What began as a simple traffic stop quickly turned into a high-speed pursuit across Umatillaa. Moments later, deputies would have to end it the hard way. >> Keep your hands out the window. Don't move. >> Open the door. >> Get down on your knees with your hands up. [Music] >> On March 6th, 2025, Marian County Sheriff's deputies observed a vehicle driving erratically. The Ford Focus accelerated and slowed without reason, weaving in and out of lanes and even drifting into oncoming traffic. When the deputy attempted a traffic stop, the driver refused to pull over, triggering a dangerous pursuit through rural roads. [Music] >> Back at the correct travel, slow way down. Continuing northbound. Speeds are only 70. He's back at the correct lane to travel. Slowing way down. It's just me and the deer. No traffic. >> Traffic northbound. >> As speeds climbed, more deputies joined the chase. Several miles ahead. Deputy Bloom positioned tire deflation devices across the roadway. The Ford struck the stop sticks, shredding its tires and forcing the vehicle to slow. If you can get it behind me quickly, I'll pit it. He's not single. I can p it [Music] right up street. [Applause] I've got sticks out. [Music] >> He's going to be correctly on travel for now, but he might go opposite, too. >> Where are your sticks? Where are you at? >> Just right before you get to Met's corner. All right. Uh, correctly in travel right now. [Applause] >> Look like you hit him. >> Road [Music] is only a couple miles behind. [Music] They just threw a yellow book bag out. Yellow book bag. Yellow book bag. >> Hands. Hands out the window. Hands out the window. >> Seconds later, the driver, identified as 36-year-old Jeremy Da Walker, surrendered without incident. Inside the car, deputies located a clear bag containing hydromemorphone pills. During the chase, Walker was also seen throwing a yellow backpack from the window. Deputies later recovered it, discovering three live rounds of 9mm ammunition. Records showed Walker was a convicted felon driving without registration or a valid license. >> Want a gun, boy. >> Want a gun, boy. >> Hands out the [ __ ] window right now. >> With your left hand, with your left hand, open the door from the outside. Actually, stay right there. Don't [ __ ] move. Keep your hands out the window. Keep your hands out the window. Don't move. White van, drive around. Go away. White van, move. Move. Move. >> Where's the 17,000? >> 17,000. >> 17,00. >> How far is kilo? >> Kilo. >> Stay right there. Don't move. You want to hold for kilo or you want to take it, Jet? Jet, you want to hold for kilo or take it? All right, we'll hold for kilo. We're holding for kilo. Just stay right there, buddy. Just stay right there. Hands out the window. Do not put your hand back in that car. Hands out the window. >> Out, bro. >> Keep them out. >> It's out. >> Let me know when you're ready, Marco. With your left hand, open the door from the outside. Outside of the vehicle, man. >> Yep. >> I'm unlocking. I'm unlocking. >> Open the door. telling you. >> Hands out. Hands up. Face away from me. Step out and face away from me. Step out. Face away from me. Face away. Step backwards. >> Walk backwards. >> Walk to your right. To your right. Yep. Jet, take over. Yep. Face away. Take two steps to your right while facing away. All right, drop down to your knees. Keep your hands up. Do not reach for your waistband. Get down on your knees with your hands up. Get down on your knees with your hands up. >> Get down on your knees with your hands up. Put your hands on top of your head. Get that left hand up for me. All [Applause] right, stand up. Need to bring against the car right here. >> You got guns on you? >> Got ns8 for nothing. Tell me why I got pulled. >> I'll explain that to you here in a second. Have a seat. Thank you. >> Put your feet in there for me, please. >> All right. I'm going take your chains off you. Keep it wet. 983 23 >> cold, >> huh? >> 556 261. >> It's freezing right here, dude. >> All right. Watch your knees. I'm going to close your door. >> Yes, sir. >> This is mine, but I got some XL's. So, if you're going to go grab that bag, >> I mean, unless you want to just go grab it. I order that right there. Yeah. >> Oh, dude. I want to see what's in that so bad. I left my sticks down there. I probably need to go grab those. >> Where are they at? I'll I'll run. >> They're just right. If you just go south on M corner, they're in a parking lot. Seems like they have any response. [Music] >> Do I have what 24 hours? >> Oh yeah, my trunk. >> Never mind. for their creek. >> Wait a minute. Isn't this the exact same stretch of road? >> It sure is, buddy. >> The last time. >> Hey, did you ever see him throw anything else out? There's a three 9 mm. >> No, I I just thought it was on the on this side of the road. Cuz unless this gold bond ain't really gold bond, there's nothing else in here besides the bullets. I don't feel like looking that right now. Bye. >> 6688 LGR. [Music] >> 6688 LGR. >> 97 cancel. >> Will you get his information from me >> and run him? >> Where's his license at? It's on. >> It's on. I just handed it to you. >> ID card. Just grab it and say, "Can you run care of me? [Music] I'm going to come back and talk to you about everything. >> I got to turn this red way first. Huh? [Applause] This is his car. >> I'm I'm going to move in a second. Demarco. The keys are in the car. Yes. Good. [Applause] Good. [Applause] [Applause] Polo area 148 black Appreciate you, buddy. Thanks for coming out. >> 26, can you run and confirm that he's going to go a little bit further? Yeah, we're going to go. >> I'm going to read you this first. All right. You have the right to remain silent. You understand that? Look at me. >> Yes, sir. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in court of law. You understand that? >> Did you take any of those pills before you drove? >> Maybe. >> Maybe. >> About how long ago? >> And I don't even know what pills you saying. You said hydro. I don't even know what those are. >> Okay. >> So, did you take any pill any pills at all before you drove? >> Yes. What pills did you take? >> You don't know. >> All right. I'm going to get Can you tell that there's my charges? >> I don't know yet. I got to go through all that. Hop out for me. Let me search you. >> But it is. >> Turn around. >> Yeah. You're getting dressed for felonies, man. >> We a lot of other things, too. What's that? >> Drug possession, unregistered motor vehicle. >> That's not registered in my >> It's not registered at all. >> It's not registered. >> It's not registered. >> It's not registered. >> What else you say, >> man? And I'll get you all your charges whenever you a lot. >> Yeah, it's a lot like that. You know what I'm calling? >> Okay, that's one charge. But you saying this a lot. >> Let me loosen that on you. My bad. >> I didn't tell you the one. >> Huh? I didn't say you had a warrant. Said you ran from Lake County the other day. Hope you >> That's between you and Lake County. I don't got nothing to do with me. >> Huh? >> I already talked to the deputy that was behind you. He made eye contact with you. >> No, that's my supervisor. >> All right. Give me a few minutes. We got some questions for you guys. Have a seat for you, buddy. >> You say speed, right? >> Huh? >> Speed. >> I told you there were several things. >> You just cannot refuse pictures. >> I mean, you can. They're going to take your mug [ __ ] out of the jail anyways. >> I got you, but I don't know what that is. >> All right, that's fine. Hang out here for a minute. >> What happened, man? I was sitting at the fire station on Forest Road 8. >> Um, as he was approaching me, he made >> he was altering speed. >> So, yeah. >> Stopped real slow as he was approaching me. Swerved. >> Um, continued to drive. As I pulled out behind him, he sped up speed. >> Um, went into the obstacle. Pursuit >> shooting up here. And then >> where's the tag? Here I took it off to that vehicle. >> Yeah, I need to take a picture of it. Usually I take it when they're on the car. >> The foil and the straw and the needle in the back seat. Do you need those? >> Gotcha. I think there's just the rest of the shake up front. Then then he can load it up. [Music] >> Who's the car come back registered to? >> So it registered. >> Oh, is it? He just put this tag on it. >> Yeah. >> Nice. In July 2025, just minutes before his scheduled jury trial, Jeremy Da Walker pleaded no contest to multiple felony charges, including fleeing law enforcement, possession with intent to sell hydromorphone, and possession of ammunition by a felon. He was sentenced to 6 years in state prison, followed by 4 years of probation. Walker will also be required to complete a court-ordered mental health treatment program upon release. This case was prosecuted by assistant state attorneys Samuel Milello and William Harris. Subscribe to Mikey Pipescuffed for more real police encounters.