A pursuit that began in Johnson County on Friday afternoon ended with the arrests of four men in the area of the Walmart Supercenter on Seymour’s east side, police report.

All four, Keenon Yohancer Seymour, 26, and Ydnel Termilien, 27, both of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Ingram D. Harper, 36, Coral Springs, Florida, and Raheem Tamar McLeod, 25, also of Florida, face a preliminary charge of resisting law enforcement.

Seymour also faces preliminary charges of resisting law enforcement with a vehicle, leaving the scene of a personal injury wreck and criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon while Harper faces an additional preliminary charge of counterfeiting and application fraud. He also was wanted on a warrant.

Seymour and Harper remained in the Jackson County Jail in Brownstown on Saturday morning without bond pending their initial hearings while Termilien was being held on $705 bond.

McLeod posted a $705 bond at 8:08 p.m. Friday and was released.

According to Seymour Police Chief Greg O’Brien, officers initially involved in the pursuit lost sight of the vehicle but it was spotted by other officers on Interstate 65 in the area of the 55 mile marker.

Police then pursued the vehicle south until the driver exited the interstate and drove west on Tipton Street. The vehicle crashed near the Steak’n Shake restaurant in front of the Walmart Supercenter at 1600 E. Tipton St.