Midwest
Man in bodycam video drives lawn mower to allegedly flee deputy; shoots himself in hand
Newly released police bodycam footage shows what authorities said was a Michigan man driving a riding mower and refusing to pull over for a deputy before getting tased and accidentally shooting himself in the hand.
On Sept. 19, police responded to a home in Leoni Township to arrest a man who had several warrants, according to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office.
The deputy arrived at the home to arrest 41-year-old James Mitchell Kerr, who was driving a riding lawn mower and allegedly refused to get off the machine.
Authorities said Kerr accelerated toward the deputy before riding away as the deputy chased him.
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James Kerr allegedly tried to flee from a deputy by driving away on a riding lawn mower before getting tased and shooting himself in the hand. (Jackson County Sheriff’s Office)
The mower eventually stopped in a ditch, but Kerr allegedly refused to comply with the deputy’s commands even after the deputy threatened to tase him.
Police said Kerr continued to ignore the deputy’s command and went back to the mower, drew a handgun that was hidden on the mower, and pointed it at the deputy.
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Police bodycam video shows James Kerr allegedly fleeing on a riding lawn mower. (Jackson County Sheriff’s Office)
In response, the deputy fired his stun gun, striking Kerr, which caused Kerr to shoot himself in the hand.
Kerr was treated and released from a local hospital for the gunshot wound. The deputy was not injured.
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A Michigan man with outstanding warrants was tased by a deputy after allegedly fleeing on a riding lawn mower and refusing arrest. (Jackson County Sheriff’s Office)
“This incident underscores how rapidly a seemingly routine encounter can escalate and the potential dangers deputies face daily,” the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office said. “Thankfully, the deputy was unharmed, and the suspect did not sustain serious injuries.”
Once cleared, Kerr was arrested and released on bail.
Jackson County Sheriff Gary Schuette also requested the Michigan State Police to conduct an independent criminal investigation while the sheriff’s office conducted an internal investigation. The internal investigation found no policy violations occurred during the altercation.
Kerr was charged in October and bound over for trial in circuit court last week. He remains in the Jackson County Jail.
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Michigan
No. 8 Michigan State beats Rutgers 91-87 before closing regular season at No. 3 Michigan
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Jeremy Fears had 21 points and eight assists and Coen Carr also scored 21, helping No. 8 Michigan State hold off Rutgers 91-87 on Thursday night.
The Spartans (25-5, 15-4 Big Ten) will close the regular season on the road against rival and third-ranked Michigan on Sunday.
Michigan State has won five straight games to secure a top-four seed in next week’s Big Ten Tournament and a double-bye into the quarterfinals.
The Scarlet Knights (12-18, 5-14) have slumped toward the bottom of the 18-team conference.
Rutgers’ Tariq Francis scored 25 points, Lino Mark had 14 and Emmanuel Ogbole added 13.
Michigan State trailed by a point at halftime and took control with an 11-0 run. Carr dunked three times in 1:13 and Jordan Scott followed with a slam 32 seconds later.
The Spartans had a comfortable cushion until the final minute, when their 10-point lead was trimmed to two. Fears sealed the win with two free throws with 2.9 seconds left.
Jaxon Kohler scored 15 points and Carson Cooper added 14 in the final home game for both seniors.
Michigan State celebrated its seniors after the game, including Nick Sanders, son of Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders of the Detroit Lions.
The school honored a military veteran, as it does every game before the national anthem is played, and the latest was Kohler’s 102-year-old great grandfather, Earl “Chuck” Kohler, who served in the Navy and is one of 12 remaining survivors of the Pearl Harbor attack.
Up next
Rutgers: Host Penn State on Sunday.
Michigan State: At No. 3 Michigan on Sunday.
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Minnesota
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Missouri
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