Two men facing explosives possession following high-speed chase near Sabin

Two men were arrested early Sunday morning near Sabin for fleeing police and possession of explosives. At about 12:30 a.m., Glyndon Police attempted to stop a vehicle. The driver fled reaching speeds over 100 mph.   According to Police Chief Mike Kline, the pursuit ended when the pickup became stuck in a slough near Sabin, a town just south of Moorhead. The driver, 23-year-old Jordon Phillip Overmyer, and 39-year-old Gene Oscar Wilkie were both arrested. A third individual was released. Overmyer is being held on felony charges of fleeing in a motor vehicle and possession of explosives. Wilkie faces charges of misdemeanor obstruction and felony possession of explosives. Kline says the two men had a PVC pipe with the ends covered with electrical tape and a fuse, along with a softball-sized device with a fuse.
Two men were arrested early Sunday morning near Sabin for fleeing police and possession of explosives.At about 12:30 a.m., Glyndon Police attempted to stop a vehicle. The driver fled reaching speeds over 100 mph. According to Police Chief Mike Kline, the pursuit ended when the pickup became stuck in a slough near Sabin, a town just south of Moorhead.The driver, 23-year-old Jordon Phillip Overmyer, and 39-year-old Gene Oscar Wilkie were both arrested. A third individual was released.Overmyer is being held on felony charges of fleeing in a motor vehicle and possession of explosives.Wilkie faces charges of misdemeanor obstruction and felony possession of explosives.Kline says the two men had a PVC pipe with the ends covered with electrical tape and a fuse, along with a softball-sized device with a fuse.