Ryan Kary, 32, was given five years in prison after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a gun and ammunition.
OAKLAND — A Lafayette man who allegedly crashed a stolen Jeep in Antioch, then got into a high-speed police chase in Antioch the following month, was sentenced Tuesday to five years in federal prison.
Ryan Kary, 32, pleaded guilty last year to possessing a Simonov rifle and ammunition found in the stolen Jeep, which prosecutors say he crashed into another vehicle after driving the wrong way down Highway 4 during an Aug. 10, 2020 police chase. Exactly one month later, Antioch police tried to arrest him after he attempted to force his way into an ex-girlfriend’s home, but were forced to call off the pursuit when he sped away, prosecutors allege.
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