location he had left the two subjects. The vehicle pulled up and then left, and then the two subjects he had stopped earlier got back into the SUV and drove away from the location and headed toward Hwy. 160. The deputy found the vehicle with the same male driver he had stopped before and contacted him again. When asked why he was driving after the previous stop, the driver stated “I just wanted to go home.” The driver failed voluntary roadside maneuvers, and was taken to jail and charged with and issued a felony hold for Driving with a Revoked License as a Habitual Offender, DUI, and DUI over .08.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 15

A deputy traveling north on Hwy. 160 attempted to pull over a car with no front plates.The vehicle applied its brakes as if to stop, but then continued on, pulling across a county road and coming to a stop in front of a gate. The driver immediately got out despite the deputy yelling at him to stay inside the car, and then appeared to head towards the deputy, who drew his weapon and ordered him to show his hands. He still did not comply, and was ordered to get on the ground. The driver then gestured toward the car and fled on foot. The deputy stayed with the car which had three adult occupants and two small children. They were held at gunpoint until other units arrived at the scene. The kids were turned over to an aunt of one of the female passengers,