A fugitive who’s get-away was foiled when he slipped in the mud while running from officers will serve a year behind bars.The suspect, Jason Andrew Johnson, 28, entered guilty pleas before Circuit Court Judge Bart Stanley on charges of evading arrest, third-offense DUI, joyriding, resisting arrest, leaving the scene of an accident, and fifth-offense driving on a revoked license. He was directed to serve 364 days of a four-year sentence, pay $1,200, perform 60 hours public service work, and must wear a tracking monitor when he gets out on probation.His sentence comes after he slammed into a tree on Vervilla Road and then ran from the scene.“I saw him running through a field and started a foot chase while yelling I was with the sheriff’s department,” said Sheriff’s Sgt. Billy Joe Crouch. “He slipped in the mud and I caught him.”Crouch said witnesses identified Johnson as the man who had run from the scene of the crash.