[music] On September 14th, 2026, at 11:20 p.m., I trooper Dustin Medford observed a vehicle stop behind me while I was parked in the Gore on West 11th Street near the intersection with I630 West and Center Street. I was in my assigned marked stateisssued patrol vehicle with my headlights on. The vehicle had their hazard flashers activated. No one exited the vehicle. And after a few seconds, the vehicle drove around me and stopped again in front of me. Hazard flashers still on. Based on the behavior, I believe the driver too either be under the influence or having a problem of some kind. The vehicle was a black Ford Excursion bearing ARLPN AL24F. The vehicle stayed in front of me for only a few seconds again, then drove off. I followed the vehicle to the next exit where the driver, later identified as Ahmad Wahed, began to pull over himself into the gore at the 2B off-ramp. I activated my emergency lights and contacted the driver. Upon contact, I suspected Wahed of being under the influence of narcotics while operating a motor vehicle. He had a wideeyed almost blank gaze. When questioned about drug or alcohol use, he stated he fried his mind using PCP in the past. How's it going? You trying to get to the house? What'd you pull up behind me for? Okay. And then you pulled over again when you went around me and you just sat there for a minute. What's going on? You said what? All your mind's bad from smoking PCP. Okay. Where you live at? A fair part. Okay. You got your ID on you? Let me get this. When was the last time you smoked PCP? >> Okay. Like years. Okay. All right. Uh, you suspended? All right. Uh, do you what? Okay. You had anything to drink tonight? No. Apple juice. Okay. No alcohol. Okay. Uh, hang tight just a second. All right. Heat up here. 432 around the trail around the road. So it's not grand. Go back to 80°. All right. Heat. Hey, Mr. Do you require that walker to walk? Okay. You have to have a wheelchair to get around. Okay. All right. Uh, do me a favor real quick. Uh, will you turn your truck off for me? All right. So, you can't walk without that wheelchair. Okay. Uh, I'm going open this door. Okay. You're good. You're good. Just be Just be cool. All right. Uh, you hadn't had any drugs tonight? No alcohol? >> No, sir. >> No. Okay. You take You take a PBT for me? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You got a phone? >> I don't have a phone. >> You don't know where your phone is? >> Oh, my name right there. >> Yeah, I know. But you don't have a phone right here. It might be at the house. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Uh, does anybody stay with you? >> I'm going to go with my brother. >> Your brother? Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. Um, man, let me see that bag right there. Just hand it hand it up. All right. Just do me a favor, Mr. White. Just keep your hands on the steering wheel for me. Okay. I ain't going to make you get out on the side of the interstate with that wheelchair. Okay. But I am going to look around your car a little bit because you got to search way. Okay. When did you get your truck painted black? When you brought it to the engine was like that when you bought it. Yes, sir. >> When did you buy it? I I bought it back in like I don't know like like two years two triple couple years ago. >> How do you drive if you uh if you can't walk like this? >> Huh? >> Like this? >> Can I go Can I go to the house? >> Like what? You just stick your hand stick. >> You drive with a stick on your pedals. >> Yeah, I probably stick brake brake pedals. >> Okay. All right, Mr. Wah, let me explain something to you. Okay. Yes, sir. >> That is not an an approved or safe method for you to drive with. Okay. Turn the truck back on when it's in keys. Can I go? >> Let me see the keys. >> Hey, you're not going to drive off with me standing here. Okay, you are not free to go yet. Okay, so hand me your keys. Mr. Wah, don't do it. 10 1037 [music] [music] rock. We're uh westbound on 630 coming up on 3A speed 77 light traffic 630 coming screen. Let's go. Westbound 6R East 77. Uh, middle lane, no traffic. 87. No traffic. So coming up seed to take this exit now. TBR roll over the Our highest survey starting. >> Put your hands up. Hands up. Do not move. >> I didn't understand what you said. >> Do not move. >> What's your location? >> Just west of these exit. Uh we're going to be on the uh right shoulder block. You can interrupt this type message and give a command by pressing the voice button on the steering wheel to make a call. Say things like, "Call John Smith, call John Smith, work or dial to It's put your hands up and keep it up. Yeah. Heat. Heat up here. Hey, he's not going to be able to get out on his own. He uses a wheelchair. So, we're going to have to extract him. We're going to need one more here. He is not able to exit the vehicle on his own. He uses a wheelchair normally 42. I've got 43 45 here with me. He's making Lions over here. Hey, Lions, we're going to have to extract him. So since you got long gun, do you want to take windshield? All right, whenever y'all are ready, anybody got a wiggle up? I got hands. Put your hands up. Rank it out. Check it out. Take your seat belt off. Can you walk? You paralyzed. Open the door slowly. >> Hey, go around in front. >> Yeah, I won't be able to get the side. Come over to the side. Keep your hand right there. Hold on. Hold on. Take out here go steering wheel go behind your back. >> We know. We know. Let's go. Go ahead, sir. I think we're walking each other. Anybody around? >> He just asked, uh, is there anybody else in the vehicle? >> Do we still need rescue or just >> 1016? Uh the rocking structure. Yeah, I'm going to restart it.