Let's see down. 5.9 54.9 Uh vehicle pursuit along County Road 66 at Highway 59 coming back towards 59 highway. Kansas registration 0982 aam frank rber. It's on a light blue Ford hat patchback. Original charge was unsafe. Uh lane change and speed 89 and a 609 549 St. Joe. We're now southbound on 59 highway south double kicking approaching uh southwest 70th road. Approaching southwest 50 uh 70th 70. Uh speeds are 85 light traffic 70 traffic. Vehicle's occupied by one black male. 549 St. Joe's notify a Kansas. We're still southbound 59 approaching the south junction of Double K King. 59 approaching junction. Speeds are still 85 light traffic. Heat. Heat. colors in the car. 549 St. Joe. It's a light light green light blue um car. It's a Ford hat track. 54 549 St. Joe. We're still southbound. Speeds are 80. Still light traffic. Still southbound speed. 80 light traffic. We're coming up on 116. Approaching 1169 south of 116 now. Speed still 80. Still light traffic. Copy 16 traffic 549 San Joe. We slowed down to 75. Still light traffic. Slow down. 75 light traffic information. We're coming up on the 273 uh 45 junction. I'll let you know which way he goes. Approaching 2735 junction. Speeds are down to 60 now. All right, he's signaling like he's going to head west on 59 towards Aerson. 103. We're westbound now on 59 towards Aerson. Speeds are 70. Still light traffic. New Day light traffic. We're approaching uh 116 road still westbound speed 75. Approaching 115 road westbound speed 75. Are you going to go through approaching Mud Lake Road still westbound? Copy. Approaching Mud Lake Road. approaching 126th Road 126. Copy. Approaching 126 road. We are on the phone Kansas. Our speeds are still currently 70. Still light traffic. Copy. Speed 7 traffic. Go ahead. 549 53 for we're pulling into the Philip 66 here. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Hands behind your back right now. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Give me your other hand. Give me your other hand or you're going to get it again. Give me your other hand. Stop resisting. Give me your hand. You're resisting. Give me your other hand. Okay. Quiet. He's doing his job. I'm Lean. This is Le. Okay. Please. He's doing his job. Just listen. Okay. Calm down. Okay. Quint. He didn't have to do this. Just listen. Calm down. He didn't listen to him. 549 St. Joe. Taser deployed. One of custody. Stop. Dude, what's up, dude? My back, sir. Okay, quick drunk. Sit up. Sit up, dude. I'm drunk. I got hurt back. Okay. Come on. Why, man? What's up with you? 549. St. Joe. 549. What, dude? I have one in custody and taser deployment. Did you send EMS? You quick. All right, stand up. I'm trying. All right, I'll help you. You adise there. 10 three one and custo. All right, step over here. What? We're going over to my car. All right. Okay. You All right. Well, you're under a resist for me. We're fleeing. Okay. and for also driving while intoxicated. Hey, don't move. Okay, you still got taser probes in your back. I'm going to take those out. Put your sticking in me. All right. All right. All right. Well, I mean, I'm trying to pull them out for you. No, you're not. You're not going to let us do Wait for EMS then, man. Why you do that? Oh, me. Yeah, he uh was flying on 59 and went past somebody. Almost hit me head on. And I flipped around to uh catch up to him. Yeah, he just started picking up speed. Good job. I was coming after him because he just about hit my grandbaby in hul right there through holes. My son and my grandbaby was out. I saw him walking. He told him to get out of the road and 1918. Yeah, he's regular. Yep. Okay. At least that's one down. Say that's all he drinks all the time. All the time. Usually in the mornings he'll come in and buy three single cans. Yeah. And then he'll leave. He'll come back or something like that or towards evening and he's okay. But Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Cuz he knows if you come in here, dude, I smell one bit of alcohol. You're going right back out that door. Can you get from us? Yeah. I didn't mean I mean they know we try to get off. all this when I went and he shot me everything. I was sold on this weather. Let's move to this house. What? I don't understand you. I've been ever since I get sir. Ever since you get every situation that you could ever be, sir. Yeah. Yeah. Because I I just I'm trying I'm trying to get home. Trying to get home. Yeah. Where's home? My husband left work. What's that? Left work. You left work? Oh, Levvenworth. Leworth. Levvenworth. Okay. And I don't mean to I don't know. Just driving it. It It didn't seem like I got beat down. You got beat down? Who beat you down? That me. The trooper. They shot me. Well, sir, why did he shoot you with the taser? I got out. You don't know? I got out. Yeah. I don't understand you. I'm sorry. You got out of the car and then what did you do? What did you do when you got out of the car? Nothing aggressive. Huh? Nothing aggressive. Nothing aggressive. I just got out of Did you do what he told you to when you got out of the car? Yeah. All right. What do we have to do, sir? cuz you seem to have sense. What What do I need to Well, I mean, you're going to go to jail before I get hurt. Okay. Oh, in this situation. Yeah. Well, I would say when you see red and blue lights behind you, you pull to the right and you stop. I did. No, you didn't. This pursuit started up by St. Joe and you ran from him all the way down here. Man, it's hard to be nice. Well, you're you're kind of hard. It's kind of hard to talk to you. I'm having a lot of trouble understanding you. I understand, sir, because think of what I just went through. Well, I went I went through that. I got shot with a taser and I could talk okay when it was over. I think you're intoxicated. That's why it's hard to understand you. You're intoxicated and you're crying part of the time and it's it's hard to understand what you say. me. That's just you. Yeah. This is the way you talk all the time. Just help me. Just help you. Well, I mean, I I don't know what I can do to help you at this point. I I can tell you what's what's going to happen next. Oh, God. Do you Do you want me to tell you what we're going to do from here? Okay. We've got an ambulance coming. No. Have you still got the probes in your back from the taser? Uh, no. I I think you do. Unless he pulled them out. Um, so when the ambulance gets here, they're going to pull those out and make sure you're okay and then we'll probably take a couple of photographs of the this the wounds, the spots where those probes went in. Um, and then unless the ambulance says they want to take you to the hospital, which they won't, they'll they'll clear you, then he's going to take you to the jail in St. Joseph and you're going to stay in the jail tonight. He's probably going to arrest you for DWI if he hasn't already. And you're going to have tickets for fail to yield law enforcement or or resisting arrest by fleeing. And the DWI Well, I saw that coming. Huh? You saw that coming? No. How? How? How? What? How? He's He must have had all that when it was all complete. I heard all that on the radio. I don't know what you're I don't know what they saying. What they saying? I need to go because a shocker. A shocker. Well, I understand and I'm sorry that that happened. Um, part of that's probably because your level of intoxication. No, because it doesn't happen to most people. I'll tell you.