The driver, later identified as 39-year-old Jason Therrien from Holly Hill, drove recklessly, weaving through traffic, driving on the wrong side of the road, running red lights, and reaching 40 mph over the speed limit in residential areas. A Volusia Sheriff's Office deputy deployed a second set of stop sticks, which Therrien hit again, yet he continued fleeing. Despite deteriorating tires, he kept speeding around blind turns in the wrong lane. At the intersection of Old Dixie Highway and Walter Boardman Lane, Therrien lost control, ran off the road, and crashed into a deputy's stationary patrol vehicle with its emergency lights on. Therrien was arrested.
The driver, later identified as 39-year-old Jason Therrien from Holly Hill, drove recklessly, weaving through traffic, driving on the wrong side of the road, running red lights, and reaching 40 mph over the speed limit in residential areas. A Volusia Sheriff's Office deputy deployed a second set of stop sticks, which Therrien hit again, yet he continued fleeing. Despite deteriorating tires, he kept speeding around blind turns in the wrong lane. At the intersection of Old Dixie Highway and Walter Boardman Lane, Therrien lost control, ran off the road, and crashed into a deputy's stationary patrol vehicle with its emergency lights on. Therrien was arrested.
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