[Music] April 14th, 2025, West Salem, Wisconsin. Just after midnight, an officer observed a black Mitsubishi traveling along Highway 16. A license plate query revealed the driver was Aaron Falcon, a 50-year-old lacrosse man with a canceled driving status due to failing to install an ignition interlock device. Officers watched as Aaron parked at the quick trip on Highway 16. >> I think he just went in. >> Okay, I'll go check the bathroom. >> Aaron was already wanted on a probation violation warrant. I know my heart. 68 low contact. You Aaron over here. >> Uh you Aaron? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Aaron, do you know you have a warrant for your arrest? >> I was going back for it. Yeah. >> Okay. Let's put your hands behind your back for me. Okay. >> I I just talked to somebody about it too. >> You what? >> I talk to you guys about it. >> You talked to somebody about it? >> Yeah. I would >> Who' you talk to? >> Okay. cuz I stopped there in time >> today. >> Yeah. >> Oh, >> they didn't say nothing. And I even stopped and talked to somebody because some guy was trying to break me. >> I'll be good if you want to go take care of that. All right. How did you get here? >> Did you drive here? >> Yeah. [Applause] >> Um, you know, you have a you don't have a license. >> Uh-uh. >> You have a cancelled license. >> Do I? >> Yeah. >> No, I got everything put on there. >> Okay. Cuz according to DT, you don't have a license right now. And I saw you drive past. >> Yeah. >> So, >> I drove past many of the cops and nobody ever said nothing. >> Yeah. You have you don't have a license. I don't I didn't know that. >> Okay. >> Cuz I I paid for everything. >> Okay. Yeah, cuz apparently it's cuz you don't have an IID installed. >> Oh, I do. >> You do now? >> It's been cuz you didn't in October. >> It's been in there since October. >> You sure? October 4th. >> I don't know what day is, but it's I went to the DMV and she said she fixed it. >> Okay. Because according to that, it says cancelled >> due to no ID. >> I've had in October. I paid for it ever since then. So, >> okay. Well, I'll I'll double check. Okay. You have your car keys in your pants and whatever. >> I was even right there with attacking with the couch because somebody was I was away from somebody. >> Okay. All right. Let's go back over here. Do you have a Do you have anything in your car that you need? Wallet, phone, anything like that? And then I'll have to talk to the the uh the court here to see what they want to do with your vehicle. Okay. Cuz you won't be able to leave it here cuz it's on a a proar warrant. Okay. Probation pro put the warrant on for you. Okay. >> So, >> I was just going back. >> You're just going back where? >> To back. >> Okay. This is the farthest I made it and >> I just gave up on everything. So >> Okay. So, do you have a preference for your toll who to come get the vehicle? >> Huh? >> Take it back over there. >> Take it back over where >> this one over here. What's it called? >> Burn again. >> No. What's the other one called? >> The one next to it. Right over here. There's no there's no tow company in town. >> They own they can just have the vehicle back. See >> like the one we normally use in town is either Paul's out of Holman or CW. >> Oh, I don't I don't whoever you want to do. I don't know. Okay. They're just going to take it back anyway. So, >> yeah, they're going to take it back to their shop, wherever it is. Okay. >> Well, I mean, they're going to want the car back cuz I I didn't make payment this one. So, Okay, sounds good. Hang tight here. Okay. According to the report, Aaron's speech was slurred, his eyes were droopy, and his skin was clammy. When questioned, Aaron admitted to using methamphetamine daily. >> I mean, three or four needles down, there's a bunch of needles in there that have white crystallized like substance on the top in the cab. >> But he does have a a tie in there in the door. In >> the door. >> Yeah. I saw a little arm was open when I was looking for the ID on his phone and his wallet or whatever. So, right here. Is that a kit behind his driver side seat right there? Or is that something different? >> What? >> A kit behind a driver side seat on the floor. the plastic bag thing. >> Yeah. >> Prescription meds. Are those his prescription meds? >> Yeah. >> So, you got a tie off in the driver side compartment and then you got a needle underneath by the driver's seat on the floor. >> On the floor as well. >> Yeah. You can see that from the driver side window. You think there's a mouse then? >> You said you see a needle, >> huh? >> I didn't see a needle, but >> yeah, there's a needle on on the floor for >> Okay. Any reason you're extra sleepy right now? >> Cuz I slept in four or five days. >> It was up to four or five days. Okay. So, this is the most rest you've had in this area. Okay. Is am I going to find any drugs in your vehicle? No stole them. >> What's that? >> Stole them. >> I can't hear you. >> Someone stole them. >> Someone stole all your drugs. >> Okay. >> Do you know who stole them? >> I don't know. I I got a picture of my phone. >> Okay. Anything here? He said he's tired cuz he hasn't slept in three or four day or four or five days for >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, if you look >> Oh, yeah. There it is. >> Yeah. >> I didn't bend over far enough. >> Yeah. So, I don't know if you want to snap photos before you start. >> Can you snap photos for me? Do you have your phone on you? Oh, >> you can use my phone otherwise doesn't matter. >> Just so that >> inside Aaron's vehicle, officers observed drugrelated items, including a tourniquet style band and multiple used syringes. One syringe contained a crystal-like residue that later tested positive for fentanyl. >> Okay. Is your pinky fine now? No, it it hurts. >> So, you need medical attention >> is what you're saying. >> Okay. So, he's requesting medical attention. He went to the hospital earlier >> for his pinky. Uh he's having issues, so he wants his pinky checked out. So, I'll call for one. >> Okay. Spread that note. >> My neck is kind. >> Okay. Here, let's have you step out. Okay. >> So that way you can take a look at you. >> Huh? >> All right. >> Put your foot down. Yep. Got yourself all twisted around in here. >> Sorry, I thought you said foot. >> All right. Got it. All right. Mhm. >> Good. All right. Turn around and let him look at it here. >> The right one or the left one? >> The left one. >> Especially when I do it against hard. Oh, look like you had some kind of a sore on there to begin with. Yeah, he was at the hospital earlier. >> Two or three days ago. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I was stuck at the hospital, but then I got sort of so I had to leave there. >> Yeah, he's got some little sore on there. I think that's what's causing you pain because you're bending it and everything. >> I mean, I see this little sore where it looks like the little infection starting. That's probably what's going on. >> I think you'll live. >> All right. >> Yeah. There isn't really nothing I can do. I mean the bandage and they ain't going to do nothing. So >> all right. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So you good? >> No. >> All right. >> You put me back in. >> You need the paperwork filled out and everything. >> I just said if you got his name and date first. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and sit back down for me. Okay. We're going to go over to the police department to do the field test. Okay. >> Asleep. >> What's that? >> Sleep. >> Yep. But we're going to go. Do you still want to do those field sobriety tests? >> I can do a refuse if I don't. >> What's that? >> Refuse them if I don't. So, you know, I I >> So, you're going to take them? >> I'm not limit right now. So, >> you're not You don't think you are? >> I don't think they're I haven't used, like I said, in over 24 hours. So, >> Okay. Well, some some other signs are showing that you very well could be under the influence. Okay. >> Oh, you're >> What's that? coming down from everything. So, >> okay. Cuz the way you parked when I first saw you >> cuz I was kind of >> Your your veins are just exploded right now. >> They're popping like crazy compared to normal people. >> My veins are always like that. >> What's that? >> My veins are always like that. >> They're always like that. >> I have some nurses. >> Okay. All right. >> What year were you born? >> 74. >> 74. Thank you. >> Everybody says, "I'd love to have your veins." >> Yeah. nurses tell you have good veins. >> Yeah, I believe that. >> Okay. But you'll be willing to do those fields so bright test though, right? >> If and you'll you'll behave when we go to the PD to do that >> after. >> Okay. Minute. >> All right. All righty. >> Okay. >> Thanks. Thanks, Wayne. Going to go to the PD to do fields. >> Okay. Um, you want to go pull your business card inside there real quick for video? >> You know what? I'll just let you I'll just I'll refuse and I go to prison for 10 years. So, >> what's that? >> I'll just refuse and go to prison for 10 years. >> You're not going to take them? >> No, I just want to go to prison. Remember, I gave up, so I don't care. I'm done for anyway. So, >> okay. So, you're going to refuse >> to take the field the test. So, >> I'm done for anyway, so don't matter. >> You're trying to condemn me already, so might as well do it. [Music] >> All right. Easy. Oh, I got you. I got you. I got you. Easy. Easy. Good. Good. >> Okay. Just want to make sure you're good on your feet. Stand right here. Shut the door. Then we're going to go to the left here. Okay. Give me two seconds. All right. This way here. Despite initial refusal, Aaron ultimately consented to a legal blood draw at Mayo Clinic in Lacrosse. Aaron was charged with probation violation, operating while under the influence, 10th offense, and possession of narcotic drugs. He was issued a $1,000 cash bond. Aaron waved his right to an attorney and plead guilty on count one owi 10th offense. The court sentenced Aaron to 8 years in state prison with four years of initial confinement and four years of extended supervision. His prison term will run concurrently with a prior case out of Jackson County. Thanks again for watching Body Cam Raw Wisconsin. If you'd like to support the channel even more, consider joining our YouTube memberships. 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