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Man Gets Six Years in Prison for Evading Arrest

By: Melissa Foy
Updated: February 15, 2013
    A Wichita Falls man is sentenced to six years in prison for an incident at a Wichita Falls night club last year, during which police say the man hit an officer with his car.
    Twenty-eight year-old Louis Edward Green was found guilty on two counts of evading arrest or detention with a vehicle.
    The incident for which he's charged happened last February at the Studio E Nightclub on Sheppard Access Rd.
    Officers say as they approached Green at the night club, Green sped off, and hit an officer with his car.

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