A Burnsville man with a canceled driver’s license is facing several charges after leading police on a late-night pursuit through two counties before being arrested early Thursday morning.

According to a criminal complaint filed in Goodhue County, the incident began around 11:30 p.m. Oct. 29 when a Kenyon police officer saw a driver with Missouri plates make an improper right turn near 2nd Street and Red Wing Avenue in Kenyon.

The officer followed the car and tried to stop it near North Street, but the driver refused to pull over.

The suspect continued north on Red Wing Avenue, turned onto Mogren Hill, made a U-turn and then headed south on Red Wing Avenue toward Highway 56. Around 11:38 p.m., the officer reported that the driver still wasn’t stopping and was now fleeing southbound on Highway 56 at speeds around 62 miles per hour. During the chase, the driver twice swerved over the fog line and appeared to be drinking from a container.