KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - A man convicted of attempted first-degree murder after shooting at a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper in January is now facing more charges.

On Jan. 12, troopers saw Eugenio Abraham Solis-Klarks, 31, driving 97 mph on I-75 North in Loudon County, according to the Knox County District Attorney General’s Office.

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Solis-Klarks was pulled over at a gas station off of Exit 81, and after giving troopers his Guatemalan Consular ID card, he drove away, leading police on a chase exceeding 100 mph into Knox County and off the Watt Road exit.

After crossing Watt Road, Solis-Klarks lost control and crashed, prompting troopers to order him to show his hands. Officials said Solis-Kl

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