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Did you go to the hospital? >> Go check up those Go check those guys out. >> A Wisconsin man reaches speeds of more than 130 mph while fleeing from deputies. But when deputies search the wrecked vehicle, they discover firearms, thousands of rounds of ammunition, and multiple types of suspected illegal drugs. >> Is there any illegal drugs in the car that you know about? >> March 4th, 2025, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Authorities receive reports of a blue Dodge Charger traveling at more than 100 mph on I-41 in Winnebago County. A Wisconsin State Trooper reportedly attempted to catch up but was unsuccessful. Later, a Fond du Lac County Deputy spotted the Charger near County Highway B and State Highway 175. The vehicle was registered to 25-year-old Justin Fina. >> Speed's 120. >> According to the police report, speeds reached more than 130 mph. >> 10-50 10-50 struck us right now. Full medical. He's on on foot running. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> direction >> Anybody else? Anybody else in the vehicle with you? >> Yes. >> Are you okay? >> We are okay. >> Okay. Just come out. You stay right there, okay? Are you okay? >> Yes. >> All right. Get out. >> Is an ambulance coming? >> Yeah. Is there Is it just you two? >> No, but I need to go to the hospital. >> Go check up those Go check those guys out. He's right here. I got him at gunpoint. He's laying right here. >> He doesn't need to be at gunpoint. >> Well, get down on the ground for me. Sit. >> I feel like I'm going to pass out. I'm sorry. >> Sit down. >> Don't yell at me, please. Bryton, this is not good. We just smacked bad. >> Sir, if you move, you're going to get tased. I want you to understand that. >> Okay. >> Okay? >> Yeah. Fate, I need you to stand by. I got him. >> Okay, put your hands behind your back. You better hope you didn't kill anybody. >> I am allowed to be on the phone right now. I have all rights according to law. >> You have all rights to be quiet as well. Okay, use right to remain silent. >> Why am I arrested? >> Anything on you? >> No. >> I don't think so. I'm good. >> Okay. Wait, where are you hurt, brother? >> My arm. >> Okay. I'm going to roll you over and sit you up, all right, boss? >> Will an ambulance come soon? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Am I arrested? >> Yep. >> Why? >> Put your hands behind your >> Why? No, my I'm allowed to be on the phone. >> You're not allowed to be on the phone right >> Yes. I'm allowed to be on the phone right now. I have all rights to record anything. Why am I arrested? Wait, why am I arrested? >> Sit down. >> I just like >> You are you arrested cuz you're in a just in a high-speed pursuit. >> But I I was not the driver. >> Sit down right here. >> I was not the driver. >> Sit down. I don't care. Sit down. >> Okay. >> When was your first bus? Just stay sitting. Where do you hurt? Just your face? >> It's I It doesn't even hurt. It's just bleeding. >> Okay. What hurts on you? >> Nothing. >> Nothing? Okay. Was it just you two in the car or were there any little ones? >> No, there wasn't. >> Just you two? Okay. All right. I'm going to stand up. >> That's going to cost >> What's up? >> That's going to cost me a whole bunch. >> All right. That's the least of your worries right now, boss. >> What if we did I hit? They have like are they >> Yes, there >> Yes. >> Are they? Okay. Walk up Walk up to my squad. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Did I hit the truck or did I hit the car behind it? Okay. Okay. >> What's that? Easy following. Couple of them. I'm going to roll the window if anything starts changing, anything starts hurting, let me know. All right, boss. >> All right. >> Stay there. Chloe, can you go check up on them? Make sure they're all okay. >> Can you grab my stuff out of the car for me, or can I at least >> we're going to wait right now. >> I just have my backpack, my makeup, but if I'm getting arrested, I want my backpack. >> You're just going to sit here, and we're going to figure things >> to go to the hospital. >> we're going to get you to the hospital. >> I'm in a lot of pain. I'm in a lot of pain right now. >> We got Scoob as with me again. I'm going to need There's a bunch of debris, cell phone, with semi that was struck. Is up there. And state patrol's going to be checking on them, making sure their airways okay. Everybody here is conscious, is breathing, alert. The driver has a >> I feel like I need to lay down. >> You're sitting down. It's a good place for you. >> my head like I'm nauseous. >> Yeah, everybody can respond. Everybody's in custody and accounted for at this point. >> Cover sheriff 1057. >> How you guys didn't kill anybody is beyond me. >> We're lucky to be alive right now. A semi. >> You hit a semi. >> Okay. >> Why you running? Probably the right thing to do? >> No. Do I have sit or am I allowed to go get my belongings? >> right there and stop talking. >> Raina, I love you. >> Yeah, she's going to jail, so hang up the phone, please. >> Wait, why am I going to >> Love you, Raina. >> 884 Is this Fond du Lac County? >> This is Fond du Lac County. >> Can I please call my mom? >> You have no You have no The right you have right now is to remain silent. You can talk, but I'm not going to probably acknowledge anything you're saying. Because you just endangered the lives of a ton of people, and I'm sure that you were telling him to not stop. >> I had no idea what was going on. Can I please have my phone? I have the right to have my phone. >> No, that is not a constitutional right. >> I am grateful for everything that is happening right now. >> You're lucky cuz we're recording everything we're doing. >> I know you already >> What's his deal? Are you okay? What's your name? Did you get out? >> Uh Justin. >> Okay. Are you the owner of the car? >> Yes. >> LT, just watch the power lines. I don't know if there's any laying on the ground there by you. >> I know he was He was just going away. >> I didn't see All I saw was a plume of dust and smoke and then the semi turned and spilled milk. So. >> That's going to be expensive hazard clean up for them, too. >> Yeah, it is. >> Are they all right? >> He's got a gash in his head. She won't stop talking. >> Okay. >> Um >> They're all right. I went by and watched that. >> So, she came out. I I prone him out. I was standing at the front of the car and then I asked if anybody else in the vehicle. And she opened the door and said, "Yes!" I was like, "Are you okay?" And then she wouldn't stop talking. So, I called >> All right. Let me know if you need my help or anything. You guys are good. >> Yeah, we're >> Just wanted to make sure. >> No, I appreciate you guys stopping, for sure, man. >> Yeah. I just wanted to make sure you didn't need nothing. That's What a mess. >> Yeah, he took out a power pole. I don't know if this is the only power pole he took out or if he took one up there. So. >> Just those two then? >> Just those two, yep. Confirmed those were the only two in the vehicle. >> All right. >> You good? >> I'm good. >> You irritated? >> I'm good. >> How about the girl? >> Yeah, they're good. They can get out of here. >> No, you're ready to go to work. All right, we're going to take off then, bud. >> Oh, appreciate it. So, like all I So, like it was a little little hill and all I saw was a plume and then the semi turned and I just assumed he hit it. And as I rolled past the semi and you see the the milk gushing out of it. See them over here and coming up over he's running. I prone him out at the front of my car. He and he's he's actually actively proning out until as I get out and uh I get out and say, "Is anybody else in the car?" And she opened the door and said, "Yeah!" I'm like, "Oh." >> [laughter] >> And she wouldn't stop talking. >> This is good. I mean >> Oh, 100%. I thought this was going to be a fatal when I came up on it. >> Just save I assume the state's right in the crash since >> Hey, LT. >> That's why I sent them down. >> Okay. Leave it. I hate when people pick [ __ ] up. What is that? Hey. Hey, just leave it there. We need to take pictures. >> So, once I'm there, can I talk to him? >> Well, you won't You won't have that there. >> Do you have warrants? >> No, I have no warrants. >> Is there anything in the vehicle that we need to know about? >> Um things that are not mine. >> Like what's in the vehicle? >> I'm not sure. >> Things that are not yours? >> There is a lot though. >> Dope? >> Not dope. >> Stolen [ __ ] or what? >> I'll see. None of it's mine. >> That's like Christmas. Like Christmas presents. >> it's mine. >> Well, if it's not dope, then what is it? >> Do I need to be sitting here right now or can I please sit in >> Yeah, no, cuz you said you weren't were feeling like you want to pass out and you were currently being detained / in custody due to being with your partner. You're not acting like you're an unwilling participant, which would make you a party which would >> It's very normal for me It's hard for me to have police interaction, but I'm handling this pretty well. >> No, you're doing well. >> Thank you. >> So, obviously my emotions are running high because of what I witnessed and I >> it? >> I I guess. I take pride in what I do and you almost Not you, but this almost could have could have should have killed minimally you two. >> I know. I'm lucky to be alive. >> Yeah, 100% you are. So, I'm not >> Sure. >> My initial frustration You're just talk You're just talking to I know, I hear you and we'll try to get what's there, but what I'm going to do is probably run the dog around the car unless you >> good. >> We have ambulance coming. >> Did you take anything that we need to know about? >> Um >> not today, no. >> What do you typically use? >> I have a pretty bad addiction, but I've been doing pretty good. >> Okay. To what? Is it heroin? >> No, I don't do heroin or fetty. >> Upper down? >> Both. >> So, what's the what's the When's the last time you used uh >> Um, yesterday. >> And what do you use typically? >> Xanax. >> Xanax? >> Xanax. I haven't taken I haven't I haven't done percs in weeks. >> Okay. >> I'm very glad that you guys are being nice to me. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. I really appreciate it. >> Do you have anything? I didn't search you. Do you have anything I need that I need to be worried about? No, no, no, just stay. No, no, no, no, just stay there. >> Yeah, I might pass out, but you can search me. >> Okay. >> Jacket's like some kind of a card is >> You guys are being very respectful. >> All right. You want to ask for consent to search the car? >> You have my consent, but it's not my car. >> Whose car is it? His car? >> It is his car under his name. >> It doesn't matter. If I'm going to start withdrawing from anything, I don't want to go to the hospital, but >> What are you going to withdraw from? >> Alcohol. >> Okay. You guys have been drinking today? >> A little bit. >> Okay, how much is a little bit? >> Only a few sips. I literally took a few sips every like hour or two just to push the withdrawals off. >> Okay. How long you been drinking for? >> Months. >> How old are you? >> 25. >> No nothing higher than that? No heroin, cocaine, fentanyl, meth, fentanyl? >> Do you think I'll get a bail today or you think I'll have to see a judge? >> You're going to have to see a judge, brother. You have multiple multiple felonies. I mean, you have at least two counts of felony fleeing and eluding, reckless endanger of safety times however many vehicles you hit out there. That those are all felonies. Those are pretty serious felonies. Okay. And felony count if you run it's a minimum of a year in in jail. That's normally what our judges are looking at, so. So, do I think you'll get a bail? Absolutely not. >> What day is it? >> Tuesday. >> At least it's not Friday. >> What's that? >> I said at least it's not Friday. I don't have to sit there all weekend. >> I think what day of the week it is is the least of your concerns right now, if I'm being honest with you. I'm not trying to be a dick, but >> All right. I Yeah. >> Before I can ask you questions on that, I just got to read you your rights, all right? So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have a lawyer at any time you wish, including during the questioning. Do you understand each of these rights I've read to you? Okay. Do you want to answer some questions? >> Uh >> Okay. >> Will I be able to like one phone call before I go to the jail? >> Not right now. No. Is there any illegal drugs in the car that you know about? So, obviously said that you you showed your shirt with the being illegal in the car. >> Like I said, no. >> Okay, so you're not giving me consent to search the car? >> No. >> That'd be a negative. Just call for a K9. >> You have to sit in the back. Is that all right? >> My body hurts. >> You're going to belly belt or something. The cuffs can be in the front. How does that sound? >> I don't know about my legs. I can barely breathe. I gave you my name. >> I didn't hear that part. >> Well, he's just >> You want to sit down again? Well, do you want to sit in the front or the back? Whatever you're working with. He's putting you in the front so you're more comfortable. You know cops are I never have good police interactions, but you guys have been very nice. But when you guys search the car, um I'm just letting you know that the only three things like her and mine what I brought up My bag >> Well, that leads me to believe we're going to find things in the car that we're not supposed to find. >> You You will. >> Okay. >> Just putting me in the front. Putting me in the front. I need my lawyer. >> [snorts] >> I I don't feel good. >> Yep, we're going to sit you down in a minute. >> I feel like I'm going to pass out. >> The female passenger was detained and transported to the hospital with minor injuries. >> Actually, we will. >> Can I please call my lawyer? Or can I call her from the hospital? >> Just a minute. We're just trying to get you comfortable first. Okay. >> I can't walk. Thank you. >> No, I did not. Hey, put it on her. Heel. Sit. Sit. Woah. Sit. Sit. Sit. Look at you. Okay. Sit. Come on. Sit. Okay. Sit. Sit. Good. Good boy. 53 log possible alert. Good boy. What do you think about that for your big water bowl? Good job, buddy. Good boy. >> There's like three cars in line after that car. >> What's that the control box in there? >> I got a tie up and I got a tie up band and uh cooker. >> What is in What's that control box in there? >> That's what we're trying to figure out. >> I think it's >> It's got a brake box or radar. She doesn't do any of that. Those are in the passenger seat, too. It just be mine. Uh I know I don't need to tell you this, but it makes me feel better. There's a probably syringes somewhere in here. And tire That That whole thing is filled with ammo. >> Oh, same [snorts] caliber? >> Uh 5.56 .223 .762 and ammo box. >> [snorts] >> I've had it before people steal ammo. >> That's what I'm wondering if it's It's what I'm It's what I'm wondering if it's all stolen. >> Oh, stickers on it. That's not complete bomb. >> No. >> Uh-oh, here we go. >> There we go. >> Xanax? Nice. Is that Xanax bars? >> Xanax bars. It's cleaners. >> Is that a tracer? >> Flame. >> Like green tips? No, those are like armor piercing. >> Tracer. >> And I'm like >> He's got a lot of handgun stuff. >> Yeah, that's what I thought this was. It's 7.62. >> This is a This is what he's running. >> I got to take that backpack, bro. That's what I'm >> Oh, tell me more. It's all meth. I got meth, coke, heroin. >> Eight. >> I might just take this whole I'll look at in with the drugs. There we go. Is there nothing in there? >> That's what I thought I was photographing. That's what I was photographing. >> A subsequent search reportedly uncovered multiple suspected controlled substances, including methamphetamine, LSD, cocaine, THC, ketamine, and ecstasy. Investigators also found drug paraphernalia and suspected drugs packaged for distribution. Then deputies discovered five firearms and a significant quantity of ammunition, including two AK-style rifles. Fina was ultimately charged with multiple felonies, including five counts of first-degree recklessly endangering safety, possession with intent to deliver controlled substances, felony fleeing or eluding, causing injury while operating under the influence, and possession of drug paraphernalia. In February 2026, Fina entered no contest pleas to two counts of first-degree recklessly endangering safety, possession with intent to deliver cocaine, fleeing or eluding an officer, and causing injury while operating under the influence. Several other charges were dismissed, but read into the record. On May 18th, 2026, Veno was sentenced to prison. His sentences included 2 years of initial confinement, followed by 3 years of extended supervision on each of the two recklessly endangering safety convictions. He received another 2 years in prison, followed by 2 years of extended supervision for the cocaine conviction, plus 18 months in prison and 1 year of extended supervision for fleeing from an officer. Those felony sentences were ordered to run consecutively. He also received 6 months in local jail for the OWI causing injury conviction. The court revoked his driver's license for 2 years and ordered him to pay $4,806.09 in restitution, plus surcharges. The consecutive felony prison terms total 5 years and 6 months of initial confinement, followed by 6 years of extended supervision. Rain was cited for possession of drug paraphernalia. Thanks for watching, and remember to hit like, subscribe, and turn on all notifications so you never miss a new upload. And don't forget to check out our membership page to show your support and help us to continue bringing you cases from all around Wisconsin.
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