Unfortunately I don't have any info, but what time was it? I saw cops flying up north I-35 in the Rundberg area a little after 10 PM.

I did not see the crash but I did get stuck in the resulting traffic from people avoiding the area. :/

We are at war with Eurasia. We have always been at war with Eurasia?


srsly though, that's kind of odd.

All those cop cars were a little west on Parmer right after Lamar by the new Scofield condos they are building. I saw a white car with a broken windshield but that was all I could see on the way by. There were about 8 cop cars out there.

They just reported on it on KEYETV.

http://www.keyetv.com/content/news/topnews/story.aspx?content_id=a050384c-7cee-4118-846f-e4f239f205e2

Two people are behind bars after a wild chase through the streets of Austin Wednesday evening.

Police say Jeffrey Cook and his ex-girlfriend Laura Sawyer led them on a pursuit through North Austin.

Police were trying to serve Cook with a federal warrant for drugs and weapons. They spotted him leaving his house and tried to stop him on Interstate 35 when the chase started.

Cook ran from police and held another woman against her will after busting into her apartment until Sawyer could arrive.

They raced down Lamar Boulevard and Parmer Lane, where Sawyer’s car crashed into a parked 18-wheeler and a car. That driver was sent to the hospital with minor injuries.

Police stopped the couple at Parmer and Interstate 35 and arrested them.

“No matter how good a job the supervisor does making the decision whether to terminate that pursuit or not, the pursuit is dangerous and bad things can happen and we recognize that. Luckily, in this case the two collisions that occurred were relatively minor,” Phil Crochett with APD said.

Cook faces evading arrest, unlawful restraint and aggravated robbery charges. Sawyer is charged with evading arrest, hindering apprehension and failure to stop and render aid. Neither has posted bond.