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SUV Flipping PIT Maneuver | Dash Cam | United States | 20200422
Ms. Panda's Den | 2020-04-24
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Dash camera video clip from the Culpeper County Sheriff's Office of the pursuit and arrest of Kevin Keyton. [Full Video] SUV Flipping PIT Maneuver I Full Video I United States I 20200422: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3kw9tlOzNo Location: Culpeper County, Virginia, United States Date: April 22,...
Dash camera video clip from the Culpeper County Sheriff's Office of the pursuit and arrest of Kevin Keyton. [Full Video] SUV Flipping PIT Maneuver I Full Video I United States I 20200422: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3kw9tlOzNo Location: Culpeper County, Virginia, United States Date: April 22, 2020 (Wednesday) Culpeper County Sheriff's Office: "Culpeper is home to some of Virginia's finest Deputy Sheriffs. This is another example of the professional manner in which they will swiftly stop pursuits or other criminal actions that endanger our community. They'll always have my greatest respect and full support as they risk their lives to protect our community." -Sheriff Scott Jenkins ***************************** In the early morning hours of April 22, 2020 a pursuit was initiated by a Remington Police Officer in Remington, VA. The pursuit crossed over into Culpeper County, and CCSO Deputies assisted by ending the pursuit. As the chase crossed into Culpeper County on Route 29 southbound, speeds were reported in excess of 90 mph. Culpeper Deputy Dustin Tharp successfully deployed a spike strip to flatten one of the tires. The driver of the vehicle, later identified as Kevin Keyton of Crozet, VA, continued to drive with a flat left front tire for approximately five minutes at speeds up to 50 mph. A passenger in the car with Keyton was not allowed to exit the vehicle prior to or during the pursuit. CCSO Sgt. Jonathan Kerns conducted a pursuit intervention technique, or P.I.T., to successfully end the pursuit. There was approximately 34.5 grams of heroin and 10 grams of methamphetamine located in and around the vehicle, along with a handgun and cash. Keyton reported to deputies that he had orally ingested a large bag of heroin in attempt to conceal it prior to the end of the pursuit, and that he feared he would overdose if the drug entered his system. Keyton did not subsequently overdose. While Keyton did appear intoxicated to the deputies on scene, Keyton was coherent as he was taken into custody. Keyton was charged with five felonies and two misdemeanors; VA §46.2-817 – Eluding VA §18.2-47 – Abduction VA §18.2-308.2 – Possession of a firearm by convicted felon VA §18.2-248 – Distribution Sched I/II VA §18.2-250 – Possess Sched I/II VA §18.2-266 – DUI VA §46.2-301 – Drive Revoked Keyton was summonsed for violation of VA §46.2-613 – unregistered vehicle and VA §46.2-646 – expired registration Keyton was taken before a magistrate and was ordered to be held without bond.
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