CHARLOTTE — The man who led Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officers on a high-speed, hours-long chase two years ago is back behind bars.
Tyler Harding was arrested on Friday. He’s accused of stealing another car, leading police on a chase along South Boulevard, and then jumping out and running into a stranger’s home.
Last year, Harding pleaded guilty to multiple charges stemming from a brazen chase through parts of Charlotte back in 2022. Chopper 9 Skyzoom was overhead as Harding weaved in and out of traffic during the two-hour police chase.
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It ended when Harding crashed into multiple cars at the intersection of East and South boulevards.
NEW: The man who led police on a high-speed, hours long chase in Charlotte in 2022 was arrested again -- accused of doing it again.
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Police say last week, Tyler Harding stole a car, led them on a chase, ditched the car & ran into a stranger's house.
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After pleading guilty, Harding was sentenced to prison but was recently out on parole.
He’s due in court Monday for the new charges.
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