FOND DU LAC, Wis. (WFRV) - A suspect known to law enforcement as a 'safety risk' led Fond du Lac County authorities on a pursuit of a stolen vehicle from a local rental business on Halloween that ended in a hayfield. According to the Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office, on October 31, deputies got word from a local rental business about a stolen vehicle. Deputies say the rental company provided the suspect's name and a potential address to where the vehicle may be located. The suspect was reportedly known to law enforcement due to a previous high-speed pursuit and threats against law enforcement, and had been flagged as an 'Officer Safety Risk.' Detectives investigating bank robbery in Wisconsin after suspect threatens to use force to get cash Deputies from the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office, with help from officers with the North Fond du Lac Police Department, responded to the given address to try and recover the stolen vehicle and find the suspect. However, the vehicle and suspect were not found. Once the vehicle was officially reported as stolen, the rental company was able to ping the vehicle's location to be heading north on CTH V near Highway 151. An officer with the Fond du Lac Police Department was then able to find, and subsequently follow, the vehicle south on CTH V. Other law enforcement arrived before a traffic stop was conducted. Deputies say the vehicle initially stopped but then allegedly continued on CTH V at a slow speed while authorities followed. During the 'slow' pursuit, the suspect reportedly called the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office Communication Center, stating he was "refusing to stop" while allegedly questioning the legitimacy of the traffic stop. Fire at building near Howard bowling alley causes $750,000 in damages, contained The suspect was eventually taken into custody after he drove into a hayfield where law enforcement used a 'box-in' technique to end the pursuit. The driver, later identified as a 32-year-old man from North Fond du Lac, was medically cleared at a local hospital before being taken to the Fond du Lac County Jail. It was noted in the release that the pursuit covered roughly one mile and several squad cars, and the stolen vehicle, were damaged during the 'box-in' maneuver. No injuries were reported. The 32-year-old faces charges of Felony Fleeing and Eluding, Operating Without Owner’s Consent, and two counts of Felony Bail Jumping. He was reportedly out on bond for two felony cases in Fond du Lac County Circuit Court. No additional information was provided.