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December 23, 2020 9:32 am
The investigation began when LSO responded to an auto theft on Dec. 16.
Two vehicles, a 2019 Audi Q8 and a 2012 Jaguar Convertible, were taken near SW 12th and W Denton. Both vehicles were worth $94,000.
Deputies say they tracked the Audi using its virtual cockpit, similar to OnStar, on Dec. 22. The Audi was found near 70th and Holdrege Streets spraypainted black.
Although LSO did not pursue the vehicle, the State Patrol helicopter was activated to follow the car across town until it was abandoned near 7th and ‘C’ Streets.
Officials say the driver jumped into a different car near 12th and High Streets, then attempted to flee on foot before being taken into custody.
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