Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
On October 25, 2023. An officer from the Hales Corners Police Department located a vehicle that was in a pursuit with the Greenfield police department the day prior and got away. The officer activated his lights and the suspect vehicle began to flee. Officers attempted to deploy stop sticks but the driver later identified as (Jeremiah) was able to maneuver around them. The vehicle continued to travel at speeds greater than 100 MPH before losing control and crashing. The vehicle then caught on fire and all three occupants fled. An officer observed the driver (Jeremiah) to be a black male with a white hoodie. The other occupants were black males wearing black hoodies. The officer initiated a brief foot pursuit with Jeremiah but lost sight of him. He then returned to his squad and waited with the vehicle. An officer from the Greenfield Police Department was able to detain a black male with a white hoodie determined to be the driver (Jeremiah). K9 dogs attempted to track down the other suspects but were unsuccessful. It was later discovered that the vehicle was stolen from the City of Milwaukee. A handgun with no serial number, a small bag of marijuana, three cell phones and a black face mask were located in the vehicle. Jeremiah was found guilty for Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer, and 2nd-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety. He was sentenced to two years at a Community Reintegration Center, ordered to pay $700 in fines and $164 in restitution.
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On October 25, 2023. An officer from the Hales Corners Police Department located a vehicle that was in a pursuit with the Greenfield police department the day prior and got away. The officer activated his lights and the suspect vehicle began to flee. Officers attempted to deploy stop sticks but the driver later identified as (Jeremiah) was able to maneuver around them. The vehicle continued to travel at speeds greater than 100 MPH before losing control and crashing. The vehicle then caught on fire and all three occupants fled. An officer observed the driver (Jeremiah) to be a black male with a white hoodie. The other occupants were black males wearing black hoodies. The officer initiated a brief foot pursuit with Jeremiah but lost sight of him. He then returned to his squad and waited with the vehicle. An officer from the Greenfield Police Department was able to detain a black male with a white hoodie determined to be the driver (Jeremiah). K9 dogs attempted to track down the other suspects but were unsuccessful. It was later discovered that the vehicle was stolen from the City of Milwaukee. A handgun with no serial number, a small bag of marijuana, three cell phones and a black face mask were located in the vehicle. Jeremiah was found guilty for Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer, and 2nd-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety. He was sentenced to two years at a Community Reintegration Center, ordered to pay $700 in fines and $164 in restitution.
This video is for educational purposes only.
