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The driver of a stolen truck tractor disabled two Pulaski County sheriff’s cruisers in a chase that began on Dixon Road about 4 a.m. this morning. The chase included a gunshot fired at the semi driver, but he got away. The crime scene investigation closed Dixon Road, which crosses the Pine Bluff freeway south of Little Rock, for a period of time this morning.

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UPDATE: Here’s the completed report and photos provided by the sheriff’s office above and below of the disabled patrol cars.

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A preliminary report from Lt. Carl Minden follows:

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