Tavion Beasley is accused of dragging a female Michigan State Police trooper at 100 mph down a road while trying to flee a traffic stop, video shows.
"Are you not supposed to be smoking while you’re driving?" the cop asks the man, who agreed he should not be smoking marijuana while driving.
The suspect is seen talking on his phone at various points in bodycam footage until the trooper instructed him to put his phone down, sit down and stop making phone calls. Beasley then walks toward the driver’s seat of his car as the trooper tries to restrain him by his arm. She pleaded with him to stop as the car’s engine is heard accelerating and the video ends. Her body camera dislodged during the struggle but was recovered after the incident, police said. "The suspect vehicle continued driving for approximately ½ mile with the trooper partially in the vehicle, reaching speeds near 100 mph before the trooper was able to get the car stopped and get free," Michigan State Police said in a press release.
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