“As a route for $2 billion in goods a day and many thousands of workers’ commutes, the Brent Spence Bridge’s impact on local, regional and national commerce cannot be overestimated,” said Covington Mayor Ron Washington in a press release.

Traffic across the Brent Spence Bridge came to a halt Monday as police worked to free a man who wedged himself underneath the bridge during a pursuit.

Police say they are looking for 37-year-old James Haney and 33-year-old Heather Deckard. Investigators say Haney and Deckard are wanted in connection with a robbery - home invasion that’s tied to Baker. Baker is the person accused of leading police on a chase that ended in a crash on the Brent Spence Bridge.

Expect major delays on northbound Interstate 71/75 on the lower deck of the Brent Spence Bridge as the morning commute begins Thursday.

Joshua Baker led Covington police on a chase along I-75 near the 275 exit, culminating in a dramatic scene on the bridge. Police said Baker crashed into two vehicles and attempted to steal one before climbing over the side of the bridge. He hid in the girders for four hours before being apprehended.

All lanes of the Brent Spence Bridge are reopened after authorities arrested a Cincinnati man who was wedged underneath it following a police pursuit.