MARION, Mass. (WLNE) — A man from Seekonk is facing multiple charges after Marion police said he allegedly fled from officers after breaking into a home in Marion. 56-year-old Peter Soares was arrested and charged with; Breaking and Entering During the Daytime with Intent to Commit a Felony, Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle, Failure to Stop for Police, Operating a Motor Vehicle to Endanger, Speeding, Marked Lanes Violation, Disorderly Conduct. According to officials, Marion Police responded to Abels Way on Friday afternoon after a resident reported that a man was seen on the home’s Ring doorbell. The man was seen allegedly stealing a lawn trimmer, and leaving in a white pickup truck. Two Marion Police officers would later notice a vehicle matching that description near Route 6. One officer attempted to stop the vehicle, but the truck allegedly fled at a high speed. Police said the officer stopped pursuing the truck due to safety concerns. Officers would later observe truck after it had crashed in a nearby parking lot. Soares, who was identified to be driving the truck, attempted to run away toward the water, but was take into custody. He transported to a local hospital for evaluation, but soon released to police. Police determined that Soares had allegedly entered the house and a shed, and had also stolen additional property. He’s expected to be arraigned in Wareham District Court on Monday. Categories: News