Deputies had been searching for S-Hill because he had multiple warrants issued for his arrest. Deputies responded to the area and observed S-Hill driving a vehicle northbound on Blosser Ln. S-Hill was slowing as he approached the intersection with Highway 20 and deputies identified him as the driver of the vehicle from prior law enforcement contacts.
Deputies attempted to initiate a traffic enforcement stop on S-Hill. However, he failed to stop when the Deputies activated their emergency lights. S-Hill then failed to stop at the posted stop sign at Highway 20 and then fled northbound onto Coast Street. Hill also ran the posted stop sign at the intersection of Coast Street and Mill Street. Deputies pursued S-Hill, who continued evading officers northbound on Coast Street
As S-Hills vehicle attempted to make a right hand turn onto West Valley Street it struck the curb on the north side of the roadway, drove up the sidewalk and struck a wooden fence line in front of a residence. S-Hill then left the scene of the accident and continued across Main Street onto East Valley Street. The vehicle then struck the curb at East Valley and Humboldt Streets at which time it became disabled due to a flat tire. S-Hill exited the vehicle and fled on foot. Following a short foot chase he was apprehended and placed under arrest without incident.
S-Hill was arrested and booked into the Mendocino County jail for 2800.2(a) VC [Felony Evading], 1203.2 PC [Violation of Formal Probation], 20002 VC [Hit and Run - Property Damage], 14601.1(a) VC [Driving on a Suspended License], felony warrant for probation violations, and a misdemeanor warrant for resisting or obstructing a peace officer.
Officers from the Willits Police Department responded and investigated the hit and run committed by Hill resulting in property damage to the fence on West Valley St.
Hill was subsequently booked into the Mendocino County Jail where he is currently being without bail..
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