OSCEOLA COUNTY, MI — A Northern Michigan will spend between 17 and 32 years in prison after shooting at police officers during a high-speed chase this summer.

Darrin Rasheed Martin, 28, of Marion, was originally charged with 25 felonies stemming from the July 10 incident.

After reaching a plea deal with prosecutors, he pleaded no contest on Oct. 24, to:

Two counts of assault with intent to murder;

One count of discharging a weapon from a motor vehicle;

One count of third-degree fleeing and eluding a police officer; and

Two counts of felony firearm.

He was sentenced on Wednesday, Nov. 5, in 49th Circuit Court in Osceola County.

“This dangerous incident could have easily resulted in serious injury and loss of life to law enforcement officers and Northern Michigan residents,” said

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