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High-speed chase involving Texas DPS and Border Patrol ends in arrest

Troopers for the Texas Department of Safety and agents for Border Patrol were involved in a high-speed chase early Saturday morning.

According to a DPS official, the chase started at 6:53 a.m. at Texas I-10 mile marker 58 in El Paso County. It continued into Border Patrol’s jurisdiction, at which point Border Patrol agents started assisting DPS.

The pursuit ended around Texas I-10 mile marker 102 when DPS and BP apprehended the woman driver.

According to DPS, the vehicle, a 2014 gold GMC Acadia, was reported stolen from El Paso.

DPS said the driver is charged with evading charges, a felony.

No one was injured in the chase.

DPS is still investigating the stolen vehichle.

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