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"State police arrested two men in connection with a string of burglaries recently. In court papers, police said the men pointed to drug hub in Burlington as the place they traded loot for heroin. Investigators conducted a search warrant there last Friday and a short time later, one of the men believed to be living at the alleged drug hub is said to have been involved in a police chase.In cruiser camera footage and city surveillance video obtained from Winooski Police Department, a truck can be seen speeding away from Sgt. Michael Cram's traffic stop.Using the WPTZ app? Click here to see this story's video.Click here to see the cruiser cam video in its entirety.Cram said the passenger in the truck he stopped hopped into the driver's seat and zoomed away at nearly three times the speed limit. Court documents reveal this happened after a drug-sniffing dog indicated it found something.The truck is seen hurtling through the Winooski traffic circle around 65 miles an hour. It bumps over curbs, cuts off drivers and eventually strikes some parked cars.Cram's cruiser camera shows the man bolting from the truck down West Canal Street. The suspect turns into the Woolen Mill Apartments parking lot with police hot on his tail.Cram continues his chase on foot and arrests the man, but not before he said the man resisted and Cram who shot him with a Taser.Police identified the driver as Tyshawn Mack of Brooklyn, N.Y. A judge charged him with multiple traffic offenses on Monday, but a just released search warrant indicates much more serious charges could be coming.The document said the truck had an estimated $95,000 worth of drugs inside, including more than $86,000 worth of heroin and about $4,500 worth of crack cocaine.Vermont State Police confirm Mack was a person of interest in a search warrant they executed at a house on Hickok Place.That raid happened last Friday -- the same time Cram stopped the truck Mack was in for allegedly failing to stop at a stop sign.Mack is fugitive of justice from New York wanted on a burglary charge. He declined to return to the Empire State at an extradition hearing at his court appearance on Monday. The judge set his bail at $150,000.WPTZ NewsChannel 5 has learned the possible drug part of his case is being taken over by the federal government.U.S. Attorney Tris Coffin said he could not comment on the investigation."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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