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冷血中国!! 山东潍坊男子遭汽车撞飞 途经人车视若无睹无人理会<br/>2016年3月9日潍坊市东风街新华路路口发生一起让人心寒的事故。嫌疑人驾驶黑色小型轿车沿南向北行驶。而此时，驾驶电动自行车的中年男子在路口闯红灯左转弯。车祸在一瞬间发生！电动车车主受伤倒地。 而在视频中，接下来发生的事让人除了震惊更是心寒，交通肇事者居然没有停下车，加快车速逃逸！从视频中，可以看到，受伤者倒地后，周围有晨练者、自行车、三轮、汽车经过，却无人停下来查看一下伤者情况，无人报警。 我们奎文交警在事故发生6分钟之后才接到报警，伤者也随后被送往医院救治。视频中，我们看到的是随意闯红灯的电动车、令人惊心的车祸、令人愤慨的司机和令人心寒的路人！ .

Pursuit From 2/17/2016<br/>Suspects mentioned in this release are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. On February 17th 2016 Deputy Mauldin and Detective J. Nyce initiated a pursuit with Steve Casias from #76 County Road 4903. The pursuit ended at the Navajo Dam. The suspect Steve Casias struck a citizens vehicle as well as deputy vehicles during the pursuit. Witnesses told deputies that Steve Casias and his cousin Marshall Sinig (same guy in the pursuit we released yesterday) were setting up a stolen camp trailer the night before on the property. Thanks to the incredible power of social media, a citizen sent a photograph of the stolen trailer to the victim. The victim contacted the Sheriff’s Office and relayed the photo of the stolen camp trailer. Deputy Mauldin and Detective J. Nyce secured the property for a search warrant. While they were on the property one of the suspects Steve Casias came back to the trailer and saw law enforcement. He was trapped at the entrance so he started driving around the property looking for an escape. He almost struck Detective Nyce with his vehicle. Detective Nyce was able to get out of the way; however, at one point he was almost compelled to utilize deadly force to avoid being struck by Casias’s pickup. Casias ran through a fence and gained access to US 64 where he evaded deputies eastbound toward Blanco. The video shows the rest…. While some tactical errors were made by deputies; they exercised an extreme amount of restraint not using deadly force as the suspect almost ran over the detective and then reached behind his tool box twice purposely disobeying commands. As you can see, the video was cut during the long uneventful stretches to shorten the length. The video does not have audio for the first half. Deputy Mauldin’s audio was not operational; however, we were able to capture additional deputy’s audio as the pursuit concluded. We utilize different cameras in an effort to show the different angles from everyone involved. At the end, the suspect asked the deputies, “What does it take to get you guys to shoot me?” No firearms were located in the suspect vehicle. A large knife was located on the floor under his seat. It was later determined that Casias was reaching behind the tool box tap a fuel filter. The reason for the first stop was because his vehicle was not getting gas. Deputy Mauldin was able to place spike strips under the suspect’s driver’s side rear tire. At the end of the video, you can see Sgt. McCoy break out the passenger window with a rock and deploy a tazer. We want to thank the Citizens of San Juan County. The power of social media has changed everything for law enforcement. The citizens continue to put the squeeze on the criminals day after day by communicating with us! It has become apparent that the citizens are tired of the meth, crime and abuse of our children. The social media response has been outstanding. We have never felt more like a team with our community than now. Criminals cannot hide when the community is watching!