Ma'am, you sped up 40 miles. Where's the baby at? >> Do you have a driver's license? >> No. >> Oh, it's okay. It's going to be okay, buddy. >> If you were worried about your child, you wouldn't have driven like that down the roadway. >> I panicked, and the speed limit is 70, so I'm able to go 10 miles over that, correct? >> No, ma'am. You go the speed limit. >> On June 27th, 2025, an officer attempted to stop a speeding vehicle on a highway. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated to more than 120 miles per hour, leading law enforcement on a pursuit for several miles with a 1-year-old child in the back seat before coming to a full stop. I'm Jack, and this is Unpopular. >> Take your keys out the window. Throw your keys onto the Throw your keys. Throw your keys onto the ground. Keep your hands out. We're going to wait till someone else shows up, okay? All right. No, you were not. Ma'am, you sped up 40 miles. You're not trying to get out of my Just wait till someone shows up. There's no other adults in the car? Where's the baby at? Behind you? Okay. Go ahead and open the door. Slowly get out and look that way. Put your hands up. Look that way. Walk backwards towards my voice. Stop. Move to your right. Come backwards. Go to your right again. Okay, get on your knees. No, get on your knees. I'm good for now. What I want you to do is lay on your belly. Put your hands behind your back. Stay like that. She said there's a child in the car, but it's unknown. >> Okay. >> Do you have any guns or knives on you? >> No. >> Okay. Walk back to my car. >> Can I call my husband to come pick up the baby? >> You can call someone when we get to the jail. >> Okay. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> No. >> Do you have any ID on you? >> No. I have >> Not in the car? >> No. >> Okay. I appreciate you stopping. >> I heard 248 and I heard 250. I'm like, "Got her right there." I got her at 82. >> Yeah. >> She starts going into the rest park, then I turn my lights on, so she goes all the way from the rest park to the left lane and just guns it to over 120 mph. She's passing semis on the right shoulder. >> Holy crap. >> So, I don't know if she threw something out back there and I didn't see it, but she's like, "Oh, I just just trying to get out of your way." >> Yeah, sure. >> No, you weren't. >> Okay. >> Hi. Pendleton wanted custody. We do have a infant in the back seat. That's it for now. Do you have a driver's license? >> No. >> Have you ever had one? >> I have my driver's permit. >> From which state? >> Indiana. >> Okay. And you said you have a husband that you want to come and get the child? >> Yes. >> What's his phone number? Okay. Thank you. Is this your car? >> It's his car. >> It's Keith's. >> Keith's car. >> All right. >> Yeah. All right. But, good, brother? >> I'm good. Thank you very much. >> Like I said, I was right here. >> Do you care if I turn the car on so your baby has air conditioning? What's that? >> No, I don't care. I don't mind. >> Okay. You're You're okay with that? >> Yes, I'm okay. >> Okay. I'm just worried about the baby safety. Okay. Oh, it's okay. Are you okay? It's going to be okay, buddy. Okay? Just sit tight. He does speak a little bit sick. >> I can't get this to go back. Looks like a toy gun. >> What's that? >> Looks like a toy gun. >> Oh, it's one of those airsoft ones. >> My boy has one of them. >> Is there a way to slide it back or not? >> I don't think so on these. I think they uh >> Delaware County sending someone out to pick him up. >> Okay. >> I have the sausages in my bag for the baby for him to snack on. >> Okay. We just gave him a Hugs. >> Okay. >> So, he has a drink. Okay, I need to read you something, okay? I'm going to read you your rights. So, before we ask you any questions >> understand what none of this means. Whatever you're going to read to me, I don't understand none of it. >> Can I read it and then you can tell me you don't understand? Okay. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. >> I still don't understand anything that you >> Okay. I Very good. I'm going to come around and put this in the door so we don't lose it, okay? All right. Go ahead and put the phone. That's why I didn't want you >> to be like ripped up or does he Does it generally hold like that or okay. >> Uh there is some orange juice in there so whenever you open it, just watch out for it. >> Okay. >> But I didn't even know to take them all. >> Okay. I'll uh if he starts getting hungry or something, I'll before he asks for them, I'll probably get him some so. He's been pretty good right now so. >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> Yep, no problem. It looks like you do have a driver's or a learner's permit. Just let you know, the plates do not belong to that car. >> I know. So, we just bought the car and we have a Jeep and they said that we have 30 days to transfer it over to that car? Because our Jeep is trash. It got crashed. >> Okay. I just wanted to let you know. >> I don't I don't know all the legal things to it. I just know what was told to me and it made sense. Okay, our car is crashed, so we should be able to transfer the plates cuz our plates is still good over to the car that we just got. >> Do you have the paperwork with you? >> I have the bill of sale I think might be in the car, but I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> He did everything. >> Okay. Do you still live in Terre Haute? >> No. >> Okay. You need to get that change on your ID card, okay? >> Okay. >> You'll have a chance to use the phone when you get to the jail. >> Okay. >> So just to let you know, there's a a wrecker coming for your car. It's going to be towed to Muncie and you'll have paperwork that shows where it's going to be at, okay? Child >> being towed for? >> Well, you're going to jail. >> Okay. >> The plates don't belong to it. >> being pulled over for initially? >> Ma'am, I can't discuss that because you don't understand your Miranda rights. >> Okay. >> Okay? I'm just want to let you know what's going on with your property and your child. Okay? >> Okay. Why wasn't the daddy able to come and pick him up? >> We are we called Child Protective Services to come and pick him up. >> For what? >> So he has someone to take care of him while you go to jail. >> Why didn't you have his father come and get him? >> I chose to call Child Protective Services cuz you said his father's in Fort Wayne, which is a long ways away and I'm not waiting for the father to get here. >> He works out here, though. >> Child Protective Services is already on their way. >> Okay. And so the father has to go where to pick up our son? >> He will have to call Delaware County Child Protective Services and then they will be able to >> Okay. So the people that's coming to pick up my child, are they going to call the daddy? >> I will ask. >> Can they please? That's the only thing I'm worried about, sir. That That's really it. Like I I don't know where I'm going to go. I don't want my baby with no strangers. And the dad can come and get him. >> You're going to Delaware County Jail. If you were worried about your child, you wouldn't have driven like that down the roadway. >> I panicked. I thought my baby was coming up. I see you come behind me, so I swerved back in over. I'm sorry. >> Ma'am, I can't talk about any of that cuz you don't understand. But, I'm just explaining to you >> either way cuz I'm going to jail. >> You are. >> So, okay. Thank you. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And I know I was going the speed limit. And I don't understand why I can't have my phone. >> You're in custody. You'll get a phone call at the jail. >> And why did you pull me over? >> We've already talked about this. >> Right. You didn't have a probable cause to pull me over. >> Okay. You're doing 82 in a 70. >> I wasn't even doing 82. >> Okay. >> And you got to go to speed of the traffic, right? Somebody was right behind me. >> No, ma'am. You go the the >> You have to go to speed of the traffic. There's somebody on my tail bumper. What you want me to do? >> Move to the right lane and do the speed limit. >> And if somebody was right there, then what do you want me to do? >> Do the speed limit. >> If somebody is behind me, riding my And somebody is in front of me, but they're going faster. I don't speed up with the person in front of me? >> You go the speed limit. >> And the speed limit is 70, so I'm able to go 10 miles over that, correct? >> No, ma'am. You go the speed limit. >> I'm able to go 10 miles over it, though. >> No, ma'am. That's that's just something people come up with. You're not allowed to go 10 miles over. You're allowed to go the speed limit. >> I'm sorry. Okay. I thought I was doing the speed limit. >> Are you there, ma'am? >> I'm here. >> Okay. I have you on my car phone with the mother. Ask her what you need to. >> Okay. Sierra, can you hear me? >> Yes. >> Okay. My name's Brooke. I'm with the Department of Child Services. So, it looks because you don't have a caregiver for him at the moment. >> I do. I told the officer that the dad could come right now and he said he didn't want to wait. So, that's why you guys were called. >> Okay, who is his legal dad? >> Keith Fields. >> Keith Fields, okay. Was there another dad, like an alleged dad, listed previously for him, like an Anthony Morgan? >> You get everything straightened out with him? You get her questions answered and everything? >> I got them. >> Okay. >> Did you talk to the baby? >> All right. You can tell mommy bye. >> Bye, Seth. Thank you. >> All right. Say bye, mom. Say, "Love you, see you." All right. Thanks for that, Seth. >> Yeah, no problem. I appreciate it. >> The child was found unharmed and released into the custody of child protective services. The woman faces preliminary charges of resisting law enforcement, neglect of a dependent, and reckless driving.