Cory Hicks of Grantsboro facing felony charge after crash, chase
The incident began at about
At that point, the Highway Patrol picked up the chase.
Trooper
Hicks went off the road from the right lane, struck a guard rail, and crossed the northbound lane, coming to rest in the median. His car was heavily damaged in the incident.
Investigators found what they suspected was heroin and a needle in the car, according to troopers at the scene.
Both Hicks and an unidentified woman who was a passenger were taken to
Hicks was treated and released. No information has been given regarding his passenger, though a person describing herself as Hicks' mother told the
According to online court records, Hicks faces two unrelated counts of misdemeanor larceny in
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