Maxon led police on pursuits last February and May with one ending after a chase across Piqua residential streets and then down Interstate 75 at speeds of 110 mph.
Judge Stacy Wall said Maxon’s actions were “egregious” and that he posed “a substantial risk to the public.”
He had 12 court adjudications as a juvenile and as an adult already had served two prison terms, Wall said.
Maxon will receive credit for time he has served in the county jail and was ordered to pay $200 restitution to cover the cost of drug testing.
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