Summit County judge sentenced Joshua Ramras to four years of probation during a hearing at the Summit County Justice Center on Thursday, April 22. Ramras pleaded guilty to a felony assault charge after a fight with his roommate in 2019.
On Oct. 1 of that year, Frisco Police Department officers arrested Ramras after a fight left his roommate with knife wounds to the face and hand.
The confrontation began with a disagreement about the roommates’ living situation while the two were out to dinner, according to court documents. They returned home separately where the confrontation turned violent, and Ramras cut his roommate with a knife during the fight.