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W’burg man facing 27-count indictment related to Jan. 11 police pursuit

By: Mark White

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A Whitley County grand jury returned a 27-count indictment Monday against a Williamsburg man, who allegedly led police on a high speed chase from Tennessee into Kentucky last month in a stolen vehicle and allegedly tried to kill multiple officers during the pursuit.

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