Chris Fights Back: Bachelor Soules' Demands Cops Preserve Evidence In Crash Probe

Chris Soules is playing hardball in his hit and run case! RadarOnline.com has learned that his attorneys have filed court documents warning the authorities not to delete ANY communications about his arrest, as they prepare for trial.

The documents stated the law enforcement agencies are obligated to preserve evidence and requested the “Halting of any process that destroys data, including but not limited to data destruction procedures (manual or automatic) and backup cycling."

The lawyers also want "any and all emails exchanged between law enforcement (including but not limited to the Buchanan County Attorney’s Office and the Iowa State Patrol) and the Buchanan County Attorney’s Office relating to Chris Soules, the accident in which he was involved on or about April 25, 2017, or both."

Soules was driving a pickup truck that slammed into the back of a tractor driven by Kenneth Mosher, 66, on Monday, April 24, at approximately 8pm. The tractor flipped over and Mosher was pronounced dead at the hospital following the accident. The released 9-1-1 call proved that Soules called for help after the accident and attempted to revive the victim, but he fled the scene before law enforcement arrived.