DPS said the driver of the 18-wheeler knocked over several stop signs and an electrical pole during the pursuit.
Officials with The Texas Department of Public Safety said 18 migrants were found in the back of an 18-wheeler in La Salle County following a high-speed chase.Eighteen migrants were found inside an 18-wheeler after a high-speed pursuit on Interstate 35, officials with the Texas Department of Public Safety said.A video posted on Facebook by DPS shows the dramatic chase between troopers and the 18-wheeler.
Officials said Frio County deputies were able to deploy a tire deflation device, but the driver continued driving away from the authorities.
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