PERU, Ind. – Indiana State Police on Thursday arrested a man who led them on a 12-minute chase that traveled through county and neighborhood roads.

36-year-old Brandon King of Rochester was arrested after a State Trooper observed that he was driving northbound on CR 850 W at a high speed and failed to stop at a stop sign while turning onto CR 600 N.

A State Trooper got behind King's vehicle and activated their sirens to pull him over.

State Police chased after King for approximately 12 minutes before he came to a stop near Virginia Street and Old SR 17.

King got out the car and fled on foot through a wooded area but was apprehended within minutes.

King has warrants out for arrest in Fulton and Marshall Counties.

King’s charges are as follows:

• Resisting Law Enforcement – Vehicle (Level 6 Felony)
• Resisting Law Enforcement – On Foot (A Misdemeanor)
• Possession of Marijuana (B Misdemeanor)
• Reckless Driving (C Misdemeanor)
• Marshall County Warrants – Burglary and Failure to Appear
• Fulton County Warrant – Possession of Marijuana