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Calhoun man accused of assaulting police with a vehicle
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A Calhoun man was jailed early Monday morning after police say he drove away while officers were attempting to remove him from his vehicle near the intersection of Ga. 140 and Old Dalton Road, reports stated.

According to Floyd County Jail records:

Thomas Michael Brogden, 50, of 169 Saddle Mountain Drive is charged with two counts of felony aggravated assault and attempting to elude a police officer. He is additionally charged with misdemeanor DUI and failure to maintain lane.

Police chased Brogden for four to five minutes after he drove off and finally caught him. The report stated he was under the influence of “carbon monoxide” and unable to safely operate his vehicle.

He remained in jail this morning.
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