On July 28, 2025, at approximately 6:41 pm, a Clinton County EMS employee reported a reckless driver northbound on Jackson from Fairground St. A Frankfort PD officer was monitoring EMS/Fire radio channels and heard the report. Simultaneously listening to the broadcast, the officer saw the suspect vehicle traveling an estimated 80-85 mph through a red light at Armstrong St. The officer activated his emergency lights and attempted to catch up to the vehicle. The suspect struck another vehicle and turned east on Walnut. At that time a pursuit was called out.
The pursuit continued east on Walnut, through the Goodwill, Travel Inn and church parking lots, south on Maish towards Kelley Rd/150 S. The suspect turned east on Kelley Rd. From there it would turn south into a bean field near 400 E causing considerable damage to the crop. The suspect then went into a corn field causing more damage to the crop.
Once inside the cornfield, the vehicle came to a stop. The officers created a perimeter and utilized Clinton County Sheriff’s Office and Indiana Department of Natural Resources drones to locate the suspect. Once located, he would run again and acted like he would give up several times. However, when the officers closed in to take him into custody, he resisted arrest.
Arrested- 48-year-old David Gonzalez Reyes of Indianapolis
Preliminary Charges- Reckless Driving, a C Misdemeanor, Leaving the Scene of an accident, a B Misdemeanor, Resisting Law Enforcement with a vehicle, a Level 6 Felony, Resisting Law Enforcement, an A Misdemeanor, Possession of Methamphetamine, a Level 6 Felony, Operating While Intoxicated, a Level 6 Felony, Operating While Intoxicated, an A Misdemeanor, Aggressive Driving, an A Misdemeanor.
He was also wanted on a warrant out of Marion County for Failure to Appear for an Operating While Intoxicated arrest from 2017.
Assisting Agencies- Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, Indiana State Police-Lafayette District Clinton County Central Dispatch Indiana DNR Division of Law Enforcement Kirklin Police Department
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