Hudson WI Police chase

For those of you from the Hudson area, you will probably reconize this Dumba**’s route
Another Outstanding Citizen right here

http://www.newrichmond-news.com/news/crime-and-courts/4453981-watch-wild-hudson-pursuit-traversed-farm-field-tires-were-shot-out

Videos like this make it seem like nobody ever gets away….

Dumba$$ lucky he didn’t kill anyone.

2 pages of law run ins starting in 2003.

He’s not a newbie to to police.

One of the stations was talking about the chase and if the police should have let him go this morning. I didn’t listen to it.

He was a felon in a stolen truck. I think he was lucky they didn’t end the chase in a more lethal way.

Dumba$$!! Thankfully there were no children playing in those yards he was flying through.

But when I do that in Grand Theft Auto I always get away. Dumba$$

bank robbery and now this. Hudson is turning into the wild wild west.

Brian Klawitter wrote:

2 pages of law run ins starting in 2003.

He’s not a newbie to to police.

One of the stations was talking about the chase and if the police should have let him go this morning. I didn’t listen to it.
He was a felon in a stolen truck.

I think he was lucky they didn’t end the chase in a more lethal way.

When the stolen vehicle was blocked in and the perp was still using the truck as a battering ram,,,,,,,,,,, I was expecting the cops to start firing weapons. I think I would have made that choice under the circumstances.

Huntindave wrote:

I was expecting the cops to start firing weapons.

That is the point in the video they shoot out the tires. You can hear the gun fire and the other car calling into dispatch “Shots Fired!”

-J.

I’m going to guess he wouldn’t have gotten away.
As a person that was in the act of a felony that was endangering lives of others…it would be in the public’s interest to end it there.

The stolen truck is the instrument of “death or severe bodily harm”.

Hudson Police and St Croix County did a remarkable job.

Jon Jordan wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Huntindave wrote:</div>
I was expecting the cops to start firing weapons.

That is the point in the video they shoot out the tires. You can hear the gun fire and the other car calling into dispatch “Shots Fired!”

-J.

The “tire” I’d be shooting at in this case would have been the one in the cab of the truck. IMHO Deadly force being used by the perp, should have been responded to with deadly force from law enforcement.

Oh ell…he hasn’t finished his court appearances from Feb ’18 yet!
Of course he’s innocent until proven guilty.

Possession of Methamphetamine Felony I
Modifier: 939.62(1)(b) Repeater
2 343.44(1)(b) Operating with out a DL
Jury trial on October 8, 2018 at 08:00 am.

He needs to start a Go Fund Me page for all the fines from past “issues”.

Typical lousy small town police work.
The vehicle should have been let go rather then chased at high speeds through a busy residential area.
Thank god numerous pedestrians weren’t killed.

saugeye-steve wrote:

Typical lousy small town police work.
The vehicle should have been let go rather then chased at high speeds through a busy residential area.
Thank god numerous pedestrians weren’t killed.

No innocent people where hurt and the D-bag will be doing time.
Seems like a good ending..

saugeye-steve wrote:

Typical lousy small town police work.
The vehicle should have been let go rather then chased at high speeds through a busy residential area.
Thank god numerous pedestrians weren’t killed.

A PR specialist and a police chief. I’d love to see your resume Steve.

Personally if I were a cop, I would have fired a shot high at the front drivers side tire.
Hopefully it hit it’s mark.

Again fortunately no innocent people were killed by this officers poor decision.
Mutual aid should have been sought and a plan formulated.
Again luckily no innocent people were killed.

I imagine shooting the tires is going to land this officer into some hot water. Every training I had ever been to in the state of Wisconsin had pretty much said to never do that.

glad they caught him, but how many thousands of dollars of damages to cars and property for car theft charge? seems a little excessive. no banks robbed? didnt kill anyone? just stolen truck? how many car load of families did he run off the road? like i said glad he was caught, but the system is broke. will be out of jail and back at in no time as his record has shown.

As a lawn care guy i was just checking out the nice stripes in the lawn at the end of the video…

I imagine shooting the tires is going to land this officer into some hot water. Every training I had ever been to in the state of Wisconsin had pretty much said to never do that.
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I’m not a police officer and don’t pretend to be, but I do work along side them and I would think any reasonable officer would be fine shooting out tires of a boxed in vehicle that is trying to ram its way through occupied police vehicles. As others have said he’s lucky they didn’t fire on the cab which probably would’ve been justified. Now if they were moving at a high rate of speed and they shot out the tires then I could see your point.

saugeye-steve wrote:

Typical lousy small town police work.
The vehicle should have been let go rather then chased at high speeds through a busy residential area.
Thank god numerous pedestrians weren’t killed.

I’m not an officer but I do play one on the internet.

I thought the same thing at first Steve. Take the license number and let him go. With another second of thought, I realized they knew it was a stolen truck and had no idea of who the driver was.

That got him a felony auto theft card. (some will argue still not a reason to risk a lengthily chase)

However, within 30 seconds of the chase it was evident that the driver didn’t care about the lives of others.

That bought him a felony endangering lives of other card.

At that point a bets on a his life are off.

I’m certainly happy no one was hurt and I feel our lousy small town police did an excellent job in my after the fact arm chair.

Your opinion is just as valid as mine of course.

gregory wrote:

glad they caught him, but how many thousands of dollars of damages to cars and property for car theft charge? seems a little excessive. no banks robbed? didnt kill anyone? just stolen truck? how many car load of families did he run off the road? like i said glad he was caught, but the system is broke. will be out of jail and back at in no time as his record has shown.

Right

Any of you anti cop / procedure guys that have all the answers from your keyboards i’m pretty sure they are accepting applications.

Dutchboy wrote:

Any of you anti cop / procedure guys that have all the answers from your keyboards i’m pretty sure they are accepting applications.

Right

Brian Klawitter wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Dutchboy wrote:</div>
Any of you anti cop / procedure guys that have all the answers from your keyboards i’m pretty sure they are accepting applications.

Right

Imagine being pulled over by officer saugeye. I think I might be fleeing that scene.

Brian Klawitter wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>saugeye-steve wrote:</div>
Typical lousy small town police work.
The vehicle should have been let go rather then chased at high speeds through a busy residential area.
Thank god numerous pedestrians weren’t killed.

I’m not an officer but I do play one on the internet.

I thought the same thing at first Steve. Take the license number and let him go. With another second of thought, I realized they knew it was a stolen truck and had no idea of who the driver was.

That got him a felony auto theft card. (some will argue still not a reason to risk a lengthily chase)

However, within 30 seconds of the chase it was evident that the driver didn’t care about the lives of others.

That bought him a felony endangering lives of other card.

At that point a bets on a his life are off.

I’m certainly happy no one was hurt and I feel our lousy small town police did an excellent job in my after the fact arm chair.

Your opinion is just as valid as mine of course.

Here you go bringing logic into the discussion. We all know logic ain’t welcome here!

I think the police did a fantastic job. I wonder what kind of squad the main officer was driving?

Had to been AWD or 4×4 to keep up with the perp.

Mugshot

B-man wrote:

I think the police did a fantastic job. I wonder what kind of squad the main officer was driving?

Had to been AWD or 4×4 to keep up with the perp.

Agreed, although this would have been the right tool for the job,,,,,

HRG

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