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Suspect Turns Self In.

By: Import User
Updated: March 17, 2009

    A teen wanted for trying to run down a Lubbock police officer, is now behind bars.
    On Friday  .. police responded to a burglary call in central Lubbock.
    When police arrived 19-year old Adam Vidales and another man were seen running from the home to a car.
    The officer drew his weapon and ordered them to stop. Instead, they drove toward him.
    The officer fired off 2 rounds, hitting the passenger, but Vidales escaped.
    Tuesday afternoon Vidales turned himself in to authorities at the police department.

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