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Man wanted in chase that injured deputy surrenders
ROCK RAPIDS (AP) — A man wanted in Buchanan County in a chase that injured a deputy near Independence is in custody in Lyon County in northwest Iowa.
Authorities say Tracy Hackert, of Jesup, surrendered on Sunday. He faces several charges stemming from the Oct. 1 chase.
Buchanan County Deputy Joseph Schwinghammer, of Independence, was injured when his squad car ran off the road and went into a ditch.
The charges against Hackert include eluding a police officer, two counts of assaulting a police officer with a dangerous weapon and 18 traffic citations.
Hackert’s car was recovered in some trees in rural Lyon County.
Authorities say Tracy Hackert, of Jesup, surrendered on Sunday. He faces several charges stemming from the Oct. 1 chase.
Buchanan County Deputy Joseph Schwinghammer, of Independence, was injured when his squad car ran off the road and went into a ditch.
The charges against Hackert include eluding a police officer, two counts of assaulting a police officer with a dangerous weapon and 18 traffic citations.
Hackert’s car was recovered in some trees in rural Lyon County.
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