this after an incident that started last night after the city council meeting. 10 on your side just obtained this mug shot of wright after he turned himself into the magistrate on an eluding charge. 10 on your side's jason marks was there when it happened and jason once again the mayor didn't say much. no and hasn't talked to the media in months.. so no surpise he didn't say anything today though-- his attorney did advise him not to say anything. this is video of the myor being released a short time ago after turning himself in.. this all stems from an incident last night in the garge under city hall. the sheriff sayst the mayors inspection sticker had been expried for 7 months. the sheriff says he tried to tell the mayor about the sticker by the wright just drove off. the sheriff followed in his patrol car wih the his lights on. at one point the wright does pull over but the sheriff says he drove off again. watson descrbed it as a low speed prusit. finally after portsmouth police arrvied the mayor stopped and watson wrote him a ticket for having the inspired inspection sticker. this

decided to return to the magistrate and get the warrant for felony eluding. a magistrate from virginia beach granted the warrant and the mayor had to come down and turn himself in. 02=15:57:40 "how arrogant is he to ride around with an expired inspection sticker for 7 months and think he is going to get by with it" 05=16:01:45 "the mayor is not a criminal he was in no way trying to elude the sheriff obviously there was some disagreement he's the mayor of this city how is he going to elude the sheriff" wright was finger printed, photographed and released. he will be arriagned january 29th. now should the mayor have been charged with a felony. i spoke with an attorney a shot time ago. he tells me the punishment for class 6 felony eluding is 5 years in jail and a 25 hundered fine. but he told my that's like the speed chase. where someboy is endagering other lives and property. even the sheriff says that wasn't the case here. there is a class 3

eluding which is a slow speed chase. that comes with nothing more than a fine. jason marks 10 on your side. a virginia beach man will spend five years behind bars for animal cruelty. 26-year-old arthur vieira pleaded guilty in november. police arrested viera last june after officers found his dog dead in a brush fire. viera will also serve six months for obstruction of justice and improperly disposing of a pet. a former virginia beach teacher will learn his sentence in may for having an inapproriate relationship with a student. 28 year old george brown pleaded guilty today to an indecent liberties charge. he was a "tech ed" teacher at kellam high school. we're still working to find out how u-s sailors drifted into iranian waters. we first reported on wavy news today that iran released all 10 sailors back to the u-s, after holding them overnight. iran's state news agency has released video showing ten american sailors -nine

their detention for entering iranian territorial waters. iran's islamic revolutionary guards corps said it freed the sailors after determining they had entered iranian territorial waters by mistake. the pentagon says there is no indication the sailors were harmed. the state department said secretary of state john kerry did not apologize to iran but he did offer appreciation this morning. secretary of state john kerry "i also want to thank the iranian authorities for their cooperation and quick response these are always situations, which as everybody here knows have an ability if not properly guided to get out of control and i'm quick and appropriate respnse " this came at a sensitive time because we're only days away from implementation of the nuclear deal with iran. that deal will lift economic sanctions on iran in exchange for

virginia's general assembly is back in session. state senators and delegates met in richmond for the first of 60 days they'll be at the capitol. 10 on your side's erin kelly has been there since yesterday to keep us up to speed. lawmakers were in good spirits today -- as the prepare to tackle a big 2-year budget plan and what will be about 3,000 pieces of legislation. the session started in the house with the tradition of the sgt. at arms carrying the mace to the chamber. republican have the majority in the house and senate and face a democratic governor. we caught up with the lt. governor -- who leads the senate. 19 what we're going to try to get accomplished this session is all about economic development, the new virginia economy. 25 we want to bring manufacturers,

29 coming up at 5 -- you'll hear from some other hampton roads lawmakers and what the lt. governor sees as the region. live in richmond, erin kelly, 10 on your side. the virginia beach police department wants to know what citizens think about body cameras. it's been researching the topic for several years in hopes of having the cameras on some officers next year. tonight they're hosting a forum to discuss the plan. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is live in virginia beach at the meyera oberndorf central library where the meeting will be held. the first of two community forums will begin here in two hours. virginia beach police are inviting citizens to be part of the discussion about body cameras. by early 2017 the department plans to have then body cameras as part of what they call their daily equipment. they plan to have most of the uniformed patrol officers wearing them to record encounters between

police say before they finalize the policy and proceed with the program they want to meet with members of the community to openly discuss it. they will discuss several things including - the type of equipment, why they're investing in the technology, and details they want to consider. we expect there to be a presentation then a question and answer session. the first forum begins at 6 and ends at 8 today. there is another form next saturday. we're working to get that information on our website way.com. coming up tongiht on wany news 10 at 5, you'll hear from one of the virginia beach officers conducting the forum. we're expecting to do a live interview. live in vb bc 10 on your side. a sunny day but cold.

weather in the forecast. meteorologist deitra tate is in the super doppler 10 weather center. tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: sw/ne 10-15mph. high pressure kept us cold today, but it'll be pushing into the this will allow a sw wind to push warmer air into our area. so, above average temps can be expected thru the end of the work week. however, friday, an area of low pressure and warm front will move across our area...bringing us doppler 10 weather team will really be watching a potential area of low pressure that could track our way from the gulf of mexico by sunday. this could bring us our first real dose of snow if it materializes. the models are disagreeing on the track of the low...which makes all the difference of snow vs. no snow. so, stay tuned...and we'll

breaking news from the james river bridge. here's a live picture from our vdot cameras. the northbound lanes are shut down. vdot says there are two separate incidents. w will keep an eye on this situation. the national park service is investigating what sparked a wildfire on cape hatteras national seashore. it started last night near whalebone junction. firefighters from the fish and wildlife service, nags head fire department, and north carolina forest service got the fire under control. no one was hurt. the newport news police department is asking for your help in identifying an attempted robbery suspect. these are surveillance

say walked into the 7-11 on kiln creek parkway early friday morning and demanded cash. the employee working at the time says the suspect appeared nervous. he ran out when the clerk approached him. no one was hurt. if you recognize this man --- call the crime line. this man is in jail charged in a string of robberies at virginia beach a-t-ms. officers arrested latabus mann for three hold-ups at the navy federal credit union on salem road and a fourth at the wells fargo on kempsville road. no one was hurt in any of the robberies in december and earlier this month. the gravel parking lot at mount trashmore is closed the lot off south boulevard will be off limits for the next two months. a contractor is using it for storage during a public utilities project. crews are extending the water line and installing fire hydrants. a 10 time saver traffic starting tomorrow morning --- 19th street in virginia beach will be closed to all through traffic between baltic avenue and crews are doing sewer

reopen by 5 p.m. friday. a popular bus driver murdered. now the man arrested is on trial. 10 on your side's matt gregory will have today's courtroom developments. we've shown you plenty of video of people falling off hoverboards. but for some --- it's not funny. they have serious injuries. how hoverboards are hurting people --- and how you can prevent the same thing from happening to you. i'm liz kilmer in portsmouth with the

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breaking news from wall street. stocks are way down right now. here's a live look at the big board -- the indicators, including nasdaq and dow jones and s-and-p 500 have all gone down -- in

points. they fell sharply this afternoon -- as a bleak start to 2016 trading got even worse. experts say the results are tied to oil prices, the auto industry and a number of other factors. it's the largest jackpot ever. powerball frenzy is sweeping the nation. with one-point-five billion dollars in tonight's jackpot --- a lot of people are lining up to get tickets. 10 on your side's liz kilmer is live by the 7- 11 on frederick boulevard in portsmouth. liz - how have ticket

as soon as the numbers come out we'll have them for you on wavy news 10 at 11. breaking news from the james river bridge. here's a live picture from our vdot cameras. the northbound lanes are shut down. vdot says there are two separate incidents. w will keep an eye on this situation. meteorologist deitra tate tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in

sw/ne 10-15mph. high pressure kept us cold today, but it'll be pushing into the atlantic ocean tomorrow. this will allow a sw wind to push warmer air into our area. so, above average temps can be expected thru the end of the work week. however, friday, an area of low pressure and warm front will move across our area...bringing us showers & potentially some storms friday night thru saturday morning. otherwise, our super doppler 10 weather team will really be watching a potential area of low pressure that could track our way from the gulf of mexico by sunday. this could bring us our first real dose of snow if it materializes. the models are disagreeing on the track of the low...which makes all the difference of snow vs. no snow. so,

here's what's coming up in our next ninety minutes of news

scenes as a dedicated staff on your side continues to work in the newsroom. i'm tom schaad in the wavy live center no doubt many of you already have your power ball ticket. your shot at winning a billion and a half dollars. what would you buy with all that money? at 5 anita blanton has some suggesgtions you may or may not want to follow. our team coverage of the opening of this year's legislative session continues at 6. andy fox explains why hampton roads is carrying a lot of clout this year. and the reasons behind this unusal means of transportation for the dearly departed in this funeral. see these stories when nicole livas joins me beginning at 5. new information in the hannah graham murder investigation. court documents show how detectives closed in on suspect jesse matthew. hurt by hoverboards. a lot of times the falls are nothing to laugh about. a warning from doctors and advise to

we're on your side with a recall from walmart. the store is recalling 330- thousand griddles because of a shock hazard. the recall involves black rival brand griddles. number "x-j-1-4-2-0-7" are printed on the bottom. "rival" is printed on the outside edge. the griddles were sold at walmart stores and online between july and december. if you have

stop using it and return it to any walmart for a full refund. doctors say the number of hoverboard injuries is rising. one ortheopedic surgeon says he's never treated hoverboard injuries until this season. some people have broken bones. others have torn ligaments and sprained muscles. (sot: dr. jonathan foret, orthopedic surgeon) "usually they come in and their injury is typically more than we would see regular fall, they say they were trying out their hoverboard or their kid's hoverboard and had a fall." butt (sot: dr. jonathan foret, orthopedic surgeon) "i probably don't have the right protective equipment and then they fall and when they fall from an elevated platform, the energy is quite a bit more than falling from standing," if you plan to use a hoverboard, take the following precautions. wear a helmet like you should for riding a bicycle. if you're new to riding, start off slowly and ride near something to hold onto. a growing number

across the country and in hampton roads have banned them due to safety concerns. high drama on the highway. see how officers finally stopped the suspect behind the wheel in this high speed police pursuit. police need your help to find a man, they say, exposed himself to children inside at least two local side has information need to hear. meteorologist deitra tate is working on your forecast live in the super doppler 10 weather center. also straight ahead --- you'll find out what chief meteorologist don slater is working on for

meteorologist deitra tate tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: sw/ne 10-15mph. high pressure kept us

pushing into the atlantic ocean tomorrow. this will allow a sw wind to push warmer air into our area. so, above average temps can be expected thru the end of the work week. however, friday, an area of low pressure and warm front will move across our area...bringing us showers & potentially some storms friday night thru saturday morning. otherwise, our super doppler 10 weather team will really be watching a potential area of low pressure that could track our way from the gulf of mexico by sunday. this could bring us our first real dose of snow if it materializes. the models are disagreeing on the track of the low...which makes all the difference of snow vs. no snow. so, stay tuned...and we'll

breaking news from the interstate. here's a live picture from our vdot cameras. there's a tractor trailer crash at mile marker 256 in newport news. it's in the east bound lanes. that's victory boulevard. traffic is backing up. w will keep an eye on this situation. the murder trial for a well known school bus driver is on going on the eastern shore. police say michael press killed leon harmon junior last november.

outside his home in horntown. 10 on your side's matt gregory just walked out of court. matt what's the latest? the case is moving forward against a man accused of killing a popular bus driver in accomack county. michael press of horntown was indicted on a fist degree murder charge in the death of 61-year-old leon harmon jr. harmon was found dead outside his home on cold kall lane in horntown back in november. press was arrested and charged with murder. 10 on your side learned a grand jury believes there is enough evidence to continue with the case against press, which was the next step in the legal

police in virginia beach are trying to track down a man they say - exposed himself to children - twice. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is here with the details - and the description parents need to know. the man exposed himself to kids first at a barnes and noble near town center at the end of november - and again at a dollar tree on independence boulevard four days ago. police have not been able to find him. they hope this video from inside the barnes and noble may lead to an arrest. take a good look - in both incidents - police say the man walked into children's toy aisles. police say at barnes and noble, the man approached one child victim. and at dollar tree - he exposed himself to two children. the man is

6 feet tall. about 170 pounds. you can see in the video he appears to be unshaven, and has dark hair, and dark eyes. parents i talked to tree today - were disgusted. laurie (didn't give last name) 14:01:28 sicko. scary beacuse what's next? you expose someone the next? it's scary. 14:01:38 coming up tonight at 5:30 another look at this video - and all the details police want you to hear. i'm dl 10 on your side. search warrants are now public in the public murder case against jesse matthew. the 135 pages of documents reveal new information in the investigation into the disappearance and death of u-v-a student hannah graham. a text message exchange between matthew and a charlottesville detective is just one of the new details . as police seized matthew's car in september 20-14, the detective asked matthew: "did she leave with you? was she in the car?" matthew's reply, "umm."

admitted he was on the downtown mall the night graham vanished, but added: "like i was really drunk," eventually asking police: "should i talk to a lawyer?" a search warrant shows police seized 29 items in two raids at matthew's apartment including a cell phone, possible hairs and a white towel with a reddish-brown stain. the documents also extend the timeline the night graham disappeared. a warrant says surveillance video shows matthew and graham walking on the mall at 1-18 a-m with his arm under her arm. a text from graham to a friend at 1-20 a-m said she was stuck downtown . five minutes later, matthew's car was seen on video driving down the street. the documents also say matthew's co- worker eventually identified him as the person walking next to graham on the surveillance video. around the world 15 people are dead --- 23 others are hurt --- after a suicide attack on a polio vaccination center in southwestern pakistan. the bomber detonated his

police officers islamic militants have repeatedly targeted the vaccination campaign and health workers in recent years. the militants accuse the workers and their police escorts of working as spies for the united states. turkish police have arrested five people suspected of direct links to the deadly suicide bombing that killed 10 germans in istanbul's main tourist area authorities have identified tuesday's bomber as a syrian man who had recently entered turkey with isis links. the islamic state group hasn't claimed responsibility for the attack. the bombing also wounded 15 other people. today crews are cleaning up the damage. massive flooding in ireland has people coming up with creative way to get on with everyday life. how high water isn't stopping a family from giving their loved ones a proper burial. how many powerball tickets did you buy? most players set limits. but for people with a gambling addiciton --- tonight's record breaking jackpot is hard to resist. we're on your side with some

signs you or someone you know might have a problem. an unusual help wanted ad. a virginia farm is looking for goat snugglers. no joke. why it needs the special

a virginia mother and daughter are challenging the culpeper county school system over a

the project in the 11th grade human anatomy class involves dissecting a cat. brynnan grimes has five cats. she sketches and writes stories about the common house pet in her spare time. brynnan is so upset she's now being homeschooled and has started an online petition to stop the practice. tamira thayne/mother "she came home and she said 'mom we're supposed to dissect cats in anatomy class' and i was just blown away brynnan grimes/11th grade student 'if you have a black cat just pick a white cat to dissect,' i was like that doesn't change anything, they're still a cat the school system says this part of the lab experience has been taking place for many years without complaints. state guidelines say the class will provide alternatives for students who do not wish to participate. its cold outside, so if you need to snuggle to keep warm, you could hold a goat! a farm near charlottesville is looking for people to snuggle and feed

caromont farms expects 90 new goats to be born over the next few weeks, and that's too many for the farm workers to handle. no experience is necessary. volunteers would work four hour shifts. they are needed from the beginning of february until about the middle of march. the norfolk tides need your help. the team has introduced a new logo for the upcoming season. but it needs a name. the tides are accepting submissions on the team's facebook page. we posted a link on wavy dot com. the tides will narrow the submissions to a few next week and then have fans vote for their favorite. as more and more people watch "making a murderer" --- the sheriff's office at the center of the netflix series continues to take more heat. sheriff robert hermann/manitowac county, wi "emails and phone calls saying that we have a corrupt agency" now the sheriff is talking about what "making a murderer" doesn't tell you about the evidence. remember that frozen car we showed you earlier this week? we have an update. see

tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw

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mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. get fios. breaking news from the interstate in newport news. here's a live picture from our vdot cameras. there's a tractor trailer

in newport news. all travel lanes closed at i-64 eastbound at victory boulevard . a detour is in place at jefferson avenue w will keep an eye on this situation. tonight at six, "political power brokers" new leaders in the general assembly are from hampton roads, and tonight andy fox is reporting on what that means for taxpayers. due to political turnover it was 20 years ago this month that hampton roads lost the real clout it had enjoyed in the general assembly. that began with the defeat of hampton state senator hunter andrews. that was the beginning of the end of democratic leadership in the general assembly. now republicans completely control the house of delegates and the state senate, and that's good news for hampton roads because many of those leaders are from here. here are some of them. ((i think the medicaid issue the governor is pushing will be disposed off quickly ))

bent there no question)) ((issues for hampton roads will get head and get a good hearing)) (( i think there will be some renew attention to hampton roads projects and tax dollars so i am optimistic in that regard)) ( ron villanueva) ((with aubrey as secretary and me as transpiration chair that is priority number on make sure there is accountability number number three we are moving these project forward)) tonight at six "political power brokers" and what it means to taxpayers in hampton roads. oklahoma police just released dash cam video of a high-speed police chase. it happened last week as deputies tried to pull over the driver for speeding. but as you can see, he didn't stop. instead, he led investigators on a chase on the highways and city streets of oklahoma city. one of the officers eventually rear- ended the suspect's truck, which ended the chase. :24 - 30 runs 6 opgrande says: "could have caused driving." it took three deputies to

cuff him. they say they found a gun and bag of meth in his truck. to the story about a man police say sent them a selfie because he didn't like the mugshot they were using the suspect is in custody. lima, ohio, police say donald pugh (pew) was arrested tuesday in florida. he is being held on another warrant out of georgia. pugh is also wanted for failing to appear in court and is a person of interest in several other cases. we told you yesterday at four --- pugh sent police a picture of himself in a sport coat and sunglasses along with a message stating, "here is a better photo- that one is terrible." the department has posted on its facebook page a new mugshot of a smiling pugh after his arrest in florida. spoiler alert if you haven't finished watching the netflix series "making a murderer." there are new developments involving the subject of the documentary --- steven avery. avery has filed an appeal

an illegal warrant and get him. the manitowoc county, wisconsin says he hasn't read the appeal --- but has said investigation was proper. mmakers behind "making a murderer" cast doubt on the legal process used to convict avery and his nephew brendan dassey in the death of photographer teresa halbach. the netflix series has sparked national interest in the case outside wisconsin. the current manitowoc county sheriff is taking heat for leading the department he'd served on during the arrests of avery and dassey. people are calling and emailing saying it's a corrupt agency. but after watching "making a murderer," sheriff robert hermann believes it's his department that was framed by the filmmakers. sheriff robert hermann/manitowac county, wi "they could have put some type of a disclaimer on for the money. they should be ashamed of themselves." hermann says the series leaves out that avery's

convict him --- leading people to planted by police. "dna which wasn't from blood that was found under the hood of theresa halbach's vehicle that matched steven avery. dna on the key-- that was not blood evidence-- to the bullet that was shot out of his gun and the dna on the bullet matched theresa halbach. their theory just doesn't stand." lmakers stand by their work. ws in california have freed a worker who got trapped in a drainage trench! this video shows crews pulling the man out. the ordeal started yesterday afternoon. he was working in front of a home when the trench collapsed on him. crews say he was 10-feet down a sewer line in waist-deep mud. he was alert during the rescue and spoke with rescue crews the whole time. they gave him pain medication while they worked to free him. one ticket to hundreds

but when do you say when? not everyone who gambles has a gambling problem. but for those who do --- the record- breaking powerball jackpot is a tough one for chronic gamblers to pass. the signs are everywhere: on tv, billboards and in just about every gas station. the payout makes it easy for problem gamblers to get into trouble. dr. j. craig allen "this is going to make it extra skills. so finding other things to do with your time. and protecting yourself." "not everyone who gambles has a gambling problem. so that is the slippery slope in that way it is like some other alcohol." do you know if you or a loved one has a gambling problem? we're on your side with some signs: the belief that gambling will fix money problems, lying about the extent of the gambling, neglecting family, work, or school due to gambling and

stealing money to gamble. at least 18 people are in the hospital after this crash this morning on a pennsylvania interstate. 85 cars were involved here on i-90 in erie county. crash debris went about a mile and half down the highway. the eastbound lanes were closed for six hours. now to a breakthrough in buffalo. a frozen car has finally broke through the ice encasing it. crews covered the car in calcium, then a tow truck pulled and pulled and sliced through the ice. the driver parked outside a restaurant along lake erie sunday. lake waves splashed and covered the car- turning to several inches of ice when the

meteorologist deitra tate tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in pushing into the atlantic ocean tomorrow. this will allow a sw wind to push warmer air into our area. so, above average temps can be expected thru the end of the work week. however, friday, an area of low pressure and warm front will move across our area...bringing us showers & potentially some storms friday night thru saturday morning. otherwise, our super doppler 10 weather team will really be watching a potential area of low pressure that could track our way from the gulf of mexico by sunday. this could bring us our first real dose of snow if it materializes. the models are disagreeing on the track of the low...which makes all the difference of snow vs. no snow. so, stay tuned...and we'll

new since midday - the case against a mother accused of carrying her son's body in the back of her car, was put on hold today. state police pulled over tonya slaton last june on interstate-64 in hampton, because of an expired registration. troopers found her son quincy's remains in the trunk. this week the medical examiner's office says the cause and manner of death are still unknown. slate is expected to be back in court next month. coming up at 5 and we are learning new details in a deadly officer-involved shooting out of suffolk

at 5:30 -- 10 on your side hits the streets of portsmouth to hear from you on what you think about the mayor's arrest. and at 6-- the movers and shakers making decisions in richmond. andy fox has more on how hampton roads could reap the benefits of this year's legislative session-- at 6. but first ahead here at 4 the search for a missing malysia airlines plane still hasn't turned up any sign of the aircraft. but crews did find something at the

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crews looking for that missing malaysia airlines plane in the indian ocean, have turned up all sorts of wreckage of a 19th century cargo ship. check out these sonar images of the bottom of the ocean. they say they've also found a second shipwreck, believed to be an iron or steel vessel also dating back to the 19th century. in an earlier search, crews say they found an anchor and lumps of coal. but as we said, still no sign of the plane that went down in 2014. 239 passengers and crewmembers disappeared during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. wavy news 10 at 5 starts right now. 02=15:57:56 "he thinks

run this city" now a local mayor is charged with felony, and it all began with an expired inpsection sticker. erin sot: first day of session... plus police body cameras. brandi cummings will explore one local technology. our top story at five -- portsmouth mayor kenneth wright is out on bond. today, sheriff bill watson charged him with "felony eluding". this stems from last night's city council meeting when the sheriff informed wright that his car inspection sticker expired back in june. 10 on your side's jason marks has been looking into this all day. jason? this is another epsode in the real life drama between the sheriff and the mayor. this time though it ended up with the mayor facing charges for running from officers. 02=15:55:53 "i'm tired of the mayor trying to run the city like he's a secret about his dislike for mayor kenny wright-- he's now even gone as far

felony. 02=15:57:40 "how arrogant is he to ride around with an expired inspection sticker for 7 months and think he is going to get by with it" last night-- watson says he noticed the mayor's car with that expired inspection sticker. the sheriff waited till the mayor came out of the council meeting. watson says he tried to flag the wright down but the mayor just kept driving. 02=15:53:24 "he just totally ignored me which he does with all law enforcement i got in the car and i proceeded and i stopped him at the traffic circle" watson says the mayor drove off again.. with help from police-- he stopped a short time later-- watson calls it a slow speed chase. he gave the mayor a ticket for the expired inspection-- but this morning he charged the mayor with felony eluding law enforcement. 02=15:54:42 "it was a traffic ticket to start with and now it's a class 6 felony..how smart is that" the mayor turned himself and was processed. the mayor had nothing to say as he walked out. 1:00:22 "mayor do you have anything to say at all" 10 on your side

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