Boyce Teen Leads Deputies on High Speed Chase
Rapides Parish deputies arrest a teen driver who they say led them on a high-speed chase over the weekend.
On April 17th, at approximately 3 pm, deputies attempted to initiate a traffic stop on a vehicle in the Boyce area for minor traffic violations. The vehicle, deputies identified as being driven by Tylor Anthony Hare of Boyce, refused to stop and lead deputies on an high speed chase in the areas of Kendal Lane, St. Clair Rd. and LA Hwy 28 West where, due to the safety of the public, the pursuit was called off.
Deputies later discovered that the vehicle was also stolen from an individual on Kendal Lane. On Monday April 21st, warrants were issued for the arrest of Tylor Hare and Detectives along with Deputies located Hare at his residence where he was taken into custody without incident. Tylor Hare was booked into the Rapides Parish Detention Center on the active warrant along with possession of drug paraphernalia. Hare remains in jail on a $62,82 bond.
“Pursuits are some of the most deadly jobs we do in police work. We allow our supervisors to determine if the pursuit should continue, taking into consideration the crime that has been committed, in this case a traffic violation, and the danger to the public. Public safety is most important,” said Sheriff William Earl Hilton.
Tylor is charged with the following: Speeding, Aggravated Flight From Officer, Running Stop Sign, Careless Operation Vehicle, Drivers License, Reckless Operation Vehicle, Theft of Motor Vehicle, Criminal Mischief and Drug Paraphernalia.
