Police footage of capture of fugitives Casey White and Vicky White
Police have released footage from the moment Casey Cole White was arrested on suspicion of murder, and bodyguard Vicky White's body is still being removed from a car with a gun in her hand.
The Evansville Police Department shared the footage Tuesday night when a forensic expert identified the death of the 56-year-old correctional officer as suicide and the 38-year-old returned to Alabama to face criminal charges.
The 911 collision also revealed that Mrs White had spoken to an emergency services officer on the phone at the time of the incident and told her two-year-old boyfriend to "run away" just minutes before hitting her on the head. .
Mrs White and White, who are in prison for 75 years and awaiting trial for the murder of a 58-year-old woman, were found dead in Evansville, Indiana , on Monday after a 10-day escape.
After a brief chase by a police car, White surrendered to authorities and was arrested. Mrs White was taken to hospital with a gunshot wound to the head and died hours later.
Dashcam footage released Tuesday shows a patrol car fleeing onto a grassy beach and, after a brief chase, the couple is led astray by Cadillac law enforcement.
A team of officers is already on site and has been seen pulling a 9-inch hole from their car and pushing it to the ground.
White was handcuffed and held for several minutes before officers picked him up.
Wearing black pants, a blue shirt and a white blouse with dark sunglasses, the 38-year-old boy looks behind him at the car where his girlfriend was trapped. Cadillac was spotted rolling into a sidewalk with another officer and Mrs. White without a trace.
Two officers hit the lid of a patrol car before knocking White to the ground.
Dashcam footage shows the moment of Cassie White's capture
(Evansville Police Department)
Casey White was stopped by officers and crushed in the hood of the car
(Evansville Police Department)
The second video, taken by camera with the body of the first intruder in the scene, shows Mrs. White receiving first aid as she gets out of the car.
The first answer is to get in the car and get off the road where the Cadillac rolled.
"He shot himself," is the voice of someone on stage.
Officials say Ms White still has the firearms she allegedly fired.
"He is still in custody," an official said.
"Does he have a weapon in his head?" The other answers.
The first officer replies: "Yes, here ... there is a tip tip".
Mrs. White is still breathing and agents are trying to get her out of the wrecked car.
About five minutes later, an officer first took the gun from his hand and then removed his lame body from the car. Other officers helped him fall to the ground.
The first responders began to take action to save lives.
On Tuesday night, Vanderburgh County Physicians said Mrs. White's death was thought to be a suicide.
An autopsy revealed that he had been shot in the head.
This happened after Trigger asked officers if he was a prison lover.
Camera footage of Vicky White's body being pulled out of a car with a gun in hand
Shortly after her arrest, White told officers that U.S. marshals had claimed that Mrs. White was innocent of her injuries.
"Everyone would help my husband, he would shoot himself in the head, but I didn't," she said.
Officials have confirmed that the whites were not married.
No law enforcement fired during the clashes with the fugitives.
Before the couple's car crashed, an audio recording of a horrific emergency medical service of Mrs. White's last words was also released, and she shot herself in prison while telling her boyfriend to "get out."
At the beginning of the seven-minute audio, the sender is heard saying "911" and "hello", while Mrs. White is heard saying "Moon god" and "Stop, stop" in the background.
"The airbags will go off," she screams in panic.
"The airbags are off. Let's go out and run," he says with a siren
Minutes later, Mrs. White received a fatal gunshot wound to the head.
Then, when the call continues after the collision, a sound is heard saying "the tip is in the trigger".
Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding said Tuesday that the couple, who have been in a relationship for the past two years, had planned to shoot police officers but failed after police opened fire. . .
At least four pistols, a semi-automatic and an AR-15 weapon were found in their car, along with about 29 29,000 in cash and lots of red and blonde wigs.
Last week, the Evansville Police Department released a third camera video of the body of an officer sent to inspect an abandoned car of a fugitive couple while washing a local car.
Agents remove Vicky White from the wrecked car
(Evansville Police Department)
James Stenson, owner of Weinbach Car Wash, said last week that the 2006 Tennessee-branded Ford F-15 pickup truck remained in business.
However, he claimed to NewsNationNow that the police did not take him seriously, an official came to inspect the car but then told him he could not do anything about it because he had not been informed about the car theft.
The business owner pulled the car away last Wednesday.
It was not until Sunday that the U.S. Marshals Service contacted him about the truck and on Tuesday Mr. Stinson found White on camera and examined surveillance footage.
On Monday, officials released footage and confirmed that the truck belonged to the fugitives.
Delays were criticized at a news conference on Tuesday for advising advisers to defend their actions.
Camera footage of the body showed the officer approaching the suspect's car while washing the car on May 4.
The four-minute video shows the officer looking inside the car and the injured passenger's window open.
Inside, the officer finds a Glock magazine clip, but no gun.
Casey White arrived in Lauderdale District Court in Florence, Alabama on Tuesday evening
(AP)
Before leaving, he was heard saying on police radio, "It's weird."
At the time, officials said there was no indication that the Ford F-15 was connected to Alabama fugitives.
About 175 miles north of Evansville, Williamson County, Tennessee, where the couple left their first racing car, a rusty 2007 Ford Edge.
The U.S. Marshals Service said Friday that the Ford Edge was found about two hours north of Lauderdale County Jail in Tennessee.
The couple drove off in a white patrol car to a nearby shopping mall before fleeing, officials said.
However, officials believe they were forced to change their car again after the Ford Edge crash.
The couple was actually found a few hours after their disappearance and were taken to a trailer park in Williamson County, Tennessee, but contact was only made Friday.
U.S. marshals say the couple bought the pickup in cash from a home near abandoned Ford Edge and continued their journey there.
White left for Alabama on Tuesday night after relinquishing his right of extradition that morning.
He appeared in Lauderdale District Court in Florence on a first-degree flight charge.
Upon entering and exiting the courtroom, he ignored members of the media who asked him if he regretted the death of the woman who was able to escape with her home, work and life with her.
Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Toy told a news conference Tuesday that Miss White had no regrets about White's death.
His latest allegation will already be added to a long rap page, as he will be tried in June 2015 for the stabbing death of his 58-year-old mother Connie Ridgeway.
Mrs. Ridgeway was stabbed to death in her apartment in Rogersville, Alabama on October 23, 2015.
Camera footage shows Officer Vicky and Casey White responding to an abandoned car.
The case remained unresolved for five years until White sent a letter to authorities acknowledging the crime and bringing two deaths in 2020.
At the time, he was behind bars in Alabama and Tennessee, where he was convicted of a felony and sentenced to 75 years in prison.
Entertainment includes house raids, car thefts and police harassment, White shoots one and puts six at gunpoint.
The Martial Services said White also threatened to kill his ex-girlfriend and sister in 2015 and had previously said he wanted to be killed by police.
The network was shut down after authorities learned the couple was standing in front of the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office at a hotel in Evansville.
The "black and white" aliens made room there for 14 days.
After washing the Ford F-150, the couple drove to another car, the Cadillac, and authorities searched for it.
On Monday afternoon, an agent spotted him in the parking lot of Motel 41 and a group of workers came to the spot and started monitoring.
The suspects then left the hotel and picked up Cadillac.
At that moment, law enforcement officers chased the couple's car off the road and fell into a ditch.
Mrs. White shot herself in the head when White "left the hull" after a car accident
Nationwide hunting began around 9:30 a.m. on April 29, when Mrs. White first picked up a detainee from Lauderdale County Jail, claiming that Lauderdale County Courthouse had taken her for a mental health assessment.
He told his colleagues that he would go to a doctor in person because he felt sick after going to court with him.
The couple never went to court.
Officials said they later learned that White had no court appearance or hearing that day.
Mrs White's 2013 Ford Torres patrol car was found abandoned in the parking lot of a shopping mall away from the jail around 11am that morning.
Vicky White (left) and Casey White (right) escape together
(EPA / AP)
However, the couple's suspicions lasted for several hours.
At about 3:30 that day, Mrs. White's colleagues were worried that she would not return and would not be able to call her.
Only then did they realize that White had not returned to prison.
With Mrs. White now dead, many questions remain about the alleged suicide of the 56-year-old widow, with her escape from prison and two decades of "exemplary" careers.
Sheriff Singleton said the couple has described the past two years as "a love affair in prison" or a "special relationship."
He asserted that his confession had been obtained through torture, and that his confession had been obtained through torture.
Mrs White reportedly contacted the detainee in February before transferring him to the local jail.
When he returned, White received special treatment from a prison official who contained extra food in containers, officials said.
Mrs White also sold her home at a much lower market price just five weeks ago, withdrew $ 90,000 in cash from her bank account and asked the couple to retire before they went missing.
The last day of his career was the day he went missing, although his retirement documents have not been finalized.
After selling her home, she moved in with her mother, who said she hadn't heard of her daughter's retirement plans and hadn't heard from White.
Early in her escape from prison, Mrs. White was consistently described as a "role model" who won the Best Employee of the Year award.
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