[police radio chatter]
- So this is kind of weird.
Driver saying they're borrowing this car.
It doesn't come back stolen, but they're really nervous.
So she doesn't have any warrants or anything.
We're going to go talk to him.
[engine revving]
- That was it.
Let's go.
Hey guys, you're good.
See you.
This vehicle had been attempted to be stopped twice tonight
by the Springfield Police Department.
They tried to stop it.
It just took off every time.
635, I'll be clear from that stop.
That silver in color Dodge Neon passed me, southbound Kansas.
Trying to get a plate on it now.
We're at 80.
North on Scenic.
635, rolling through Battlefield.
- Clear, still northbound Battlefield.
- Gotta get number two, still north [inaudible]
[police radio chatter]
- 635, plate is Charles, north, four,
silver in color Dodge Neon.
- [inaudible] no traffic, he's going to be about 70,
still North Scenic.
- 635, he hit the guardrail, going around through Scenic.
He's still-- still on the road.
So he wrecked our back here.
We think it's a possibly stolen vehicle, possibly DWI.
[police radio chatter]
So-- 635, we're coming up on Scenic.
[sirens blaring]
635, hold the channel.
Driver, show me your hands.
Driver, exit the vehicle and show me your hands.
Get out of the vehicle.
Keep your hands up.
Turn around.
Call him back.
- Driver, walk back to the sound of my voice.
Walk back, walk back, walk back, stop.
Take a step to your right.
Walk back to the sound of my voice.
Walk back.
Stop.
Put your hands behind your back.
- 635, vehicle's clear.
Yeah, there's nothing in here.
No drugs or nothing.
You got ID in here?
- Yeah.
- Why'd you run?
Oh, really?
OK.
- What were the police after you for?
- Oh, OK.
Why didn't you stop for them?
- Get him up.
- So how do you think that's going to turn out for you now?
- I was on that traffic stop over there, and you--
you passed-- That's why you revved up your engine
and you took off?
If you would have just came to a stop,
it would have been completely different.
But now, you've messed up your car.
You caused a whole bunch of damage
down here to a guardrail, and you're going to go to jail.
The vehicle actually didn't come back stolen.
But he's gotten numerous traffic charges for fleeing, obviously
speeding, multiple lane violations, stop sign,
and obviously, the MVA where he crashed into the guardrail.
So he's going to go to jail and spend the night there.