Dash cam video shows officers dragging woman in SUV after November shoplifting

Horry County, SC (WMBF) - Police video board camera released this week shows a woman dragging two police officers in their vehicle while trying to flee a traffic stop after he was caught allegedly shoplifting in November 2015.

Video of the November 10 incident initially shows two officers stopped an SUV, reportedly driven by 25-year-old Laquandra Borden, Sumter. Chastity Stokes, 36, also of Sumter, was a passenger. The official said that women were arrested on suspicion of shoplifting at Walmart located near Surfside Beach at exit 544 and are stopped.

Borden then allowed to re-enter your vehicle while an officer is next to the side door open driver. As second officer approaches the car, Borden starts the vehicle and goes ahead, while two officers cling to the side. Then it crashes patrol officers, and a third agent tries to remove the passenger side. Here is reversed and goes, and agents to enter their patrol cars and hunt.

An officer fired his gun, hitting Borden in the arm, according to a press release November from the Police Department Horry County.

Borden continued driving until spike strips were deployed, according to Lt. Raul Denis with HCPD, and she stopped near 37th Avenue North and Kings Highway. Another video shows police board to pursue continuous cam SUV Borden, until it stops, and it is surrounded by officers.

According to the arrest warrants, Stokes and Borden stolen several valued at more than $ 2,000 objects, including electronics, clothing and other items, placing them in a plastic container in a shopping cart and move them out of Walmart through exit to the garden.

Borden was accused of hit and run (the duties of drivers involved in accidents resulting in damage to vehicles serviced), shoplifting / Improved third or subsequent offense value between $ 1,000 - $ 5,000, criminal conspiracy (common law conspiracy defined ), assault of a high and aggravated nature and first degree assault and battery, according to the website of J. Reuben long detention center. He was released on bail on November 23.

Stokes was charged with three counts of shoplifting and criminal conspiracy. It was released on November 18, bond.

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