Oh, don't do it. 6770 6770 I've got a white pickup truck running from you. Show me your speeds. I'm currently stopped on Texas Road. 6770 Current speed 65. We just passed Taylor Road. All right, I'm fairly certain they are intoxicated. I have several lane fibers on them. [Music] And we're rolling past Kathy Lane. Still speed 57. 1410 Not yet. I'll be there in just a minute. Well, it's 6 K K, Edward, XXY 35. We are now on a gravel road, still on Texas still southbound. Uh half a mile south of Kathy. About a mile now south of Kathy. The vehicle almost hit Speeds are 32 miles an hour. Still on Texas Road. Well, it's 5252 and 8400. Thank you, 67. Hey, show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Are you guys okay? Show me your hands. Are you okay? Are you guys hurt? You guys hurt? Well, they're not injured. They are on their side though and entrapped. 1980 County Sheriff [Applause] Well, that could have been avoided. [Applause] [Applause] You guys think you'd be able to climb out that top? Yeah, I can try to climb. Okay. And neither of you guys are hurt? I'm I'm all right. >> You're all right? I don't know if my brother-in-law's all right. Okay. Can you help me a little bit? >> All right, I can try, man. I can't make any promises. >> side of the car Lift this door and this side door up. Yeah, there's nowhere for me to go over here, man. All right. No. All right, just hold it like that. Here, how about this? Let's wait till the fire department gets here. So we don't So we don't flip further. Jeremy? Yeah. I'm good right here. I'm good right here. Okay. Come on, let's get out before this one flips any further. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. All right. Turn around. Yes, sir. As of right now, you're just being detained. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. [Applause] And you're not hurt? No, I'm okay. [Applause] I'm going to put you in my passenger seat. Okay. There's something in the passenger seat. Yep. All right, sit. I'm going to have an ambulance come check you guys out. I'm going to put you in a seat belt just to Thank you. All right. Look, I'm going to give you the full warning, don't do anything stupid. Yes, sir. 6770, I've got the passenger detained right now. [Applause] All right, do we need to get you out, too? Yes, sir. Okay. Are you hurt? Okay. See if we can get the I can't get the door open, man. You're going to have to open it. I'll hold it open for you. Top? Yep. With the height Here, open See if you can get the door open. There's the handle. Be careful getting out. I don't want it to flip further. I'll wait. Yeah, that's fine, too. All right, the ambulance and the fire department coming. 6770 6770 I'm not sure if you have already, but if you can contact fire department to get out here to secure the vehicle. I can't get the driver out. And EMS just to check them both out even though they're not injured. 6770 all clear. All right. 6770, there's also a deputy en route. All right, I appreciate it. 6770 all clear. [Applause] [Applause] Just relax for me, okay? I'm going to have a fire department come here and they're going to secure your car and get you out, okay? Well, it sounds like County's on code. You can have them downgrade on secured. I don't need them 10-50 on this road. 6770 all clear. [Applause] What's that, Ed? Well, you know. Dude ran for me. So, he's still in the driver's still in the car. I've got the passenger secured. Handcuffs. I'm going to get him out. Yeah, we had one person call saying that they had a uh they were involved in a domestic where gun Oh, yeah. All right, hold on. I'm going All right, go. All right, what's your name? Look, as of right now, I'm just going to read you your Miranda rights, okay? Yes, sir. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? Yes, sir. All right, having these rights in mind, do you do you wish to talk to us? You okay with talking to me? If I ask you questions? Yes, sir. Okay. Why'd you guys run? I I was telling him to slow down. Like I think it was the right thing to do and I I it it wasn't smart enough to do what we just did. >> No, not at all. No, and I was the passenger and I said stop. >> That's why like that I I'm 100% fully cognizant that you are the passenger, okay? Uh I'm going to talk to the prosecutor and uh we'll go from there, okay? Yes, sir. But uh yeah, that wasn't a very smart thing to do, especially on a gravel >> And I was telling him Are you guys even familiar with this road? Yes, we live down the Misty Mountain. Okay. Um and it was it was a very ignorant decision. >> It was a very dumb decision. Yeah, I was just Wait, fire department on the way. I don't want him to get crushed, man. I don't want him to get crushed. [Applause] Do you have that car play in your car? In your truck? What's car play? The car play, the Apple one. Phenomenal. Phenomenal. Well, I got It gave me all the cross reference to streets I needed. I need to get a I I heard you but I forgot where you're at but we were at that disturbance at Waffle House where apparently weapons were involved. Then we had a disturbance. Someone really called the sheriff's office where myself and Ashburn the officer. Bunch of criminal activity. What the heck's going on? All we hear is gunfight. I'm like 677 subject to valid negative one. What's up, Warren? Were you able to get the J1 back? Give me your eyeballs. Like turn around or something. Give me your paperwork. 10-3. Perfect, thanks. Robert I would just wait till the fire department gets to you, man. Watch out. Hey, let's just wait Hey, let's just wait till the fire department gets to you. I can get him. You can get him, man. I'm not in a rush, man. You're not? I know, man. Why you tell me that now? [Applause] He's stuck in there. So, he's not hurt. He's not stuck or he's stuck. Get him out of there. Yeah, we got the fire department on the way, man. They'll get you out. You can get him Yeah, back there by my truck. I lost him right there on the corner there for a second cuz it was just too much dirt and gravel and dust. So, I came around the corner and I was >> That's a sharp and that's the sharpest curve we got on this road right there. Hello. Good evening. It's my son's truck. They can be the They can be on one of my vehicles. That's your son? Yeah. Okay. Well, uh just so there are no surprises, he's going to go to jail tonight. He's uh he's He's being charged with a felony fleeing. Okay. So, uh we've got fire department right now. He's not hurt, neither is the passenger. Are they both inside? >> Yes, sir. We can't get him out? No, sorry. Passenger's my detainee currently. Okay. Is he trapped or can we get him out? Well, I don't want the truck to flip and crush him. I got him. Just keep him It's a liability thing at this point. All right. Cuz if I get him out and it flips, he gets hurt, it's on me. So. You all right? Yep. Okay. Just hang tight. Just hang tight. Just relax. Can I stick my head over the top and get it out? Yeah, yeah, you're more than welcome to talk to him. Hang tight. You're okay. 677 on the way. Subject to valid with my driver's auto insurance. [Music] Is the wrecker coming back here in a minute or Yeah, you told him to leave. I didn't call him. I just didn't want him to flip the truck yet. But do you have a preference for a truck or a wrecker? No. No? No, he was trying to get out. Well, you can go ahead and contact Jack's for me, please. That is only what he wants. [Applause] [Music] So, I'm going to take him down to the Glass House tonight. Mhm. I don't know if they're going to release him tonight. Okay. Uh he's not going to flee the state or anything like that, right? He's not going to what? Flee the state or anything like that. >> No. No, he's not violent or anything. No. Yeah. Then I'll just book him and release him and you can come pick him up. Where Where exactly? Do you know where uh the courthouse is downtown Louisville? Yeah. Behind the courthouse on School Lane. >> On the side. Sheriff's office. All right. All right. Are you going to release the passenger to me? Yeah, I'm going to talk to the prosecutor first, but So, I did go ahead and read him his Miranda rights just In case. So, there's no confusion. I'm on backup anyway. He's right there. Said he hit his head, too, but [Applause] What's your name, man? How much you have to drink tonight? I I've had a lot. A lot? Yeah, I have had a lot. You mind taking a PBT for me? Yeah, I would. Okay. I was not driving. Okay. You got any more? Everything's fine. I appreciate you. I mean, I was going to. All right, you ever blown up a balloon? Yeah. Okay, what you're going to do is you're going to form a seal on the end of this tube and you're going to blow into it, okay? Deep breath. Blow into it. Man, you got to give a deep breath and a hard breath, okay? Good. Deep breath. Blow into it. Hard. Come on, man. You blown up a balloon before, right? Yes. Blow into it like you're blowing up a balloon. Yeah. Blow into it. All right, you're at a point 180. Legal limit 08. So, not only on top of the uh fleeing felony that you have on you now, you're also getting a DWI tonight. Okay? Go ahead, stand up, turn around, put your hands behind your back. All right. I'm locking it through the meter driver on you. Okay. Okay. Uh yeah, I can. Okay. All right, get in my car. 677 on the Go ahead and show the video of the breathalyzer to show the 180. All right, you can get this gentleman out. This one out? Yeah. Okay. We're swapping you out for future reference. Yes, sir. All right, go. Thank you. I'm going to go and get him down to Waynesville and get him start the process, okay? All right, I'll see you down there in a little bit. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. Thank you. Can you hear me? Yeah. Why'd you run? I mean, I know you're drunk, but why'd you run, man? Like literally, man, it would have been a hell of a lot easier now than it is now. I mean, have Have you ever gotten a DWI before? It would have been a misdemeanor. B. All you would have had to do is go to court, talk to a judge. Now you get to go talk to a judge about a felony. I'm not the driver. You were definitely the driver. No. Considering your brother-in-law was buckled up in the passenger seat, and you were sitting in the driver's seat. Oh. Oh. Oh. Well, that's something you can argue with the judge. Oh.