Perp in Nissan Altima Runs from FH

stopped at a red traffic light on US-29 (Pensacola Blvd) northbound and W Street in Escambia County, Florida, in my fully marked Florida Highway Patrol Dodge Charger. I observed a newer copper-colored Nissan Altima bearing a Florida license plate of DZZV49. The vehicle was a rental vehicle registered to EAN HOLDINGS, LLC. I observed the vehicle to have dark tinted windows as I was directly behind it. As the traffic light changed to green, the vehicle continued northbound. As we passed the Interstate 10 overpass, I activated my emergency lights and siren to initiate a traffic stop on the vehicle for the tint violation. The driver, later identified as Antoine Vonche Booker (DOB: 09/24/2003), applied his brakes and began slowing down and pulling to the right. Suddenly, the driver rapidly accelerated and swerved left towards Trooper J. Ellerbee's fully marked patrol vehicle, who was also traveling northbound next to the suspect vehicle. The driver then swerved right into a Circle K gas station located at 7950 Pensacola Blvd. As the vehicle entered the parking lot, I observed an object thrown out of the passenger side window that appeared to be a Ziploc-type bag with a light-colored powdery substance (the residue in the bag later tested positive for Xyiazine). Based on my training and experience, I reasonably believed a felony was being committed in my presence, as plastic bags are commonly used to transport and deliver illegal substances. At this time, a pursuit ensued.