Information: On January 8th, 2024, a Grand Traverse County Deputy observed a silver Chrysler 200 partially blocking an intersection in Acme Township and began monitoring the vehicle. The driver traveled through multiple gas station lots before entering US-31, where he was seen swerving, crossing the center line, and nearly striking other vehicles. When the deputy activated lights and sirens, the driver failed to stop and a pursuit began. Speeds reached approximately 120 mph according to the police report. The vehicle ran multiple stop signs, a red light at Acme Corners, and collided with another car before continuing. The pursuit ended behind a local hotel when the driver struck a cargo container and attempted to flee on foot. Deputies located open alcohol containers and marijuana inside the vehicle, noted signs of intoxication, and conducted a legal blood draw via search warrant. The suspect, identified as Benjamin Edward Coyne, was charged with OWI 3rd, felony fleeing and eluding, resisting/obstructing, DWLS, and open intoxicants. Disclaimer: This channel is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing any law enforcement agency. All footage and commentary are presented for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only. This channel does not condone or glorify violence of any kind. The views expressed in this content do not necessarily reflect those of any agency or individual depicted. Individuals featured in this content may be experiencing a mental health crisis, altered mental state, intoxication, or a difficult personal situation. Viewers are encouraged to treat all persons depicted with dignity, empathy, and respect. Contact: Are you a police officer, deputy, or trooper? Are you a witness to an interesting incident? Submit a tip to our team at: tips@mittencrime.net Do you have a general inquiry? Contact us at contact@mittencrime.net Usage Policy: All content featured on this channel has been sourced by the Mitten Cam team. Contact us if you would like to use our content.

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