Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
On August 3rd, 2024. An officer from the Lake Geneva Police Department observed a gray Chevrolet vehicle reverse into a black pickup truck that was parked. The driver of the Chevrolet did not stop to leave his information or check for damages. It was later discovered the black pickup truck was unoccupied at the time of the collision. The officer immediately activated his emergency lights when the Chevrolet began driving away and the driver (Jaylin) began fleeing.
Jaylin initially slowed down as if he was stopping before accelerating away. He fled for a short distance before turning into a bank parking lot and driving the wrong way through the ATM drive thru. The vehicle then exited the parking lot and came to a stop. Jaylin immediately opened his door and began to walk towards officers while they shouted verbal commands to stay in the car. Jaylin stopped approximately 10 feet away from officers when they activated their taser which produced a noise but it was never deployed. Officers approached Jaylin and searched him with nothing of evidentiary value being located on his person. He was secured in handcuffs before being placed into a squad car.
An officer wrote in his report that as he was speaking with Jaylin that “ I detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage on his breath. His speech sounded slurred, his eyes appeared glassy, and he would frequently repeat himself. I observed that there was a dent in the rear bumper of Jaylin's car that was consistent with backing into another vehicle.” Jaylin was read his Miranda rights and stated he drank 1-2 beers at the bar.
Another officer went to check the damages on the truck that Jaylin struck. A records check of the licence plate revealed that it belonged to (Jake) an officer employed by the Lake Geneva Police Department. Jake was called and walked over to his truck. He stated that because the damage was minor that he did not wish to press charges or seek restitution.
A search of the vehicle revealed a glass jar behind the front passenger seat. The glass jar had a picture of a marijuana leaf on it along with a small amount of a green leafy substance, which later tested positive for THC. Jaylin was transported to the police department where he refused to perform field sobriety tests. Jaylin also stated that he would refuse to submit to a blood draw. Officers got a search warrant for Jaylin's blood and transported him to the hospital.
At the hospital, Jaylin initially refused to sit on a bed and resisted officers' attempts to get him to comply. Eventually Jaylin calmed down and allowed his blood to be drawn. The blood test later showed that Jaylin had a .266 BAC. After receiving medical clearance from the hospital, Jaylin was transported to the Walworth County Jail. Jaylin was found guilty for Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer and Resisting or Obstructing an Officer. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail and 3 years of probation. Jaylin was also issued municipal citations for OWI (1st offense), Hit and Run of Unoccupied Vehicle, and Operating Motor Vehicle without Proof of Insurance.
This video is for educational purposes only.
On August 3rd, 2024. An officer from the Lake Geneva Police Department observed a gray Chevrolet vehicle reverse into a black pickup truck that was parked. The driver of the Chevrolet did not stop to leave his information or check for damages. It was later discovered the black pickup truck was unoccupied at the time of the collision. The officer immediately activated his emergency lights when the Chevrolet began driving away and the driver (Jaylin) began fleeing.
Jaylin initially slowed down as if he was stopping before accelerating away. He fled for a short distance before turning into a bank parking lot and driving the wrong way through the ATM drive thru. The vehicle then exited the parking lot and came to a stop. Jaylin immediately opened his door and began to walk towards officers while they shouted verbal commands to stay in the car. Jaylin stopped approximately 10 feet away from officers when they activated their taser which produced a noise but it was never deployed. Officers approached Jaylin and searched him with nothing of evidentiary value being located on his person. He was secured in handcuffs before being placed into a squad car.
An officer wrote in his report that as he was speaking with Jaylin that “ I detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage on his breath. His speech sounded slurred, his eyes appeared glassy, and he would frequently repeat himself. I observed that there was a dent in the rear bumper of Jaylin's car that was consistent with backing into another vehicle.” Jaylin was read his Miranda rights and stated he drank 1-2 beers at the bar.
Another officer went to check the damages on the truck that Jaylin struck. A records check of the licence plate revealed that it belonged to (Jake) an officer employed by the Lake Geneva Police Department. Jake was called and walked over to his truck. He stated that because the damage was minor that he did not wish to press charges or seek restitution.
A search of the vehicle revealed a glass jar behind the front passenger seat. The glass jar had a picture of a marijuana leaf on it along with a small amount of a green leafy substance, which later tested positive for THC. Jaylin was transported to the police department where he refused to perform field sobriety tests. Jaylin also stated that he would refuse to submit to a blood draw. Officers got a search warrant for Jaylin's blood and transported him to the hospital.
At the hospital, Jaylin initially refused to sit on a bed and resisted officers' attempts to get him to comply. Eventually Jaylin calmed down and allowed his blood to be drawn. The blood test later showed that Jaylin had a .266 BAC. After receiving medical clearance from the hospital, Jaylin was transported to the Walworth County Jail. Jaylin was found guilty for Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer and Resisting or Obstructing an Officer. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail and 3 years of probation. Jaylin was also issued municipal citations for OWI (1st offense), Hit and Run of Unoccupied Vehicle, and Operating Motor Vehicle without Proof of Insurance.
This video is for educational purposes only.
