Trooper's Report: On September 11th, 2026, I, Trooper Rafael Garcia, was on routine patrol on United States Highway 63 near Interstate 40. I spotted a silver Ford Focus bearing a Kentucky license plate (V9L378) headed towards the interstate. As I observed the vehicle traveling north, it began to slow and make a left-hand turn onto the westbound entrance ramp at the 193-mile marker of Interstate 40. I observed a brake light out on the driver's side of the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop for the violation. The vehicle stopped on the shoulder, where I made a driver-side approach. I introduced myself and explained the reason for the traffic stop. I identified the driver as ANNA MARIE SEEMAN. I also asked the passenger to identify himself while I was at the window asking them about their travel. The passenger, who was later identified as MATTHEW ARRON THOMAS VITTITOW, gave me a false name, so I began to reach out to other troopers in the area to positively ID the male passenger. During this time, I returned to the vehicle to make sure I got the passenger's information correct. He again provided a false name, and I was still unable to get a return on ACIC/NCIC. I was able to get Miss Seaman's return; At this time, after speaking with one of the Troopers in the area, I was able to find a way to ID the passenger through facial recognition. As I approached the passenger side of the vehicle to retrieve a photo of the passenger to use for facial identification, Miss Seeman put the car in drive and fled the traffic stop. Miss Seeman entered the interstate westbound and fled at speeds higher than the posted speed limit of 75 miles per hour. Miss Seeman began to weave in and out of traffic, along with passing on the shoulder, reaching speeds over 100 miles per hour. When traffic cleared and there was a clear area, I performed a TVI (TACTICAL VEHICLE INTERVENTION) to end the pursuit. I contacted the rear left side fender of the suspect vehicle with the front right side of my patrol vehicle’s TVI bumper, causing the vehicle to spin counterclockwise. The vehicle came back and struck my vehicle, sending us both into the median. The suspect vehicle became stuck in the median. I, along with Trp. Josh Middleton, performed a high-risk felony takedown and took both vehicle occupants into custody. Seeman and Vittitiow were transported to the Prairie County Jail. Miss Seeman was placed on a probable cause hold. Mr. Vittitiow was booked into the Prairie County Jail for Obstruction of Government Operations. Note: CHARGES FILED: 5-54-125(d): FLEEING - VEHICLE OR CONVEYANCE 27-50-308(b)(1)(B) 1ST: RECKLESS DRIVING - 1ST 27-51-302: IMPROPER LANE CHANGE/USAGE 27-16-303: DRIVING ON SUSPENDED LICENSE 27-36-215: VEH LIGHTS - DEFECTIVE/IMPROPER TAIL LAMPS AND REFLECTORS DAMAGE ESTIMATES: SUSPECT VEHICLE: RIGHT AND LEFT SIDE: $5,000 ESTIMATED DAMAGE ASP UNIT: RIGHT SIDE FRONT AND REAR DOORS AND FENDERS: $7,500 ESTIMATED DAMAGE PROPERTY DAMAGE: 1 CABLE BARRIER POST.

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