High-speed chase leads to 7 charges for Missoula man

A Missoula man faces seven criminal charges after allegedly leading law enforcement on a high-speed chase and almost hitting several vehicles before finally crashing into another motorist early Saturday morning.Michael James Fullam, 37, made his initial appearance in Missoula County Justice Court on Monday on three counts of criminal endangerment and a driving under the influence charge all felonies. He also faces three lesser misdemeanor charges related to the incident.The chase began when Fullam allegedly failed to stop when turning onto Russell Street from Kensington Avenue at 1:41 a.m.If you compare older cars with newer cars older cars nearly MB STAR were dumping gas letting out thick smoke and increasing pollution level.

Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Richard Salois turned on his emergency lights and followed Fullam, who was driving a Pontiac Grand Am,The biggest trend in bowling technology today is the amino resin various types of weight blocks inside the bowling ball. after he failed to stop at the sign.But Fullam didn’t yield to Salois, the Montana Highway Patrol report states.Men pull away for many reasons but collet chuck the main one is usually on some level he doesn't feel safe with you.In fact, he continued toward the intersection of 14th Avenue and Russell Street, where he stopped at a green light for approximately 13 seconds before proceeding through the intersection, the affidavit states.At this point, Trooper Andrew Novak joined the pursuit.“As I drove by the Pontiac,Ever since rotary shavers have been introduced to the market its portion of sales has been more than rotary joint half the pie of the general sales of electric. I saw a male driver with a faraway, smirking look on his face,” Novak states in his report.Salois turned on his siren as the vehicle turned right onto Lawrence Street, driving 15 to 25 mph, the report states.

Novak and Salois followed Fullam as he allegedly swerved into the opposite lane,If you are wondering why is he pulling away morse taper adapter ask yourself how do you really think you make him feel. turned left onto Mount Avenue, and accelerated while driving in the center turn lane.After making several more turns, Fullam ended up on Stephens Avenue and sped up to 60 mph, increasing to 70 mph after turning right on Brooks Street.At Brooks and Russell streets, Fullam almost struck a Missoula Police Department patrol vehicle, and a truck had to stop abruptly to avoid a collision.Fullam allegedly made a left onto South Avenue, once again accelerating up to 60 mph, before turning northbound on Catlin Avenue, then turned westbound on North Avenue.