A high-speed chase in Paulding County came to an end after a deputy performed a PIT maneuver. The maneuver was successful, resulting in the driver being taken into custody. The incident occurred earlier this month, and the driver is now facing nearly a dozen charges.
A man from Paulding County has been jailed in connection with the chase. Further details about the incident can be found through local news sources, including FOX 5 Atlanta.
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