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    Man Flees after Receiving Prison Sentence

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    By KMAN Staff on September 5, 2012 State News

    WINFIELD, Kan. (AP) Authorities say a south-central Kansas man is facing fresh charges after running from a courthouse where he’d just been sentenced to prison and speeding south into Oklahoma.

    The Arkansas City Traveler reports Chang Lee Saulsberry (30), of Winfield, was arrested Tuesday after driving into a ditch in Oklahoma’s Kay County. The car burst into flames, but Saulsberry was unhurt.

    Saulsberry had just received a 20-month sentence in Cowley County District Court for possessing a chemical used to make methamphetamine.

    Cowley County Attorney Chris Smith says that Saulsberry bolted outside, then led officers on a 25-mile, high-speed chase from Winfield down U.S. 77 into Oklahoma.

    He was being held Tuesday night in Kay County, Okla. Authorities say they’re studying charges against him in both states.

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