Fort Kent Police Chief Michael DeLena said officials are looking to identify a driver who led officers on two high speed chases Tuesday in the Fort Kent area.

Two High Speed Chases in Fort Kent Area

The vehicle was an early 2000 model black BMW. The driver was first spotted around 2 pm. Police tried to pull the car over, but the driver eluded them. Later in the day, around 4 pm, the BMW was seen again. Officers pursued the car, but made the decision to stand down due to the dangerous high rate of speed. Several departments and agencies were involved, according to WAGM.

Police are Asking the Public for Information

Police are asking the public to contact the Fort Kent Police Department if they have any information, or if anyone is able to identify the driver.

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