A 28-year-old Spring Hill man was expected to face two felony charges after a high-speed chase on Interstate 35 ended in a rollover crash in Lenexa on Wednesday, Oct. 28, according to the Post’s Oct. 29 report.
The man fled an attempted traffic stop on northbound I-35 near 87th Street at 9:10 p.m. and accelerated his Honda Civic to between 110 and 120 mph before crashing into a concrete barrier, according to Mike Frizzell of the Johnson County Post. The crash caused the car to roll onto its roof, according to radio traffic cited in the report.
The driver was not wearing a seat belt. He was treated at an area hospital for minor injuries and remained in police custody throughout, according to the Johnson County Post. No other vehicles were involved.
Johnson County Sheriff's Office booking logs show the man was arrested at 10:33 p.m. and booked into the Johnson County Adult Detention Center early Thursday morning, the Johnson County Post reported. He is set to be charged with two felonies: more than four felony DUI's and fleeing or eluding law enforcement in the commission of a felony. He also faces misdemeanor charges of driving while suspended and driving without liability insurance.
This was the man's fourth booking into the Johnson County jail in 2026, according to detention center records cited by the Johnson County Post.
The Lenexa Police Department has not released details about the incident. The Post withheld the man’s name under its policy on suspects who have not been formally charged.
Residents with information can contact the Lenexa Police Department.
