Authorities say newlyweds led police on a high-speed chase Monday evening in northeastern Oklahoma, landing the groom in jail.Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.An affidavit states that around 6:20 on Monday, an officer with the Pryor Creek Police Department tried to pull over a yellow Ford Mustang after he saw the vehicle fail to maintain its lane on North U.S. Highway 69. The driver didn't stop and sped off at a high rate of speed, according to the affidavit.The officer engaged in a pursuit at speeds as high as 125-135 mph. The affidavit states that the Mustang passed several other vehicles on the road as well as the shoulder.A Grand River Dam Authority police officer deployed his spike sticks at the intersection of U.S. Highway 69 and West 430 Road. While the affidavit states that the spike sticks were successful, the Mustang continued to speed away.>> Download the KOCO 5 AppAs the suspect went into Adair, authorities said the Mustang drove into a grass median and continued in the wrong direction of traffic. The suspect drove behind a business before bailing from the vehicle and running off.Police eventually caught the suspect and took him into custody. Officers found a firearm that had been reported stolen out of Missouri in the vehicle.Top Headlines Person dies after crash involving Oklahoma City Fire Department truck, officials say 'Delivering on real relief': Gov. Kevin Stitt signs bill eliminating Oklahoma's grocery tax Go retro this MLB season with one of these Starter jackets from Homage Newlywed couple welcomes 'miracle' baby who was born four months earlier than expected State senator 'stands by' beliefs after calling LGBTQ+ Oklahomans 'filth'