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Source: Central Oregonian

A Prineville police chase involving two different vehicles and two on-foot pursuits concluded with two arrests late Friday morning. According to a Prineville Police Department report, on Nov. 13, at 11:53 a.m., a Prineville police officer attempted to stop a motorcycle in the area of Northeast Laughlin Road. The operator, later identified as Prineville resident Douglas Duran, refused to stop and fled from officers before turning into a driveway, where he lost control of the motorcycle and crashed. Following the crash, Duran jumped into the bed of a pickup truck driven by Prineville woman Tesla Delury. She then fled from officers and, during the incident, attempted to strike an officer with her vehicle. Delury continued east on Laughlin Road to Ochoco Highway before turning onto Northeast Barnes Road. She then traveled onto Barnes Butte Road and eventually Yellowpine Road.

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