GOODLAND, KS – A 31-year-old woman who shot at two Kansas Highway Patrol Troopers during a 2011 car chase has been sentenced to more than 13 years in prison, according to Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt.
Piper Lacey Stout-Briese of Palmdale was sentenced Thursday in Sherman County District Court. Judge Scott Showalter sentenced Stout-Briese to 161 months in the Kansas Department of Corrections.
The crimes occurred on January 16, 2011.
Stout-Briese was the passenger in a car driven by Anthony Patrick. While driving through Sherman County on Interstate 70, Patrick fled from police after he was lawfully stopped for a tag violation.
During the chase, Stout-Briese fired a .22 caliber rifle at the two Troopers hitting their vehicles. She has remained in custody and pled no contest to two charges of attempted second-degree murder on April 10.
Patrick previously pled no contest to two counts of attempted second degree murder and is currently serving a 161-month prison sentence.
Assistant Attorney General Nicole Romine prosecuted the case. The case was investigated by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.
(Information via news release from Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt.)
George says
Ha i knew her, her x is a good friend and THAT BITCH WAS ALWAYS CRAZY AS SHIT %100 ON HER.
kc says
I knew tony and I have to say that the decision was made solely by her to get in that car. She’s an idiot just like him and she deserves what she gets. Just like him. I don’t believe that there was any abuse. Drugs yes but abuse no
Lilann says
Boo hoo. You never met my abusive husband, yet I still don’t try to kill cops and endager the public by driving like a nut. She got what she deserved.
mickey says
Knowing her personally, I can honestly say it was the influence of a bad and abusive man. She was such a sweet and bright person prior to getting involved with him and his world of drugs and violence.
Yo Mama says
Another bright stupid one. See ya in about 13 big ones!!