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Police arrest suspect in Christmas Day chase

Glen Hinshaw was charged after a police pursuit on Christmas Day.
Monroe County Sheriff's Office
Glen Hinshaw was charged after a police pursuit on Christmas Day.

A suspect allegedly involved in leading police on a Christmas Day chase through the Monroe County Airport and into Greene County has been arrested.

Glen Hinshaw was charged today with resisting law enforcement with a vehicle as a level 5 felony, reckless driving, leaving the scene of a property damage accident and criminal trespass.

The incident began when deputies located a stolen Black Chevy Equinox around South Rogers St. and South Rockport Road, according to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. The deputies followed the driver to the Monroe County Airport and onto the tarmac. The chase then continued into Greene County, where police recovered the stolen car but could not locate the driver.

On Dec. 26, the suspect was deemed armed and dangerous by the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office.

Hinshaw is currently held at the Monroe County Correctional Center. He currently has two other pending cases in Monroe County court for criminal trespass and possession of methamphetamine.

Aubrey Wright is a multimedia Report For America corps member covering higher education for Indiana Public Media. As a Report For America journalist, her coverage focuses on equity in post-high school education in Indiana. Aubrey is from central Ohio, and she graduated from Ohio State University with a degree in Journalism.
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