Police chase ends with arrest of wanted man in crozet — handcuff

Multi-county wanted suspect taken into custody

Crozet, VA — A traffic stop targeting a wanted individual escalated into a vehicle pursuit and foot chase before ending in an arrest Thursday evening.

The incident began around 7:08 p.m. April 30 on Lanetown Road when Albemarle County Police attempted to stop a vehicle connected to a wanted person. The driver failed to yield, prompting officers to initiate a pursuit.

Police used a controlled maneuver to bring the vehicle to a stop. The driver then exited and fled on foot before being taken into custody after a brief chase.

The suspect was identified as 41-year-old Jonathan A. Iseman of Crozet.

Authorities said Iseman was wanted in multiple jurisdictions, including Augusta County, Rockbridge County, and Waynesboro for felony probation violations, as well as in Charlottesville for failure to appear on a breaking and entering charge.

He has been charged with felony eluding, with additional charges pending.

Iseman is being held without bond at the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail.

Key Points

Police pursuit in Crozet ends with arrest after foot chase
Suspect wanted in multiple jurisdictions across Virginia
Charged with felony eluding with additional charges pending

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