Hello. >> How's it going tonight? >> Good. I'm glad you didn't go outside. >> Okay. >> That's all right. Um, so I'm Officer Banky, the nursing police department. I'm just stopping your car truck speed. Yeah, >> that's all right. [Music] >> Okay. Looks good. Are you still living in uh Lake Elmo? >> No, I live in KFax, actually. >> KFax, >> what's that address? >> Uh, I'll be right back at you. >> Window doesn't work. >> Yeah, I can't open it for you. Window doesn't hold on either. >> Sure. You got ID on you, miss by chance? Uh, >> what are you for? I'm >> just trying to identify everybody in the vehicle. Just you two? >> Yeah. Do you not have one with you? >> She uh she doesn't need to. I don't believe >> you don't want to provide identification. >> No. >> Okay. All right. Just hang that guy. [Applause] >> Hey, Donald. >> Yeah. >> Can I speak with you back here? >> No, absolutely not. >> Why? >> Because what? >> Cuz I Cuz I asked you to step over the car, Donald. >> No, I'm not sure. Oh, it's a lawful order to step all the cars. So, you need to step all the truck. >> I did absolutely nothing wrong. Here's the information for the the driver safety plan, too, if you want us a day. But I'm not stepping out. >> Why aren't you going to step all the car? >> Well, you need an initial interlock device installed in your vehicle and you don't have one. >> This isn't my vehicle. >> But any vehicle that you're operating, you need ignition interlock device installed in that vehicle. I I'm showing you right here though that I followed the regulations and what I was supposed to do. >> Yeah. And you need the ignition interlock device on your vehicle that I'm >> You would uh deal with that back when you got arrested back in 2016. >> Yeah. But then I had got another OWI assessment done. >> I had got two done actually. >> Yeah. >> And then I followed through with the recommendations. >> Okay. >> This is how I have my driver license. >> Yeah. Out of Minnesota. Okay. Well, I'll ask you again, Donald. >> I'm not going to keep asking you to step out of the car cuz I won't remove you and I don't want to remove you from the car. >> I'm showing that I have documentation of that. I followed through >> and my system shows you need the ignition interlock device installed inside your vehicle. So, I'm not violating your rights or anything. >> You are though. I'm not. >> If you try to pull me down, you are >> because you're resisting arrest. You're not giving me You're not listening to lawful order. You're obstructing >> my duties. >> Am I not showing you that I have to follow >> to get a valid license? Correct. >> So, I have a valid license. >> You have a valid license out of Minnesota? Yes. >> So, I don't >> The issue isn't over your license. The issue is you not having ignition interlock device installed inside your vehicle. That's going to show you >> you're operating a motor vehicle. >> So if you operate a motor vehicle, you have to have an ID installed inside that vehicle. >> I don't know if this is is your vehicle or isn't. I don't know if you drive it every day. I have no idea. >> I know it comes back to the same address that you live at. So, you could be driving that every day. >> Uh, it's in Koffax. Your old address. >> This vehicle does not come back. >> The RORO does. >> The registered owner of this truck comes back to living in KFax. >> Absolutely not. >> Well, I'm not lying to you. >> Okay. Well, we're not going to keep arguing, Donald. At this point, step out of the car for me. >> Okay. >> Step out of the car, Donald. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Donald, step out of the car. I'm not going to tell you again. >> I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Yeah. >> For what? >> Cuz you're not listening to a lawful order. You're obstructing my duties. >> And then what? >> And then what? Step out the car. I'm actually going to >> then what? Why are we playing then? What? Step out of the car. >> Cuz I want to know what's going I want to know what's going to happen. I want to know why I'm stepping out of the vehicle. I want to know what's going to happen. >> I will place you in handcuffs. >> Because I'm detaining you >> for committing a crime. >> Correct. >> Are you serious? >> I'm not lying to you. >> That's an industrial offense. There's a commute in your bike. Do you have points this way? >> You're obstructing my duties. That's why you're going to be placed under arrest right now. You're not stepping out of the car when I've given you multiple commands >> and multiple opportunity to step out of the car. >> 224. >> So, step out of the car, Donald. What >> time is it? Were they just looking for a second or >> Donald? >> Get out of the car. Out of the car. Kill a car. >> Fighting with one. >> Still a car. What >> kind is it? Were they just looking for a second or >> Donald? >> Get out of the car. Out of the car. Car. Push. Highway 64 from North >> 40 223. Dispatch, it'll be 1080. 40 223 dispatch will be going 75 miles per hour. He's driving down the middle of both lanes. We tried to remove him from the vehicle for resisting the vehicle. >> The original reason for the stop was speed. He was on probation for felling in possession of a firearm. >> Did not see any weapons. The female also failed to identify herself. We're going 73 mph. Still westbound. We're in lane one. There will be no traffic. Road conditions are wet. Can you contact the supervisor? >> 223. You got six right on your temp. I'll back off a little. Still in lean 2, 70 mph. 45 at the green board for F150. Green F150. >> He's coming into lane one. We'll back off. He's slowing down to 50 to try to avoid the spikes. >> Pull the sticks. He's stopping out on the Oh, he's going around him. 4023. Dispatch, negative on spikes. He went around him in the ditch. We're in lane one. 40 mph ditch to avoid sticks. 40 mph. Lane one. 41 speeds all low. You're good for a pit. Taking the one. Taking the one. said 405 on two. Go ahead. >> Which way are you going to go from? >> We're going towards Holton. If we can head to the northwest 42.3 dispatch 50 mph good on pit. Nope. Negative on pit. He is able though. Correct. Some car, remove yourself from the pursuit. >> 40 to 23. Dispatch, we're going south 35 35 mph 35 miles. >> He's now in oncoming traffic. 38 miles per hour. Still south on 35. >> Good. Good. >> Get out of the car. Hands on up. Hands up. Hands up. >> Hands up. Hands up. Lock them in. Ryan. Ryan. Block them in. Hands up. Hands up. Block them in. Ra. Ryan. Block them in. Hands up. >> Hey, whose fault is this? Put your hands up. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. Lock them in. Ryan. >> Hey, whose father is this? >> Hands up. Put your hands up. >> Hands up. Hands up. >> Get out of the way. Get out of the way. >> Get out of the way. Get out of the way. Dispatch, watch out. Don't stand up [ __ ] way. Get out of the way. >> Watch out. Don't stand up [ __ ] way. Get out of the way. Hey, get your [ __ ] hands up. Still trying to ram squad. >> Hey, I got Still trying to spot anywhere. He's not going anywhere, guys. >> Hands up. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> You are going to get shot if you do not get blood right now. >> Watch. Known to have a gun. >> Gas in there, guys. Get some gas in there. Get in there. Hey, get your hands up. Get your hands up. >> Put your hands up. Holy crap. Look out. >> Hands up. >> Hey, get gas in there. Kneak gas in there. >> Hey, get that feed. >> Who's got gas? >> Female passenger. Get out of the car. >> Hey, you're going to get shot with a feed bag. Stop. >> Hey, bean bag him. Tase him. Tase him. Tase him. >> Tase him. T him grabb the go. Bag him. Bag him. Bag him. Bag him. Bag him. Grab him. >> Watch out. >> You're going to get it again. 40 223 dispatch less lethal bean bagel >> 223 less bean bag for temper [Music] >> you can fly when you get Get him out. Get him out. Get him out. Get him out. >> Get him out. >> Get on your stomach. >> Watch out. >> Get on your stomach. >> Watch out. >> You're getting on your stomach. >> Watch out. >> Get on your stomach. Watch out. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put it behind your back. Put it behind your back. >> I don't have cuffs. We're good. We're good. Cuffs. >> Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. You're going to get it again if you don't comply. You understand that? Do you understand that? >> Do you need an ambulance? >> Exact am. Hey, that hurts. >> Listen to commands, man. >> I was, man. I couldn't >> cars, man. >> I'm talking about when you said >> Hey, are you guys okay? Are you guys okay? >> Let's get up. >> Well, you said put your hand. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> I'm not resisting though. >> We do got a gun. >> We got a gun, >> Freddie. He did have a gun. >> We got a gun. Yeah, >> it was right here on the passenger side. Yeah, we got a gun. >> I got a bunch of gem baggies. >> [ __ ] So, I went and doubted if they're >> dude has fireworks and propane cylinders in the back seat driving around like that. I suspect that there's going to be dope. Yeah, he's got a meth pipe right here. Right by his feet. >> Um, I'll go look right now. >> Where'd you find these? >> Back driver side forward. >> And if you find a a bean bag sleeve, let me know. >> It's got to be over here. Or >> is it right here? >> Is it pink pink? >> Where >> would it be on the floor there? >> It could have bounced like into here. [Music] >> He's on probation. He's got tats all over it. >> I see a lower left ankle or shin. >> Um they said they'll uh they'll transport by so we'll throw >> I'm going to try to talk to her. >> Okay. >> See if she'll chat. The serial number is filed off. >> Handgun. >> Hey, Savannah. >> Hi. >> You all right? >> No. >> You scared? >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry you had to go through that. >> It's okay. What's going to happen to me? >> Well, I want to >> I take meds and I need them. >> Okay. Okay. Just Just let me talk. Okay. >> I forgot to bring them so they're not in my bag. Okay. >> Okay. Just let me talk. Okay. Um, before I ask you any questions though, I got to read your rights because you're in handcuffs. Okay. >> Um, I just want to talk to you about the stuff in the vehicle. >> Okay. >> All righty. >> Where you at? >> So, under where the So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to consult with a lawyer before questioning. >> All right. >> And to have a lawyer present with you during questioning. >> Okay. >> If you not afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you at public expense before during any questioning if you so wish. If you decide to answer questions now without lawyer present, you have the right to stop the questioning and remain silent at any time you wish and the right to ask for and have a lawyer at any time you wish, including during question. >> I have one. >> Do you have one? Do you want to answer any questions about what what was in the vehicle? >> Just wait till I see him or something. >> Wait till you see a lawyer. You don't want >> Well, I have one. His name's George. The same name my dad had. >> Okay. Do you want to talk to me about anything that's found in the car? Okay. >> Not at the moment. >> Go to jail. >> I mean, there was stuff found on your side of the car, so >> Okay. Well, >> I mean, and I I can't talk to you about it cuz you you don't want to talk to me. So, then you're both just going to get charged with what's in the car. So, >> but that thing's mine. >> Again, I don't know that. So, >> Okay. You don't want to talk to me. So, I I don't know. I have to go. >> I don't know what happens if I talk to you without my attorney. >> I just want to ask you questions about what was in the truck and if it was yours. >> Okay. >> Do you want to answer those questions? Okay. The first thing I I want to ask you is what did he eat when he was driving? He said he ate drugs. We need to know for his safety. >> Ate drugs. >> He said while he was driving he is eating drugs. Did he eat anything? >> No. >> Okay, >> that one's bizarre to me. >> What does he use? >> He I >> Well, there's meth plates on in the car. So, >> there is number one. >> Yeah. What's in the the little capsules? Do you know the powder in the capsules? >> You don't know? Um, firearm. Whose is it? >> Not mine. >> How did it get on your side? >> I wanted to chuck out the window. >> Okay. >> Did he hand it to you? >> Or how did it get there? >> I reached where it was and I grabbed it. >> Where was it? >> In between his seat and the door. Or not the door, the um >> So you knew he had it? And why does he have that? >> I don't know. >> Why is the >> Why do boys have guns? >> Are you guys boyfriend, girlfriend? >> Have you used recently? >> Like what? >> Yeah. >> Do you need to go to the hospital to be medically cleared? Like, do you think you're going to overdose or anything? >> Have you taken any Get >> out of here. Okay. When was the last time you guys used that? >> Today. My PO is going to be pissed. He already knows. You're on PO as well. >> Yeah, he already knows I use I'm honest with him. >> What are you on probation for? >> I got a possession of cocaine charge in 2023 June. Empty bag in my car on the passenger side, but it's in my car, so therefore. >> Yeah. So you knew the gun knew knew gun was in between seat >> and center council. >> Yes. >> When were you going to throw it out the window >> over the water? If we made it to the water that does that get me incriminated. Did I just incriminate myself? [ __ ] Probably >> any of the drugs or anything in the vehicle? Oh, >> why is there so many baggies? Does he deal? >> And what do you need from the car? Your purse. What's in your bag? >> My bag has clothes, coloring stuff. >> What else in the vehicle is yours? >> My bag. >> You've been drinking. I can smell it on you. Has he been drinking? >> We both had one drink >> of the what? Crown rail. We shouldn't be low over the limit, I'd say. >> Did you ever at one point tell him to stop the car and let you out? >> Yes, I did not. I didn't want I figured he would just get out of the car for you. Or you're not officer books. >> I was officer Binky. I was the one that tried to get him out of the car. >> Started with the B. I don't know why he didn't just get out of the car. >> Well, cuz he had a gun. That's why he didn't get out. He knew that he had the gun. That's my guess. >> That didn't occur to you. >> And I'm really glad that he didn't pull it cuz it could have been really bad for us >> and you guys. >> So like did you tell him that that you wanted out or anything like that? >> I want I didn't want that. That's for sure. Yeah. I said, "What are you doing? Why are we doing this?" >> Do you have any open cases or anything? >> Yes. For what? >> I have an open case. I have court on January 6 for a DAGP program that I'm going to do for two years. It's a possession of methamphetamine. And there's like a couple other charges that they put up in there. >> Are you a felon? >> No, I'm a not convicted at least. >> You just got that open case? >> Yes. put onion program and show them I can be sober and I get sober >> deferred prosecution type thing for that >> deferred acceptance of a guilty plea >> okay so if you were to commit a crime for for certain amount of years they'll dismiss that is that what it is >> for two years if as long as I stay good >> okay >> or so I don't know >> there's a bunch of drug paraphernalia and jet babies and stuff kind of found by your seat >> I know >> makes me think that it could potentially be years. >> It's not >> right. >> It's not though. >> And the serial number on the gun is filed off, which is a crime. >> What does that mean? >> You remove the serial number, making us believe that the gun is probably stolen. >> Oh, >> it's filed off. >> Oh, I don't know. I don't know how to use a gun. >> Okay. >> Does he always keep the gun with him? He even brings it into my house. My mom would be pissed. >> So he always has a gun on him. >> Whose car is this? >> His mom's, >> I think. Sure. >> What's his mom's name? >> Lorraine. >> All righty. >> This is going to get me arrested, isn't it? And then I'll have to wait for my Right. Well, the thing is is that you >> take me to Bloomer, although I don't know somebody in New Richmond. >> I don't know if I'll charge you with the gun. Um, I do believe that the gun's his, but there is paraphernalia and suboxin found right by you. >> I don't take that. >> And then there was a gem baggie right by where you were sitting. Oh, >> it's not mine. >> So, it makes me believe that the paraphernalia could be yours. I see where you're coming from. >> You know what I'm saying? I mean, you could hit a get a charge for the gun. >> I don't think I'll charge you with that. I'm going to charge him with it. >> And there was drugs found on this my You're not my lawyer. >> Um, but the paraphernalia was found by you. And do you have an absolute sobriety? >> A ticket? Yeah. >> No. Is your standard is a condition of your rail bond and maintain absolute sobriety? >> Mhm. >> You're drinking. >> My PO I know my PO >> that you've been drinking. >> My PO would literally he's told me this before. >> So right then and there you violated your bill bond as well, right? >> Yeah. My >> So even with anything >> I'm honest with him. So he >> you've been drinking. Would you submit to PBT? >> What's that? to show your level of impairment intoxication. Should you be blind to >> Do you have one? >> Mine's not working right now. >> Does that incriminate me? Probably. >> You don't. It's up to you if you want to do it or not. >> No, I don't want to be incriminated. I think I already It's too late for that. I'm in cuffs in here. >> Are you okay, though? >> You're not comfortable. >> No, I'm not comfortable. It could be. I guess if I maybe go. >> You don't have anything hidden on your person at all? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm empty-handed. >> I'm going to shut the door so you can stay warm. We'll be right back. Okay. >> My finger hurts. I don't know if I got my finger shut in the door. >> Oh jeez. >> You better call someone. >> My pinky finger. All right. Zero's right now. >> Okay. I'm going to guess 01. >> So, you take a deep breath in and then blow. Nice and steady breath. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go. Perfect. >> 01, you think? >> Yeah, maybe 02. >> 4581. >> Go ahead. >> Oh. And she admitted to drinking and I can smell it on her and she has alcohol in the car. >> Okay. >> Um she did he did ram a squad. Our squad. Did you know about that twin one? >> Yeah. Apparently he left. >> Yeah. We have to get back to the city. I'm sorry. >> I'll be going I'll be coming to see you guys. You got any damage? >> Not in my squad. That was [ __ ] crazy. Like, holy [ __ ] Come. I got to let him empty. Empty. I I think he shut my finger in the door, too. My finger freaking hurts. Empty. Come. Empty. Do like this. Come on. >> It's slowly just for med clearance to go also. battery low. >> So if he's out, how do you even do the informally accused? >> Oh, I think Stay still for me. Stay still for me. >> I'm going to >> just do the citation in front of the accuser. Okay, >> keep going with that. >> Yeah. Yeah, sounds good. >> Cuz clearly have enough. >> Yeah, we're here. You got us hanging out. >> Okay, I'll be >> Can I go through there? >> I got to read this form to him first. >> Okay. Cuz I'm it going to probably be a one attempt. Yep. >> I've already tried so many times. >> Can you hear me? >> All right, Donald. So today you're going to be placed under arrest also for operating while under the influence. >> Okay. Cuz I believe you've used methamphetamine, >> right? So I got to read you the form. So under Wisconsin flight consent law. I'm required to read this notice to you. >> You charge me with the influence too. >> This Let me read the form. You have either been arrested for an offense involves driving or operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol drugs or both. are the operator of a vehicle that was involved in an accident that caused the death of great bod harm to a substantial body harm to a person or suspected of driving or being on duty time. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> With respect to commercial motor vehicle after consuming intoxicating beverage. This is a form we read to everyone. >> You said you said that somebody died. >> You want me to reread it for you >> if you would. So, you've either been arrested for an offense that involves driving or operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs or both, or you are the operator of a vehicle that was involved in an accident that caused the death of great bodily harm to or substantially bodily under a person, or you are suspected of driving or being on duty fine with respect to commercial motor vehicle after consuming intoxicating beverage. This law enforcement agency now wants to test one or more samples of your breath, blood or urine to determine the concentration of alcohol or drugs in your system. If any test shows miracle on your system, the law permits while driving. Your operating privilege will be suspended. >> Bro, you know >> if you refuse to take any test that this agency requests, your operating privilege will be revoked and you'll be subject to other penalties. The test results of the factory refuse testing can be used against you in court. If you take all requested tests, you may choose to take further test. You may take the alternative test that this law enforcement agency provides free charge. You also may have a test conducted by qualified person at your choice at your expense. You however will have to make your own arrangements for that test. If you have a commercial driver's license or operating a commercial motor vehicle, other consequences may result from positive test results or from refusing testing such as being placed out of service or disqualified. In addition, your operating privileges will also be suspended if a detectable amount of restricted controlled substances in your blood. Will you submit to have an interior chemical test your blood >> for the drug test for the my blood? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Are you still going to willfully submit to the blood draw that he's requesting? >> If I said no, it charges. >> No, >> you don't get another charge. I can reate the form. >> This hospital form is irrelevant to law enforcement. >> It has nothing to do nothing to do with what officer banking requested hospital and clinic. I'm going to assign it as the nurse. He's going to be my witness because I'm keeping this for your medical record. >> It will I'm saying so before >> I had got pulled over for an OWI and because I didn't I refused the blood draw. I had got another charge and there's more requirements that I had to follow through with getting my license. >> Okay. the state of Wisconsin. He read you that form. If you remember, it said if you consent to the law draw, your operating privileges may be suspended. If you refuse the blood draw, your operating privileges may be revoked and you could be subject to other penalties. That's verbatim from the form that officer think you he willfully submit to the blood draw. Are you going to submit to the blood draw that he's requesting? Yes or no? You don't have to sign that form. That is irrelevant to what law enforcement is asking >> cuz you you said that you would submit to the budra. So >> this is the form that the hospital has. >> So where's the form that you have? >> I'm going to give I'm going to provide that copy with you when when I'm done with you like you will get that will go with you. That form will be will be in your possession. I have a bunch of paperwork that I'll give to you >> once we get to the jail. >> Okay. Since I heard you verbally consent to him, we don't have to worry about your signature on this >> because you agreed to the fleece. >> Perfect. >> Thanks. >> Yeah. I need to build the stool back then. >> Oh, sorry about that. >> Thank you. Are you doing my Yep. I'll take care of that. >> All right. I've got that >> a foot one there. >> Yeah, it's by now it's it's prime. >> So, Donnie, I'm going to do a stick down here. It'll be pretty painful cuz it's your foot, but going to be pretty good here. Okay. You're doing great. >> We're using 451. >> You're doing great. >> Yep. Doing great. >> Yeah, it does. Donald was found guilty for secondderee recklessly endangering safety, outofstate felon possessing a firearm, resisting an officer causing soft tissue injury, and operating while impaired. Second offense, he was sentenced to 8 years in prison and 11 years of extended supervision. Donald was also required to pay $7,388 in restitution and $4,126 in fines.