Deputy Trey Bynum

Sergeant Keeney spoke with the individuals and that's when one of the four wheelers took off.

And the four wheeler turned around and come past us at a high rate of speed.

I initiated my blue lights and my audible siren to make a traffic stop on the four wheeler.

And then that's when the chase began.

Um, we went down SFC 409 for about a mile, mile and a half.

And then we both went up a little hill and then back down.

And that's when the four-wheeler lost connection with the battery cable and the, um, solenoid and the four-wheeler died.

The individuals that was riding the four-wheeler wearing a camel hoodie, blue jeans and boots took off running through the woods.

When I found out was approximately 15 to 20 minutes later while I was waiting on Sergeant Kenny to bring the trailer back from the Sheriff's Department.

And this is on the News Channel 3 website where they were making comments.

And it says right there by that they personally thought that the deputy shot him and then hung him.

It was on Highway 284 and in the area of that neighborhood that we was on, driving at erratic speeds and obnoxiously.

Late at night.

Highway 284.

There's a lot of people driving through there at that time.

You know, someone's intoxicated and stuff like that.

I knew she had the blue lights and the sirens for the four-wheeler to stop, and it didn't stop.

The excessive speeds and...

Going on the highways.

I know my truck speed and the four-wheeler speed on Highway 284 was probably around 80 miles an hour.