An Amish Mafia  is headed back to jail. Alan Beiler was sentenced to three to 23 months in prison today in Perry County Court, after injuring a state trooper while leading police on a car chase in Pennsylvania last summer, according to reports.

Police say the Lancaster County resident led them on a chase on July 7, 2012 after they tried to stop him for an expired car registration. They say he drove against traffic and caused a pursuing state trooper to crash and suffer a concussion.

Beiler pleaded guilty in May to charges of attempting to elude police, drug possession and driving with a suspended license.

Beiler's attorney Mark Forrest Walmer says his client has turned around his life and has been drug-free for a year.

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The pursuit ended after Beiler repeatedly drove on the wrong side of the road along Route 11/15 and a pursuing trooper crashed his cruiser, suffering a mild concussion. Officers tracked Beiler to his home using his license plate number, according to police reports.

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