Haywood county, when he refused to stop. Multiple agencies became involved in the pursuit and stop sticks were deployed about 3 miles prior to the crash. Four people were in the Dodge Durango but the driver was the only one injured. Authorities say he was not seriously hurt. 3 3 3 3 new this morning. A fire damages part of a home in weaverville. Firefighters were called to the home on village park drive around 10 30 last night. Our crew at the scene captured firefighters removing the bed. The Weaverville Fire Department tells us the fire was contained to the bedroom, and the woman inside and her dog made e out safely. The cause of the fire remains under investigation. 3 3 investigators are still working this morning to determine the cause of a house fire in candler. The blaze started around 7 last night on Walter Crawford road. Crews quickly got the fire out and 3 buncombe county authorities are asking for the publics help after shots were fired at a local housing development. Early mo
Thats a nicec i will have another one for you back to you. Holly a chase that started in Haywood County ended in buncombe county. Jay Lauren Brigman is outside Mission Hospital where the driver involved was taken after the crash. Lauren, why were officers trying to stop the vehicle in the first place . Lauren jay, for speeding. Im told the officers were trying to stop them in Haywood County and that they were going about 80 Miles Per Hour in a 60 Miles Per Hour. 80 Miles Per Hour in a 60 Miles Per Hour zone. We are not sure exactly where this chase began, but we know it started in Haywood County and ended in a crash here in buncombe county. We have video to show you from that crash scene on i40 eastbound near the Farmers Market exit there at brevard road. Traffic was backed up for quite a bit because they had one lane closed there during this incident. With them this morning that four people were in that dodge dew ran go and as we said the driver is a tennessee man in his 0s. He was th
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