The following incident occurred after a red Chevy Monte Carlo was reported taken without permission. The deputy saw the car, did a u turn and attempted a traffic stop. This video is from Becker county, Minnesota. Take a look! The suspect involved has since pleaded guilty to charges related to fleeing and eluding. ---------- 03-CR-20-16 Filed in District Court State of Minnesota STATEMENT OF PROBABLE CAUSE 1/3/2020 "Complainant is a duly acting and appointed peace officer and as such is familiar with the following facts: On January 2, 2020, at approximately 8:27 a.m., Deputy Ben Bruce of the Becker County Sheriff’s Office responded on a report of the unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Victim reported to White Earth Officer Eugene Clark that --------- took the keys to Victim’s red Chevrolet Monte Carlo bearing Minnesota license plate -------- without her permission. Victim also stated that ------ forcibly took her cell phone and debit card out of her hand without permission. Victim stated that -------- left the scene. Deputy Bruce located the Monte Carlo in rural Becker County on Minnesota highway 34. Deputy Bruce activated his emergency lights to perform a traffic stop. The vehicle came to a stop and Deputy Bruce approached and observed the male driver on a cell phone. Deputy Bruce overhead the driver identify himself as ------. Deputy Bruce asked ------- to hang up the phone and ------ replied “no.” Deputy Bruce asked ------- to step out of the vehicle. ------ placed the vehicle in drive and accelerated rapidly away from the scene. Deputy Bruce pursued the vehicle with his lights and sirens activated and was informed that dispatch was on the phone with ------- attempting to get him to stop. ------- again pulled over, only to place his vehicle in drive and take off again. Deputy Bruce pursued ------- at speeds of approximately 60 miles per hour. ------- again attempted to pull over but ended up losing control of the vehicle and coming to a stop partially in the ditch. Deputy Bruce noted that the pursuit lasted approximately one mile on wet and icy roads.