COLLEGE STATION MAN AT LARGE AFTER CHASE THROUGH GRIMES, BRAZOS COUNTIES

  

College Station police are searching for a man who they say led authorities on a high speed chase that began in Grimes County and ended in a local neighborhood.

Authorities attempted to stop 33-year-old Matthew Jarrett of College Station in Grimes County on Saturday, after he was seen driving a vehicle that they say was stolen.  They also say Jarrett flashed a gun while driving.

Officials say Jarrett did not stop and sped north on Highway 6 into Brazos County at speeds of over 100 mph.

The chase ended around 8 p.m. in the Edelweiss neighborhood, near Graham Road and Brandenburg Lane.  Police say Jarrett got out of the vehicle and was able to escape on foot.

Jarrett is described as a white male, 6’2” and 150 lbs.  Police say he has distinguishable tattoos on his face and neck, including the phrase “Mamma Tried” over his eyebrows.  He was last seen wearing a white tank top, gray shorts and a flat bill hat.

Jarrett is believed to be armed and dangerous.  Anyone who sees Jarrett is warned to not approach him, but call 911.