REAL POLICE BODYCAM footage captures officers confronting a woman left behind in a vehicle abandoned during a drug trafficking pursuit in La Crosse. This bodycam video documents the tense moments after a suspect fled on foot, leaving a potential accomplice to face police questioning. In this police bodycam footage, officers approach a vehicle that had just been involved in a pursuit, finding it abandoned in the middle of the street with a woman still inside. The officer immediately establishes the situation: "I get it's your car but obviously we were just chasing this car." This direct confrontation, captured on the bodycam, lays the groundwork for questioning the woman about the fleeing suspect. The woman acknowledges awareness of the situation: "And I know that and I just moved it up the middle of the street." This admission, recorded on police bodycam, suggests she took action after the driver fled, raising questions about her involvement and knowledge of the pursuit. The officer proceeds with standard identification questions: "All right. Are you valid to drive and everything?" She responds confidently: "Yeah. You could check me. Okay. Run me whatever you want." This cooperative stance, documented on bodycam, may be an attempt to distance herself from the suspect's illegal activities. The questioning shifts to the critical matter of the suspect's whereabouts: "Okay. All right. Ugh. You don't know where he went?" The woman firmly denies knowledge: "I swear to god I really don't." She continues with an explanation about finding the vehicle: "I literally pulled up and saw the car... Sorry I'm cold... Saw the car in the middle of the road and saw that there's nobody in it." This claim of coincidental arrival, captured on police bodycam, directly contradicts the sequence of events officers had just witnessed. She emphasizes her absence during the suspect's escape: "10-4. I didn't see him jump out. The car was literally already there parked." The officer's simple "Okay. Yep" suggests professional skepticism about her account. According to police reports, this February 3, 2023 incident involved 43-year-old Drae Shaun Broadnax fleeing from police during a high-risk traffic stop arranged after an inmate informant provided information about methamphetamine and heroin trafficking. When officers later searched the abandoned vehicle, they discovered 56.4 grams of methamphetamine, 7.5 grams of cocaine, 5.3 grams of marijuana, and seized $1,896 in cash from the woman. This police bodycam footage highlights the complex challenges officers face when encountering potential accomplices who provide contradictory accounts of their involvement, requiring careful questioning to unravel the truth while securing abandoned vehicles that may contain valuable evidence. Subscribe for more police bodycam footage showing real-life law enforcement situations. New videos uploaded weekly! #policebodycam #druginvestigation #lacrossecounty

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