DAGGETT COUNTY, Utah — A man and woman are in the Uinta County Jail in Wyoming after leading Utah authorities on a chase across state lines.

On Friday, a Daggett County sheriff’s deputy said he saw the suspects’ pickup truck, which he recognized from a previous traffic stop. He said the truck, a Chevrolet Silverado, had a fake license plate and stopped them on State Route 43 in Manila.

The driver, Garth Stringer, 53, did not answer questions or get out of the car when asked. The officer told Stringer that he was under arrest and that they were calling a tow truck to take his vehicle.

At that point, Stringer allegedly said, “We’re not going to do this again” and left, which started the chase.

Sheriff Erik Bailey, who was at the scene assisting with the traffic stop, joined deputies as they followed Stringer into Wyoming. The Uinta County Sheriff’s Office was then able to stop Stringer’s truck using a spike strip on Wyoming Highway 414.

A gun, marijuana and drug paraphernalia were found in the vehicle. The passenger, Brittany Stephenson, 41, had a warrant out of Kentucky for violating a protective order and was prohibited from possessing a firearm.

Both Stringer and Stephenson were booked into the Uinta County Jail.