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31,746 views • 8 months ago

Our deputies recently received a Flock hit on a stolen Chevy Silverado in the Evergreen area. The driver attempted to evade deputies by using side streets and back roads, but with the help of some well-placed stop sticks, we were able to slow the vehicle down after disabling multiple tires. A JSCO sergeant used the Grappler Police Bumper to safely bring the vehicle to a stop near Morrison Rd. and C-470. The driver made one last attempt to flee on foot, which also didn’t work. The suspect was eventually tased and taken into custody. The individual had an active warrant, was driving under restraint, and now faces charges for vehicular eluding, resisting arrest, aggravated motor vehicle theft, careless driving, and possession of a controlled substance. Great teamwork by all involved. It’s what we do.

Our deputies recently received a Flock hit on a stolen Chevy Silverado in the Evergreen area. The driver attempted to evade deputies by using side streets and back roads, but with the help of some well-placed stop sticks, we were able to slow the vehicle down after disabling multiple tires. A JSCO sergeant used the Grappler Police Bumper to safely bring the vehicle to a stop near Morrison Rd. and C-470. The driver made one last attempt to flee on foot, which also didn’t work. The suspect was eventually tased and taken into custody. The individual had an active warrant, was driving under restraint, and now faces charges for vehicular eluding, resisting arrest, aggravated motor vehicle theft, careless driving, and possession of a controlled substance. Great teamwork by all involved. It’s what we do.

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27,016 views • 9 months ago

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A driver led police on a pursuit Sunday evening around 7 p.m. after initially fleeing a traffic stop in East Bethel for equipment and seatbelt violations. State Patrol first attempted the stop near Highway 65 and Viking Blvd. NE after noticing the vehicle had no rear lights and the driver was not wearing a seatbelt. The driver fled and began driving the wrong way southbound in the northbound lanes of Highway 65. Troopers discontinued the pursuit due to safety concerns. The driver later corrected, and Anoka County deputies re-engaged the pursuit in Blaine. Authorities say the driver again drove the wrong way on Highway 65, continuing onto County Rd. 10 and then Interstate 694 before exiting onto Lexington Ave. in Shoreview, where Ramsey County deputies took over. The pursuit continued south on Lexington Ave. N. to Highway 36, then west to Interstate 35W into Minneapolis. Deputies successfully deployed stop sticks, but the driver continued at a high rate of speed and the pursuit was again called off. The vehicle exited into downtown Minneapolis, where dispatchers lost visual tracking through traffic cameras. Officers are searching the area for the driver, and the State Patrol airplane will be overhead to assist shortly.

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15,327 views • 6 months ago

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COFFEE RUN TURNS INTO A POLICE CHASE AFTER ASSAULTING GIRLFRIEND When a suspect starts driving into oncoming traffic, should police be allowed to use aggressive tactics like ramming the vehicle? What started as a normal stop at Dunkin’ Donuts quickly spiraled into chaos. Authorities say Shemaiah Jerrod King got into a heated argument with his girlfriend at a Dunkin’ in Warner Robins. Witnesses say the confrontation escalated fast… and suddenly a knife appeared. Investigators say King assaulted the woman, then jumped into her vehicle and sped away before police arrived. Officers quickly located the truck and a dangerous pursuit began through the streets of Warner Robins. During the chase, police say King rammed two patrol vehicles, even knocking a tire completely off one cruiser. The situation became even more dangerous when the fleeing truck entered oncoming traffic, putting countless drivers at risk. That’s when a Houston County deputy made a split-second decision. Authorities say the deputy intentionally rammed the truck to stop the pursuit before someone else got hurt. The move ended the chase and King was taken into custody. The victim was transported to the hospital and is reported to be in stable condition. King was arrested without further incident? Did the deputy make the right call to end the chase immediately, or was it too risky? At what point does a relationship argument cross the line into a serious violent crime?

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15,412 views • 5 months ago

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