Police: Driver in Roosevelt crash held girlfriend against will
Police say the man who crashed into a Roosevelt gas station also held his girlfriend against her will. According to police, Tyler Gunter slammed his Hummer into a gas station on Nassau Road. Police
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Aug 12, 2015, 3:54 PM
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Updated 3,323 days ago
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Police say the man who crashed into a Roosevelt gas station also held his girlfriend against her will.
According to police, Tyler Gunter slammed his Hummer into a gas station on Nassau Road.
Police say before yesterday's crash, Gunter drove his girlfriend to his home and held her there after a fight.
The girlfriend was able to escape and get home, according to police. While she was talking to police, Gunter crashed into the gas station.
The 23-year-old is in the hospital this morning with serious head trauma.
Gunter faces charges of unlawful imprisonment.
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