Officials say 19-year-old Timothy Ezell ran away as officers processed him at the Winslow Police Station. Authorities had arrested Ezell on burglary of a motor vehicle and other charges. Police say this isn't the first time Ezell took dramatic measures to elude police.
In September, authorities say he stole a car, drove it drunk, crashed, tried to steal another car and then dropped 30 feet from a bridge into the Kennebec River, before finally being caught.
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