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BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Boise police have arrested a driver they say fled two traffic stops, tried to hit an officer's vehicle and barreled through a fence at a military base.
Police say they found 30-year-old Andrew P. Garza of Surprise, Arizona, on Sunday afternoon after a five-hour search. No one was hurt in the incidents.
Starting at 11:15 a.m., officers tried to stop a Chevrolet pickup twice in a five-minute period. The driver fled both times. Minutes later, police say Garza tried to ram a patrol vehicle, but the officer behind the wheel moved and wasn't injured.
The suspect then drove through a fence at Gowen Field before fleeing on foot. He was spotted hours later hiding in bushes.
Police say Garza was released from an Arizona prison 21 days ago. A listed number for Garza couldn't be located.
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