I'm going to go here and I'm going to go underneath, okay? Okay, I'm going to check your waistline, okay? What's the fastest way to get a police escort? For some, it seems the answer is a high-speed chase that escalates from zero to ridiculous in mere moments. Get down! All right, I got cops. You got cover? move! I'll let my dog out on you. Do not move! I'll let my dog out ON YOU. DO NOT MOVE! DO YOU UNDERSTAND? BUCKLE UP as we dive into a series of wild incidents where speed, bad choices, and a sprinkle of chaos collide. Leaving us shaking our heads and chuckling at the absurdity of it all. On April 19th, 2024 in New Mexico, officers initiated a traffic stop after clocking a white Dodge sedan speeding at 116 mph in a 75 mph zone. During the stop, the driver, 30-year-old Rodriguez, refused to comply with repeated lawful orders to exit the vehicle. What followed was a prolonged confrontation revealing deeper legal issues and culminating in an outcome she least expected. Hello, can you roll down the window? Go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. Why? Because the reason for the reason for the stop is you're traveling 116. I was I had the cruise control. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. I'm not going to step out of the vehicle. Ma'am. doing 75. Where's your license and registration? I'm not asking you to step out of the vehicle. I have the Go and turn the car off. I have the right to not step out of the vehicle. Ma'am, I'm giving you a lawful order. Step out of the vehicle. Ma'am, I'm not going to I've already asked you once. Step out of the vehicle. 1145 so come. And I wasn't speeding. I was I had the cruise 1145. Female's refusing to step out of the vehicle at this point. 1145 10-4. Would you like a second unit? 10-4. I'll be 149 just before ours, the 150. Where's your license, registration, proof of insurance? I already asked you to step out of the vehicle. Okay. You're going to be able to pull out of the vehicle the way. Where's your license at? You don't have your license? Okay. You'll be cited for that, too, all right? What's your What's your Do you have your license number? What's your name and date of birth? What's your first name? What? There's a bunch of names here. I'm I'm asking I'm not Ma'am. It's better now? And what's your last name? What's your last name? I'm not No, I'm asking you. What's Ma'am, I already gave you I already gave you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle and you're not. And I and I told you and I No, you weren't, ma'am. I didn't say you were driving 120. I said you were driving 116. I already gave you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle and I gave you lawful orders to turn the vehicle off. Put your keys on your dash. Put the keys on the dash. No, I said put Go ahead and turn off the vehicle and put the key Put the key All right, now I'm giving you a lawful order to put the keys on the dash. Now, step out of the vehicle. 10-4. The 41's being uncooperative at this I'll be right back. So, all right, got her at 116. And then she didn't have her ID on her. I told her to step out of the vehicle. And she refused. You still find find out who she who she is or no? Uh just off her registration, but it has a bunch of names. I was trying to get her name, but Yeah, she's like Yeah, I'm sorry about that. Yeah. And I told her I was like, "What is it step out of the vehicle?" She's like, "I'm not Okay. Um ask her if she's the registered owner of the vehicle. Ma'am, you're the registered owner of the vehicle? Yes. All right. Hey, let me tell you how this works, okay? When you're ordered out of a vehicle, you need to step out, all right? Or that's obstructing. You have to get out. There's a federal statute that says you have to get out, okay? So That's that's that's fine that you have friends that are officers. Well, you need you need you need to educate your friends then, okay? Okay. Listen. That you got pulled over? Yeah, for speeding? For speeding? Despite the officer's polite behavior in trying to handle the situation calmly, the woman continued to behave erratically. Okay, let's not create a scene in front of your son, okay? Okay, we're not going to we're not going to involve your son in this, okay? Okay, so where's your You need You need to identify yourself, okay? So, where's where's your driver's license? Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? Okay, and you gave him your date of birth and everything. I I asked you what your birthday was. Well, what is it? I asked for social and stuff, too. So, what is it? What is it? And you refused to step out of the vehicle as well. What's your What's your What's your social? What's your social, too? Are you going to give your social? Are you going to give your social now? Are you ready? No. Because I've already been asking, ma'am. I've already asked you to step out of the vehicle, too. Okay. I'm watching at 116 like 3 mph. Okay, just answer your date of birth then. Did you give your date of birth earlier? I'm not going to answer that. If you guys go to court, you can talk about that with the judge. Okay? So, what we're going to figure out right now is who you are, right? So, you're the registered owner of the vehicle, so we need a date of birth just to confirm that, okay? Okay, that's fine. Go ahead and go run her, please. So, I'm going to tell you right now you're you're you're lucky you have your child in your car or else you'd be going to jail right now, okay? But, you are going to get a criminal summons, um which is basically the same thing as an arrest, right? But, the summons is you going to court, so obstructing, okay? Cuz you didn't give You didn't listen to his commands. So, you're also going to receive a a summons for that, okay? Which is a misdemeanor. It's a full misdemeanor. Okay? So, you have to you have to talk in court to the judge about that as well. You excited to go to zoo, buddy? Yeah? What's your favorite animal you're trying to see there? Polar bear? Yeah, there is one there, huh? Yeah, my kids went the other day, but they said it was hiding behind like some big rocks. Should be fun. Hold on. Is your revoked? For a DWI? Yeah. That's what dispatch said. Earlier, that's why. That's why I was Yeah, where's her driver's license at? There she is. Arresting a New Mexican does not have interlock ignition installed in the vehicle and driver's not. Pursuant to 122G. The state said you can't drive. Your driver's license has has your privilege has been revoked from the state, so you cannot drive due to her previous DWI. So, when did you when Yes, when when whenever your DWI was, you still should not be driving as of today. Everything's changed. Call a ride for him. So, everything's changing how? Call a ride for him. Okay? Listen to me. We don't want to make this difficult in front of your son. You are not driving away from here. That's the end of the story. Okay, we'll get on the phone with the supervisor. That's fine. Go Go ahead and call him. Let him know what we got and that she's What's your complaint? Upon discovering that her license had been revoked due to a prior DWI, Rodriguez showed no signs of calming down or cooperating with the officers. All right, ma'am, this is my supervisor. She can go ahead and talk to him. Hello? Hello. I have my son with me and he got like really aggressive and then I had to get out of the vehicle that I wasn't following his orders and right now he's saying that he was going to give me two citations and then out of nowhere he's saying that I'm going to go to jail. You are you are getting citations for for driving with a suspended or revoked license, but the 122G attachment means that officers are to arrest a driver who's driving No, that 122G says that it that he can let me go and he can just give me a citation. That's why he said that he was going to give me a citation for that. So Okay, I'm not going to argue with you, ma'am. Excuse me, sir, but that that's how it works. He said that he was going to give me a citation for that I-22G or however it's called. And with that that rule it's like you have He said he was going to give me a citation. That means that I can go with him just gave me that citation. No Well, if you're not in person, you can tell me that. The officer made his decision of giving me the citation of the I-22G. So What are you going to do? Are you going to arrest Yeah. Okay. So, at this point we need to step out and come to the back, okay? Cuz you're under arrest. Okay? You said I was under arrest. You're under arrest right now. So, step out and come to the back. Come on. Undo your seatbelt and get out. I'm Hey, don't try and Undo your seatbelt. Put the phone down. Record everything that you're doing. Undo your seatbelt. Hey. Okay. No, I can't. I'm recording Are you recording everything? Okay, undo your seatbelt. Undo your seatbelt. Hey, are you recording me? Undo your seatbelt. Stop the stop the Undo your seatbelt. Step out. Step out. Come on. Step out. Hey. There you go. Step out. There you go. That's it. Turn around. Turn around. Face the car. There you go. Just like that. Right here. Right here. Okay, you're under arrest. I'm not resisting. You're That's good. Do you have water and everything like that, buddy? Okay. I know I'm sorry. We don't we don't mean to make you cry, but your mom chose to do everything difficult, okay? Is that good with you? What about my son? You can't leave him We're not leaving him in there. Okay. I'm going to do that. I'm going to pat you down, yes. I'm going to pat you down really fast, okay? I'm going to go here and I'm going to go underneath, okay? Okay, I'm going to check your waistline, okay? Do you have anything in your pockets that could poke me or hurt me? Okay, I'm going to check the groin area, okay? I'm going to check the other side now, okay? I'm going to do the same thing here. All right, buddy. What we're going to do is we're going to have you come sit in our car, okay? Um and we're going to wait for somebody to come pick you up, okay? Does your cell phone work? Okay. All right, buddy. That's what we're going to do, okay? We're going to get everything sorted. Um and you're just going to hang out with us until family comes picks you up, okay? That's all we're going to do. All right? Does that sound good with you? Okay. But Chaparral is a long way, so hopefully we'll get them sorted soon and then uh um we'll we'll we'll take care of you, okay? We're we're going to um do what we can to to make sure you're comfortable, okay? So, if you need anything, let us know. Right now you just hang out in here and then um we'll we'll we'll get your person coming who's going to come get you, okay? All right, buddy. Just hang out for a second, okay? Even after being arrested, she continued to argue and act disruptively. The back of my hand. Somebody's going to already pick up the car and to pick up my son. Okay, I'm going to check this side again, okay? Why is it going to get How come you didn't say that? Go ahead and widen your stance just a little bit for me, please. How No, she already said it, but who was the one who arrested me? I mean, you're the one No, you're the one who pulled me over. We're towing your car. So so no, you never said that. You never said that you were going to tow my car. Listen to my officer here. At this point Okay, but you never said that you were going to tow my car. I Hold on. He never said that he was going to tow my car. You already called somebody to come pick up the car. So, what's going on? He's making a lift up decision on him and you guys and what's going on? So so it is at the discretion of the officer if he decides to tow your vehicle. And that is the decision that was made. But he never said that he was going to tow my vehicle. Okay. Okay. Well, right now that's what's being explained to you. you say that the vehicle was going to get towed? Come on. I I just I just told you. I just told you. Well, who was who was the one that pulled me over? I just told you. I'm telling you Who was the one who was No. Because the vehicle can't be towed right now. IT'S NOT BUT I HAVE MY KEYS. I'M TALKING COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. I'M TALKING WAS THE ONE who was driving it. I'm talking You can't pick up the I'm talking. You argue about everything. Maybe maybe that will help you in the future is not arguing about everything. So, take a seat. Listen, I'm going to tell you from a parent to a parent, this is absolutely ridiculous that you're going to act like this with your child. Absolutely ridiculous. You would rather go to jail than sit here and read it rather GO TO JAIL. I SAID THAT I there was no reason for you to the first thing you do when you get pulled over by an officer is start arguing with them? Like come on now. And you start asked I asked the reason I asked the reason why I was getting pulled over. your name. You're trying to conceal your name. You're trying to conceal your name. You didn't you didn't give me your ID when we asked. I don't have my ID with me. I don't have my ID with me. You don't have an ID cuz it's revoked. You probably never got it back, right? I did got it back. Okay. I just don't have it with me. Okay. So, from this point forward, all right? We're done arguing about everything. Okay, you guys never said that you guys were going to take my vehicle away. 10-4, thank you. I'm sorry, say it again. You guys never said that you guys were going to tow my vehicle. Okay, so we're we're done we're done talking about what's going to be done, okay? The only thing The only thing we need to discuss next is how we're going to take care of your child. Okay, so who's coming for him right now? It's going to be maybe my brother or my dad. I don't know who's coming. Have they been contacted yet? Yeah, but you heard my dad. What was dad saying? Yeah, he has to go pick up my mom and my brother is not answering. He has to go pick up your mom? Yes. Well, what we're going to do, all right? Is um your vehicle is going to be towed and then we're No, you guys never said that my car was We're going to we're going to take your child to the to the state police office, okay? And then um he'll basically be in our custody until somebody can come pick him up, okay? Let me talk to him before you guys take him over there. Okay, so we're going to have to um Okay, let me talk real quick to him before you guys take him. on. We need We need to get some phone numbers, okay? So, I'm I'm going to go get your phone. All right? I'm going to get your phone and then we're going to get some phone numbers for you, okay? Once we get some phone numbers, we're going to start contacting those people to make sure that they're coming and we'll be in communication with them. Do Do they speak English? My brother does. My dad does. Okay. So, and your dad's the one that's coming, right? Well, I don't know if it's my brother or my my dad. Okay. So, we'll get the phone numbers from your phone real quick. We'll do that right now. And then we'll start working on getting um getting your uh your family up here and then like I told you, we'll take your son to the office, okay? So, give us a second and we'll we'll get your phone right now. My son has his own phone on the back. Tell him to grab his Okay, watch your foot. Do you have a water? Do you want some? Here, here's some water, okay, bud? You didn't need anything else? You're good? I got snacks and stuff, too. Let me know if you need another water another water, okay? I'm going to close that door. Hey, you don't HAVE NO RIGHT TO BE CHECKING MY PURSE. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. AND? They steal my property. Who gave you the right TO CHECK MY PURSE? AND THEY'RE STILL CALLING for my son and you're not even answering the call. You guys didn't even ask for permission TO CHECK MY PURSE. YOU GIVE MY PURSE TO MY SON, YOU YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW TO DO YOUR JOB. What did you do? It's right here. It's underneath this. Is there like leaves and all? Yeah. Okay. Camera rolls. Despite their patience, her agitation only grew. And what she did next in the patrol car was not only unbearable, but also utterly inappropriate. I need to use the restroom. I NEED TO USE THE RESTROOM. I'LL JUST PEE HERE INSIDE. I DON'T MIND. I NEED TO USE THE RESTROOM OR I'M GOING to pee here inside. All right, ma'am. I need to pee. Ma'am. No, I'm going to pee here. You won't take me to the restroom. Okay. Okay. We're going to get you there. I'm going to talk to you real quick, all right? Yeah. Do you uh Okay. What? You arrested me? She's peeing on her I need I need to pee. Okay. All right, we're going to get We're going to get you there, all right? But at this point you have the right to remain silent. Oh, you already read me my rights? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say uh can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to an uh to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present while you are while while you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford a lawyer, you will be appointed. One will be appointed uh to represent you before any uh questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? No, I don't understand. You don't understand? Let him finish. I think So, do you want to talk to us? Ma'am. I'm asking you a question. Are you Do you want to talk to us? Yes or no? You guys did it all wrong. Just give me a yes or no. That's no, dude. Hey, um Oh, so you're answering for me? Yeah, I am answering for you. Okay. So, as far as your kid, hey I'm on. Okay, I'm on. Can I Can I feed your kid some food? Is Is Is it okay if I get him some fast food? When was the last time he ate? At 11:30. At 11:30? Okay, so it's only been a couple hours. Um is it okay if I get him some fast food though? Would McDonald's be okay? Yeah, it's fine. Okay. What does he like there? He likes wipes. It's up to him? Yeah. Okay. All right, wet wipes and these. I need a pee. Actually If not, I'm going to pee right here. We'll We'll We'll We'll do it at the at the Okay. But I'm not peeing in the car. I need to pee. Okay. It's up to you if you want to wear wet clothes the entire time or not. Who said I was going to pee on my pants? Going to pee on the seat. Okay. Okay, we'll just watch you. It's real adult-like, but I don't care. We'll get you to a bathroom, okay? We're going to get you and your son to a bathroom. I need you to change me to a different seat. Um you can have the seat, but I only have one seat. Can you hold on, please? I know. Watch your step, okay? We'll fix that in there. Right now, we're not going to worry about that. I know, but that was a That was a decision you made. And we told you we would take you. How long did it take for us to get here? Didn't. It really didn't. You wanted to make things complicated. You'll be able to do it. You can clean the car while you're at it, too. That's disgusting. Rodriguez was charged with speeding and driving on a revoked license, but the case was dismissed after she posted bond and the prosecutor failed to appear. When this guy's high-speed chase ends in a ditch, and he ditched something else along the way. With five OWIs on his record, congrats. He just qualified for the bad decisions Olympics with the prize, too. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. WALK TO US. Go down on your knees now. This is him up there. I don't want him to get too close. Go down on your knees. Down on your knees. Lay down. LAY DOWN. GO down to your knees. Lay In July 2022 in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, dispatch received a report of a black pickup truck swerving and nearly colliding with an oncoming vehicle. As the caller continued to provide updates on the truck's location, deputies were alerted to be on the lookout. A deputy soon spotted the vehicle and attempted a traffic stop, but the driver refused to comply, accelerating to speeds over 90 mph. As the pursuit continues, other officers took strategic measures to slow down the truck and bring the chase to an end. Despite tire damage, the driver continued at dangerous speeds on the rims, endangering the public and officers. A deputy eventually executed a PIT maneuver, sending the truck into a ditch. HANDS UP. HANDS UP IN THE AIR. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. HANDS UP NOW. YOU GOT LESS LETHAL. I'll go taser. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP IN THE AIR. DO IT NOW. UP IN THE AIR. I GOT COMMS. STEP OUT OF THE CAR. Keep your hands up. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. TAKE STEPS TO YOUR RIGHT. WALK THAT WAY. He has no Pants on. Hands up. Go to the right. GO THIS WAY. GO TO YOUR LEFT. WALK TO me with your hands up. Walk this way. Walk Walk to us. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. WALK TO US. Go down on your knees now. This is him up there. I don't want him to get too close. Go down on your knees. Down on your knees. LAY DOWN. LAY DOWN. Go down to your knees. Lay down. ALL THE WAY DOWN. LOOK away from us. Do not move or you will get tased. Do not move. Do not move. Put your hands on your back right now. While taking him into custody, deputies noticed a brown substance running down his legs. He confessed to soiling his pants and ditching them mid-chase, adding an unexpected twist to an already bizarre chase. There. There. Sheriff 590 10-85. Okay. Do you need an ambulance or anything? Are you hurt? No. No? Okay. You have pants in the car? 95 10-8. You had to get rid of them? Yeah. You have You wearing a blanket or something? You got a blanky in your car? I do have one of them. Not a cool one. All right, as long as we got those, too. Andy, do we got a like a medical blanket or something? You can throw one on him. Are you hurt at all? No, my guy. What's your first name? Are you What's your first name? What's all over your legs? Oh. Do you need an ambulance? No, I'm okay. What's going on? Nothing, wife. Well, you don't got pants on. Well You see yourself? Yeah. Like yeah. Yeah? Much damage? Huh? Any damage or not really? Oh, yeah. I just went for it. Good. Oh my gosh. You're in a car chase, like trying to figure out what's all going on with you. Just trying to go home. Okay. All righty. We're going to put you in the back of the squad now, right? I'm going to have you roll on this this side, okay? So, I'm going to pull you this way. And then we're going to wrap the blanket around you. No, you're good. All right. Now, can you go to your knee? Go to your butt, that'll work. We're going to have you walk to the back of the squad, all right? Ready? Ready? One, two, three. Yeah. I'm embarrassed. That's okay. We'll walk up to the squad right here. Do you have a phone or anything in your truck you want? Huh? Where is it? It should be in the front seat. Front seat? Okay. All right. Yeah, have a seat for me. All righty. Um we're going to get his phone and stuff. Is he Is he drunk? Okay. I'll take photos. Can you I can do photos. Can you two get the OWI process going? We'll grab his phone and maybe get you guys out of here and Let's grab his sobriety fields. Was he drunk or high? I would say If he's drunk, you guys can do it. Yeah. Yeah. Pictures of the car stuff. Okay, perfect. So, yeah, you guys want to get rolling with him? Grab his phone and his wallet. We need uh you guys want to stop at the jail and grab like shorts if he doesn't have any on? It's not strolling him through the hospital if he doesn't have pants on. Who was the one that hit him with this? Luke hit him and then pitted him. No, you did Did you spike him? I did it. Yeah, he did. Yeah. First time ever throwing spikes. And I even had to spike like oh my god. Someone needs to call that RP. Yeah. I think we can do that. Does he have pants in the truck? Does he know? He said he had to get rid of them. Before you take him to the hospital, grab jail pants. All right, man. I'm going to have you take a deep breath and blow into this like you're blowing up a balloon, okay? Oh, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Huh? Let's go to the hospital. Let's at least try. I'll get uh pants for you guys at the hospital. You're going to get the pants? I'll grab them, yeah. Just follow me to the hospital. Yeah, there's no pants in there. Said he had to get rid of them, whatever that meant. Hey, look. That's it. All right. We have someone getting you some pants. So, he should be here. He said he was here, so What happened to your pants? I had shorts on, so they're gone. You launched them? Yep. Hope they weren't expensive. No. 2XL, hmm. Guess we're Anything is better than a tough blanket, so All right. Want to toss these bad boys on you? Yeah. We can take the handcuffs off and then have you put some pants on. Does that sound good? Sure. As officers observed clear signs of impairment, they asked the suspect to cooperate, but he declined their requests. Following this, he was taken in for further investigation, which revealed five prior OWI convictions. Would you be willing to field sobriety test for me? I'm good, sir. You don't want to do that at all? I'm fine. Okay. Do you want to do a PBT? I'm good. You don't want to do anything? Nope. Okay. You are going to be placed under arrest for drunk driving, okay? For saying what? What do you mean? Why is Why is that? Because based off your driving behavior, that we had a driving complaint about you saying you're all over the road, you almost hit multiple people. You actually pooped your pants. Your eyes are bloodshot. Your glassy eyes. You're slurring your speech. You can barely walk or follow simple commands of getting out of the vehicle and putting your hands out. And you smell like booze. And you reek of alcohol. Well, I I I did a sobriety test, you know. Well, I didn't do it. Maybe it's not as bad as you think it is, so Oh, it's a little late now. The driver was charged with felony OWI, sixth offense, fleeing and eluding, and operating with a prohibited alcohol content. He received multiple citations totaling over $1,000 and was held on a $2,500 cash bond. Blazing down the highway 120 mph while the car's in pieces. The meth's in the trunk and the cops are closing in. This guy just kept pushing the gas. Get down. All right. I got cops. You got cover? You got lethal cover? Do not move or I'll have YOU SET MY DOG ON YOU. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. On March 21st, 2023, the Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office pursued a 24-mile high-speed chase. After 26-year-old Aaron Joseph Lemieux of Oshkosh fled a traffic stop in a black SUV, reaching speeds of 120 mph even after tire deflation devices were deployed. 26 in Cattaraugus, 117 Robert Franktown, 117 RFT, 26 in Cattaraugus. 60, I'll take another one on my way. It's going to be plates are no vehicle associated. It's on a black SUV they're driving. 60, speeds are 55 heading northbound 26. Again, 117 Robert Franktown. It's on a black SUV unknown make. Possibly Cadillac or a 154, copy. Hold traffic. 60, they're pulling over. 26 just north of Neenah. Sure, 60. 154, 26 in Neenah by him. Driver! Hey, show me your hands. Put your hands up. Driver, turn off the car. Put the keys out the window. 60, vehicle's taking off. Passenger's out of the car. He's compliant standing in the street. Male, white, black sweatshirt, black jeans. He's going to be 26 just north of Neenah. Vehicle's taking off northbound As the chase intensifies, officers remain relentless and Lemieux's vehicle begins to fall apart. Yet, he relentlessly pushes forward even as officers prepare to make their final move. 154, speeds are down to 60. Northbound 23 here on 26. 60, he's losing his right side tires. Northbound 23 now on real heights. Traffic so light. Speeds at 60. Sure, 60. 324, that's a school bus. 60, left front's going down as well. Lemieux on the shoulder of 41. requesting we discontinue. 10-4. Do we have any troopers in Winnebago County headed at the chase? 10-1 going on. 60, almost lost him there. 26 going northbound 41. Sure, 60. State 31 and Sheriff 60, I think it's slowing up. I can take number two for low speed Boxes, boxes. 60, lost him. The pursuit reaches its climax. With the suspect cornered, the vehicle on its last legs, and the officers moving in for the arrest. Hands up! 60, one at gunpoint. He's in the ditch here. Sure, 60. Get out OF THE CAR! HANDS UP! Hands up! GET DOWN! ALL RIGHT. I GOT COPS. You got cover? You got lethal cover? Do not move or I'll have YOU SET MY DOG ON YOU. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? DO NOT MOVE. Hands behind your back. 60, 95. All right. You all right, man? You Are you all right? You injured at all? No. Okay. All right. Anything on you? Any guns or anything like that? No. Okay. All right. Roll towards uh the trooper here down on your left shoulder. Roll towards him? Yep. All right. I'm going to search you here. Do you have anything on you at all? No. Why'd you run, man? I'm not feeling good. Oh boy. honest, that's not a good reason. Decent fit of cash here. All right, go ahead, uh, let's stand up. All right. Hey. Did somebody get that bottle? It It was smoking out the top of it. He's got [ __ ] 10,000 in hundreds in his pocket. Here, let me see this. It's probably loaded. All right, just stop right here for a second. Actually, let's go to the front of mine. All right, in front of here, buddy. Hey, Roof, can you give me an evidence bag out of the back? Hey, did you check my jacket? What's in your jacket? Nothing. So, I'm cold. It's a decent fit of cash, boss. What's your name? Do you have, uh, 60 is 23 and 26. 26 just north of 23. What's your name, man? I don't know. Yeah. Do you guys have, uh, I don't know if you got fast ID with you. Yeah, we can get one. Okay, let's grab that. Can I tell you my name or you going to give me my jacket? You still got him on the Your bag. All right. Our, uh, final act car is right here with us. We're going to take him He's It's all the way down at our post. You can have to go get it and bring it up here, so. We got them coming with fast ID, so if you can come around this right side here. Hey, Welling. You go down there and go get it. Just have a seat. Or actually, let's check the cuffs one more time and then All right, have a seat in there, boss. This is a Cadillac, isn't it? Yeah, that was a good hit there. Uh, we'll leave this in here. Do you want to tell me your name? Aaron. Dude, just tell me your name, man. I'm not going to play games. I said Aaron. Aaron, how do you spell A A R O N A R O N A A R O N What's your middle name? Joseph. Joseph, what's your last name? Lemay. What is it? Lemay? L E M A Y L E M A Y What's your date of birth? 10 11 96 11 96. What's a good phone number for you? Uh, I don't know. That's a text number actually. Where do you Where do you live at? Uh, here in North Guys. What's your address? Like, uh, what's the address? Uh, it's something. I just moved there, so. Okay, all right, that's fine. It should be somewhere 60 27 29 As Lemay was apprehended, officers discovered not only cash, but also a pound of methamphetamine and 10 g of suspected cocaine in his vehicle. Hey, one of our other troopers just suggested we you guys bring the guy to our our car and I'll meet you guys inside in there. Is that all right? Yeah, we can do that. Okay. Last name Lemay, Lincoln Edward. Mary Adam Young, first name Aaron. Adam Adam Robert, Ocean Nora. Middle name is Joseph. Male, white, date of birth 10 11 96. 10 11 96. Check open, run full criminal history 961. Um Are you going to run your dog for Or is there, uh, And then what, uh, did you run the VIN yet or no? No. Did they Did they get the passenger or no? I don't know. That's what we're trying to figure out right now. 60 to final act did. Will pa never get the passenger? Did he hit this at all? Jennifer Uh, I don't know if he's got it here. Good. Except for 20 by VIN. One George Young Edward Edward 5 3 Adam 6 8 0 1 And then, when you get a chance, run or let me know a reason for revocation on that. Here, hang on one second. One George Young Edward Edward 5 3 Adam 6 8 0 1 9 5 6 4 8 All right. What's What's up, you guys say? Uh, no. He came He came near close to head on in at 26 and He was charged with eight felonies and two misdemeanors, including four counts of first-degree recklessly endangering safety, fleeing and eluding officers, and drug possession. His bond was set at $100,000. Blowing past the speed limit at 121 mph with six drinks in tow, this guy wasn't just driving fast, he was driving into a whole mess of trouble. All right, go ahead and place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for OWI. On May 2nd, 2024, while patrolling, a Columbia County Sheriff's deputy clocked a driver identified as Bailey speeding at 121 mph. After conducting the traffic stop, he initially cooperated, admitting to just one drink, but six open containers in his vehicle told a different story. It'll be Wisconsin Union Robert 6051. Union Robert 6051. Hello. I'm Deputy Master with the Columbia County Sheriff's Office. Do you mind shutting the vehicle off for me? I'm just going to hold on to your keys until we're done, okay? I'm going to search you. Do you have your driver's license and insurance with you? And what is your reasoning for going 121 mph? Okay. How much have you had to drink? I have had one drink at the Spring Station in the hotel. I see six open containers. So, you're saying you only had one drink? Yes. Okay, go ahead and grab your driver's license and your insurance. 33 57 open intox Where are you coming from? What city is that in? Okay, and where are you heading to? You're heading to Janesville? You're going the wrong way. So, why are we going that fast? I was just driving to be You were driving to be But that's how people get hurt and killed, though. I was trying to get home. So, you say you're heading to Janesville. You're going northbound right now. You're north of Columbus. You're going the opposite direction. Okay, so I'll have you take your seat belt off and hop out and I'll meet you at the back of your truck, okay? Yes. Any weapons in the vehicle at all? No firearms, knives, anything like that? All right. Just going to walk to the front of my car. I'll have you hang out right here for a second, okay? You said no weapons on your person. Is that okay if I check your pockets real quick? Do you mind sticking your tongue out for me? Can you open your mouth? All right, you can turn around face me. And just take one step away from my car. Stand up straight, heels and toes together, arms down by your side. The driver wasn't just intoxicated, but also heading in the wrong direction, showing clear signs of impairment, prompting officers to take further action. So, you said you're coming from Madison. Correct? And you're heading to Janesville? I just hopped on the interstate. Okay. Do you know what direction you're going right now? No, I literally just hopped on the interstate and I hopped on the closest way I could go. What interstate are you on? I-90. Okay. Do you know what city you're in? I'm in Madison right now, close to Columbus. In Madison, close to Columbus? Yes. So, you're actually north of Columbus and you're on Highway 151. You're not on I-90. What have you been drinking? I had Rock and Rye at the house I was staying at. Okay, looks like you got about six of them open in your car. Have you been drinking those while you've been driving? No. Okay. What about the peach tea that has alcohol in it that's in your cup holder? No, I haven't been drinking that. They're just sitting there open? I just left some girl's house, yes. They were sitting there. All right, so how many total drinks have you had tonight? Three. Any illegal drug use, including marijuana? No. Are you on any prescription medication? I am on Do you have vision in both eyes? Yes. All right, for this first test I'll have you take your glasses off. Just hold them down by your side for me. Okay. Are you able to see the tip of my finger right here? Yes. I want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand? Yes. You're not following the tip of my finger at all. You're trying to predict where it's going, okay? So, I'm going to restart. I just want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes only. Don't move your head, okay? Yes. All right, for this next test you can put your glasses back on. Do you have any physical impairments that would prevent you from walking a straight line safely? No. Okay. So, I want you to imagine a line connecting your feet to the back of your truck. Are you able to imagine a line? Yes. I'll have you place your left foot on that imaginary line. And then place your right foot in front of your left foot, so your right heel's touching your left toe, and then don't move from that position until I tell you to begin, okay? Correct. I'll have you hold that position until I tell you to begin, okay? So, when I tell you to begin, I want you to take nine heel-to-toe steps on that line, counting out loud, looking down at your feet. When you get to your ninth step, I want you to leave your front foot on the line and take a series of small heel-to-toe steps to turn around and return nine heel-to-toe steps back on that same line. I'm going to demonstrate that for you. For demonstration purposes, I'm going to take three steps, but you're going to take nine, okay? So, it's going to look like this. One, two, three, all the way to nine, and then a series of small steps, and return nine heel-to-toe steps back. One, two, three. Again, I'm doing three, you're going to do nine, okay? Stepped off line. During the test, make sure to look down at your feet, count out loud, keep your arms down by your side, and don't stop until you feel the test complete. Do you have any questions? Do you understand the instructions? All right, you can begin whenever you're ready. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Keep your front foot on the line. Are you complete with the test? Yes, I took one extra step. Okay. So, we'll go back to in front of my car for the next test. I'll just go have you stand right here for me. And turn around face me. Take two steps forward. Right there is good. So, for this next test I'll have you stand heels and toes together, keep your arms down by your side, not behind your back, okay? So, when I tell you to begin, I want you to raise either foot of your choice approximately 6 in off the ground, pointing your toe outward with your foot parallel to the ground, looking down at your foot, counting out loud 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, and so on until I tell you to stop, okay? So, during the test, make sure to look down at your feet, count out loud, keep your arms down by your side. I'll let you know when to stop. Do you have any questions? Yes, how long is the test for? 30 seconds. 30 seconds, so I have to hold a stance for 30 seconds. Correct. Okay, I'll put my board away. Okay. Which Sobriety tests became increasingly difficult for Bailey, and let's just say he didn't ace them, further confirming the officers' suspicions. Are you willing to submit to a preliminary breath test? All right, go ahead and place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. For OWI. All right, we're going to go to the passenger side. And then I'll put the seat belt on before we go. I'll be right back with you, okay? Okay. I just want to open intox in the car, too, so I'm going to grab that. He was going 121. I could hear it before I could see it. He came over the hill and I looked at the radar cuz it was making the loud squealing noise and 121 steady, never dropped an mph. I didn't think he was going to stop, either. I was I was literally headed down to go 73 in case he wanted to jump off here, right? That way I was in position, and then when I heard you had him stopped, then I did a U-ie cuz I figured they were going to have me come out. Well, I'm going to search it real quick. All right. I should I should be good. I'm going to request a tow. We'll see what the ETA is for that. I don't want to make you sit out here with it. Okay. 3357. 10-51 towing. Far enough off the road. Right, we probably don't even have to sit with it. Yeah. Something's wrong with the under it. All right, he locked it when he got out. I have his key, though. Do you need me to take it off? Yeah. If you need me at the hospital. All right, tell him he's good. I appreciate it. All right, Bailey, I just got to toss the seat belt on. Yeah. I know there's not a lot of space, but just want to make sure you're good. You want to readjust it all before it locks up on you? Nope, I'm good. You're good? Yeah. Thank you. I grabbed your phone as well, so you'll have it. Okay. After failing the sobriety test, Bailey was transported to a nearby hospital for a blood draw before being taken to jail. So, we're going to be going to Prairie Ridge Hospital in Columbus to do the blood draw. I have a search warrant for your blood and you'll receive a copy of it. So, this is a search warrant, so it allows us to use any force necessary to do it and I'd much rather you be cooperative, otherwise you get extra charges such as resisting. I'm going to be cooperative, but I'm just saying that I do not consent to anything. Yeah, we're not asking for you to consent. That's what the search warrant's for. We don't need consent. Okay. He says that he wants his attorney present for it, but I just explained to him that we don't wait for the attorney to get here and we have a warrant. And he just said he wanted to make it clear that he doesn't consent to it. I asked if he's going to be cooperative and he said yes. So. All right, Bailey, I'm going to take your seat belt off. And go ahead and hop out and if I can help you in any way, let me know. All right, let's go walk inside here. That's to the right. Right. Sorry. And then, I'm just going to double check your pockets. You have two pairs of shorts on? Uh, it showed only one pair. Just one pair, okay. All right. You're good. So, I'm going to take the handcuffs off and you need to be cooperative. Yes. All right, I just don't want you to get any additional charges cuz as right now, you're able to bond out when you get to the jail, okay? I just had you take a seat in that chair over there for now. All right, Bailey, so we got to put you back in handcuffs for the transport, okay? So, let me stand up and face the wall, and put your hands behind you. All right, we're going to go out the same way we came in. There you go. Watch your leg. Thank you for stopping out. No problem. I appreciate it. See you later. Following his release, he was taken to the jail for additional processing. So, your charges are the OVI first offense and then misdemeanor bail jumping. Okay. Can you stand up and face the wall for me here? That's okay, man. Just your tiny bit. So, OVI and misdemeanor bail jumping. All right, have you sit down and kick your shoes off for me. All right, lift your foot up for me. All right, have you stand up and face the wall for me here. I'll take your cuffs off and when I do, just keep your hands down to your sides. Citations. Good. Face the wall for me. Nice. All right, can you remove your glasses for me just real quick? Nope. Just my head over there. Here, let me I'll be handing them to me. We'll set them in here for now. All right. Do one more search on you. All right. Have you step out this door for me here. This is my Yeah. Now, we'll go to the left here. We'll go all the way down and we'll go to Bailey was charged with speeding more than 45 mph over the limit, operating while intoxicated, and refusing to take an intoxication test after his arrest. When the getaway vehicle is a lawn mower, the chase is bound to be more entertaining than fast. On June 26th, 2024, Perry Township police responded to reports of a man on a lawn mower disrupting traffic. The suspect, William Bill, evaded capture by leisurely driving through residential yards, waving off officers' attempts to stop him. At one point, officers even deployed a taser, but Bill kept on mowing, making the situation more complicated. I'm about to stop him. Okay. 51, we're going to stop him. Oh, he's going around another unit, left of center. Do you know what Southway? Copy, do you know Southway? 51, is he continuing north? Yeah, we're at the intersection right now. Uh, he's going eastbound. Eastbound on Southway. Going about 4 mph on lawn mower, Toro. No license plate. Copy, no license plate, 4 mph. He just waved his hand as to wave me off. Searching the 50, what do you want to do? Uh, I'm westbound on Southway. I see him coming. Maybe we'll get lucky and he'll stop. We're headed towards the construction zone, no traffic. Eastbound Southway at Denman. 9 to 10 mph. He's going through yard. He's going through two yards, northbound. Copy, going northbound through yards. It looks like he's going to come out on Clark. Continuing north through other front yards. He's going back to Hazelbrook. You all right? Yeah. How about that? I hit him twice with the taser. It went I don't know. Yeah. Graber come around and kind of jumped on and then he turned it, went towards Graber and that's when I tased twice. The following day, officers finally caught up with Bill, bringing his unusual escape to an end. All right, Bill. All right, now what? Come on. Do you have any pocket knives or anything like that on you? I got a machine gun. You do? Do you have any pocket knives? I have a weapon on I don't have my uh gloves on. Let me check real quick. Oh Christ, they ain't got nothing. Got a couple of flashlights. What time did you get released today? No idea. Okay. Come on back here, Bill. That one? Yep, this one right here. Graber, you can log him. Yeah, you're going to jail. Why? For yesterday. I got a tow truck on the way. And just stay right there till we're done. So, what you got arrested for yesterday was for the warrants that you had already before that. And then what you're getting arrested for today is what you did yesterday. Oh, come on. Driving a lawn mower. Well, you got to do a stop. Well, I they charged me $600 the last time I stopped. Well, Now you're facing a bunch of charges. They towed my lawn mower. We did, you're right. 51. I didn't have $600 to even mow the grass. Good job. I didn't damage nothing. One in custody. One in custody. What is it a law against driving a lawn mower? Have a seat, buddy. I'm serious. I'll put the windows down for you, okay? Good idea. I'm getting arrested for what I did yesterday. Yep. Well, that's the reason we got to go. If I had known that, I wouldn't come home. I probably agree with that. You saw us there, that's why you turned down this way. Huh? I said you saw us there, that's why you guys turned down this way. you guys were up to something no good. I'd prefer not to deal with you, Bill, to be honest with you. I need to go. Christ, I'm I'm well well handicapped and older. He was transported to the police station for processing, where Bill explained his actions, citing frustration over past charges and his urgent need to mow the lawn. But, he was later released. All right, Bill. Well, it's so sad. Smile. What's that? Come on. I said smile. Come on. Oh, I didn't get my foot off the seat. All right, can we go around the back now? Where's the dog? It's right there. You don't see it? It's invisible. Not too long now, it's invisible. That's only the second thing he gave me. You won't get that, Jordan, because he fed him. Bill, you could you could live anywhere in the world. Why did you choose Perry Township, Massillon, Ohio? First of all, I got that house up There's an auction. I got to have to raise my hand. I bought that two houses for an extra dollar. But, then they charged me $10,000 in taxes. So, I had to that piece of ground is commercial. They want to level my house and put another Walmart or Lowe's or something up there and they told me to kiss my I'm going to give you a million and a half to get out of here. I'd be okay with another Family Dollar there right beside the other one. So, Bill, A million and a half years ago, they uh Perry police didn't chase me and There we go. Give that guy a raise. Some of that money went Well, you're starting to run out of things to drive to get away from us. Well, Christ, they said my lawn mower is not legal. What if I'm going to get a horse and buggy? There you go. You look like an Amishman. All right. I'll just tie a horse to my lawn mower. Paint the damn thing flat black. Officer Watson likes to listen to T-Swift, though. Are you Are you a Swiftie? A what? A Swiftie. Taylor Swift. Yeah, I'm a I'm a Wild Bill. They only made one of them. They They They Perry police, they got something to do. And you you guys had something to do yesterday. You had something to do yesterday. Well, we let you go, Bill. Yeah. All right. William Bill was charged with resisting arrest, felonious assault, failure to comply with order or signal of officer, obstructing, criminal trespass, and operating a vehicle at a slow speed. Taking a 90 mph shortcut through a cement wall and joyride ends with a spectacular crash. You can bet the driver's plans went south faster than the car did. Was this window already broken? I don't know. Yeah, it's right here. Was it already broken or somebody pull it out? I I think I think it was already broken. It was already broken when we got here, so I'm thinking somebody kicked it. On a calm night in New Mexico, state police officers engaged in a high-speed pursuit after observing a vehicle speeding at 90 mph. After a 3-mile chase, the pursuit halted when the suspect crashed through a cement wall and overturned a quarter mile off the highway. Upon arriving at the scene, they found a white sedan that had flipped over an embankment. Are they staying there? Are they staying there? I need I'm going to stop kicking cuz you're kicking glass in my face. Okay. Trying to bust it. Air fire now. Looks like male got ejected or is not in the 10-4, we have one female is unconscious. One female unconscious. 10-4, is she breathing? Are there other passengers? 10-4, negative. At this time, it doesn't appear there is any passengers. We're detailing the location. Trying to get the female extracted out of the 10-4. 10-4, 9. If you have him, can you attach him to the other 9? Hello. Anybody ran through over there? I don't see anything. I don't know how he got ejected. This is the vehicle, right? Yeah, that's it. Damn, I didn't even see it when I turned. Is she awake or not? You got flashlights? You got flashlights? So, this door's locked. I don't think there's a driver. Oh, yeah. I think she fell over. Officers found the unconscious female driver trapped inside the vehicle, unresponsive. She appeared to have fallen from the driver's seat to the passenger side, likely due to not wearing a seat belt. Yeah, looks like she fell over. I can fit in there. Huh? Leave her until you ask her. Ma'am. There's no There's no way that nobody got out, huh? This is your driver, for sure. Yeah. Looks like she just slid down. Was this window already broken? I don't know. Was it already broken or somebody pulled it out? Yeah, it's already broken when we got here. Was this Was this window already broken? Yeah. Yeah. So, guy in the hotel, so he witnessed it all. Seen him come over, flip the embankment, and never seen anybody leave exit the vehicle or run. Okay. Cuz the seat's all the way pushed in forward. And then her feet are still in the driver seat. Or driver seat? That's the passenger seat. Huh? That's the passenger seat. Oh, the passenger seat, though. Yeah. What it looks like is that basically her seat belt and she might have just unbuckled herself and she fell out. That's what I see. But, we'll obviously see. Okay. I first want to say come. Who's the owner of the vehicle? It's a Rosella drum. Appears to be uh hers. Sorry. Yeah, Rosella drum. Appears to be elderly. 10-4. Any word on the footprints? Uh they're page the owner of the duty key. Is she still stuck in the vehicle? Driver. We don't We don't have access to her. It's not going to be uh extraction. We just don't have the access. Who's the one that witnessed the search? You? Is it that those people? Uh male actually walked away from the Huh? So, the male left. I'll break the window. We'll have her then move them. Can I move her? Okay. There's not much we can do right now. It doesn't seem like Front seat is Okay. all the way up. Yeah, it's all the way pushed. So, obviously she was leaning forward. That could That could have broken when he she flipped over. Yeah, I imagine that's what happened. Yeah. Also, I was surprised at how he lost it. I just saw her make a right turn. Oh, yeah. I saw her make a I saw her turn right, but then I lost it. Back board. Since you're up there, shut down all east bound or west bound traffic. East bound? West bound. This one. Holding these two lanes. This is your car. Yeah. Yeah, I was just off by one one letter. She's Yeah, she's right there. Looks like Looks like she fell from the driver seat to the passenger seat. Yeah. As the officers worked to extract the woman, they noticed the doors were locked and continued their efforts to break through and free her from the vehicle. Yeah, I got a Hey, grab your irons. And Yeah, your irons, please. We're going to have to go through the windshield. Hey, ma'am. Rescue. Um What you got? We can try to break this window. She's sitting right here, unresponsive. If we can get somebody to cut this. Anybody got bolts? You got bolt cutters on your hand? No. What you going to cut? We're going to cut this window. Savage or Harada, do you guys have any bolt cutters? You have bolt cutters? Oh, we have bolt cutters. Yeah, you want to get some bolt cutters so you can get through this fence, dude? Can we get the bolt cutters? If we can just get it right here, we're 5-5 so we can go straight to the You guys could take the bolt cutters to the Holiday Inn so they could come in. Hey, Dred. You got bolt cutters? Here they come. Here's the bolt cutters. Okay, we're good. Coming down. Hey, Van Meter. Can we take them over there to that fence? Yeah. Oh, they got them. Yeah, they're coming. You got glass, okay? Are you guys got your gear pretty close? You got the gate open? After removing the windshield, officers freed the driver, noting a strong alcohol smell, and transported her to the hospital for evaluation. It's a security. Was your car involved or no? We're just on scene. Okay. Yeah, can you Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're Can you hear me? Should I move my my car too or no? I just need Is she still in there? Check on two units 12-20 ETA 30 minutes. 10-4 12-20. We have a 46 no that on one side. They have a 6-ft brick wall they're going to have to go over and then on the other side uh they have maybe a 12-ft path that they can pull the vehicle for the vehicle through. 10-4. Was she driving? Do you know? The driver was later charged with DWI, fleeing and eluding, speeding, and reckless driving. A driver on a wild chase dodges cops and common sense, proving that some joyrides come with unexpected exits. While on patrol, a deputy received a BOL for a gold Jeep involved in retail fraud and felonious assault, previously chased by Utica police. Spotting the Jeep on 32 Mile Road near Romeo Plank, the deputy pursued. When the driver, Joseph Lee Jackson, refused to stop and began driving recklessly. What followed was a high-speed chase that put at least Jackson's own safety at risk. As the pursuit continued, Jackson's driving got wilder, weaving through traffic like it was a demolition derby, until it ended in a collision. Yes, there's one on foot. He went northbound through the storage yard here. I'm going to check on the passenger. 173 looks like his vehicle is at 32 Mile Road Plank. 22 advised. What DJ is for county or county is made an officer please? Other officers and paramedics arrived quickly to wrap things up, ensuring Jackson's big crash didn't become his big finale. 1261 has the best uh the passenger in the city. 1261 has the passenger I don't think I hit anything. 18 from 1261 is secure. He's out of the county jail. Copy that. 20-2107 Go ahead, Ben. Show me out to uh 61's location. 1804 1261, have we got 20 out to 61 yet? 859, just advise 2018 that he is secure and out of the county jail. Copy that. 20-2107 He was likely charged with fleeing and eluding, resisting and obstructing, and driving on a suspended license. For more unbelievable chases and the wildest run-ins between lawbreakers and the long arm of the law, make sure to hit that subscribe button.