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Man arrested after shooting wife, chasing ambulance, St. Petersburg police say

Devin Michael Hansen was taken into custody after he crashed as officers were pursuing him, police said.

A Cadillac CTS sits at the intersection of 54th Avenue South and Asturia Way in St. Petersburg on Wednesday after a shooting suspect, 28-year-old Devin Hansen, crashed the car into some landscaping rocks during a police pursuit, according to St. Petersburg police. [ St. Petersburg Police Department ]

Jack Prator is a reporter covering the environment. Reach him at jprator@tampabay.com.

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