Evansville Police Release Vicky White and Casey White Arrest Footage in Dashboard, Full Body Camera Video

Indiana law enforcement officers warned each other about the gun Vicky White was holding as they discussed how to get her out of her overturned vehicle, according to footage of the incident obtained by the Police Department. Evansville announced Tuesday.

In one video, officers at the scene huddled in a ditch next to an overturned Cadillac, minutes after a US sheriff stabbed it, ending both a brief police chase and White’s 11 days on the run with a murder suspect. The 56-year-old assistant editing director shot herself “almost immediately” before deputies could reach her, Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding said at a news conference Tuesday.

Vicky was unresponsive but “still breathing” in the scene, according to an officer who was discussing how to get her out.

A suggestion to turn on the front windshield is quickly ignored. “Does anyone have a Hooligan?” someone asked, referring to the Halligan, a pick-tipped tool used by officers to fasten doors.

Finally, the officer was given the tool. He lay down. “I’ll go get the gun,” he said, taking the gun back from White. In the partially censored footage, he then pulls the guard out of the sunroof by her wrist, with other officers helping to drag her onto the grass and gravel. Then the first responders approached to administer first aid.

In another video released by Indiana authorities, runaway inmate Casey White, with no connection to Vicky, is taken into custody after the chase. Authorities say that Casey wanted to end her time on the autorickshaw with a gunfight with police, but a US sheriff crashed the couple’s car during a chase that quickly ended the plan. that plan.

After he exited the Cadillac unhurt, more than half a dozen officers surrounded the 6-foot-9-inch man, handcuffing him to the ground. Casey was taken away as officers continued to search the overturned vehicle and the surrounding area.

The couple originally disappeared from their Lauderdale County, Alabama jail on April 29. On Tuesday, the Wedding Sheriff told reporters the couple had driven to a budget motel in Indiana. and hid up, trying to figure out where to go next.

Casey, 38, was extradited back to Lauderdale County on Monday. A day later, a judge set a June trial date for his original murder charge — the “brutal” stabbing of a 58-year-old woman in 2015.

According to police, Vicky was taken to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead on Monday night.

Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton on Tuesday said $29,000 was found in the white man’s vehicle, along with several wigs and a cache of weapons, including an AR-15 rifle and 9mm pistol. Casey has so far expressed “no regrets” about the death of her jailer lover, Singleton added.