Evansville Woman Arrested After 12-Mile Pursuit, Faces Impairment and Drug Charges
An Evansville woman, Latasha Mosley, was apprehended after leading deputies on a 12-mile pursuit through Vanderburgh and Warrick counties. The chase began when she fled from a traffic stop where officers observed signs of impairment. She faces multiple charges, including…
Indianapolis, IN, August 26, 2026 — An Evansville resident, identified as Latasha Mosley, was taken into custody following a pursuit that spanned approximately 12 miles across Vanderburgh and Warrick counties. The incident commenced when officers initiated a traffic stop, during which they observed indications of impairment.
According to preliminary reports, Mosley failed to stop and instead fled the scene, prompting deputies to engage in a pursuit. The chase continued for roughly 12 miles before she was apprehended.
Following her arrest, Mosley was charged with multiple offenses. These include fleeing law enforcement and possession of suspected marijuana. The summary stated that additional charges are anticipated.
Further complicating the charges, Mosley reportedly admitted to swallowing methamphetamine during or prior to the incident. This admission is expected to lead to further legal action as authorities investigate the full scope of the drug-related allegations.
The exact timeline of the pursuit and the specific details surrounding the initial traffic stop were not fully detailed in the summary. Information regarding the contractor’s name, the permit status, inspection outcomes, code violations, or fine amounts were not provided. The summary did not specify what happened next beyond her apprehension and the pending charges.
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