Deputy Davis stops Hayden for a lane violation, only to uncover 88 grams of meth worth $8,800 after Hayden admits to possessing marijuana. When ordered out of the car, Hayden refuses, attempts to flee, and nearly strikes the deputy before spike strips halt his vehicle. Charged with aggravated assault on a peace officer and drug trafficking, Hayden pleads guilty to one count of assault and trafficking, securing a 15-year sentence with five years in prison followed by probation and a $1,500 fine. [Automatically generated summary]
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Drug Dealer Runs Over Cop00:09:10
So this drug dealer tries to run over a cop.
Big mistake.
Check this out.
Hey, how you doing?
Good, how are you?
Good, you got your driver's license on you?
Yeah, I do.
You doing?
Where's it at?
It's right here.
The owner of this car, though, lives in Florida.
I can get him on the phone for you.
Okay.
No problem.
Well, I'm Deputy Davis, Lans County Sheriff's Office.
The reason why I'm stopping you is you failed to maintain your lane out there on the interstate.
I was in an argument.
And, like, it quickly ended.
I'm sorry about that.
Okay.
I just, like, I'm on my way to my grandma's house.
This is about to have an open heart surgery.
Okay.
Sorry.
I've just, like, really worked up because my grandma and me, like, we're best friends, and I'm just freaking out.
Okay.
Are you traveling by yourself?
Well, my mom and my niece are over there in that blue car.
Okay.
Where are y'all going to right here?
Right here.
Just to Dollar General.
My niece had to be.
Okay.
And whose vehicle is this?
This is my boyfriend Ron's car.
Your boyfriend's car?
Yeah.
And how long are y'all going to be in Florida?
I don't know.
I mean, well, he lives in Florida, so I'm going to be there for a few weeks.
But my mom and them will probably be down at my grandma's for like a week.
Hang tight for me just a second.
We good?
No, not yet.
Said he was in an argument.
His niece had to pee going to Florida for open heart surgery.
His grandmother.
But let me talk to you just a second.
But everything's okay with you?
You're not having a medical emergency or nothing like that, are you?
I'm just worried about my grandma, and she's like she's like 85 now.
Sorry, I got my boyfriend on the phone because I didn't know if you needed to talk to him about pot.
No, I don't need to talk to him.
But there's nothing illegal in your vehicle or anything like that.
That's not why you're nervous or anything.
No, I'm just nervous because, like, what?
Dude, my niece is right there, and I'm just trying to get down to my boyfriend and my grandma.
I'm just freaking well, you never answered my question.
There's nothing illegal in your vehicle, is there?
Just a little bit of pot.
That's what I thought.
Step on out.
But sir, please open your undo your seatbelt and step on out.
Please put the car in park and step out.
Don't make this worse than what it is.
Put the car.
No, if you put the car and put the car in park and get out, it'll be fine.
Well, do I have like?
I don't have a wire or anything?
No, get out of the car.
Please get out of the car, sir.
You're fixing to wind up in jail.
Get out of the vehicle.
Put the car in park please Bud, your car's not in power.
Do not take off or you really will mess up.
Please, please.
Put the car in power.
There it goes.
There it goes.
Get out of the car.
Get out of the car now.
Get out of the car.
Lance, give me 10-3.
Get out of the car.
Out of the car.
Get out of the car.
Brett, back up some, bud.
I got eyes on it.
Okay.
I got eyes on it.
He's got his hands on his face.
Get out of the car.
Out of the car.
Driver, get out of the vehicle!
Get out of the vehicle now!
Driver, get out of the vehicle now!
Put your hands up!
Get out of the vehicle now!
Sir, put your hands up and get out of the vehicle now!
I'm trying to sort it out right now.
Sir, get out of the vehicle now!
Let the car in port now, Brad!
Hold tight just a second.
Put it in the car!
Put it in the car!
He just took off and almost hit me with the car.
Go, I can't.
You make it out?
All right.
Yeah, stay here.
I got her.
Wow, guys.
She's in the parking lot.
Let's go get him.
He's about to head back towards there.
Yeah, this is the country.
I may have got him with the spikes.
Louds, we're southbound on the estate.
In front of me, go ahead and move up and bring them to take me.
I will, as soon as I get a chance.
He's got some fly tires.
going to be pissed.
You could have down killed somebody.
I must have stopped.
Yeah, how are you going to do that to your boyfriend's car?
And what about your grandma?
She's got open hearts.
Yeah, we got them on the way.
We can open the slow lane.
Just hang tight right now.
Just slow down.
Relax.
I shut down the 11.
LT, I'm trying to get this traffic slowed up, but they're not.
Felony Charges and Meth Bags00:02:01
Hank, are you okay?
Hank, you okay?
Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm good, bro.
When he tried to hit Jared in the parking lot, I made contact with him.
After the pit, his car rolled back into the side of my team.
I got damaged to his front bumper, none on the front frame, just right there on the passenger side door where he hit me on the second.
He said he had a little pot and he thought he was going to jail.
He had what?
A little bit of pot.
He doesn't even have a warrant, and I told him that.
I asked him to get out of the vehicle.
barricade himself, said he wanted to did that dragonfly land on his head?
I'm guessing everybody else, too.
Trying to start shutting down traffic there.
I've got the on-ramp so I'll shut off.
Hank, are you okay?
There was a bag.
A bathroom bag.
Where you go to get on the interstate?
On the left.
I don't know if it came from here.
There was a bathroom bag in there.
The bag that the suspect threw out of the vehicle was recovered by a civilian who immediately brought it to the closest deputy available.
Inside it was suspected crystal meth inside six individually wrapped baggies for distribution, totaling 88 grams with a street value estimated at $8,800.
The suspect, Hayden, was charged with improper or erratic lane change, willful obstruction of law enforcement, two counts of felony aggravated assault on a peace officer, felony fleeing eluding, felony purchase, possession, Manufacturing, distribution, or sale of marijuana, and felony trafficking methamphetamine.
He took a plea deal pleading guilty to one count of aggravated assault on a peace officer and trafficking methamphetamine, while all other charges were dismissed.
He was sentenced to 15 years, with the first five years being in prison and the remainder being on probation.