A police officer in Louisiana is in vital situation after police say a suspect ran over him with a car and dragged him throughout an tried site visitors cease.
Police in Lafayette, Louisiana say the officer was dragged 100 toes early Sunday morning.
Officers had tried to cease a automotive that was driving recklessly downtown round 1:30 a.m., Lafayette police spokeswoman Sgt. Robin Inexperienced mentioned in a information launch.
Inexperienced mentioned the driving force sped away however ran right into a roadblock. He then reversed and struck the officer. An officer shot on the automotive however nobody was struck.
Inexperienced mentioned the officer who was run over had "extreme" accidents, although he was steady.
The motive force was arrested on suspicion of tried first-degree homicide, reckless operation of a car, resisting an officer with pressure and working whereas intoxicated.
Lafayette is about 50 miles west of Baton Rouge.