Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On September 25, 2024. An officer from the Marshfield Police Department attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding. As the officer pulled out onto the street and activated his emergency lights, the suspect vehicle accelerated rapidly. Shortly later, the officer observed that the vehicle's taillights turned off, as the driver turned onto a side street. As the officer turned onto the street, he saw the suspect vehicle parked in a driveway with its tail lamps off.
The driver (Ever) had his hands on the steering wheel and his driver's license in his hand as the officer approached. Ever was questioned on why he fled and stated that he did not know police were behind him. The officer asked him why he turned his lights off and Ever stated that his car randomly loses power; however his running lights were still on. Ever admitted that he did not know whose driveway he was in. The passenger was identified and later allowed to take the vehicle and leave the scene without any charges.
It was determined that Ever would be placed under arrest for felony eluding as officers believed that he was aware that they were trying to pull him over. He was searched and placed in handcuffs. Nothing of evidentiary value was located and Ever was transported to the Marshfield Police Department where he was read his Miranda rights. He agreed to answer questions and eventually admitted to hearing the officers siren. The officer asked Ever if he pulled into a random driveway hoping that he would just drive past and Ever replied “yes” and then stated he should have just pulled over on the road. The total pursuit distance was 0.8 miles.
Ever was found guilty for Resisting/Failing to Stop, Resisting or Obstructing an Officer, and Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. He was sentenced to 4.5 years of probation and ordered to pay $1,329 in fines.
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On September 25, 2024. An officer from the Marshfield Police Department attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding. As the officer pulled out onto the street and activated his emergency lights, the suspect vehicle accelerated rapidly. Shortly later, the officer observed that the vehicle's taillights turned off, as the driver turned onto a side street. As the officer turned onto the street, he saw the suspect vehicle parked in a driveway with its tail lamps off.
The driver (Ever) had his hands on the steering wheel and his driver's license in his hand as the officer approached. Ever was questioned on why he fled and stated that he did not know police were behind him. The officer asked him why he turned his lights off and Ever stated that his car randomly loses power; however his running lights were still on. Ever admitted that he did not know whose driveway he was in. The passenger was identified and later allowed to take the vehicle and leave the scene without any charges.
It was determined that Ever would be placed under arrest for felony eluding as officers believed that he was aware that they were trying to pull him over. He was searched and placed in handcuffs. Nothing of evidentiary value was located and Ever was transported to the Marshfield Police Department where he was read his Miranda rights. He agreed to answer questions and eventually admitted to hearing the officers siren. The officer asked Ever if he pulled into a random driveway hoping that he would just drive past and Ever replied “yes” and then stated he should have just pulled over on the road. The total pursuit distance was 0.8 miles.
Ever was found guilty for Resisting/Failing to Stop, Resisting or Obstructing an Officer, and Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. He was sentenced to 4.5 years of probation and ordered to pay $1,329 in fines.
This video is for educational purposes only.
