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Fleeing ATV operator nabbed
The driver of an ATV illegally being operated on public roads was apprehended after leading Okaloosa Sheriff’s deputies on an on- and off-road chase last week.
Christopher Andrew Oglesby, 23, of Batten Road in Crestview was driving a yellow ATV west on U.S. Highway 90 in Crestview when he was spotted by a deputy.
According to his arrest report, Oglesby led the deputy onto Helms Farm Road before driving the ATV into a retention pond and back onto and across Hwy. 90, where he was almost struck by traffic.
The report stated Oglesby almost rolled the ATV over when he turned onto Mayo Trail. When he turned onto Kit Drive and headed back toward Hwy. 90, deputies called off the pursuit to avoid potential injury to Ogelsby or innocent motorists.
Later the same evening, a different deputy spied Ogelsby standing near the yellow ATV on Hwy. 90. Though Ogelsby ran off on foot, he was captured and arrested shortly thereafter.
Ogelsby was transported to the Okaloosa County jail on felony and misdemeanor charges of resisting an officer without violence, reckless driving, fleeing/ attempting to elude a police officer, and driving while his license was knowingly revoked. He faces an Oct. 7 court appearance.
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| when people keep getting slaps on the wrist,it means they are probley NARCS. |
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| none ya - Aug 30, 2008 09:23:10 PM | Remove Comment |
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| I know Chris and he is always doing something like this, and has a record a mile long,but as always the judge will slap him on the wrist and say don't do that again. It will take a death or serious accident like always before anything will be done. |
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| G - Aug 29, 2008 12:02:53 AM | Remove Comment |
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| What a nitwit. First, ATVs are illegal on public roads. Second, the little twit endangered the lives of valuable law enforcement officers. And third, he also endangered the lives of people driving on Hwy. 90. Hopefully the judge will lock him away for the good of society in general for a long, long time. |
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| Matt - Aug 28, 2008 09:14:14 AM | Remove Comment |







