Tulsa Police Pursuit Ends When Suspect Crashes

A Tulsa police pursuit ended early Tuesday afternoon when the suspect crashed into a residential area near 41st and Utica.

Task force officers were serving felony warrants on Freddie Allen Hayes when he managed to get to his car and take off. He led police on a high-speed chase.

Tulsa Police units joined the chase, and Hayes tried to hit one of the squad cars, according to Corporal Gene Watkins with the TPD.

Watkins said Hayes lost control of his car which left the road and hit a tree before launching into a residential fence in the 4100 block of South Troost.

Freddie Allen Hayes was once identified as a person of interest in the Fairmont Terrace quadruple homicides.

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He is currently wanted for drug possession and carrying a concealed weapon in January, 2013, and leaving scene of collision involving injury, driving under suspension, and driving with no insurance this May.

Hayes was taken to the hospital with what are believed to be non-life threatening injuries.