The stolen Dodge they were driving was swiped in Indiana and spotted cruising around Milwaukee with no license plates, police said, which prompted officers to attempt to pull them over. However, shortly after these two outbursts, [Egerson] told Officer Maglio that she had been a passenger and that Loston had been driving." According to Egerson, Loston wasn't just guiding the teen — he was also threatening her with a gun, which her sister allegedly corroborated. "She stated that when she began to drive the vehicle, she did not know it was a stolen vehicle, but fled because she found out she was driving a stolen vehicle. "[Egerson] stated that she crashed the Journey on purpose so that she would not have to keep speeding," the complaint concludes.