At this time, you got to come with me
cuz you're going to be under arrest. So,
I'm just letting you know that that's
not negotiable at this time. And we're
also counting they'll chase you to the
ground. I don't think your girlfriend
wants to do that if you try to run.
>> This deputy makes it [music] clear
exactly how this will end. If the driver
decides to push it further, but despite
that warning, this stop is far from
[music] over.
>> If you give him permission, he knows how
to drive stick. He's going to park your
truck right over here.
>> No, that won't happen.
>> Okay, then we're Open the door.
Hey, buddy.
On January 22nd, 2024, a sergeant from
the Marquette County Sheriff's Office,
initiated a traffic stop in the township
of Montel, Wisconsin on 28-year-old
Jordan after he was seen driving his
pickup truck without a front license
plate and with an unusually loud
exhaust. However, the sergeant doesn't
realize this otherwise simple stop is
about to become anything but routine.
>> Contra.
How's it going, boss?
>> Not bad. How are you?
>> Pretty good. Uh, so when you went past
the original, I didn't see our front
plate and then I heard you go buying
one. We got to talk about that exhaust.
>> Uh, my grand my dad put it on here
before he died. I already went to court
several times for this and I will not
change my exhaust.
>> Okay.
>> My dad died of cancer.
>> Okay.
>> This was the last thing he left me in
his will.
>> Okay.
>> I tell you right now, hands down, I
ain't got a license. So, I'll take my
ticket.
>> Okay. Um, I just went up to Berlin to
pick her up.
>> Okay.
>> Um, I lost my front license plate when I
was out doing field work.
>> Okay.
>> So, I don't have that. I have to go to
the DMV to get a new one.
>> Okay. You can just do it online, too.
>> I can.
>> It's like five bucks. Yeah.
>> I didn't know that.
>> Yeah. There's like a little form you
fill out.
>> Okay. See, I'm illiterate. I'm I didn't
>> Okay. Do you have a valid license?
>> She can't drive this. She don't know how
to drive standard.
>> You don't know how to drive stick?
>> No, she don't. I've been trying to teach
her so I don't have to drive.
>> Yeah. That's a good skill to have cuz
you never know where you're going to
need it.
>> Uh I learned today. I was reading it up
a little bit from what she was
explaining to me. 90% of people don't
know how to drive manual anymore.
>> Really?
>> Yeah.
>> That's scary.
>> Uh yeah, it is.
>> I'm sure people don't even know that
there's letters technically associated
with numbers on a telephone either.
>> Um so Jordan, what's up with your
license? Is it just suspended or
>> uh suspended or you both one of the two?
I can't quite remember.
>> Okay, I got you. Have you ever had a
valid license at all?
>> No.
>> Okay, that's why then? That's Yeah, I
get you. All righty. Uh, well, let me go
check on this stuff for you. Um, give me
a few minutes. If I have some questions,
I'll let you know.
>> Um, is this registered to you?
>> Yes.
>> Okay, I got you. All right, I'll be back
in a second.
>> The officer soon confirms that his
license has indeed been revoked. But
right after another deputy arrives on
the scene, he discovers something much
more alarming.
>> Oh, he's got an open felony case. Oh
boy.
>> Domestic abuse, strangulation,
suffocation. Even more concerning, that
case includes a no contact order against
the victim, his girlfriend, [music] who
happens to be sitting right next to
Jordan in the passenger seat.
>> So, here's what I don't know how to do.
Do you know how to drive a stick?
>> Yeah, I do.
>> Cuz his girlfriend in the passenger seat
doesn't. I'm just hoping there's a way
we can get it moved. Do you have your
rat trap? Yes, I do.
>> You don't throw it down, but can you
just get it ready? Yeah,
>> cuz I have a feeling he's going to try
to take off or something when I tell him
to get out that he's under arrest. So,
what's
>> up, boss?
>> So, you're supposed to have an ID in
here.
>> What?
>> Yeah.
>> When was that issue?
>> It looks like it was issued with your
last OWI.
>> Right.
>> Okay. And I didn't know I was supposed
to have that.
>> Well, have you changed your addresses
anytime soon cuz it looks like it was
mailed.
>> Yeah, I put a form in for a while ago. I
don't know if you change yet.
>> Says,
>> no, that should be it.
>> Okay. Well, that's what your address
shows. So, I'm guessing that's where the
paperwork went. So, at this time, you
got to come with me.
>> Why?
>> Cuz you're going to be under arrest. So,
>> for what?
>> OID
operating after revocation and interlock
ignition device violation.
>> I was supposed to have an interlock
though.
>> Okay. I'm just letting you know that
that's non-negotiable at this time.
Okay. And I don't want you to have to
fight with us so you get even worse
charges. And we're also kind of chasing
you to the ground. I don't think your
girlfriend wants to do that if you try
to run. Can you guys at least follow so
I can put my truck home?
>> What's going to happen is is if you give
him permission, he knows how to drive
stick. He's going to park your truck
right over here.
>> Um, no, that won't happen.
>> Okay, then we're open the door.
[music]
>> The second deputy has placed a rat trap.
spike device under the pickup's rear
tire, but Jordan managed to avoid it
entirely when he sped away.
>> 212 Marquette rat trap was deployed. We
are westbound 23 approaching third speed
75. Uh I'm not sure if 442 is in the
area. I'm not sure if the rat trap took
effect or not. Just looking for spike
somewhere.
I got spike.
>> He said he's trying to go to Kasanovia.
We are 23 westbound 11th drive. Speed
74.
out. out
>> 537. If you're able to get uh back in, I
don't know how much longer this truck's
going to last. It's backfiring pretty
heavily. I think we could probably box
it in. 212 Marquette. We are passing J
John's. Speed's slowing down now to
about 71. I don't know if the vehicle
just died or not. Vehicle's dying.
Pelony stop. Vehicles.
We're going to be approaching a county
line. So, we need a red Chevy. We'll get
a better description shortly.
>> 12. I just tried to box him in. He just
tried to run me off the road. Uh, we are
at 82 entering the village of Oxford.
We're at 71. vehicle did die briefly.
Like I said, I don't know how much this
truck has left. It sounds very
important.
>> Even though Jordan's truck sounded like
it was on the verge of itself,
he continued fleeing [music] at speeds
of over 70 mph and showing no indication
of stopping anytime soon.
>> He's accelerating again, but truck
sounds like it's dying.
212 Marquette, he just tried to black
out. Uh looks like somehow he's got
front lights, but he was able to black
out his tail lights. Uh we are
northbound Aroaching Fawn. I'm getting
caught up. We're probably around 80 that
far. His tail lights are back on again.
Passing Fawn right now at about 83 212.
Marquette, we are coming up to Evergreen
A. I'm getting caught up. I'm going to
guess he's at about 80 right now. Jordan
was able to increase the [music]
distance between his vehicle and the
deputies. And for a brief time, it
seemed possible he could get farther out
of sight. But as he heads towards the
[music] township of Westfield, deputies
were soon presented with another
opportunity.
>> 212 Arcad, he spun out. He's coming back
at us.
Disregard. He's actually back southbound
again. There was a vehicle oncoming. He
served to avoid. No. 1050.
>> The deputy nearly loses visual of the
vehicle due to an oncoming car, but it
isn't long before the situation changes
again.
>> 1050. 1050. Elk in first half. 1050 copy
1050. Elk in first half.
>> GET OUT YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. GET
OUT YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. TURN IT
OFF. GRANT. GRANT. SIREN. Is that me?
>> Driver is not responding to verbal
commands. It does not look like it's a
major 1050. It's just in the ditch.
>> DRIVER, GET OUT WITH YOUR [screaming]
HEADS UP.
>> I don't know if he's fled on foot or
not. Oh, he's flat on foot. Two
Marquette. He's flat on foot. Looks like
flood on foot.
>> There's a passenger.
>> Yeah, there's a passenger.
>> PASSENGER, GET OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP.
WHAT'S SHE SAYING, GRANT?
>> I can't hear.
>> Passenger, are you able to get out?
>> She hurt her leg.
>> Get start fire. EMS.
>> I think the passenger's trapped in the
vehicle. She's her leg hurts.
>> Despite the crash, Jordan exited the
pickup and fled on foot, abandoning his
girlfriend injured inside the vehicle.
>> You can see his foot tracks right here.
Let's go try to get her out. two. I
think he fled eastbound on I think it
was Elk eastbound.
>> Yep.
>> Can you get that door? Somebody get Can
you get that door open, Grant?
>> Yeah. You can keep the rice. We'll go.
>> You okay? I hit my head.
>> Can you show me your hands for me?
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Why don't we
>> Why don't we try to slide out this way?
>> You want me to go?
>> Hold on one second.
>> Ma'am, we're going to get you EMS here
coming. Okay.
>> Make sure your squads are locked. Make
sure your squads are locked. Are you
able to kind of slide out or
>> my leg?
Get out. Oh god.
>> Grant, if she wants to stay there, we'll
get fire EMS. Just get her out.
>> I'll just have you stay safe up then.
Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> Two. Okay. Have fire EMS come straight
to the scene. We're with her. We'll need
their assistance getting her out of the
truck. She's good staying there.
>> Yeah.
>> Do you have a jacket or blanket or
something I can get for you?
>> Okay. Hang on. There's some stuff back
here.
>> Here's another one, too.
>> Keep you warm. We're [music] going to
get fire EMS to help us get you out to
get you as comfortable as possible.
Okay.
>> Anything else that's hurting you?
>> My leg in my head.
>> I
tried to warn him. I told him that we
chased him if he were added.
>> Yeah.
Yeah. I'm glad at least uh this is never
the outcome we want, but we learned
conscious and that's good. So,
>> okay. Well, he ran, so I'm assuming so.
>> The woman appeared to sustain no major
injuries. Deputies then began searching
for Jordan, not knowing how injured
[music] he was or where he had gone.
>> What's up? Looks like the tracks went
into the woods here. He might be at the
driveway here, but the whole perimeter
here for now. Haven't seen
>> down. No, right where uh is it went
northbound here. So, you might be coming
to that house right there.
>> Okay. I wonder if he crossed over here.
See those? Those could be deer tracks.
Yeah. I would just uh make sure your car
is locked.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Those are all deer tracks.
>> We got a dog coming, right?
>> Yeah. He would have ran down in here,
I'm guessing. Well, that's going to
follow tracks. Hey guys, when you guys
want to stay north?
>> Yeah.
>> He went over here and down in.
>> Okay.
>> We have good containment.
>> We can clear this residence here.
>> Yeah. So, Captain Kolski's down there,
but I just want to know Grant's going to
go down there with him. I at least want
you guys to try to keep eyes down here.
>> Okay. Then we'll have this whole area
sectioned off basically.
>> Okay.
>> Just try not to go too deep. Adam's just
sending a canine. Hey,
>> we have description of the male.
>> Hispanic looking male. Um I think he had
like an orange top on.
>> Facial hair, long dark hair.
>> You You want to hold off till the canine
gets here?
>> Yeah, can's here. You just want to let
them know. I'm going to stay with the
female here. 212. All units, please make
sure your squads are locked. Again,
please make sure your squads are locked.
They did know he had fled [music]
northeast and left footprints in the
snow. After canvasing the area without
success, [music] a deputy eventually
spotted someone in the distance.
>> 225. I'm out with that bike. Sir, come
here. Get off your bike. Get off your
bike.
>> I'm getting off my bike. I just came
from the top of the hill.
>> I'm out with the bicyclist.
>> I came from the top of the hill.
>> Okay. I apologize. We I apologize. I
know you don't know what's going on out
here. We just had a a chase. Okay. And
we had a guy flee on foot.
>> So, you're right in the vicinity of
everything that's happening. We don't
know if he has weapons. We don't know
who he is.
>> Oh, I'll get out of here then.
>> So, yeah, he's somewhere right on here.
Okay.
>> Yeah. I live at the top of the hill.
>> Okay. Would it be okay if I identify who
you are?
>> Sure. I used to work.
>> Okay. All right.
>> I was I was a jailer. I retired two
years ago. About a year and a half ago.
Yeah. I thought somebody fell through
the eyes.
>> Okay. All right.
>> Yeah. If you talk to the older guys,
they'll
>> they'll probably know who you are. Okay.
Okay. Thank you so much. Get back safe.
Okay. No, it's okay. It's okay.
>> At that point, the deputy did not
realize the woman who happened to be a
former deputy would later play an
important role in the case. Deputies
continued searching the area for the
next 15 minutes without success until
they received a call. Lines said she
believes she's got the subject in the
back of her property by the rental unit.
The same woman who had ridden down the
hill to see what was happening later
returned home and found Jordan in her
garden. She reported it to deputies,
giving them a new lead. But as the
situation continued to unfold, it became
clear Jordan was not alone. He was in
the passenger seat of a vehicle being
driven by someone deputies had not
previously encountered.
>> 225 Mark with that vehicle. County E.
First, just north county E.
I saw the driver passenger side door.
Open it.
>> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. GET THE OVER
HERE.
>> GET THE over here.
>> Walk back to THE SOUND OF MY VOICE.
>> One male at gunpoint.
>> STOP. STOP. STOP.
>> STOP. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN THE
AROUND. WALK BACK TO THE SOUND OF MY
VOICE. WALK BACK TO THE SOUND OF MY
VOICE. TAKE TWO STEPS TO YOUR LEFT. TWO
STEPS TO YOUR LEFT.
TWO STEPS TO YOUR LEFT.
>> Back to THE SOUND OF MY VOICE RIGHT NOW.
>> BACK TO THE SOUND OF my voice. ONE STEP
TO YOUR RIGHT. STOP. HE'S got a knife on
his right hip. Stop.
>> Do turn the other way. DON'T LOOK AT ME.
>> OKAY. He's got a knife.
>> Lay down.
>> Stand up. Stand up.
>> I can't
>> stand up. You can.
>> I can't.
>> Stand up.
>> I can't,
>> sir. Stand up. Stand up.
>> I
>> You were just standing.
>> Yeah. Well, my hip is locked.
>> Well, you can stand up.
>> No, I can't.
>> Stand up.
>> I can't
>> stand up. DO IT NOW.
>> DUDE, I CAN'T STAND UP. I LITERALLY
CANNOT STAND UP.
>> OKAY. Lay prone.
>> Lay prone with your face on the
pavement.
>> Move, sir.
>> LAY PRONE WITH YOUR FACE ON THE
PAVEMENT.
>> MOVE. LAY PRONE WITH YOUR FACE ON THE
PAVEMENT. DO IT NOW.
>> DUDE, I CAN'T MOVE. MY hip is locked. I
have steel in my hips. I cannot move. I
am locked in place.
>> Lay down with your face on the pavement.
>> Move. My hips are locked in place. I
cannot move. You want me to move? I need
>> He is verbally not compliant.
>> Sir,
>> he has a knife on his right hip. We have
my gun point right in front of the
squads. He's just not listening to us.
>> Sir, I can't move. My hips are locked in
place. Okay. Roll onto your right hip.
>> Sir, what don't you understand?
>> You can roll on your right hip.
>> Roll.
>> I can't move.
>> Roll on your left hip.
>> I can't move.
>> Roll on your left hip.
>> I have steel in my hips and in my back.
>> Just watch the other Watch that vehicle
for me. Okay, sir.
>> Sir,
>> I have metal all inside of me. I cannot
move once I am in this position.
>> Put your hands on your head for me. Put
your hands on your head for me.
>> What? I can't hear you over there.
>> Hands on your head.
>> Put your hands on your head.
Whatever you do, don't go for that
knife. Do you understand?
>> No. That's why I was trying to lean
forward. I was trying to tell you guys I
had another one in my front pocket.
>> I'm going to tell you right now, if you
go for that knife and come at us, you
will get shot.
>> Well, no me pull it off. I hit anyone
out of my pocket.
>> Don't reach for the knife, whatever you
do.
>> Sure.
>> 225 Marquette. We're still verbally not
compliant. He does have that knife
still. We still have him at gunpoint.
Additionally, there's probably a driver
in that vehicle. I do not have the
plate, which is for 43. We also have
eyes on that vehicle.
>> Hello.
>> What's up?
>> Let's drop my hips so I can get scared
off.
>> No. How about you scoot back?
>> I can't move, dude.
>> So, you can't move, huh?
>> No, my hips are locked.
>> You were walking fine the whole time,
sir.
>> Yeah. Well, once I got down and I
crossed my one leg, that was it. My hips
locked.
>> Okay. So, you're telling me you can't
move any further?
>> No, I cannot. Who's with me now?
>> I got you.
>> Who are you?
>> I got
>> Okay. Why don't you just scoot over a
little bit?
>> All right.
>> Well, hold on. Hold on. Before we do
this,
>> he's saying that he can't move. He's got
the knife on his right hip. First thing
first, we have to take the knife off
him. Go ahead, grab it.
>> KEEP YOUR HANDS ON YOUR HEAD OR YOU WILL
BE SHOT.
>> There's one in your front pocket as
well, sir.
There's one in my front pocket as well
as I got to the car.
>> Yep. There's one in my front pocket as
well.
>> Got it.
>> All right.
>> Stand up. Stand up. Boom. Back.
>> Hang on. Hang on. Pull. Easy. My hips
won't
>> unlock. Easy. Easy. Both. Both at the
same time. Please.
>> Dude, you don't got any briefing on me.
>> Front pocket. No, I'm not moving till
you guys pull the other one off of me.
>> Yeah. Front bumper right here.
Watch that.
>> All right.
>> Oh, dude.
>> Here. Just step stand back first.
>> Move him back.
>> Oh, easy. Easy, dude. You pulling on me,
little dude.
>> Yeah. Have a seat on the push bumper
there so we get the knife out.
>> Yeah, we know you're hurt.
>> Yeah, we'll get here.
>> Okay. Have a seat.
>> You want to go downstairs?
>> Have a seat.
Let's move up these two vehicles closer
and do another high risk on that to get
the driver out having all this open
area.
>> Okay, just let you know. Hey,
>> we're moving up a little bit more. We're
going to move our vehicles up. We're
going to do another high risk. Get the
driver out.
>> Yeah, you guys stay back with them.
Grant, let's do it.
>> Can you step here? We're going to move
up to the left. The 95 is saying that
there's only one other piece of person
in the vehicle, and that's elderly. Uh
driver is not opening the vehicle up
doing anything really. Uh maybe cuz he's
elderly. 104 Marquette 231 and I are
going to head up with the shield.
>> Tell me how you want. A little closer.
>> You're good. Right. Fine. Move a little
bit towards the right. So we're in line
here. Driver, SHOW US YOUR HANDS. SHOW
US YOUR HANDS. Show us your hands. Turn
the vehicle off. I know. Turn the
vehicle off. Turn the vehicle off. Okay.
Step out of the vehicle, sir. Back,
back, back. Move to the rear of your
vehicle. Move to the rear of your
vehicle. Move. All right. Stop. You
don't have any weapons on you? No.
>> So, here's what gonna happen. I'm going
to put you in handcuffs, okay? We're
just going to detain you for right now,
sir. Okay. Well, right now, we're doing
an investigation. Okay? So, put your
hands behind your back, please. Thank
you. Hold lethal.
Thank you, sir. Do appreciate that. All
right. Let's go this way. All right.
Let's just stand in front of my squad
car right now. All right. So, do you
know who you picked up by any chance?
>> Nope. Just somebody was on the side of
the road. Yo, hey,
>> can I pat you? Can I search you?
>> Sure. First of all, you know, you say
that like I have a choice, right?
>> I You do have choice, sir.
>> No. Yes, you do. No. Trust me.
>> Okay. Well, can I search you?
>> I don't care. But you're saying it like
I have a choice.
>> Okay. Well, you do cuz right now you're
just detained. So, are you willing to
let me search you?
>> Sure.
>> Okay. Do you have anything on you that
will stick me, stab me, poke me?
>> I don't think so.
>> What do you mean by that? I mean, I
don't think there's anything in my
pocket that could poke.
>> Okay. Stick me, stab me, poke me, so we
don't think so. All right.
Okay. So, Howard, is it okay to call you
Howard, sir?
>> Tell me what I do.
>> So, you were just driving or what?
What's going How did this all transpire?
>> Just driving down the road. The guy was
at the side of the road. I drove by. He
waved. I thought he waved and then he
yelled. So, I stopped.
>> And you stopped and you let him in your
truck, obviously, cuz
>> you said he wanted to go to his uncle's
house. It was just up the road.
>> You didn't say anything odd about that.
I mean, I'm not trying
>> I shouldn't say I didn't see anything
odd. Yes. I thought it was strange cuz
he was standing with no coat on. Okay.
>> But he said he had just crashed a
snowmobile. They wouldn't be on further.
Sure.
>> And you were headed back home.
>> Just out. Yeah. Nowhere particular.
>> Just out and about driving around and
just ran into him. Were you coming
northbound on first and you saw him or?
>> No, I was going eastbound. Westbound on
on E and I turned on the northbound east
uh first street.
>> Okay. So, you're going west turning
north and you saw him standing out here?
I know it would be the northwest corner,
east corner, east corner, I'm sorry.
Okay.
>> West would be the other side of the
hill.
>> All right. Cuz uh I was coming over the
hill and I saw the passenger side door
open and close really quick and we just
got a call stating that this gentleman
that we were looking for was out here
and then obviously I turned my lights on
and you pulled over. Thank you for
pulling over. Why don't you just sit
here for right now and we're going to
get everything sorted out. Okay. I'm
going to leave you in handcuffs just for
a little bit. My partner's going to
stand out here with you just for a
second. Okay.
>> He says he doesn't know anything. What
does he say? Yeah, that's the same
thing.
>> Same thing.
>> He said he was just coming westbound on
on E here turning north.
>> Saw him.
>> Saw him. The guy was like waving at him,
picked him up. When I came over the
hill, I saw the passenger door open and
close quick, which makes sense.
>> And then he pulled over right away. So,
>> I guess that does make sense. So, cuz
he's like, I don't know. Both stories
line up.
>> So, at the very least, get the guy's DL
phone number and
>> yeah,
>> I'd say if anything else comes to it, we
can refer it. But at this point, I don't
think there's a point holding this guy
cuz I mean, stories sound legit.
>> The driver did not appear to know that
the man he had picked up was wanted at
the time. Deputies then turned their
attention back to Jordan, who continued
to create problems, including during
efforts to get him into the ambulance.
>> Okay. Put a collar around your neck to
hold your neck still. Okay. Can you lift
your neck up a little bit?
Got to get this. Okay.
>> Get it off. Get it off.
>> Do you have back pain?
>> You have back pain.
>> That hurts. Get that away. Get that
away. That hurts. Do you have any
difficulty breathing?
>> Uh-huh. Oh, that's going to hurt.
>> He's not even touching your face.
>> Cold air might hurt, but the oxygen is
going to help you.
>> All right. So, you need to tell me what
happened.
>> How did you hurt your jaw,
>> Jordan?
>> He ran into something.
>> I don't know if he was seat belted
either when they Yeah.
>> passenger was not or stayed.
>> I'm going to assume he was not either.
Maybe the wheel. I didn't get a chance
to look in the car that much.
>> I thought he said no airbag deployment.
I don't judge think there was any blood
or anything there.
>> What happened? Did you fall? Was that
from the accident? Can you tell me what
happened?
>> Jordan, we digged up already, bud. We
want to get you with medical help. So, I
don't want you fighting with any of us.
You got it. We're going to get you out
of this car and put the handcuffs in
front so you're more comfortable. No
funny business. You understand?
>> I'm going to assume your silence means
you understand. Go ahead and step out of
the car, please.
Move your left foot out. I'm going to
help you. One, two, three.
Oh, go ahead and step out, sir. We're
going to help you get out of the car. Do
not spit on firefighters or myself.
>> We're not touching your face. We are not
touching your face. Back up to your left
about 2 feet.
>> Do not spit on anybody. Your face is
full of blood.
>> Oh, watch your arm. I don't want that.
>> We're going to help you, but you need to
listen. We're going to help you.
>> Arm in front of my face. I don't want to
get blood on him.
>> We're going to move your hands. Do not
fight. Put your hand in front of your
body. Do not move it. Turn around and
face me.
>> Do you have any weapons on you, Jordan?
>> No, they got them already.
>> Okay. You only had the one weapon on
him.
>> No idea where they are.
>> You have any pain? No.
>> Did I hand you those lights?
>> No, you didn't.
>> No. Thank you.
>> Yes.
Okay. forward and let's JUST LAY HIM
DOWN.
>> WE'RE TRYING TO help you, bud.
>> Okay.
>> Oh, sorry guys.
>> I'm sorry, guys.
>> It's okay, buddy.
>> Slide him up to here.
>> Slide them up. Okay. I got to hook that
one.
>> I'm sorry. Move you up.
>> Ready? One, two, THREE.
>> I'm so cold. I'm so cold. So, he's the
driver of a vehicle that uh splun out.
Um he took off running, ran all the way
here, and then uh they kind of got him a
right leg injury. He had pin in his hip,
no bleeding down there. Face is all
busted up.
>> It was either from the crash or he
tripped in the woods. So, he let us on a
chase. And when he got out of the
vehicle that I pulled over here, his
face is already bloody. So, it happened
prior to here.
>> Information. I want to start an IV. He
denied an IV. He's scared of needles.
>> You down? And we have another deputy
who's going to also go down with you.
>> So, is that okay? and customers.
That's what I'm saying.
>> When they finally do get him into the
ambulance, EMS learns that Jordan has a
medical and substance related history
and takes [music] several prescribed
medications. At the same time, he
appeared to show little concern for what
had just taken place.
>> Jordan, any medical that we need to know
about besides the heart? Any medical we
need to know about? Jordan, you use
narcotics? No.
>> Be honest with me, man.
>> Use benzo.
>> I don't know.
>> Okay.
>> I tried doing after high school.
>> Just marijuana, but hasn't done it for 4
days is what he said earlier.
>> We not going to cause us any issues
today.
>> Nope. Anything else though? That could
cause some issues.
>> I believe you, Jordan.
>> Sorry, guys. I stopped taking my Hunter.
>> Yeah,
>> I stopped taking my meds.
>> Okay. What were your meds for? What?
When did you stop taking them?
>> Three weeks ago.
>> Three weeks ago. Okay. You been having a
rough time then or has it been
>> very rough?
>> Jordan, did you crash the truck or do
you remember anything about the the
crash? Do you remember it crashing? I
crashed my truck.
>> Yeah.
>> How bad is it? That's what we're asking.
>> We actually don't know. We don't know.
>> None of us have seen it. That truck
means more to me than my own wife. That
truck means everything to me.
>> What kind of truck was it, Jordan?
>> 332.
>> Yeah. 4x4.
>> Is that the one you had in high school?
Just out of that orange one.
>> Okay.
>> Green one. My dad gave me that truck
right before he died from cancer. Well,
Jordan, from what we know, you got
stopped in Montello
and then you decided to take a little
joy ride without talking to the officer.
>> I didn't want you ran from the cops.
You're me.
>> I wish I was
ass. Jordan was found to have sustained
a broken jaw, a collarbone injury,
suspected rib fractures, and multiple
lacerations. It was later determined
that these injuries were not caused by
the vehicle crash, but were instead
sustained when he fell while fleeing on
foot. The following day, the woman on
the bicycle, the former deputy,
recovered suspected evidence along the
route Jordan had taken on foot.
According to the reports, a bag
containing a white powdery substance was
found in the area field tested positive
for and was later sent to the Wisconsin
State Crime Lab for additional testing
and analysis. Ultimately, Jordan was
charged with felony operator fleeing
eluding an officer causing bodily harm,
secondderee recklessly endangering
safety, misdemeanor, resisting
obstructing an officer, resisting
failing to stop, operating while
revoked, failure to install ignition
interlock device, and bail jumping. He
also earned himself over $2,300 in
traffic citations and was later released
on a $1,000 cash bond. Eventually, he
was found guilty due to a no contest
plea of fleeing, eluding, bail jumping,
resisting obstructing, [music] and
resisting failing to stop. The remaining
charges were dismissed. All the
citations were also dismissed on the
prosecutor's motion. Ultimately, the
court approved a 24-month deferred
prosecution agreement on the felony
[music] count, meaning that charge can
likely be dismissed if he follows all
terms and stays out of trouble. On the
other three misdemeanor [music] counts,
the judge withheld the sentence and
placed him on 24 months of probation
with conditions including 90 days in
jail, absolute sobriety, [music]
treatment requirements, and various
court costs and sir charges. However, he
ended up getting arrested again in April
2024 and December 2025 on felony charges
including domestic battery, intimidating
a victim, and strangulation suffocation.
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