Madison County Manhunt Ends
24.08.12Filed Under: ECI News
A Madison County manhunt ended Thursday when police apprehended the suspect in a wooded area near Grandview Golf Course. The incident began when 21-year-old Joshua David Basey of Elwood fled from officers during a routine traffic stop. Police gave chase and at one point fired their weapons in an effort to shoot out a tire on the subject’s car. Basey crashed twice before coming to a stop and running into a heavily wooded area, where a police K9 assisted in his capture. Basey has previously been charged with nine offenses in Madison County in just the past two years. His most recent charge, domestic battery, was August 16.
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