Paducah men arrested in Carlisle County after multi-county chase

Two Paducah men were arrested in Carlisle County early Monday after a multi-county chase.

Carlisle County dispatch was alerted to the chase as it came out of McCracken County along US 62. An SUV reported stolen in Paducah was being pursued by the vehicle's owner on a motorcycle. The SUV and motorcycle were intercepted by Carlisle County deputies in the Lovelaceville area.

Eventually the driver of the SUV, later identified as 38-year-old Cory Sinks, stopped. At that point the driver of the motorcycle, 38-year-old Cory Mann, came on the scene and threatened Sinks. Authorities reportedly told Mann to back off, but he refused. He allegedly went so far as to telling the sheriff that "you are going to have to shoot me."

A scuffle ensued and Mann was arrested for disorderly conduct. 

Authorities said Sinks told them he had worked on a renovation for Mann. Sinks allegedly left the work site in Mann's SUV. Mann and 38-year-old Jessica Bowling of Cromwell reportedly got on a motorcycle to look for Sinks and found him downtown. 

Sinks said he fled because he did not know who was following him.

Sinks allegedly admitted to smoking meth Sunday night. He was arrested on an outstanding warrant for failure to appear in a previous meth case, in addition to receiving stolen property, fleeing or evading police, and driving under the influence. 

Both men were taken to the McCracken County Regional Jail.