HAMPTON, Va. (WAVY) - A suspect wanted for federal firearm indictments out of Hampton was arrested on Thursday, according to Virginia State Police.

According to officials, just before 5 p.m., officers conducted a routine traffic stop on a 2011 Chevrolet Camaro for improper registration. Police were able to determine the driver, 28-year-old Evan Devon Boyd Jr., was wanted out of Hampton for federal firearm indictments and felony eluding charges.

Boyd refused to stop, resulting in a pursuit on the westbound lanes of I-64 at the 262 mile marker. While taking exit 261A, Boyd struck the guardrail, but continued on to the intersection of Hampton Roads Center Parkway and Big Bethel Road, where he crashed into a 2015 Ford Explorer, police said.

After striking the vehicle, Boyd exited the Camaro and attempted to flee the scene on foot, during which police said he "ate and swallowed an unknown substance." Boyd was caught a short time later, and taken to a local hospital for evaluation.

The driver of the Ford was said to have non life-threatening injuries.

Boyd was served with the outstanding warrants, and charged with the following:

• Felony eluding
• Felony destruction of property
• Possession of ammunition by a felon
• Possession of schedule I/II narcotics
• Felony hit-and-run

This arrest was in partnership between Virginia State Police and the Hampton Police Department and part of the Operation Bold Blue Line initiative which partners state and local law enforcement agencies to get illegal drugs and weapons off the streets.

HAMPTON, Va. (WAVY) — A woman was killed after her vehicle blew a tire on I-64 Wednesday evening. Two more were injured.

Around 6:30 p.m., 21-year-old Joniyah Temple was driving eastbound on I-64 when her tire blew out. Temple overcorrected and the vehicle spun out of control, facing oncoming traffic in the left lane, police said.

Courtesy: VSP

Courtesy: VSP

Courtesy: VSP

Courtesy: VSP

A woman driving a Ford pulled onto the shoulder to help. Shortly after, the 61-year-old driver of a Chevrolet van hit Temple's car head on, pushing her car into the Ford, police said.

Temple, of Newport News, was taken to Riverside Hospital where she died. Temple was not wearing her seatbelt at the time of the crash. Next of kin has been notified. 

The driver of the van was seriously hurt and taken to Sentara Norfolk General Hospital. The driver of the Ford who pulled over to help also was hurt and sustained non life-threatening injuries. A family member reached out and said the driver of the Ford is in the hospital.

Check with WAVY.com for updates.