Florida Man Leads Cops In Low Speed Chase – Fails To Escape

Law enforcement trains for high speed chases with tactics such as stop sticks and PIT maneuvers. But what do you do when a Florida man leads the cops in a low speed chase? I guess you just follow along and wait until he gets bored. Patience, right?

33 year old Kyle McNary was having a bad day. He reportedly kicked a man out of his vehicle, and then, was involved in a hit and run. When Flagler County Sheriff deputies and Bunnell Police Department officers tried to pull him over, he led them on one of the slowest chases in history along U.S. 1. He was driving like he smoked an ounce of weed by himself.

Kyle's bad day was about to get much worse - even after he surrendered to officers. BTW, it's a low speed chase, the video isn't overly thrilling. 🤣

So the officer in the video did announce that stop sticks were out, but he also noted the vehicle was going "about a mile an hour". Kyle was shown in cuffs at the end of the video, but the adventure continued.

According to the Sheriff's Office "After arrest, McNary was transported to the hospital following a medical complaint. While at the hospital, he threatened and resisted deputies, going so far as to try to bite one of them."

Kyle is going to be standing in front of a judge for quite awhile when his charges. He was initially charged with Simple Battery, Failure to Stop/Remain at a Crash Involving Serious Bodily Injury, Fleeing and Eluding Law Enforcement, and Obstruction without Violence. Seems the person he hit in the crash had to go to the hospital to have injuries treated. That's the charges from the low speed chase. Now on to round 2.

The mayhem caused during his brief hospital stay will net him charges of Resisting a Law Enforcement Officer with Violence – Aggravated Assault, Assault on a Law Enforcement Officer, and Threat with Death or Serious Bodily Harm. Those charges, in addition to the low speed chase charges, are likely to keep Kyle off the road for quite some time.

The stores are stocked with pumpkins and all kinds of decor dripping in shades of brown, orange and gold. The holidays are just around the corner, but we need get through fall first. To get you warmed up here are 10 fun Fall Festivals in Southwest Florida to put on your calendar. From Naples to Fort Myers there is something for everyone.

These events include everything from the annual Oktoberfest at the German American Social Club in Cape Coral to the infamous haunted corn maze at Farmer Mike's in Bonita Springs. If you like scarecrows, there is a fun family event at Lakes Park in Fort Myers and if animals are your jam, there is Boo at the Zoo too. It's in Naples.

Find all the details on these events and more by scrolling down.

Besides fall festivals, I've included a few Halloween themed events as well. Some of these events are free, others have a range of pricing so be sure to check dates and events online so you are not surprised.

Also, considering we are still in hurricane season, if the weather is questionable, take a look at websites or call ahead for any changes in schedules.

We will continue to update this list so please check back often and share with your friends. Finally, if you know of other seasonal events to add to the list, please send them here.

It's the 39th Annual Oktoberfest celebration at the German American Club in Cape Coral. It's one of the biggest Oktoberfest celebrations in Florida with a sprawling biergarten, dancing, and bands from Germany. Enjoy carnival rides and of course food. Lots of food and lots of beer too. More info here.

Fort Myers Brewing Company’s 12th Annual Oktoberfest always draws big crowds. This four-day celebration features lots of live music including the Ben Allen Band and a diverse lineup of food trucks. We can't forget about the craft beer and the seasonal selections. Then there is the annual stein-hoisting competitions. October 3-6th. More info here. 

It's the 10th anniversary of Farmer Mike's Fall Festival at the farm's Bonita Springs location. There is a second location on Gladiolus Drive in Fort Myers. Enjoy a pumpkin patch, hayrides, a haunted corn maze, a friendly corn maze, and lots more.  The festival runs through October 27th. Ticket prices and times vary. More info here.

The calendar of events at this North Fort Myers Farm is pretty extensive. You can enjoy everything from a pumpkin patch and hayrides to a haunted maze and a petting zoo. There are lots of family friendly activities and even more parking to accommodate the crowds this year. Festival events run through October 27th. More info here.

Lakes Park Fall Festival has a roster of fun planned this year. There is a pumpkin patch, hayrides and a Halloween Express train ride too. The park comes alive with inflatables and creative scarecrows too. Scarecrow in the Park is an annual competition that you can even vote on. This year's theme is The Great Outdoors. October 11th-31st. Lakes Park is in Fort Myers on Gladiolus Drive. More info here.

This is the Nature Center's 61st annual Haunted Walk and it can get frightening walking through the elevated boardwalk in the woods. The Haunted Walk takes place every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in October starting at 7:30-11:30 pm. $20 in advance, $25 at the door. The Nature Center is on Ortiz Avenue in Fort Myers. More info here. 

Boo at the Zoo returns to Naples Zoo this year with a movie theme. There will be costumed characters for meet and greets and even some of the animals will join the fun. Enjoy trick or treating too so be sure to dress up. Event dates are Oct 11-13th and 18th-20th. 9:00 am-1:00 pm. Regular admission prices apply. More info here.

The Naples Wonder Gardens gets decked out for the event while providing special programing, games and activities for the entire family. Halloween candy is from brands that support sustainable palm oil production and distribution. Paper bags provided for children to collect it. Opening is October 11 from 5-8pm and one of the few times the gardens are open at night. Then Oct 12th and 13th from 11am to 2pm.  Costumes are encouraged. Free for Wonder Gardens members. Regular admission for non-members. More info here. 

This huge event in Port Charlotte has haunted hay rides and houses, a pumpkin patch, food, entertainment under a haunted big top tent and a mechanical bull for good measure. There is even a dance party each night. Charlotte County Fairgrounds. Dates are October 18th-20th, 25th-27th, and the 31st. Ticket prices vary. More info here.