Man charged after allegedly fleeing officers in Franklin Park, Ross

A North Versailles man was arrested after main police on a chase via fleeing from police early Tuesday morning, in accordance Ross Township police.

A Franklin Park Police officer stopped Kasey Gusty, 36, on Route 79 southbound round 12:30 a.m. attributable to suspicion that Gusty was driving whereas on a DUI-related suspension. Because the officer tried to get Gusty out of the automobile, Gusty allegedly sped away. The officer was thrown from the aspect of the automobile, struggling minor accidents, in accordance with Ross Township police.

A short while later safety cameras noticed Gusty’s automobile on Perrysville Avenue in Ross Township. Shortly after 1 a.m. Ross officers noticed the automobile rushing down King Avenue.

They overlooked the automobile, however quickly discovered it deserted on John Road.

Officers and a K9 canine tracked Gusty, discovering him hiding behind a close-by home. He was in possession of 58 stamp baggage of heroin, in accordance with police.

Police charged Gusty is charged with aggravated assault, three counts of recklessly endangering one other individual, obstructing administration of regulation, resisting arrest, fleeing police, disorderly conduct and driving with a suspended license.

He’s being held in Allegheny County Jail with out bail, in accordance with on-line courtroom paperwork.

A preliminary listening to earlier than District Choose Robert L. Ford is scheduled for April 6.

Jacob Tierney is a Tribune-Evaluation employees author. You’ll be able to contact Jacob at 724-836-6646, jtierney@triblive.com or through Twitter .

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