Report of Forgery in Nixa Leads to High-Speed Chase, Arrest

Friday, January 26, 2024 at 7:19 AM

By Scott McCaulley @smcckc

A report of forgery at a Credit Union Office in Nixa leads to a high- speed chase and an arrest.

According to a post on the Nixa Police Department Facebook page, officers were dispatched to the reported forgery at the Blu Current Credit Union around 1:30 Thursday afternoon. The suspect fled from officers which led to a chase that eventually ended on Highway 65 near Ozark when the suspect stopped the vehicle at which time she was taken into custody.

The suspect, not named in the post, had a nationwide warrant for her as well as facing other local charges. She is currently in the Christian County Jail in Ozark.

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