A man suspected of shoplifting

three DVDs from the Walgreens in north Fayetteville led Fayette County

sheriff's deputies on a high-speed chase Monday afternoon that ended

in a parking lot next to a middle school in College Park.

Donta Dewitt Harris, 35, abandoned

his truck in the parking lot near the Ronald McNair Middle School on Burdett

Road in College Park and fled on foot, police said. He was later found

hiding under a porch at a home on Middlebury Drive, police said.

Harris is charged with fleeing

and attempting to elude a police officer, driving with a suspended license

and theft by shoplifting.

Over 20 unopened DVDs were

found in Harris's truck, which he ditched in an empty parking lot

adjacent to the school's football field.

The chase began after authorities

were radioed a description of the vehicle involved in the Walgreens'

shoplifting, which was reported at 1 p.m. Minutes later, a Fayette County

deputy spotted Harris' truck going north on Ga. Highway 85 near Roberts

Road, police said.

The chase reached 80 miles

per hour several times, deputies communicated to radio dispatchers. Harris

was followed up Hwy. 85 to Ga. Highway 314 and then Ga. Highway 138 before

entering a residential neighborhood off Forest Parkway. The chase then

passed Bethune Elementary School which is adjacent to Ronald McNair Middle.

As the pursuit neared Bethune

Elementary School, Fulton County police officers responding to the area

radioed for the schools to enter "lock-down" mode as a safety

precaution.

No injuries resulted from the

incident.