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Trooper's Narrative:
I was on a traffic stop on I-49 near the 66 mile marker when I observed a small white passenger car with damage to the rear
and passenger side traveling at a very high rate of speed estimated it to be traveling over 120mph. I activated my radar and
observed a reading of 126 miles per hour in a 65mph zone. I was attempting to catch up when I momentarily lost sight and
thought it took the 67A exit. Once I got close enough to the vehicle I mistaken it for I noticed it didn't have any damage and
was a different vehicle. I cut back over to I-49 and traveled north. I was trying not to give away I was trying to catch the vehicle
and it possibly take an exit so I was turning my lights and sirens off and on.
As I was near the 74mm dispatch put out a
reckless driver in the area that matched the description of the vehicle I was trying to locate. I got behind the vehicle between
the 76mm and the 77mm, once I activated my lights and sirens again the vehicle accelerated passing another vehicle on the
shoulder. The vehicle did not show any signs of slowing so when the traffic had a break I performed an Tactical Vehicle
Intervention causing the vehicle to slide off the roadway to the right, stopping in the east side ditch. The driver had a pint vodka
bottle open between her legs, partially spilled on her. I took the operator into custody without further incident. As I was
attempting to stop this vehicle dispatch was receiving information that the operator of this vehicle was suicidal. The operator
seemed to be very disoriented and intoxicated. EMS was called to the scene to evaluate the operator. Fisher did not complain
of any physical injuries but of her suicidal wishes. A marijuana pipe and methamphetamine pipe both containing burnt residue
was also located inside the vehicle. I noticed Fisher had blood shot watery eyes and was very emotional and smelled of
intoxicants. Upon arrival to the hospital I read Fisher the DWI statement of rights form and she agreed to provide an urine
sample. I believe Fisher was a danger to herself, others and should not have been operating a motor vehicle.