A 27-year-old man, Jerry McCabe from Dania Beach, Florida, ran away from police during an attempted traffic stop fled from his car. He took off running with his 5-year-old son.
According to police he kept urging his son to run faster but when they got to a barrier, he ditched his son and jumped over a barbed wire because his son couldn’t keep up.
A Pembroke Pines police arrest report shows that McCabe was driving a Dodge Charger without a valid license when an officer tried to stop him but McCabe refused to stop and led the officer on a car chase, weaving in and out of traffic.
According to fl39.com, eventually, the car’s two driver’s side tires blew out, so McCabe and his son got out and ran away, the report said.
Police said the officer chased after them on foot and ordered them to stop, but they kept running. During the pursuit, the officer heard McCabe yelling at the boy to keep up.
McCabe left the boy and jumped over the barbed-wire fence while the officer stayed behind and stayed with the boy.
While the officer watched the boy, a security guard at a nearby building who witnessed the chase agreed to watch the boy, so the officer continued to chase McCabe again.
Police said McCabe later surrendered after he saw that the officer was still chasing him.
After he was arrested, McCabe told police that he was taking his son to get a physical for football and was running from the officer because he didn’t have a valid license and had marijuana in his car, the report said.
McCabe, was arrested on Tuesday on multiple charges, including child abuse, child neglect, one count of driving with a suspended license, resisting arrest without violence, possession of marijuana and fleeing with disregard of safety to persons or property.
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