Gwinnett County officer crashes into attempted murder suspect during high speed chase

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A man accused of attempted murder in South Carolina is in custody after a high-speed chase through Gwinnett County.

The Gwinnett County Police Department tells FOX 5 that the agency was contacted by the Seneca Police Department to be on the lookout for 20-year-old Emmanuel Williams on the night of Nov. 27. The 20-year-old, who was believed to be in a stolen vehicle headed towards Atlanta, was accused of opening fire on his family during a domestic dispute.

"During the altercation, the boyfriend, Emmanuel Williams, pulled out a gun and started shooting at the victims," said Seneca Police Chief Casey Bowling.

According to authorities, Williams is accused of shooting his girlfriend, her mother and the couple's 1-year-old child inside their apartment.

"To have a child shot is horrific. You never ever want to see a child hurt in any crime," said Chief Bowling.

Using Flock cameras and other investigative methods, officers located a black SUV that Williams was believed to be driving near Sugarloaf Parkway and North Brown Road.

"Our officers quickly utilized our Flock system. We have cameras everywhere. We were able to identify and locate the vehicle near I-85 and Sugarloaf Parkway," said Cpl. Juan Madiedo, Gwinnett County Police Department.

When officers tried to stop the vehicle, officials say Williams crossed all lanes of traffic and tried to speed off, leading to a chase that reached speeds of 80 mph.

Williams was eventually stopped at the intersection of Sugarloaf Parkway and Duluth Highway via a PIT maneuver. He was arrested at the scene.

The South Carolina man is now in the Gwinnett County Jail charged with driving without a seatbelt, felony fleeing to elude a police officer, unsafe lane change, obstruction of an officer, reckless driving, driving on a suspended license, driving over a gore, speeding, and following too closely.

He's expected to be extradited to South Carolina to face additional charges.