LISTEN: Teen's 911 Call After Being Shot At By Off-Duty State Trooper

Moments after three teens in a car were shot at by an off-duty New Jersey State Trooper in Sparta Township in late July, the vehicle’s driver called 9-1-1 to explain what happened.

Audio recordings obtained by njherald.com, which can be heard below, describe in detail the experience of Jonathan Baker, the teen driver of the vehicle that was disabled by the trooper’s gunshot.

Baker, along with Jesse Barkhorn and Matthew Mayer, went to the wrong house in the early morning hours of Sunday, July 26 in search of a friend who was hosting a party. In doing so, the came upon the home of Trooper Kissinger Barreau, njherald.com reported.

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According to the Attorney General’s office, which is investigating the case, Barreau believed the three teens were there to burglarize his home. As explained by Baker in the phone call, the teens fled, drove down the road and turned around in the cul-de-sac. When they attempted exiting the neighborhood, they found Barreau in the road, Baker said, and were forced to swerve around him.

Once they passed the officer, three shots rang out, one of which struck Baker’s tire, disabling the vehicle more than a mile away.

Audio of Barreau’s wife’s 9-1-1 call is also below, and the woman can be heard describing the incident to the dispatcher, including Barreau leaving in his white Ford Explorer shortly after firing the shots.

Barreau is still on active duty, njherald.com reported, and no charges have been filed against anyone in the incident, but the matter remains under investigation.

Be advised graphic language and profanity is heard in the recordings.