Man on stolen motorcycle leads deputies on high speed chase
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Published on 6/18/2012

Georgetown County deputies are searching for a man who was able to get away after a high speed chase.
The pursuit began at about 7:30 p.m. on Powell Road. The man was on what was later discovered to be a motorcycle reported stolen in Myrtle Beach.
The chase reached speeds of 120 mph.
Once reaching the intersection of Powell and Columbus Roads, the man jumped off the bike and fled on foot. He has not yet been located.

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