Pennsylvania man wanted after Harrisburg chase, allegedly tossing large amount of meth

George Stockburger
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – A Pittsburgh man is wanted by State Police after a chase last week in Dauphin County during which he allegedly tossed a large amount of meth.

Pennsylvania State Police in Harrisburg say on May 7 Troopers conducted a traffic stop on US 22 for a registration violation. During the stop, State Police say Taj Lesane fled the stop in a 2022 Mercedes Benz GLE-AMG SUV.

State Police conducted a PIT maneuver and disabled the vehicle, however, Lesane continued to flee and was seen dumping a large amount of meth on the exit ramp of US 22 West at Route 39 in Susquehanna Township, according to Troopers.

The drugs were seized by State Police and placed into evidence at the Harrisburg barrack.

An arrest warrant was issued for Lesane, however, he remains at large. According to court records, Lesane is facing charges including fleeing police, DUI, and manufacture, delivery, or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver.

State Police say there is no danger to the public at this time, but if you have any information on Lesane’s whereabouts you’re asked to call 717-671-7500.

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