In Minnesota, a man is accused of fatally striking his wife with their vehicle after she exited during an argument, reportedly admitting the incident to authorities.

Jeremy Micheal Davidson, aged 48, faces charges of criminal vehicular homicide following the tragic death of his wife, Melissa Davidson. As detailed in a criminal complaint, police responded to a reported “possible motor vehicle accident” near County Road 17 and 310th Street in Sibley County, located roughly 70 miles southwest of Minneapolis.

“The caller indicated his wife had jumped from the vehicle and was subsequently run over,” the document states.

Upon arrival, officers discovered a Dodge Ram pickup at the location, “stopped yet still idling,” according to the complaint. Jeremy Davidson was found “lying atop the vehicle” and needed assistance from law enforcement to be removed.

The complaint further notes that Davidson appeared to be visibly intoxicated at the scene.

“Law enforcement smelled the odor of alcoholic beverages coming from defendant and observed that defendant had slurred speech,” the complaint said.

Jeremy Davidson reportedly told police that he and his wife had been drinking that night before he got behind the wheel.

“Defendant stated that while they were driving home, his wife ‘got p—ed’ and jumped out of the truck,” the complaint said. “Defendant stated that his wife had gotten mad and started punching him.”

He “told her to stop and that is when she opened the door and jumped out of the truck,” according to the complaint.

The man reportedly refused to participate in sobriety tests at the scene, but according to officials, he was very talkative once police got him into a squad car after arresting him.

“Prison. I am going to prison, she’s dead,” Jeremy Davidson allegedly said, according to a review of squad car camera footage.

“I killed my wife,” he also reportedly said.

He also apparently expressed disbelief at the entire situation — and his wife’s actions.

“Just gets drunk, jumps out of a f—ing truck,” he said. “Make it make sense.”

“One drunk dumb f—ing move,” he also allegedly said, later adding: “I just killed my wife dude. I don’t know why the f— would you jump out of a truck doing f—ing 50 miles per hour. Why would you do that.”

At one point, the defendant appeared to be wishing he could turn back the clock.

“Bring her back,” he allegedly said. “I will go for life. Just bring my wife back.”

The victim was taken to a nearby hospital, where she was pronounced dead.

The complaint notes that Jeremy Davidson was convicted of felony DWI in 2007.

Court records indicate that he was released from custody on Tuesday with certain conditions, including electronic monitoring and staying away from alcohol and drugs.

Jeremy Davidson faces up to 10 years behind bars if convicted on the vehicular homicide charge and seven years for the DWI charge. He has a hearing scheduled for Jan. 29.