Originally published Friday, April 29, 2011 at 10:25 AM
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Dallas Zoo reopens after police chase
Officials have reopened sections of the Dallas Zoo that were closed after two men fled police and led authorities on a chase through the zoo.
The Associated Press
Officials have reopened sections of the Dallas Zoo that were closed after two men fled police and led authorities on a chase through the zoo.
Dallas police Sgt. Warren Mitchell says officers were serving a warrant at a nearby apartment Friday when two men, including the one they wanted, ran and jumped a fence into the zoo.
One of the men was quickly detained and later released. Police evacuated a portion of the zoo while they searched for the wanted man.
He was being sought on a probation violation related to an aggravated robbery and remained at large Friday afternoon.

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