Woman found dead in Fort Worth home after roommate leads police on chase
Fort Worth police chase suspect in woman's death
Fort Worth police gives an update on a police chase that ended in Hurst on Monday night. The suspect in the chase is believed to be connected to the death of a woman earlier in the night.
HURST, Texas - A chase involving a Fort Worth murder suspect came to an end in Hurst. The suspect was taken into custody after he wrecked out.
What we know:
Fort Worth police said they got a call around 6 p.m. from a person who said 30-year-old Dylan Jones came to his house saying he had harmed his roommate.
When police arrived at the home, Jones was gone.
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Shortly after, they spotted his vehicle and tried to pull him over, but he drove off.
The police chase lasted nearly 40 minutes. Videos shared with FOX 4 captured the chase as it weaved through highways in Fort Worth and surrounding cities. More than two dozen police units were involved in the chase.
The chase eventually came to an end near the Hurst Lowe’s on Grapevine Highway just before 8 p.m.
Police said Jones wrecked out after driving over spike strips. He was tasered and taken into custody.
When police checked Jones' home, they found 28-year-old Ariel Levy dead.
No officers were hurt.
What we don't know:
Police have not yet released information about how Levy died.
Dylan Jones (FWPD)
What's next:
Fort Worth police said Jones has been charged with capital murder and evading arrest.
Their investigation is ongoing.
The Source: Information in this article comes from the Fort Worth Police Department.