High Speed Pursuit Comes Through Edmonson, Ends In Grayson County Crash

Nathan Constant (37), Bowling Green.

Darren Doyle, story:
A Bowling Green man led police on a high speed pursuit through three counties on Saturday, November 23rd around 8:30PM that resulted in a crash and arrest with the man facing multiple charges.

According to Kentucky State Police Post 3 Public Affairs Officer Katan Parker, a 2018 red Nissan Sentra that was reported stolen was spotted in Warren County, near Noah Bledsoe Road at the Edmonson/Warren line.

A traffic stop was initiated when the driver of the vehicle fled, according to Trooper Parker. A pursuit then took place with speeds of over 100MPH that went through Chalybeate, Brownsville, and then on Morgantown Road, according to local law enforcement. Edmonson County deputies joined KSP in the pursuit along with a Brownsville City Officer.

Law enforcement said the pursuit continued into Grayson County where the driver was disabled in a pit maneuver, according to KSP, where the vehicle wrecked out.

The driver was identified as Nathan Constant, (37) of Bowling Green. He was taken into custody and transported to the hospital where he was later discharged and lodged in the Grayson County Detention Center.

He was charged with:

• Disregarding Stop Sign
• Failure To Or Improper Signal
• Reckless Driving
• Receiving Stolen Property $10,000 Or More
• Fleeing Or Evading Police, 1st Degree (Motor Vehicle)
• Wanton Endangerment-1st Degree-Police Officer
• Criminal Mischief, 1st Degree
• Failure To Wear Seat Belts
  
• Failure To Wear Seat Belts
• Speeding 26 Mph or more over Speed Limit
  
• Serving Parole Violation Warrant