CORNING, NY (WETM) — A Corning woman has been arrested on multiple theft-related charges and arraigned on charges related to a police chase that took place in Catlin over the summer.

According to the Chemung County Sheriff’s Office, Kellie M. Kelley, 39, was arrested Oct. 26 on an active superior court warrant issued by Chemung County Court. She was charged with second-degree identity theft (a class E felony), fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property (a class E felony) and petit larceny (a class A felony).

Corning woman arrested after police chase in Catlin

Following her arrest, Kelley was arraigned on charges related to a police pursuit that occurred in the town of Catlin on June 23. Authorities say Kelley was inside a vehicle that refused to stop for deputies investigating a string of burglaries. The driver of the vehicle was said to have fled the vehicle on foot while Kelley sat outside the vehicle, claimed to be injured and gave deputies a false name. Kelley was taken to Robert Packer Hospital by helicopter and was determined to be uninjured.

Kelley was arraigned on charges of second-degree criminal impersonation (a Class A felony) and obstruction of governmental administration (a Class A felony) in connection with the Catlin incident.

Kelley was issued appearance tickets to appear in Catlin Town Court at a later date before being taken to the Chemung County Jail, where she is currently being held.

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