Prosecutors said data from Jones’ vehicle shows he was going 112 miles per hour at the time of the crash.
The suspect was last seen in Fairhaven after robbing a bank.
Doctors determined that his condition would likely not improve with treatment.
Everett Police say she was a person of interest and her whereabouts were known early on in the investigation.
One woman allegedly falsely reported the car the inmate and accomplice initially escaped and the other allegedly drove the truck the inmate was in during the second escape attempt.
In total, six people were arrested for the months-long investigation earlier last year.
The judge also recommended he be admitted to the Bureau of Prisons drug treatment program.
The suspect fled from police, causing a chase near downtown Bellingham.
The resolution details short-term approaches to combatting the fentanyl crisis. These approaches include advocating for declarations of emergency on grander scales, expanding law enforcement’s response to fentanyl-related crime, expanding community programs to provide stability to those at-risk of abusing fentanyl and increasing medical treatment options for fentanyl abuse.
BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – A man is in custody after being accused of setting […]