BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas — A Grand Jury has indicted a College Station man after he led authorities on a multi-county chase back in June.
Matthew Jarrett, 33, has been indicted for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, unauthorized use of a vehicle and burglary. After checking his arrest record through Brazos County, the Brazos County Sheriff's Office listed two counts of burglary, possession of marijuana, burglary of a vehicle and possession of a controlled substance. The College Station Police Department listed aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, burglary of habitation and authorized use of a vehicle. He's also got a charge of evading arrest out of Navasota.
Jarrett is accused of stealing a man's car on June 12 and picked up a person in Navasota. While there, a Navasota police officer attempted a traffic stop, but Jarrett allegedly drove off towards College Station.
The passenger said he tried to get Jarrett to pull over and that's when Jarrett allegedly pulled a gun on him and threatened him. Jarrett was arrested about a week later after running from law enforcement.
Jarrett is currently in the Brazos County Jail on $241,000 bond.