Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On September 15th, 2024. An officer from the Green Bay Police Department observed a Chrysler 300 accelerate quickly and squeal its tires. As the officer attempted to catch up to the vehicle, he activated his emergency lights and the suspect driver (Wyatt) accelerated and began to flee. Wyatt drove into oncoming lanes of traffic to pass a vehicle and the officer decided to terminate the pursuit immediately after it began.
While patrolling the area for any potential collisions, another officer saw a vehicle matching the description of the one that had fled. The pursuing officer arrived and confirmed that it was the same Chrysler 300, with silver fenders and darker gray doors. As officers checked out the vehicle, they detected a burning smell and could feel the heat coming from the brakes as though the vehicle had just been driven.
Officers walked to the back yard of the residence where the vehicle was parked and located a male and female. The male identified himself as Wyatt and admitted to being the driver and fleeing from the officer. Wyatt stated he was scared of getting pulled over again and receiving a citation for no insurance and having to pay for it. He said he was the only occupant of the vehicle and ended up at this address as his girlfriend lived there.
The female subject explained that Wyatt had just arrived at her house. She said that Wyatt said something about an officer being parked at a church but that he did not mention anything about fleeing from the police. After questioning, she was released without any charges.
Wyatt was informed that he was under arrest for Fleeing or Eluding an Officer. Wyatt was placed into handcuffs, searched, and secured into a squad car. While reading his Miranda Rights, Wyatt stated he understood his rights, but did not wish to answer questions or provide a statement.
Wyatt was transported to the Brown County Jail and handed over to jail staff without any issues. He was found guilty for misdemeanor Resisting or Failing to Stop. Wyatt was sentenced to 12 months of probation and ordered to pay a $463 fine.
This video is for educational purposes only.
On September 15th, 2024. An officer from the Green Bay Police Department observed a Chrysler 300 accelerate quickly and squeal its tires. As the officer attempted to catch up to the vehicle, he activated his emergency lights and the suspect driver (Wyatt) accelerated and began to flee. Wyatt drove into oncoming lanes of traffic to pass a vehicle and the officer decided to terminate the pursuit immediately after it began.
While patrolling the area for any potential collisions, another officer saw a vehicle matching the description of the one that had fled. The pursuing officer arrived and confirmed that it was the same Chrysler 300, with silver fenders and darker gray doors. As officers checked out the vehicle, they detected a burning smell and could feel the heat coming from the brakes as though the vehicle had just been driven.
Officers walked to the back yard of the residence where the vehicle was parked and located a male and female. The male identified himself as Wyatt and admitted to being the driver and fleeing from the officer. Wyatt stated he was scared of getting pulled over again and receiving a citation for no insurance and having to pay for it. He said he was the only occupant of the vehicle and ended up at this address as his girlfriend lived there.
The female subject explained that Wyatt had just arrived at her house. She said that Wyatt said something about an officer being parked at a church but that he did not mention anything about fleeing from the police. After questioning, she was released without any charges.
Wyatt was informed that he was under arrest for Fleeing or Eluding an Officer. Wyatt was placed into handcuffs, searched, and secured into a squad car. While reading his Miranda Rights, Wyatt stated he understood his rights, but did not wish to answer questions or provide a statement.
Wyatt was transported to the Brown County Jail and handed over to jail staff without any issues. He was found guilty for misdemeanor Resisting or Failing to Stop. Wyatt was sentenced to 12 months of probation and ordered to pay a $463 fine.
This video is for educational purposes only.
