Local Police Chase Is Broadcasted LIVE
First and foremost, I want to thank you all for the outstanding work you do every single day. Feel free to seek me out for any assistance that I may be able to offer. If you need a cold drink on a hot day, just knock and I or someone from my family will come to your aid. You have a thankless job, that many people do not understand. Thank you
Spotsylvania County, Virginia (where I reside) is being featured on On Patrol: Live, from December 2 through Feb 4, 2023. On Patrol: Live is on Reelz and if you don’t have cable, then it is available on Philo. Philo is a digital streaming service, for just $25 a month.
New episodes coming on Fridays and Saturdays.
This episode was S01E51 broadcast on January 28, 2022. Camera crews tagged along with Deputy Jessica Delage and Deputy Tristen Burnett. They featured two incidents in this episode.
** I will only mention the names of individuals who were arrested. Those arrest records are available online in several places and in the local news media as well.
This episode lasted 3 hours with Spotsylvania being featured in the first half an hour.
Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Department is being featured on On Patrol:Live which is available on Reelz. Last night’s episode had a police chase in Spotsylvania and the entire chase was featured live on TV. Normally there is a lengthy delay when showing some segments on the TV show, but last night’s chase was run either live or only with a 30-second delay, as not only could we hear the chase, but SMS announcements were coming out from the Police Departments involved. Once they had the suspect in cuffs, a message from the Fredericksburg City Police came out asking people to avoid the area, due to a large police presence.
Spotsylvania stole the show last night, with an epic police chase, that many are saying is one of the best chases that they have seen. It started when 1st Sgt Ray Pittman of the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Department spotted a pair of cars drag-racing down Rt 3/Plank Road. This is sadly a very common thing to see (and hear as we live less than a mile away) on that section of road. It started near the intersection of Plank Road and Cherry Road when Sgt Pittman got behind the two cars and turned on his blue lights. The two drivers (one was in a BMW xxx) acted as if they were going to stop as they turn onto Rutherford Drive. That is when the second car pulled over and the first car rolled the dice and decided that he could outrun the law (of course we know that the Deputy has his license tag – ‘P3ANUT’ information, as it was clearly displayed on the TV for the entire world to see.).
