The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office is requesting information as to the whereabouts of Terrence Lee Hudson, age 24 of Stafford County. Hudson is currently wanted on one count of Felony Eluding and one count of Driving on a Suspended License.

Hudson’s charges stem from an incident that occurred last night, Thursday, June 22, 2017. Detective Sergeant D.A. Volpe observed a suspected drug transaction occur in the parking lot of the Fas Mart located at 620 Cambridge Street in Stafford County. The suspect who Sergeant Volpe later identified as Hudson was seen leaving the parking lot in a green 1998 Mercedes Benz E320. The Mercedes headed southbound on Rt.1. Sergeant Volpe radioed the information to Deputy G.P. Gabrielli who was in the area. Deputy Gabrielli attempted a traffic stop on the Mercedes on the Falmouth Bridge just prior to entering the City of Fredericksburg. The Mercedes immediately accelerated and entered Fredericksburg, making an abrupt left turn onto Princess Anne Street. The Mercedes stopped momentarily in front of the Captain D’s before accelerating again. With Deputy Gabrielli in pursuit, the Mercedes continued down Princess Anne Street before making a right onto Hunter Street. The Mercedes continued to elude deputies as it maneuvered along several city streets. The Mercedes finally came to a stop in a driveway in the 1000 block of Rappahannock Avenue. Hudson exited the Mercedes and fled on foot. The Mercedes was still set in drive when Hudson ran and the vehicle rolled into a nearby parked car. Deputy Gabrielli lost sight of Hudson after a brief foot chase into a nearby wooded area. Deputies and city officers attempted unsuccessfully to locate Hudson. Hudson’s wallet containing his ID along with evidence of drug activity was located inside of the Mercedes.

Anyone with information as to the whereabouts of Terrence Lee Hudson is asked to contact the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office at 540-658-4400, Stafford Crime Solvers at 540-659-2020 (where callers may remain anonymous) or TEXT “Stafford” + your tip to CRIMES (27463).