The police captured the suspect who ran before a crash in front of a stolen vehicle

Shawnee County – the search for a suspect that ran last month on Wednesday from a stolen vehicle crash.

Steven M. Rule, 39, from Topeka, is in custody in the Shawnee County Department of Corrections, according to the deputy Abigail Christian.

On April 24, the police examined a stolen vehicle report in Topeka, according to the Topeka police, Manuel Munoz. The investigations informed the officials that the vehicle was in the SW 17. And SW Wanamaker in Topeka.

The police found the vehicle and tried a traffic disability. The driver of the vehicle fled to the east on the 17th SW and the officers did not pursue. A short time later, a deputy of a sheriff from Shawnee County observed the vehicle that was involved in an accident at SW 17. And SW Mcalister when it hit a tree.

Several people ran from the scene and the MP ran for them. During the pursuit of the foot, the deputy heard that shots were fired and there was additional help. Law enforcement officers from several agencies, including the Kansas Highway Patrol and the police from Washburn University, arrived on site.

Two people were taken into custody at the crime scene, including Bryan K. Carter, 44, from Topeka due to the request of stolen property; Value of 1,500 to 25,000 US dollars, do not stop in an accident. Injuries/damage over 1,000 US dollars, interference in law enforcement, the operation of a motor vehicle without valid license.

Laura M. Herde, 42, from Topeka, was arrested and booked into the Sndoc for an arrest warrant from Douglas County and two offenses from Shawnee County.

The rule is in custody due to the fault of theft, failure to stop in the event of an injury accident, to provide the driver's obligation to provide certain information, to be exposed to disrupting and flee the law enforcement authorities during the license.