On July 25th, 2022, a Monroe County Sheriff's deputy was on patrol when he observed a vehicle stopped at an intersection in Sparta, Wisconsin. The deputy conducted a traffic stop after noticing a male subject standing outside the driver's open door. Upon approach, the male stated his car had died and could not move. The male was identified as 25-year-old Andrew Olsen. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Hello, deputy with the sheriff's office. What's going on tonight? >> Um, yeah, we're having some issue with the vehicle. >> You're having some issues with the vehicle? >> Yeah, it won't start up. >> It won't start up. What's wrong with it? >> Um, I'm not sure. >> You're not sure? >> Yep. >> Want to like step over here so these people can get around you? >> Oh, yeah. That's right. >> Right over here's No, you don't have to go into the ditch. You can just hang out over here. >> The deputy observed his poor balance, slurred speech, and bloodshot eyes. >> What? What happened? Did it stall out at the intersection or something? >> Yeah, for sure. It wouldn't go. >> Wouldn't go. >> Yeah. Like I pull the blinker on. I tried to go. Wouldn't go. >> Are you talking to these people or do you know these people or No. >> No, I don't. >> Oh, okay. I got you. How much you going to drink tonight? >> Had one or two drinks. >> Okay. I tell you're slurring your speech. You're stumbling a little bit. >> Yep. Yep. >> You think you're safe to drive tonight? >> I do. >> Okay. >> I just don't know what the [ __ ] is going on with the vehicle. >> Hey, would like you mind if I try starting it up? >> Yeah. No, for sure. >> Yeah. Not sure. You have a preference for a tow cuz it can't just sit here in the middle of the road. >> Yeah. I just don't know what the [ __ ] happened to it. It's like the the vehicle is completely fine. >> What happened when you parked here? >> Well, I didn't park here. Like I hit the stop sign and I was getting ready to turn and then I just lost power. >> What the [ __ ] is this person doing? >> Let's go. >> Here. Can I put it in park? >> It should be in park, right? But you can throw the brake on it. You can throw the brake on it. Well, there's your problem. There's something wrong with your transmission because it's in park. So, your transmission shot. We'll just roll it back to the side of the shoulder here. Okay. So, I'll let you I'll let you hop in there and then we can just roll it back there. So, take it out. Park. Use your brake. Put your foot in there so we can get around my car here. Put your foot in. >> While the deputy assisted Andrew in pushing the vehicle off the road, he detected an odor of marijuana coming from the car. >> And break a little bit. Let off the brake a little bit. Let off the brake a little bit. Break. Break. How much marijuana is in the car? I smell smoke. >> I don't think any weeds in the car. >> Shouldn't be any weed in there. >> I've smoked before, but there shouldn't be any weed in the car. >> Okay. >> No, there shouldn't be. >> All right. Do you have a preference for a toe? >> Uh, I mean, I'm from Lacrosse, so >> from Lacrosse. >> Yeah. >> So, you don't have a preference then? >> No, just anywhere in Lacrosse. you know, day is breaking alignment. You know, >> we're not going to call a lacrosse till we can call one of the local ones and then you can make arrangements to have it taken back to Lacrosse. >> I just don't know. Like, yeah, whatever you got to do. Whatever you got to do. >> 32. All right, man. I'm just going to have hopping it back here >> while we wait for a toe. I'll have I'll talk to you in a second. All right, bud. Yeah. order of 961 and possible 55. I'll take a second. Are you willing to do a couple field sobriety tests to make sure you're safe to drive tonight? >> That's fine. >> All right. All right, sir. You can hop out. Do you have an ID on you or something like that? >> Yeah, I do. >> Let me walk to the front of my car >> so we're not these lights. >> Yep. >> Driver is an Andrew R. Olsen. Last name Ocean Lincoln Sam Ocean Nora. First name Andrew Adam Norah David Robert Edward William. Middle name R. Robert. Male White. What I want you to do is I want you to put your feet together. Put your hands down by your sides. Perfect. Don't grab on your pant leg. Just leave your hands nice and relaxed. >> And can you see the tip of my finger? >> This one right here. >> Yes. >> All right. Can you reach out with your right index finger and touch the tip of my finger? >> Yes. >> All right. What I want you to do is I just want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and only your eyes and not your head. Do you understand? >> Yes. Go up. All right. What time was your first drink at? >> Uh, maybe around 10:30. >> 10:30. And what time was your last drink at? >> 11:30. >> 11:30. What? What? What were you drinking tonight? >> Uh, just your beer. >> Sorry, what? >> Just beer. >> Just beer. What kind of beers? >> Corona. >> Coronas. >> Bottles or cans? >> Bottle. >> How many bottles do you have? >> Two. >> Two. When was the last time you were at a dentist? >> It's been a minute. >> It's been a minute. So, not in the last week? >> No. Definitely not within the last week. >> Do you have gird? >> No. >> All right. So, what I want you to do is I just want you to step on the foggger line right here and turn and face the back of your car. I want you to put your left foot on the fog line. And I want you to put your right foot next to your left foot. Heels and toes touching. Perfect. Now, what I want you to do is I want you to put your right foot in front of your left foot. Heel to toe touching. Nope. Other way around. Right foot in front of your left foot. There you go. And let's get that all the way on the line. So, both her feet both her feet on the line. Perfect. All right. This is the in. And put your hands down by your sides. Don't grab on your pant legs. Excellent. This is the instructional position. Do not leave this position until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? >> Yes. What I want you to do when I tell you to begin and not before is I want you to take a series of nine heel totoe steps down this white line. Turn around on the ninth step and take nine heel totoe steps back along this line. I am now going to demonstrate the test doing three steps. When you do it, you will do nine steps. One 2 3. Leave that lead foot planted. Turn around using a series of small steps like this and return along that line. 1 2 3. So to recap, nine heel totoe steps down, turn around as I instructed, nine heel totoe steps back, hands down by your sides, looking down at your feet, and count out loud. Do you have any questions? >> No, but I'm very nervous. Okay. >> Like I know that I can do this. I know that this performs my sobriety, but this is a very nervous task. like knowing that I if I fail this, it may mean that I'm too intoxicated to jump. >> This is a very nerve-wracking test. >> I can appreciate that >> at best. >> Okay. I've done this a bunch of times. I've done this probably 200 times I've watched people do this, if not more. All right. Probably 300 close to. So, I know how people are going to do on this test. All right. So, are you ready? Yes. >> All right. You want to put your right foot in front of your left foot. Get back in that original position. Right there. Perfect. And you may begin. And look down at your foot and count loud. to 10 and turn around. Correct. >> As instructed. Yep. >> Two. >> Hands down by your sides. >> Six. Sorry. All right, you done? And one last test. We'll step right onto my light here and turn to face me. Perfect. What I want you to do again is I want you to put your feet together. Put your hands down by your sides. Don't grab on your pant legs. Just leave them nice and relaxed. Perfect. Again, this is the instructional position. Do not leave this position until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Perfect. What I want you to do when I tell you to begin and not before is I want you to raise either your left foot or your right foot. It's up to you. Approximately 6 in above the ground, I want you to look down at your foot and count out loud. 1 10 1 2 1 1003 and so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. At no point during the test are you to put your foot down. If you do put your foot down, pick it back up and continue from where you left off. Do not use your arms for balance and you may begin. Hands down by your sides. No, you'll just leave them straight down. Yep. And count out loud. >> 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22. And you can stop. Last thing I need you to do is give me a sample of your breath to determine if you're impaired by drugs or alcohol. Are you able to do that for me tonight? Yes, you can. >> Andrew agreed to a PBT which indicated his blood alcohol concentration at 0.152. >> You know what the legal limit to operate in Wisconsin is? >> Yep. You're at a 0.152. So everyone place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for operating while impaired. Hey, easy there. Easy there. What are you doing? Don't tense up on me, buddy. Don't tense up on >> When the deputy reached back to grab his handcuffs, Andrew suddenly pulled away and sprinted off. >> Don't grab your hands together. Relax your hands. Take it easy. 32 Monroe. Foot pursuit northbound Highway 27. Mhm. The deputy located Andrew several times during the foot pursuit, but he continued to ignore commands and run off. Get out here right now. 32 33. He just turned around the house. East side recrection, west side of 27. Black shirt, tan shorts. Hey man, come here. I'm going to see you. Come here. Come here right now. I'm going to OC you. Get on the ground. Stop. >> Leave me alone. You little [ __ ] Come here. Go back to the car. >> About 15 minutes later, he was located again laying on his stomach in the woods. >> Stop right there. >> 35. I got him. >> Moving you. Moving you. Moving you. moving. You don't move. >> I got you. Hold up. >> Don't move. I got I got you behind your >> All right. I got cups. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Taser. >> I got taser. Put your hands behind your back. Do it now or you're going to get tased. Lay on your stomach. Put your hands behind your back. >> Please stop touching. >> Put your hands behind. >> While he actively resisted arrest, Andrew threatened the deputies and made several attempts to grab their gun. >> You stop coming to me like you >> don't touch me like that. >> He's grabbing the gold of my gun. No, you're being a punch. I was doing it. You s your You >> let go of me now. Get the off. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> How the am I going to do that? >> Oh, he's biting me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off. Stop me. Get off of me. >> I'm transitioning. >> All right. Give me a light. Give me light so I don't almost hit us. Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I can't. Me, bro. >> You're on my hand. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I can't. You're on me. >> I can't. >> Give me your other hand. >> You're on them. >> Stop resisting. >> You're on them. >> Stop resisting. >> You're on them. I'm going to kill you. >> They can't. Hey kid. >> Okay, boy. I got one arm right here. God damn it, Kevin. >> The hell, man. >> Get your hands together. >> Put your hands be Put your hands together. Stop. >> Damn it. All right, I'll hold this. You bring it. >> God damn it, dude. >> No, you [ __ ] goddamn [ __ ] >> No, he bit me. Punched me in the face. >> Yeah, because you Oh, don't even start, you ass. >> Yeah. pretty well. >> All right, we're stagnant right now. >> 33 rolls, aren't we? >> So, >> all right. >> You good, Mihi? >> Yeah. >> Are you good, Bo? >> Yep. >> All right. >> Are you hurt anywhere? >> Yeah, I'm all over. You don't even don't even >> where you hurt. >> Don't even start. If you you want to first place don't even >> Okay. >> Don't even my blood. >> Just do your >> Get this over with. Give me this. We're not with it. Get it. Get it. Get over there. You really have to pee. So, come on. >> What's his What's your first name? >> Shut the >> All right. Listen up. >> Andrew. >> Andrew. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Right now, you're under arrest. >> Yeah. For what? For what? >> Yeah. For what? Come on. That's what I thought. You're just being No, you're just being >> Well, talk to me like a man. Just talk to me like a man. Stop yelling at me. I will. I wasn't of anything. You're just being because you're >> okay. >> Just talk to me like a man. >> So right now >> up and talk to you. >> No. Right now you're under arrest. >> You >> right now you're under arrest for battery obstruction >> and battery. That's right. >> We'll just wait here until EMS gets there's no point in dragging them out then just to fight with them out there. >> But they won't be able to get down here. >> No. No. But when they actually get here >> Oh, you know what I'm saying? >> Just secure them in the back of the swan. Let him kick his anger out. >> Wow. Hey man, I know you don't like us right now, but we got to get you out of here. Out of these woods, okay? Are you willing to just walk with us, okay? >> You'll have your day with court and all that stuff, but we need to get you out of here. Okay. >> All right. Let's go. Okay. You're going to cooperate? >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, we'll do this. We'll we'll sit up your upper body. >> All right. >> Can you sit? Can you sit? Kick your legs forward. Sure. >> Thank you. >> We're going to stand up. >> All right. All right, we're going to walk this way. Just straight ahead. Straight ahead. Straight ahead. >> So, >> I'll get you out of here. >> Not sure. >> All right, buddy. >> I got your turn. >> I sprayed you. Anybody have any water in their car? >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> Can you get some water? Get someone's OC out of his face. All right, Andrew. We're going to have you sit behind one of these cars here. Okay. We'll get you some water for that OC spray. Hey, can I ask you this, bud? You don't have any communicable diseases diseases, do you? No AIDS, nothing like that. So, I got your blood all over me. You bit me. I don't want to get AIDS. I got cuts now. All right. The two of us that are still here is good. The other guy whacked his head the first time when he went down an embankment, but >> took himself. >> He's at male already. You got a ride from another trooper? >> All right. >> Andrew was charged with felony counts of battery threat to an officer times two. Resisting causing injury, attempting to disarm an officer, and misdemeanor resisting. He also received over $1,200 in citations for OWI, first offense, operating while suspended, and standing on the roadway. His cash bond was set at $1,000. Support code blue by joining our Patreon to get exclusive access to content.