2022-02-08
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Amarillo police looking for wanted felon after short pursuit through south Washington
Amarillo police are looking for a man who is a wanted felon after a short pursuit this morning through south Washington.
According to officials, today at around 9:18 a.m., Amarillo officials were called to assist agents from the United States Marshals Service who had attempted to stop a vehicle.
The passenger of the vehicle was believed to be a wanted felon.
The vehicle was first located at I-40 and Ross and the driver refused to stop.
As the vehicle passed SW 34th and south Washington, the passenger jumped from the vehicle and fled on foot.
The driver continued to a home near south Bowie Street where he stopped.
The driver, 38-year-old Jonathan Sundblom, was arrested for Evading in a Vehicle and Hindering Apprehension.
Sundblom was booked into the Potter County Detention Center on his Charges.
The passenger, 38-year-old David Wayne Kimball, was not located.
Kimball has a warrant out of Randall County for Manufacture/Delivery of a Controlled Substance.
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Amarillo police: Suspect in custody after exiting vehicle, running from officers
February 17
The Amarillo Police Department released information about a pursuit and subsequent arrest Thursday afternoon.
According to a news release, David Wayne Kimball, 38, was taken into custody at a residence on Tennant Street. Officers initially observed Kimball, wanted for a felony warrant, in the passenger seat of a vehicle at southeast 14th Avenue and Fairfield Street and attempted to stop the vehicle.
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The vehicle fled from officers, and then Kimball exited and ran on foot.
He was located inside of a residence in the 1400 block of Tennant Street.
Kimball was booked into the Randall County Jail on charges for manufacture/delivery of a controlled substance, evading arrest/detention and a federal hold for weapons violations.