Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On December 8th, 2024. A deputy from the Shawano County Sheriff’s Department was dispatched to a business. While en route to the call, the deputy observed a black sedan in front of him take the same exit. The sedan then turned the same way the deputy was going and the driver began accelerating at a high rate of speed believing that he was getting pulled over.
The deputy paced the vehicle's speed at 104MPH and called out to dispatch that he was in a pursuit. Traffic was light at the time and the suspect vehicle’s speed stayed consistent between 104MPH and 108MPH until entering the village of Pulaski. The vehicle began to pass traffic before slowing down to approximately 70MPH. After making a few turns, the suspect, later identified and Brandon slowed to approximately 20MPH and a citizen threw a Pumpkin at his vehicle. Brandon continued to flee and failed to stop at a stop sign.
Brandon eventually reached a dead end road and turned into a driveway and continued to flee through backyards of houses. The deputy followed and Brandon crossed a ditch that ran through the backyards. The ditch had a small walking bridge that got damaged after Brandon and the deputy ran it over. The suspect vehicle almost got stuck but was able to continue fleeing through yards before driving back onto the roadway. Brandon failed to stop at multiple other stop signs and passed a truck in a no passing zone. Brandon turned into a church parking lot before driving onto the grass and proceeding back onto the road again.
In the Deputy's report, he wrote: “It should be noted that while pursuing the vehicle in the village of Pulaski, I did not observe any pedestrian traffic other than the local concerned pumpkin thrower.”
Brandon got back on the highway again before eventually pulling over on an exit ramp. He put both hands out the window and law enforcement performed a high risk stop. Brandon was cooperative and exited the vehicle. He was secured in handcuffs and searched before being placed in the back of a squad car. Other responding officers cleared the car and determined there was nobody else inside.
The pursuit lasted approximately 25.8 miles and nothing of evidentiary value was located on Brandon or inside of his vehicle. Brandon was transported to the Shawano County Jail where he was booked. Brandon was found guilty for Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer, 2nd-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, Misdemeanor Bail Jumping, and Failing to Stop at a Stop Sign. He was sentenced to 4 years in prison and 6 years of extended supervision. Brandon’s license got revoked for 6 months and he was ordered to pay $3,885 in fines.
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On December 8th, 2024. A deputy from the Shawano County Sheriff’s Department was dispatched to a business. While en route to the call, the deputy observed a black sedan in front of him take the same exit. The sedan then turned the same way the deputy was going and the driver began accelerating at a high rate of speed believing that he was getting pulled over.
The deputy paced the vehicle's speed at 104MPH and called out to dispatch that he was in a pursuit. Traffic was light at the time and the suspect vehicle’s speed stayed consistent between 104MPH and 108MPH until entering the village of Pulaski. The vehicle began to pass traffic before slowing down to approximately 70MPH. After making a few turns, the suspect, later identified and Brandon slowed to approximately 20MPH and a citizen threw a Pumpkin at his vehicle. Brandon continued to flee and failed to stop at a stop sign.
Brandon eventually reached a dead end road and turned into a driveway and continued to flee through backyards of houses. The deputy followed and Brandon crossed a ditch that ran through the backyards. The ditch had a small walking bridge that got damaged after Brandon and the deputy ran it over. The suspect vehicle almost got stuck but was able to continue fleeing through yards before driving back onto the roadway. Brandon failed to stop at multiple other stop signs and passed a truck in a no passing zone. Brandon turned into a church parking lot before driving onto the grass and proceeding back onto the road again.
In the Deputy's report, he wrote: “It should be noted that while pursuing the vehicle in the village of Pulaski, I did not observe any pedestrian traffic other than the local concerned pumpkin thrower.”
Brandon got back on the highway again before eventually pulling over on an exit ramp. He put both hands out the window and law enforcement performed a high risk stop. Brandon was cooperative and exited the vehicle. He was secured in handcuffs and searched before being placed in the back of a squad car. Other responding officers cleared the car and determined there was nobody else inside.
The pursuit lasted approximately 25.8 miles and nothing of evidentiary value was located on Brandon or inside of his vehicle. Brandon was transported to the Shawano County Jail where he was booked. Brandon was found guilty for Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer, 2nd-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, Misdemeanor Bail Jumping, and Failing to Stop at a Stop Sign. He was sentenced to 4 years in prison and 6 years of extended supervision. Brandon’s license got revoked for 6 months and he was ordered to pay $3,885 in fines.
This video is for educational purposes only.
