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After driving nearly a quarter-mile off-road, Hayes totaled the fire truck in a thicket. One crown is on the solar ramp, another is on the big wide ramp and the last is on a modern building (you will have to use jump boost to get up there. They only show up when you are driving a vehicle with that challenge. Hayes ran off the road onto westbound Flower Hill Way. They are going to be high up places that usually take more than 2 ramps to get to. He drove the truck south on US-31, where law enforcement spotted him and began pursuing the stolen fire truck. Hayes made it back out to the highway, where the Limestone County Sheriff’s Office said he stole a Tanner Volunteer Fire Department truck. While MCSO was tracking Hayes, he managed to run away from the scene in the creek under US-31. The Morgan County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Unit was called to assist and began tracking Hayes.

Hayes drove north on US-31 and ran off the road while crossing Martin Lime Road, nearly landing in Swan Creek. The Sheriff’s Office stated Hayes took off, throwing one EMT off the ambulance and trapping the other in the patient area. At the time, one EMT was in the patient area, while the other was stepping into the patient area. (Photo courtesy Limestone County Sheriff’s Office)Īccording to the Sheriff’s Office, Hayes got into the back of the ambulance, bypassed the patient compartment, and entered the driver’s seat of the ambulance. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.The Limestone County Sheriff’s Office says this Tanner Volunteer Fire Department truck was totaled after a Meridianville man stole it and ran off the road early Sunday morning. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.

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