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"A high-speed police chase ended in the middle of a 5K run, where one runner barely got his 5-year-old son out of the way in time.Kyle Spoon, 23, was out of jail on a $25,000 signature bond, according to Sebastian County Circuit Court records. Spoon was charged in December for growing marijuana, being in possession of drugs and guns simultaneously, having drug paraphernalia and maintaining his home for drug activities, according to records. All four charges are felonies.Spoon is back behind bars facing 11 additional charges from what police called a high-speed chase that ended in the middle of a local 5K race Saturday.Police dashboard camera video showed Spoon fleeing from Fort Smith police at speeds near 100 mph. Spoon then pulled his truck into the Chaffee Crossing area where a 5K race was being held, police said.As soon as police officers noticed the event, \"Our supervisor immediately terminated the pursuit, the officers shut down, and we have no way to determine which way a person is going to go,\" said Cpl. Patricia Sullivan of the Fort Smith Police Department. \"It just happened that this guy drove into the Chaffee Crossing area.\"The pursuit would have ended sooner had police officers realized an event was being held near their location, Sullivan said.\"I don't even know how fast he was going, but it was really, really fast!\" said Timothy Gushing, who was running in the race with his wife and three children. \"I see this pickup truck just come out of nowhere around the semi and just gun it racing straight towards us. I started screaming for everybody, especially my youngest, he was on his bicycle, he's only 5 years old, and was in front of me.\u201CHe swerved, went in the grass a little bit, lost control, and that's when he went right past my kid, and he was at least within a foot of him. I've never been so scared.\"Gushing, who is a sergeant with the Arkansas Highway Police, said his police instincts soon kicked in.\"He was trying his hardest to get out of the ditch. I ran up to him. That's when he jumped out and started running through the field. That's when I identified myself as a police officer and he stopped for me,\" Gushing said.Spoon was held without bond at the Sebastian County Detention Center in Fort Smith. He faces six charges of aggravated assault, two second-degree battery charges, felony fleeing apprehension, driving while intoxicated, and refusing to submit to a breath test, police said.Spoon is the son of Greenwood City Clerk and Treasurer Sharla Derry, who said she condemns her son\u2019s actions and is thankful no one was hurt."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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