On May 19, 2024. An officer from the Greenfield Police Department attempted to stop a vehicle for a tail light violation. As the officer activated his emergency lights, the vehicle rapidly accelerated and began fleeing. During the pursuit, the passenger door was opened multiple times. A female later identified as Kendra jumped out of the vehicle while it was still moving, causing her to fall. The driver (James) crashed into a parked car attempting to elude officers. The pursuit lasted approximately 8.11 miles with a maximum speed of 106 MPH. Unknown to officers at the time, another female later identified as Quentaya exited the motor vehicle at an unknown location during the pursuit. James drove in the wrong lanes of traffic and ran multiple stop signs. The lead officer terminated himself from the pursuit after he struck a pole which caused damage to his squad car. At that point, the West Allis Police Department took over and eventually apprehended James after he crashed into a yard. James was then transported to the Greenfield Police Department to be booked. While the pursuit was still going on, officers made contact with Kendra who jumped out of the vehicle. She was very emotional and said that her sister was still in the vehicle. Kendra stated that she was not injured but was in fear for her sister's safety as she was still in the vehicle. Kendra said she was intoxicated and agreed to go to the Greenfield Police Department for further questioning. Once at the police department, Kendra said James picked her up from her residence and that they were drinking at Quentaya’s residence. Kendra explained that they were drinking and hanging out when they decided to go to a hotel to go swimming with a friend that was staying there. Kendra stated while James was driving, a police officer attempted to stop the vehicle. She said she told James multiple times to pull over. Kendra mentioned that she began hitting him multiple times before deciding to jump from the vehicle. She stated that James was a family friend that she has been acquainted with for about two years but did not know much about him. Quentaya was also located and transported to the police department for questioning. She provided a similar story as Kendra and was eventually released without any charges along with her sister. James, the driver of the fleeing vehicle was arrested by the West Allis Police Department, and found guilty for 2nd-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, OWI (3rd), Obstructing an Officer, Operating While Revoked, and Failure to Install Ignition Interlock Device. He was sentenced to 3 years in prison and 680 days in a community reintegration center. He was also ordered to pay over $3500 in fines. This video is for educational purposes only.