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Driver of Hummer tracked down by police
Updated: September 4, 2010, 6:33 AM
A Grand Island man arrested Friday on a charge of felony reckless endangerment is accused of attempting to run down a Buffalo police officer with his Hummer on July 10 on the West Side.
Carlos Evans, 27, of Bedell Street, targeted Northwest District Officer Joseph Constantine as the officer was arresting Evans’ brother, Carl, 28, at Grant Street and Garner Avenue on a gun charge, police said. Carlos Evans, who was arrested Friday at an Esser Avenue address, also was charged with obstructing governmental administration.
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