Chris Soules Makes Frantic 911 Call Before Leaving Dying Victim In Ditch

Chris Soules made sure help was on the way before he fled the scene of his hit-and-run accident. In a second 911 call obtained from the Buchanan County Sheriff's Office, Soules checked on the victim before making his heartless escape.

"I rear-ended a guy on a tractor," Soules, 35, told the 911 dispatcher. "The man on the tractor is injured."

An out-of-breath Soules added how the victim Kenneth Mosher, 66, and tractor were thrown into the ditch after Soules hit them with his Chevy truck on April 24 around 8:20pm.

"He's not conscious," Soules said. "I can't tell if he's breathing. He doesn't appear to be."

When the operator asked if Soules knows CPR, he responded, "No I don't."

As the dispatcher attempted to talk him through CPR, he screamed, "There's blood, there's blood."

He clarified that the blood was coming from the victim's mouth.

"I can feel a pulse, yeah he's got a pulse," Soules said. "You guys on your way?"

When The Bachelor star confirmed he saw law enforcement and medical vehicles up the road, he told the operator, "Can I call you back really quick?"

As RadarOnline.com readers know, Soules fled from the scene of the accident.

Court documents revealed alcoholic beverages and a container were found at the scene.

Soules was arrested and released on a $10,000 cash bond on April 25.

Family friend Richard Roepke exclusively told RadarOnline.com that the two were neighbors.