Michelle Miller, left, takes one of her basset hounds as Montgomery County, Kan., Rural Firefighter Adam Bright unloads the other after Bright and another firefighter rescued the dogs along with several horses and cows when a nearby creek overflowed its banks due to extremely heavy rain fall Monday.
A Fulton man is in custody after leading Maries County authorities on a chase, Monday.
According to Sheriff Chris Heitman, while working a highway safety grant detail, a deputy was attempting to stop a speeding motorist who was traveling 93 mph on U.S. 63 near Vienna. The driver, later identified as David Arnold Todd IV, 18, failed to yield and the driver continued to flee at high speed.
Todd increased his speed and traveled down a dead end road. He traveled into a private driveway and was attempting to turn around, but a deputy was able to block Todd in using his patrol vehicle.
Todd is currently being held in the Maries County Jail facing possible resisting arrest and traffic charges.