Well, good morning. It is Tuesday, June 6th. It is six minutes after nine. You're

listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. His name is Rob Kendall. My name is Casey

Daniels. And boy, we're glad you're joining us this morning. So missing tires, damage

guard rail, wrong way on I 65. Oh, that does not sound good. But that's what the crash report

says about representative Jim Lucas's arrest.

So the details are beginning to come out as we said they would. And look, Casey, it

was hard for me to imagine that the reality was worse than the initial description on

this. Of course, Jim Lucas, state representative from Seymour charged with, you know, fleeing

this, the scene was charged with, you know, driving while intoxicated. And the crash report

made its way out yesterday, multiple news outlets across Central Indiana reporting

this. And what you realize is according to this police report, the extent that Jim Lucas

went to cover up what it is alleged that he initially did in this case, driving under

the influence is, and we were talking about this before the, the show came on the air.

There's always the cover up worse than the crime itself. And in this case, look, obviously

is a state rep driving under the influence. Allegedly, that's, you know, a really bad thing.

But again, if the, the crash report is to be believed in, obviously, the police have

no vested interest in just making things up. And there appears to be pretty ironclad

evidence of the report they've put together. This guy was driving wrong ways on ramps.

He was driving on between two and one and a half tires for multiple miles. He was trying

to hide the damaged vehicle in the back of businesses. Again, if the allegation that he

was driving under the influence is to be believed. The story he gives to the cops is ridiculous.

I think that is the thing that should alarm everybody probably even more than the alleged

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