Woman Leads Police on Hours-Long Low-Speed Chase in Stolen Car Through Nashville
- On Tuesday morning, 28-year-old Katlyn Gayle Wray led police on an hours-long low-speed chase through Nashville before being arrested on I-24.
- The pursuit started when officers found Wray asleep inside a reported stolen vehicle in Old Hickory, and she fled after being approached.
- Police and Tennessee Highway Patrol troopers followed Wray at speeds as low as 7 to 15 mph, deploying spike strips that flattened all four tires.
- Wray was arrested just after 7:30 a.m. and is facing multiple charges, including two separate vehicle theft offenses, a reckless endangerment charge, and four felony counts related to evading arrest.
- Wray remains held on a $107,000 bond, and law enforcement emphasized the priority of public safety throughout the incident and arrest.
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Woman leads police on hours-long low-speed chase in stolen car through Nashville
By Amanda Roberts Click here for updates on this story NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WTVF) — A woman led Nashville police on an unusual hours-long low-speed chase Tuesday morning after being found asleep in a stolen vehicle, at times traveling as slow as 7 miles per hour while morning commuters maneuvered around the pursuit. Convicted felon Katlyn Gayle Wray, 28, faces multiple charges, including vehicle theft, reckless endangerment, and evading arr…
Woman in custody after slow-moving pursuit through Nashville in stolen vehicle
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A woman is in police custody following an hours-long pursuit through Davidson County that started around 3 a.m. Tuesday. According to authorities, the vehicle was initially spotted in the 800 block of Burnett Road in Old Hickory with a woman asleep inside. Officers reportedly checked the tag in a police database, and it was confirmed to be stolen. When officers attempted to approach the car, the woman allegedly drove in…
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