*UPDATED* Manhunt Saturday Night in North San Angelo

Over 20 San Angelo Police Department, Tom Green County Sheriff's Department and Department of Public Safety vehicles are involved in a manhunt in north San Angelo.

Scanner traffic indicated that the suspect was driving at a high rate of speed into San Angelo from the north. San Angelo Police were called by DPS to help intercept. Somewhere around Armstrong and FM 2105, the suspect left his vehicle and the manhunt continued on foot. 

Video of a drive-by of the scene noth of San Angelo Saturday night:

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Update 11:17 p.m.

Police found two shirts and a flashlight before catching the suspect. The suspect is now in custody.

Update 11:27 p.m.

Scanner updates indicate that the suspect was apprehended further up north on County Road 208, north of Red Creek Rd.

Update 11:42 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 2

San Angelo PD Public Information Officer Sgt. Brian Robinson confirmed the identity of the driver as 22-year-old Randy Sutton. 

The manhunt began on Saturday night at approximately 10:20 p.m. Officer Tony Dietz initiated a traffic stop on a passenger vehicle at 19th and Pecan Streets. Rather than stop, Sutton evaded police, continuing through several blocks on Armstrong St. and then turn north on County Road 208 towards the county line.

After several blocks, Sutton crossed the city line, and was no longer in the San Angelo Police Department's jurisdiction. Sgt. Robinson explains that when this happens, other agencies become involved, acounting for the presence of multiple vehicles from the DPS and Sheriff's Office in addition to the police. 

The vehicle eventually crashed in a field and Sutton continued to flee on foot, but was swiftly caught and transported to Tom Green County Jail for evading arrest on foot and evading in a motor vehicle. 

Sutton was also booked on four active county warrants. 

Update 3:15 p.m., Feb. 2

A reader Rene Rubio pointed out that this is not the first time Dutton led San Angelo Police on a vehicle chase. We reported on another one back in October.