VIDEO: Dighton man in custody after multi-town high speed pursuit that began in Marstons Mills


MARSTONS MILLS – Mass State Police report that this morning at about 9:30 a.m., Barnstable Police attempted to stop a 2017 Hyundai Sonata in their town. The operator refused to stop and a pursuit ensued.

The pursuit continued on local roads and highways from Cape Cod to Middleborough, including Route 6, Route 3, Route 44, Route 105, Route 28, and Route 495. Several local police departments were involved in the pursuit, including Barnstable, Sandwich, Plymouth, Carver, Lakeville, and Middleborough, with Massachusetts State Police cruisers maintaining a secondary, supporting role.  A helicopter and flight crew from the Massachusetts State Police Air Wing was particularly instrumental in maintaining visual contact with the fleeing suspect. Video footage from the Air Wing over-flight support mission is included with this release.

During the pursuit, the suspect vehicle drove at an extremely high rate of speed, at times approximately 100 MPH, and contrary to traffic on Route 44 in Plymouth and Route 495 in Middleborough. Two Sandwich Police cruisers were damaged during the pursuit when they maneuvered to avoid being struck by the fleeing vehicle.

The vehicle eventually stopped on the ramp from Route 44 West to Route 495 North after striking two local police cruisers, one from Lakeville and one from Middleborough.

The operator, Cary Guy, 24, of Dighton, was placed under arrest by State Police and booked at the Middleborough Barracks on the following charges:
1.  Failure to Stop for a Police Officer
2. Operating to Endanger
3. Operating after License Revocation
4.  Speeding

Additional charges will likely be forthcoming from local departments.

Guy was held without bail pending his arraignment in Wareham District Court tomorrow.

There were no injuries to any parties as a result of this pursuit.

A release from Sandwich Police is below the video:

Media release and video furnished by Mass State Police

Release from Sandwich Police:
A 24 year old male from Dighton, MA is facing charges after a vehicle pursuit originating in the town of Sandwich.

On February 20, 2017, the Sandwich Police received a 911 call of a vehicle being operated erratically which had just entered into the Shell Gas station on Route 130 in Forestdale. A Sandwich police cruiser was dispatched.

When the Sandwich Police Cruiser located the suspect vehicle, it fled north from the gas station on Route 130. In the act of fleeing, the vehicle made contact with front bumper of the Sandwich Police cruiser.

Secondary Sandwich Police units located the vehicle traveling north on Route 130 at a very high rate of speed. The suspect was passing vehicles and driving on the wrong side of the road. Sandwich Police officers had to avoid being hit. The suspect vehicle then entered Route 6 east bound and contact was lost.

Sandwich Police re-located the vehicle on Service Road in the area of Chase Rd. The suspect drove his vehicle directly at two Sandwich Police cruisers in the wrong lane causing them to leave the roadway to keep from being hit.

The suspect vehicle then got on Route 6 west bound. The Massachusetts State Police was advised and a short time later the vehicle was observed again by Sandwich Police near exit three west bound. Another Sandwich Police cruiser was run off the road by the suspect vehicle. All information was given to the State Police who located the suspect and continued the pursuit off Cape.

Sandwich Police learned that after a lengthy pursuit by other police agencies the suspect vehicle, being operated by Cary Guy Jr., age 24, of Dighton, MA, was eventually stopped where he was taken into custody by the Massachusetts State Police. Guy faces numerous charges including Assault by Means of a Dangerous Weapon, Leaving the Scene of Property Damage, Failing to Stop for a Police Officer, and Operating to Endanger.

Three Sandwich Police cruisers were damaged and one officer was transported to CCH with a minor injury.

The Sandwich Police is continuing the investigation.

 



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