Hey, get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. [Applause] Oh [ __ ] Stop. 46 still fair ste [Music] >> in Washington County, Arkansas. Sheriff Brett Thompson signaled for a green Saturn to stop, but the driver refused to stop, continued driving, and suddenly stopped on Steel Road. Shots fired. Shot fire. Jesus. [Applause] [Music] As soon as Thompson got out of the car, the suspect opened the door and opened fire. Gunfire erupted and the two sides exchanged gunfire in the middle of the road. tell me he's fleeing in a vehicle at eastbound on steel. [Music] >> The suspect then jumped back into the car, fled, dropped off a female passenger, and continued to flee. >> The pursuit extended through Springdale and Fagetville with multiple agencies participating in the arrest. >> Finally, the suspect, Luis Kobosio, 29, was arrested after a short time on the run. Are you okay? I'm >> I'm just really scared and sickening up. Okay. Are you >> uh road samples road crossing across samples road >> in Gwynet County Georgia on October 20th 2022 the US Marshalss teamed up with Georgia police to arrest a murder suspect from Indiana Robersonson 36. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] [Music] Stop right here. The police quickly stopped the car on GA20. However, instead of surrendering, Robersonson drove recklessly at high speed, even flipping the car on the grass medium. [Music] Be careful the Sugar Hill Trail. Now he's coming back across the median. >> Oh, Hans boy. I'm sorry. Sling you around. What is your location? >> Just a second. I haven't gone to another street yet. I'm trying to get motorcycles. >> Uh, Samples Road. Samples Road. Cross. Samples Road. M50. Samples. The thrilling chase ended at the intersection of GA20 and Samples Drive when Robersonson ran a red light and collided with another car. Leaving the damaged car behind, he fled on foot, but was cornered in a nearby parking lot and was forced to surrender. On the road, a reckless moment can ruin a life. Always choose safety for yourself and for others. Air1's got them northbound. High ready speed 415. >> All right. If you're in immediate pursuit, back off. Let one take it. >> All right. Just make sure we're we're backing off. The ground units are backing off. >> He held that gun to his head, guys. So, make sure he doesn't slam into your cars while you're deploying sticks. >> Exo 41 to those units. Don't get so close to them. We have air1. >> Okay. Westbound on 44 in the eastbound lanes. Westbound in the eastbound lanes of 44. >> In Deltona, Florida, Philip Thomas Marsh, after holding a woman and stealing her truck, sped down I4 with a gun in his hand. Two trucks just county sheriff's deputies gave chase, repeatedly blocking the tires, but the suspect continued to flee. >> I got a hit. I got a hit. He swerved at me, but I got a hit on the front tire. >> All right, all four tires are going down, so it won't be long. >> Jordan, hurry up and get up here if you can. Let that silver Dango to get through. Start backing up. I don't need nobody pass that. Just take cover. Can you tell me through the gauntlet down here? >> The tires. >> We got a shield anywhere in the line. >> Yeah, I got one in my trunk. >> When the last vehicle was disabled near the Valuchia County Fair, Marsh got out, guns still held, and tried to drive toward other drivers to steal more vehicles. >> Got a gun to his head. He's running. Hold your fire. Fire right here. >> A police SUV stopped him, but then gunfire erupted. Marsh opened fire and deputies returned fire. Marsh died after being taken to the hospital and one officer suffered minor injuries. A sobering reminder, one uncontrolled action can lead to tragedy. >> Put your hands out and do it now. >> Someone get on the phone with evac start coming up. >> Can you land that, please? We need you to uh deputy. >> Absolutely. Uh going for the fair grounds. I'm coming back over and crashing. [Music] >> In Vades Heights, Minnesota, on August 23rd, 2025, police found a stolen car in a Walmart parking lot. Behind the wheel was a 17-year-old teenager trying to escape at a reckless speed. >> 63, I'm right behind him. 6, you calling? [Music] >> Copy 60. I got it. >> We have light traffic going into oncoming. Back over and crashing. >> The car swerved into oncoming traffic, swerved desperately, and then lost control in front of Lake Air Metals. Tell me, what's the location? [Music] The suspect ran away on foot, but was caught after only a few steps. >> Don't let a small mistake lead you down a dead end road. >> In Santa Rosa, California, Deputy David Edney pursued Brad Bayman, 42, who had attempted to attack a security guard in an empty Macy's store with a knife. Deputy Edney pulled out a taser, but it was ineffective. Get on the ground. Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground right now. Bayon then climbed into the driver's seat of the police car with the door open. The two engaged in a brief struggle. When the suspect closed the car door and appeared to be trying to grab the gear shift, Deputy Edney fired. >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. It's on the way. Did you just arrive? Don't move. You understand? Do noting move. Screw the knife just now. I don't see where it is. >> Bayon survived. He was later charged with robbery, carjacking, assault with a deadly weapon, and carrying a concealed knife. >> Uh, I shot at him from the front the front of the side window, so I'm assuming the side and the chest area. >> Okay. >> So, but I couldn't see it because he nearly fell over in the passenger side. [Music] In Florida, on January 25th, 2024, a Chevrolet Silverado was pulled over for inspection. But instead of complying, the three men in the car chose to engage in a chase down the turnpike. The speed was insane, the behavior reckless, and as they fled, they threw out a bag of cocaine and three guns. Take off. Not heading south. So you got over [Music] pursuit. [Music] Still far. Great job. The police car used TVI multiple times to stop the suspect's car, but failed until a final pit forced the Chevrolet to stop. All three were repeat offenders with a history of theft, drugs, and resisting arrest. This time they faced serious charges, armed cocaine trafficking. Running was never an escape. It was just the shortest path to prison. Watch your >> shot. >> In Louisville, Kentucky, in the Jacobs neighborhood, a pursuit of a reported stolen vehicle quickly turned deadly. As Louisville Metro Police approached the scene, the suspects suddenly scattered. One of them, Ryan Bernal, 32, pulled out a gun during the chase. Drop it. Drop it. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> In a split second, shots were fired. Bernal was taken to the hospital but died. >> He still got the gun in his hand. Oh my god. Hey, >> give him a back. Good. Give him that back. >> In any situation, cooperating with law enforcement is always the safest way to save a life. 104 radio [Music] >> in Clayton County, Georgia. On April 22nd, 2025, a silver Jeep Cherokee reported stolen appeared on Flint River Road. When the police signaled for the car to stop, 17-year-old Tyler Simpson chose to drive away, turning the road into a reckless racetrack. The teenager swerved and sped, ignoring public safety. Hey lost the road [Music] behind him. >> I'm clear locationurs with a vehicle. I'm clearing somebody please. Continue westbound. [Music] Westbound traffic. >> I'm clear. Thank you. I got northbound. >> I'm clear on [Music] I got snakes before 138. We're clear on spikes. Rambo in front of you. Clear on spikes before 138. Where you at? Taylor is going to be 45 miles. I'm clear and Taylor [Music] [Music] routing primary primary. [Music] This bike's a good >> The first two pits failed and when the tire hit spike strips, the Jeep still tried to run away on Highway 138. >> That's a good hit on the spike. That's a good hit on spike. >> Thank you. That's going to be a good hit on the spike. Good hit on the spike. He's going eastbound on 138. Eastbound on 138 the gas station. Uh 138 and 108. [Music] Come on. >> Finally, a third pit brought the car to a complete stop. Get your ass on the ground. Get your ass on the ground. Get your [ __ ] down. What's your location? >> Simpson was restrained at the scene with no way out. A series of charges were added to the record of a teenager already on probation for a similar crime. It was better to stop in time than to run into a dead end of the law. [Music] case. >> Drop the screwdriver, man. >> Just drop it. We're not trying to hurt you. Just >> drop it. >> Drop it. >> In Louisville, Kentucky, in the Crawford Avenue area, Russell Bowman, 45, was seen holding a screwdriver and pacing erratically in front of a home in Pleasure Ridge Park. >> He's got a knife or a screwdriver in his hand. Stop. Drop the screwdriver. Set it back. Back on top. >> Get on the ground. >> Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> As several officers approached, they repeatedly ordered Bowman to drop his weapon. >> Drop it. >> A taser was deployed, but to no avail. Step back. Step back. Step back. Get away. >> Step back. Step back. Step back. >> Drop the screwdriver, man. >> Just drop it. We're not trying to hurt you. Just drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. Go. >> Drop the >> Just drop it. We're not trying to hurt you. Just drop it. Drop it. Drop it. >> Go. Drop it. >> Bowman suddenly lunged at Officer Matthew Aiden. In that life or death moment, Aiden and Devon Daws were forced to open fire. Bowman was treated at the scene but died. Everybody hold. Drop it. >> Everybody holds on. Going hands on. >> Sometimes a moment of loss of control can lead to irreversible tragedy. >> Okay. >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. >> Are you good? >> Good. >> I'm good. I'm good. In Little Rock, Arkansas on February 23rd, 2025, a gray Chevrolet Corvette was speeding down Interstate 630 at 92 mph in a 60 m zone. When police signaled for a stop, the driver ignored the signal and accelerated, weaving through traffic. Honey. >> The car veered down Cedar Street, ran a red light, and nearly caused a serious accident. The patrol lost track of the Corvette several times, but thanks to surveillance cameras, the Corvette was rediscovered. Think this car at This time the chase ended in a loss of control. >> Some of your [ __ ] ass your [ __ ] ass. Show me your [ __ ] ass [Music] car. [Music] The driver identified as Jorge Rubio of Tennessee faces a slew of charges from reckless driving, speeding, running a red light to concealing a license plate, and violating a registration. >> Speeding may be a momentary thrill, but the consequences are permanent. >> And then I >> Hey. Hey, hey, get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> It's 3171. We got these girls over here. >> In Columbus, Ohio, Columbus police responded to a 911 call about someone threatening a home with a knife. Officers body cameras captured the moment they arrived on the scene. A 16-year-old girl, Makia Bryant, was fighting and threatening others. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. Officer Nicholas Rearen was forced to fire his weapon in a split second to stop the immediate danger. [Music] Bryant died. Situations like this remind us always choose to remain calm and call for help before things escalate. Come on. >> Stay with us. Come on. >> Come on. >> On November 27th, 2023 on Avalon Boulevard, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper received a tip from the county sheriff. A driver suspected of being under the influence of drugs was fleeing. A high-speed chase began. Excuse me. They've just moved over. I assume they're going to be able to pit it. Top pulling over. Tailgate open. Sirens on. Very obvious workers in the air. 1713 rigged this vehicle. We're exiting on Davis currently. [Music] We're northbound in speed. Exiting going to be one southbound university currently bumpers off. On the freeway and on city streets, the trooper cornered the car, eventually executing a perfect pit, forcing it off the road. Get on the ground, dude. Your ass. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. The driver was pulled from the car, ending the dangerous escape. Patrick Kohler faced a series of charges. Possession of narcotics, marijuana, driving on a suspended license, DUI, resisting an officer, and two counts of possession of a dangerous drug without a prescription. His bail totaled more than $52,000. Running does not erase a crime. It only doubles the consequences. >> Jesus. >> If you got anything hidden inside of you or in somewhere at that time searching you twice as extra [ __ ] You know what I mean? >> Stay on the ground. >> In Sandy, Utah on March 26th, 2023, police responded to a distress call about a man in emotional distress. As an officer approached the area, he found Dylan William Murphy, 33, wandering along a deserted street. >> Hey, Dylan, let me see your hands, man. Dylan, let me see your hands. Hands. Hands. Hands. Let me see your hands. Dylan, let me see your hands. Hands. Hands. Hands. Let me see your hands. Show me your hands. [Music] Murphy walked across the street, then suddenly charged toward the officer. The command to put your hands up was repeated several times, but to no avail. The officer ran back and fired. >> Show me your hands. [Music] >> Roll over on your belly. [Music] Say, stay on the ground. I will shoot. [Music] Hey, stay on the ground. Hey, stay on the ground. [Music] Stay on the ground. Murphy continued to advance and more shots were fired. [Music] Ultimately, Murphy died. If you or a loved one is in a similar situation, seek medical and family support as soon as possible. In Detroit, Michigan on August 28th, 2025, Leavonia police deployed a grappler to stop a stolen Chevrolet Cruise. [Music] The crew stubbornly accelerated, causing the rear axle to fall off and burst into flames. The 27-year-old driver and two female passengers were arrested at the scene. In Elk Grove, California on February 21st, 2023, a carjacking quickly escalated into tragedy. The suspect, 40-year-old Booker Panel, believed to be under the influence of drugs, stole the car and fled with a gun. >> When I was sleep, he was having like some type of uh side effects or whatever. >> I think he was on meth. >> Okay. So he was out here and with his girlfriend and he's been paranoid saying like the cops just like looked into the drone and stuff like that. So I said, "Look, let me take you to the hospital." No. He took my car. >> Uh-huh. So he pulled the gun on me and then he like put it to his head. So I got out and I ran. >> Nearly an hour later, police tracked the car to the Holiday in Express. Inside the lobby, Panel emerged with a gun. Officers called out multiple times and a taser was used but to no avail. >> Yes, sir. >> Get on the ground. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Oh [ __ ] Stop moving. Panel fled through the crowded hallway, pulled a gun from his waistband, and headed toward the parking lot. In the nick of time, police opened fire. >> In the ambulance, >> Lose your hands. Hands. Put your up. >> Panel was rushed to the hospital but died. Fortunately, a passerby nearby was injured but escaped. A practical reminder, drug abuse and carrying a weapon only make the situation more dangerous. >> Got it. [Applause] 382. >> In Georgia on April 13th, 2021, a maroon Ford F150 sped down I16, repeatedly drifting out of its lane. When police signaled the driver to stop, he refused, beering onto I75 and accelerating past 90 mph, weaving through traffic as if turning the highway into a racetrack. We're going to go up. [Music] Yeah, I know Clear. Stand at the exit. The tense chase stretched for miles. A pit maneuver was executed, sending the truck spinning off the shoulder. >> Hands. But when officers approached, the vehicle was empty. The suspect had vanished into the darkness. Later investigation revealed the truck had been stolen overnight, and the driver was likely a 16-year-old juvenile who had escaped from a group home. Stopping and facing the consequences is the only real way to start over. [Applause] Shot fire. Shot fire. [Applause] In Seattle, Washington, police stopped a car for changing lanes. And because the owner had a suspended license, the driver suddenly took off. Dash cams and body cams captured the tense chase, followed by a violent struggle between the police and the suspect. >> Hey, stay in the car. Stay in the car. [Applause] >> Police. [Applause] >> Get back here. Police. Stop. He's reaching. He's reaching. [Applause] You're going to get shot. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. >> You're going to get [ __ ] shot, dude. You are going to get racing for it. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. [Applause] >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> You were going to get for it. >> Stop fire. Oh [ __ ] In that moment of intensity, the suspect pulled out a gun. The police immediately returned fire. The suspect was dead. >> Are you good? Everyone good? >> Are you good? Everyone good? >> Police found more than $1,000 in cash and nearly 300 fentinel pills in his body. The best choice was to cooperate so that there was a chance to fix things and move on. In Georgia, on February 18th, 2023, on I 85, a car was speeding at nearly 100 mph. When the police signaled for a stop, the driver, Courtney Lesley, ignored the signal and sped away. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] The car swerved, cut off other cars, even drove into the emergency lane, and nearly lost control several times. Unable to pit due to the danger to pedestrians, the trooper continued the pursuit. [Music] [Music] Leslie left the freeway, ran a stop sign, lost control, and then fled on foot. Lesie fought back fiercely, forcing the officer to use his taser twice. A moment of reckless escape could have turned the freeway into a battlefield. up here against [Applause] [Applause] >> in Marian County, Florida, detective tracked down John Stevens, wanted for burglary and autotheft, but he immediately drove away. [Music] Yeah. >> Good boy, buddy. Good job. >> Good job, buddy. >> The chase ended when Stevens jumped a fence and was subdued by a tipster dog. >> Good boy. Good boy. >> Heroin was also found in his car. Now, in addition to his old charges, Stevens faces several new charges and is being held without bail. Running away is never the answer, and drugs only make the situation more desperate. In Arkansas, on May 23rd, 2024, at an I park checkpoint, a gray Toyota Camry suddenly turned around and fled. When spotted, the driver, Emory Tilman, sped down Arch Street, crossed lanes, went over 100 mph, and ran a red light. 25th [Music] Arkansas 1989 an Where you at? >> Normal. [Music] [Music] I'm left on base. Still talking. [Music] We're going to be turning into the Eagle Acres Street. [Music] After a failed TVI, Tilman continued onto Old Castle Drive, a dead end street. >> He abandoned the car and rushed into the woods, but could not escape. [Music] Trooper Booth quickly caught up, subdued, and handcuffed him. In the trunk, police found a large bag containing 19 packages of marijuana and other evidence. Tilman faces a slew of charges. Driving on a suspended license, fleeing on foot, running a red light, speeding, and possession of more than 10 lbs of drugs. No matter how far you try to run, the truth and the consequences will catch up. Hey traffic stop. >> While on duty, Jimmy received a report from North Little Rock Police, now RPD, about a pursuit involving a red Dodge traveling northbound on US 67167. The pursuit was initiated due to the suspect being linked to a property theft. The officer waited at 67 167 and B for the Redmond road exit to assist. As the chase neared, the officer activated emergency equipment, took over the lead unit possession, and reported to the coordination team. Noticing traffic disruption, the officer adjusted their position to carry out a tactical vehicle intervention, which is also referred to as DVI. The officer vehicle collided with the suspect's car, causing it to spin 360°, but the suspect continued fleeing. The pursuit continued until near the Gregory Street exit where the suspect's car struck a civilian vehicle after slamming on the brakes. The officer attempted to spin the vehicle to stop it, but the suspect kept fleeing. TV. You got [Music] >> your not careful. Put your fingers up. Climb out theing window. >> Get the [ __ ] out. >> Issuing commands, but the suspect refused to cooperate. The officer and a colleague pulled the suspect from the vehicle and made the arrest. Not the radio. [Music] At the scene, the officer discovered a small bag containing crystalall-like substances near the TV area and handed it over to the NLRPD. No significant damage or injuries were reported. On an intense evening in Tavern, Florida Keys, police received reports of a U-Haul truck driving recklessly. The driver was suspected of being under the influence, posing a major threat to surrounding vehicles. The Florida Highway Patrol quickly intervened. following and signaling the driver to pull over. However, instead of complying, the driver accelerated, initiated a dangerous chase. [Music] behind you. [Music] Highway Whatever [Music] I think we don't expect that. The pursuit continued for miles, growing increasingly dense. [Music] 831. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] To stop the truck, officers decided to use the potty technique, forcing the target vehicle to spin and stop. However, the driver remained stubborn, regaining control after each bad maneuver. [Music] 543. He is right here. >> He just [Music] Yes. The police made 14 pit attempts throughout the whole chase, each time causing more damage to the U-Haul. It's crazy. Eventually, after a decisive pit maneuver, the truck was forced to stop in a safe area. The passion was beautiful. Despite resisting, the driver was subdued and removed from the vehicle. A preliminary check confirmed that the driver was heavily intoxicated. >> His actions had endangered the safety of other vehicles and himself. Serious charges will be brought against him, hopefully serving as a liaison for the suspect in the Vanpuran area. Arkansas State Police began his pursuit after the driver of a black Chevy Silverado rental truck fled from a highway station. >> PD, we're coming into your city [Music] right now from 540. [Music] Charles 3283 RMZ 3283. >> Okay, Uturn. We're making a U-turn. or coming going back eastbound on 64 eastbound 64. >> I think it looks like a rental truck. Speeds 90. We're passing old Concord. 21's trying to move up for a pit. >> Speed's 100. We're coming up to Twin Bridges. >> Yeah. More speed. Twin bridges. >> Uh road stand. >> The chase reached high speeds as the truck swerved dangerously between lanes, running red lights and ignoring traffic laws. eastbound city check in the county. See if anybody >> coming up the city of Dire speed's 80 city limit speed 80 to 21. If you take a little pressure off of them, see if they'll slow down some and we'll just try. >> Okay, we fitted him out. He's got back on the roadway. >> Stand by. We're back eastbound on 64 21. You may have to get up there. I don't know if my car's going to make it. I got it. >> 110. Franklin County has picked up at the county line. [Music] Just keep behind him until you get there. You can find a safe space just go ahead. >> State patrol quickly joined the pursuit and attempted to use the technique to stop the vehicle. However, the driver regained control and continued accelerating, reaching speeds of up to 122 mph on roads with a speed limit of just 45 mph. >> I can get this unit out of my way. >> The truck has uh driver side damage now from my pit driver side damage. He's passing somebody on the right shoulder. >> Speed 62. I need a charger up here. This guy's got much uh take off from uh get go. Come on 21. Keep your speed up. All right, we're coming up to uh the little mulberry speed still 100. >> We got to get him in this right here. 21. >> Speed's 100. We're fasting little mberry. Careful. Speed 100. Faster little mberry. >> Okay. Roll over or correction. He got him pitted out. Pitted out. >> In Milbury on Highway 64 West, another officer successfully performed the PAT maneuver, causing the suspect's vehicle to spin and come to a stop. >> Get your hands up. Shut the truck off. >> All right, we got stopped. Pastor, shut up. Pastor, open the door from the outside. >> Everybody, hold what you got. Hold what you got. Get out of the truck. Get on the ground. You try anything, you're going to get shot. Get out on the ground. >> Turn away. Turn away. >> Go to the other side. Go to the other side. Hands up as high as you can. I'm up to the roof. >> Hey, cover me. Cover me. Cover. Just cover me. Everybody cover me. >> Cover me. He's He's got a seat belt issue. >> Inside the vehicle, officers found a pregnant woman in the back seat, a male passenger in the front, and the driver. All three were ordered out of the vehicle and arrested at the scene. >> Roll that window down right now. >> I'm asking you to roll the window down. We're 1050. We got several units. We got three at gunpoint. >> Go to the other side. I'll cover him. Back. Back. Back. [Music] [Music] >> 10:15. 10:15. Three times. >> 1015 three times. >> Good job. Well, Brandon Tuber didn't keep you from running from the police and act like an idiot. I don't care who you are now. I was just scared of you. Dude, are you kidding me right now? I mean, we run 130 mph from the state line, okay, before Oklahoma even gets involved. Oklahoma's in in way where we were, okay? And you're going to put everybody's lives at risk running 130 mph weaving out of traffic blowing through intercepts that you almost killed a family in freaking Alma. Okay. And then you're going to drive like a fool and try and and do this. Tear all these cars up for what? Cuz you're scared. >> No, cuz we had a >> Get in the car. >> The driver had provided two false identities. While the woman claimed she only knew the group through her boyfriend and didn't recognize them, she also admitted to carrying marijuana. The pursuit ended without any injuries. [Music] In the early morning hours of February 4th, 2023, a Florida Highway Patrol officer spotted two pickup trucks stopped near mile marker 279 on I75 North. The two men appeared to be attempting to steal the truck or its contents. When spotted, they quickly jumped into their vehicle and fled north, triggering a high-speed chase with the police. All right. India 01. Beautiful. Right now we went off the red light and now we're back on New York City. During the pursuit, the suspects drove at speeds exceeding 90 mph, running red lights and creating a dangerous situation. [Music] 458. [Music] The vehicle was charging. Um, sound like >> tensions escalated when the suspects fired several shots from the vehicle to obstruct law enforcement. One of the shots struck a fuel truck, making the situation even more perilous. United States. >> This is what it sounds like. [Music] Yeah, exactly. [Music] Angel. on the road. Coming up to [Music] pick up [Music] [Music] The chase continued for several minutes before officers successfully intervened, causing the suspect's vehicle to lose control and stop. [Music] Let's go. Let's go. [Music] Yeah, today [Music] he's in there. Yeah. >> Get some beds. Is anybody looking there? >> Is anybody there? >> Huh? >> There's a guy in there. >> I shot him. >> Through bravery and coordination, police were able to subdue the suspects. One suspect was fatally shot while the other was apprehended at the scene. The pursuit ended safely for the public, showcasing the Florida Highway Patrol scourge and determination. A red pickup truck was driving erratically on Interstate 30 near the Mapleville West overpass in Southwest Little Rock, Palaski County. Noticing the driver's unusual behavior, a police officer quickly began to follow the vehicle, even ran a red light, and passed a police car at a high speed, disregarding the danger. 88. [Music] >> Despite the heavy traffic, the vehicle failed to stop when the sirens were activated. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] After about 2 mi, the driver suddenly pulled over to the shoulder. However, he had no intention of exiting the vehicle. The officer approached cautiously while waiting for backup. The officer repeatedly asked the driver to exit the vehicle, but the driver showed clear resistance. >> A few moments later, >> your driver's license. Step out of the vehicle and hand me your driver's license. Hand me the license. [Music] When backup arrived, the officer approached the driver's seat and pulled the driver out. >> Step out. You step out. You understand me? >> You understand me? >> Stop this [ __ ] I'm not playing a stupid game. Let's go back here. I know who the hell you think you are. I tell you, step out. We're not playing a freaking stupid game. All right. All right. >> All right. I told you to step out. You're playing game. We're not doing that. Do you understand me? You need camera. >> You shut the up. Okay. >> All right. off for record. >> Not yet. [Music] Stero there. All right. All right. Still there. >> All right. [Music] [Music] What y'all been doing all day? You got a bunch of calls on you guys and then you just slow sitting at a red light. You slow through it and do 7 miles an hour. All right. And I'll tell you, step out. You can play those stupid games. Tik Tok games. All right. This is my Tik Tok. You understand me? Stand up. >> After smelling alcohol in the suspect, the officer asked him to take a breathalyzer test at the scene. It was clear that he failed a test. >> Don't suck into it. Blow out blow. [Music] >> Shut up. Don't pull away from You understand me? You understand me? The suspect continued to act defiant even after being arrested. >> This is not a game. You understand? All right. >> The suspect was arrested for driving while intoxicated. This can be considered one of the quickest sobriety checks conducted at the scene. The police's decisive and serious handling of the situation was truly impressive. [Music] real quick. >> At 6:02 p.m. on November 23rd, 2023, police observed a Nissan Maxima with Arkansas plate speeding at 77 mph in a 55 mph zone on Highway 64 east of Atkins. [Music] The police turned around and initiated a traffic stop and the vehicle pulled over. [Music] [Music] Okay, turn off. [Music] J364 Max. >> However, as the officer approached, the driver suddenly accelerated and fled. [Music] The officer pursued the vehicle, which reached speeds of up to 110 mph approximately into Atkins. The vehicle then turned into a private lot and a driver fled on foot. [Music] >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Put them up on the roof. >> Turn off the car. on the city. >> Where he at? >> Where'd he go? >> How many people's in the car? >> Three and a dog. >> The officer remained with the patrol car and issued commands. Since there were three passengers in the vehicle, a black male wearing blue jeans was seen running from the north side of the property. >> I don't care about our dog. >> What is he wearing? >> Oh, like a a shirt. >> Well, obviously >> a shirt a short >> white or black. Yeah, you're hurt. You hurt. >> She'll be all right. What's your name? >> She's right there. What's the description? [Music] >> Hi, passenger. >> Passenger, front passenger, listen to me. >> Step out of the vehicle. Turn around. Shut the door. Walk back to the sound of my voice. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Stop. Turn around. Keep turning. Keep turning. Keep turning. Turn around. >> Put your hands on your back. >> I never been in trouble. Funny, man. >> Well, you're not under arrest. You're just being detained right now. I didn't know that. I didn't do nothing. I took him to stop yard cuz I know he know my mama. So I told him stop. >> The three passengers in the vehicle were identified as Carly Duval and Autumn Brown. Travis and Winston >> coming back. >> We're going to walk up here to the front of my car. >> I didn't do anything before. >> So, how'd you end up here? She picked a tomato flower after Thanksgiving saying we was going to notice it's um it's comes over to the gold club but it's like yeah >> open the door [Music] real quick. I'll do this left hand. >> On top of your head on that. >> No, you're good. You're good. >> I'm looking for it. Come on. Do me a favor. Stay t right there in front. >> Can I hit my arm? >> It's completely up to you. I'm fine with it. >> No. Stop. The same thing with your rock until we get everything calmed down. >> You broke my nail off, girl. You got to sit down. >> You're minor possession of alcohol. >> I don't have alcohol. You >> I smell it on it. He bought it. >> I smell it on you. You've been drinking. >> No, he bought it. He gave it to me. Like, please contact my mama cuz she works in the jail. >> You're under arrest. How does everybody get let go but me? >> Because you are 19 years old and you have been drinking. That's you are in position of alcohol. >> Yeah, but they're they're older than 19. >> With the support of the Pope County Sheriff's Office and Atkins Police Department, police captured the driver, Jensen Bell, hiding in a refrigerator in the backyard of a residence. Belair exhibited several signs of intoxication and he refused a BAC test. He was charged with DUI and fleeing. Duval was also charged with purchasing or possessing alcohol as a minor. >> What's going on? >> My name is >> I'll go outside with you. I don't feel safe from here. >> A man was approached by the police after causing a disturbance at a restaurant. He had refused to pay his bail and was escorted outside. >> Hey, I >> grab them and walk outside. I have no weapons. >> Okay, grab and walk us outside. >> I have none. Will you get the stuff for me? >> Walk us outside for me. >> During the interaction, the man expressed concern for his safety, especially when retrieving his wallet. He repeatedly stated that he did not want to be shot while taking out his ID. >> Okay. I don't want to be shot when I'm grabbing my wallet. >> All right, go ahead and grab yourself. >> Okay, that's what I'm saying. Don't shoot me when I grab my wallet to show you my ID. Okay. >> Okay. Walk outside. >> Am I being >> Go ahead. >> Go ahead and walk aside. Am I being >> walk outside? >> Am I being >> Come here. Walk outside. >> Walk outside right now. >> Am I being >> walk outside? >> Am I being >> So you want to trespass? >> Despite repeated requests from him to leave the area, the man refused, stating that he had not violated any rules and demanded to be allowed to leave peacefully. >> I hope you have a good time. >> Walk out. Walk out. I'm going to arrest you for trespassing. >> I didn't trespass. >> I didn't trespass. >> They don't want you there. >> Okay. That doesn't behind you. >> I didn't know I couldn't come here. >> Are you happy ID with you? >> Am I being detained? I'm going to trespass you because the one you trespass >> and you need my ID to do that. >> Correct. >> Can I get my wallet? >> Where's your wallet? >> In my pocket. >> All right, let me fire you down. Put your hands on the wall. >> I have no weapons. >> I don't care. Okay. Put your hands on the wall. >> I already told you. >> Put your hands on the wall for me. >> But you felt safe. >> Put your hands on the wall for me. >> Yeah, but you said you felt safe. Put your feet >> But you said you felt safe. >> You said you felt safe. >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> You You said you felt safe. >> All right. Grab your wallet. Let me see already. >> Let me see already. Why'd you pat me down? >> Cuz I don't know if you have a weapon with you. >> I told you I didn't. Why'd you touch my penis? >> Everything is on body camera. Okay. >> You touched me. >> Okay, let me see your ID, sir. >> I know. You hurt my balls. You hurt me. >> Take it easy. >> You're just being a clown. Let me see your ID, sir. >> Are you the captain or lieutenant? >> Grab your ID. Let me see your ID. Going to give you a warning so you can get out of the property. Sir, >> he just he just punched me in the falls. >> No, there you know. Everything's on by the camera. >> I might need an ambulance >> for what? >> You touched me. >> The officers tried to control the situation, but the man resisted, claiming he had health issues and requested medical assistance. >> Dying. Will you call an ambulance? >> You're dying. >> You call an >> Have a seat. I'm >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Are you going to touch me again? >> Have a seat. >> Are you going to touch me? Are you going to touch me? >> I'm going to count on to five for you to leave the property and arrest you for trespassing. >> Two. Okay. >> Hey, there's my wand right there. You said I had 5 seconds. >> Come here. Come here. >> Put your hands behind your back. Said I seconds. >> Put your hands behind your back. No messing around with you. >> You said I had 5 seconds. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> I'm watching. I can't breathe. >> Mom, mommy. Mommy. Mommy. >> My wallet is right there, you idiot. >> As the situation escalated, the man became more agitated, shouting about needing medication and accusing the officers of mistreating him. >> Did he say that? >> I'm watching. >> Did he say that? >> Did he say I am Stop resisting? >> I'm not. relax and we'll we'll take care of her. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. No, my wrist. My wallet. I need my w Stop. I'm in pain. Okay, I'll listen. >> Will you Okay, I'm breathing. Can you please fix my wrist before I get in the car, please? And I'll behave. I'll behave. I'll listen. >> Oh, now you're going to behave. You're going to listen. >> Yeah. >> Oh, now you're good, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> So, what happened before? >> You touched me. >> I told you not to touch me. >> Yes. To listen. Man, come over here. >> How? It hurts. >> We're going to take care of it. Just wait. >> Was this gentleman breaching your piece inside the store? >> Wait, what? >> Was he breaching your piece in and out the store? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> He's hurting me. He's hurting me. Ow. Ow. I need an ambulance. I'm not getting in there. It's hot. I'll die in there. >> Oh, yeah. >> I'll die in there. Don't kill me. Don't kill me. >> I'm not moving mad. this thing. >> I don't care. >> I don't care. Just don't kill me. I'm not going in there. Kill me. I will kill you. >> Hey, >> right officer. Here you go. >> No, I said if you kill me, I'll kill you. If you kill me, I'll kill you. I'm not going in there. Get back. >> I don't care. >> Get back up. Is that my wallet? >> There's no ID in here. >> It's underneath the pictures of my children. It's You're the one without a mask on in Florida. You have CO. You just got me co. >> Get in there. >> No. No. >> There's my ID. >> Just leave it outside. It's okay. >> No. Give it to him. >> Ma'am, >> give it to him. >> Relax. >> Give it to him. Give him my ID. Give him my ID. >> Give it to him. It's okay. >> Give him the ID. >> Do that or we're going to have an issue. Okay. You're going to kill me. You're going to kill me. You're going to kill me. You're going to kill me. What are you going to do? >> What are you going to do? >> It spit on me, too. >> Never stop another unit. >> It's okay. >> There we go. >> About to get tased. >> You're about to get tased. Okay. You're about to get tased. I'm not playing around with you. Okay. >> I'm not playing around with you. >> Okay. You're about to get tased. Keep doing going to tase you again. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> You going to do it? Do it. >> Do it. Oh, you know what? >> If you want to. >> What's the issue? >> You. >> You're under arrest. >> I don't care. >> I don't care. I got money. I'm burning. >> Relax. Relax. I'm going to taste you. I'm going to taste you. Relax. Okay. >> My arms >> relax. >> Are getting thirdderee burns from the contract. >> You're doing this to yourself. >> So, help me up. So, stand me up. >> Stand me up. I can get up by myself. >> Can I do it by my Stop. I got it. >> Ow. Get up. >> Help. Help. >> Oh. Ow. Ow ow ow ow. Why aren't the bags at the car? >> We're going to wait right here for the >> There's a bomb in that bag. >> Oh yeah. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> There's a bomb in that bag. >> Don't listen. >> There's a bomb. >> We got to take >> No. Put the bag in. Put the bag by the car and I'll behave. Put the bag by the car. I'll behave. >> I don't want them stealing my [ __ ] >> Just I don't want them stealing my [ __ ] and I'll behave. He suddenly claimed there was a bomb in his bag, prompting officers to take the threat seriously and initiate an evacuation. >> Yeah, I start getting people out in a calm manner >> if you want to. I'll bring a K9 out here >> and we'll go through everything. >> Hey guys, I'm moving your cars down that way. >> I need my medicine. >> I need my medicine. >> We got to get the car. >> Why? I'm hot. I need an ambulance. I need an ambulance. >> I need an ambulance. About to get tased. >> Okay, I'm done. I'm done. About to get >> The police were eventually forced to use a taser to subdue him. >> Get in there. I'm going to tase you. >> Okay, I'm in. I'm in. >> And the man eventually admitted that he had fabricated the bomb threat in an attempt to retrieve his bag. over. >> All right, guys. Thank you for coming in. >> The man was escorted into a patrol car without further incident. >> My arm is broken. >> Mr. Nice. When did you last drink alcohol? >> Uh, yesterday. >> Okay. I'm going to check your eyes real quick. Okay. On the evening of June 9th, 2024, Sergeant Tobave of the New Mexico State Police while patrolling on I25 noticed an Albuquerque Police Department patrol car speeding at 112 mph, well over the speed limit. Upon approaching the vehicle, Sergeant Lefave recognized the driver as Albuquerquekey's police department, Jordan Hernandez, who was swerving out of his lane. Doing like a over 100. Keep driving off the road. One, two, one. George 4. I caught up to him at Correction Bobby Foster. >> How's it going? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. What's the hurry? >> I'm just in my lane work. I'm at I have like 9 11 minutes left. >> Yeah. You have you have you have you have 11 minutes left? >> Yeah, I can win that. >> Okay. And and also you're not staying in your lane. >> I'm sorry, boss. I have a low tire. That's all it is. >> Come back here and talk to real quick. When questioned, Hernandez explained that he was on his way to work, but his behavior suggested something was wrong. >> So, did you So, did you see him on the freeway? >> I didn't see you. I'm sorry. >> Okay. You didn't see me at all? >> No, sir. >> You didn't see me at all? >> No, I didn't. >> Sergeant Lefave continued to question Hernandez and noticed a faint smell of alcohol from his car. >> Mr. Hernandez, when did you last drink alcohol? >> Uh, yesterday. >> Okay, come come check your eyes real quick. Okay. Midnight or >> noon? >> 12:00 noon. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Noon yesterday. Sorry. 12 hours ago. Okay. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Like noon the day before. >> Okay. I'm check your eyes. My fingertip would only move your head. So, Mr. Also, Mr. Nandez, can you explain why I would smell alcohol from your breath? >> I don't know why, sir. >> Okay, here we go. Don't move your head. It's your driver license. >> Uh on me. >> Can I see it? >> Who's your sergeant? >> Uh Sergeant F. Jared F. >> Okay. Wait there. >> This is very awkward for me. Mr. uh Fernandez. >> When asked to perform sobriety tests, Fernandez admitted to having consumed alcohol the previous day. though he insisted he was still sober enough to drive. However, the sobriety tests were not completed properly with clear signs of intoxication such as unsteady eye movements and slow speech. Okay, come over. >> Can you can you count backwards? >> Yes, sir. >> Count backwards from the number 58 to 43 backwards. Yes, sir. >> Don't sing them. >> Don't sing them. >> Don't sing them. Yeah, just come back. >> Okay. 58 57 56 or sorry 40 or 58 to where? >> 43. >> 43. Okay. 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 40 8 47 46 44 45 44 43 You done? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. The alphabet. >> Yes, sir. >> Starting with the letter H as a Henry, stopping with the stopping at the letter Rs of Robert. Recite them forward. Don't sing them. >> Har. >> H I J K L M N O P QR. >> Okay. Unfortunately, Mr. N, I believe that you're well over the legal limit. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go and take your So, so I will I will I will do the favor of that. Would you would you would you disagree with me? >> I I wouldn't agree with you, sir. No, I said I said, "Would you disagree with me?" >> I would disagree with you. >> Okay. >> Can I put in my unit? >> Sure. >> Do you have your phone? Yes. Okay. Do I need anything else? [Music] >> Oh, do you have a do you have a t-shirt? You have a t-shirt? >> Yeah. >> Let's check out the APD. Face face. I thought that's something that they said Mr. Kas. >> Oh. Um, that's my shirt. That's my partner. I wear his shirt. >> Okay. >> It's just cuz his shirt fits better. >> Okay. So, Mr. M, now listen to me. I'm about to take something very important. >> Sergeant Lefay decided to arrest Hernandez for driving under the influence, speeding, and failing to stay in his lane. >> You want to spit a breath test? No. Turn around this way. Open your mouth. Put your tongue in your mouth. So, now 126. Okay. And I will and I'll take and then we'll call your sergeant. I got to call my lieutenants anyway. There's a there's a sergeant. I think I'm going to go talk to him. >> I was going I was going southbound. Uh roughly roughly like around the 213 area actually in between the 213 and as you climb start climb up the hill southbound got him at 112 112 cars me 112 I start turning in um not sure who maybe yeah and all this stuff is the gun's up in the front seat of me two bolt and everything else is in the back. Do you have my chance? >> If not, I can just write your >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Sorry. >> I tried to call my lieutenants. Um, didn't answer right now. >> This case sparked widespread attention as a police officer was caught breaking serious regulations while on duty, highlighting that the law is always enforced regardless of who you are. In >> there right now. Get in there right now. >> I hope your daughter dies. >> You hope my daughter dies? >> I do. >> On August 27th, 2023, a police officer's day took a dramatic turn when he pulled over a vehicle zooming down Interstate 10 at over 90 mph. >> Let me see your hands, bro. Why Why are your windows covered like that? Step out of the vehicle, man. The driver, clearly embracing her inner interior designer, had covered her car windows with blankets. >> Come out here with me. >> 437, just to advise, I'm giving verbal commands on my PA. Driver's not not listening. >> Driver, let me see your hands. >> Let me see your hands. Driver. >> The officer asked her to show her hands by his repeated and increasingly polite requests. She refused to step out of her blanket fort. >> Step out of the vehicle right now. You're going to be under arrest. Step out of the vehicle right now. >> Listen to my commands, ma'am. Step out right now. Step out right now. >> I can't see inside your vehicle. Go ahead and step out. Step out. I can see them. >> I got less lethal, bro. Yeah, she's not following commands. She finally opened the door, dude. She's not She's not listening. And I can't see I can't see through this windows right here. Through none of the windows. Let me see your hands right now. Let me see your hands. >> The cherry on top. She had a young passenger and a delightful aroma of alcohol in the car. >> Step out. Who else is in the vehicle? Bring down the windows. Step out. >> Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> Stop. >> Who else is in here? >> My daughter. >> You're not listening, ma'am. I'm telling you. I told you to open up. Come here. And I need to talk to you. Open up this window. No, come here. >> Just Ch has a daughter. Hold on, bro. Just come out. Come here, man. >> Talk to you. Hold on, baby. I'll be right with you. Stand by right now. I'm going to talk to your daughter. >> You do. You're You're going 94. You're going 94 on a 60 on a 65. >> Are you intoxicated right now? Hey, >> what's wrong with you? Why don't you go off? What's wrong with you? >> She's intoxicating. >> Is this really worth it? Is this really worth it? >> Let go my handcuffs. >> Ma'am, what do you think this is? Ma'am, >> what's wrong with you? You have a small daughter in the vehicle. What's wrong with you? >> You guys are done. >> Okay. What's wrong with you? >> Appears to be intoxicated. Brocc. >> Don't resist, ma'am. Going to come in here. >> No, you guys are selling, babe. >> Okay. >> Stop. Go in there. >> Are you drunk? You're under arrest right now. Get in right now, man. >> Get in there. This This is your >> Get in right now. >> I'm going to use a taser. Get in right now. Get in there right now. >> Get in there right now. Never dangerous. >> Get in there right now. >> Get in there right now or I'm going to go ahead and use it again. Sit down. >> Ma'am, get in the vehicle. >> Sit down right now. Sit down in there. >> Sit down right now. Sit down. >> Go inside. Go inside. >> Get inside. Listen to my commands. >> Okay. >> Put her feet in there, bro. Hey, >> relax. Relax. Relax. Okay. You guys, >> are you okay? >> What's going on? >> Are you okay? We'll explain here in a bit. Just stay in there because there's traffic out here. Okay. Yes. Come on. >> Come here. >> Let's go this way. >> Where you coming from right now, man? >> All right. >> Are we going to back to my house? >> We'll let you know here in a bit. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm just going to put you in here cuz I have I have AC in there. Okay. That way it's not too hot. Go ahead and have a sweet suit. >> Hope your daughter dies. >> You hope my daughter dies. >> I do. >> Thank you. >> After a tense standoff, she was finally arrested, continuing her streak of bad decisions by wishing ill upon the officer's daughter. All righty. Uh, >> my house in the front. >> Step up. Why'd you put them in the front? >> Where'd you pee? Oh, all there. And then all the way to the there. >> Put that on there. >> This situation is a great reminder that complying with police during traffic stops can save you from starring in your own real life episode of World's Dumbest Criminals. Always follow instructions and remember, flipping off the cops is not a recognized form of negotiation. >> You're going to have to clean it, huh? >> You said I was going to have to. It's going to be you. Hit the like button and subscribe for more thrilling chases. A highstakes motorcycle chase. A biker hit speeds of 151 mph as police pursued him on the highway. 0. >> The chase became increasingly dangerous as the biker maneuvered recklessly through traffic, ignoring safety measures. 57. Definitely get back on. Nice. What's going on? [Music] This is probably [Music] little competition. [Music] The pursuit reached a critical point when the biker, still traveling at 135 mph, collided with the rear of a motorist vehicle. [Music] >> People have 25 The impact was severe, causing considerable damage to both the motorcycle and the car and ejecting the biker from his bike. to I didn't copy his way of traffic >> 1040 Adam 67 1050 rock I can't look at the map and tell me road 25 he is just head south of right before flight. >> Law enforcement swiftly moved in to arrest the biker who faced immediate consequences for his actions. 3528 LA >> 420 >> just make sure what it's criminal history is criminal history long >> I haven't I haven't had read it yet I don't know about find Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> You better leave me. >> A routine traffic stop in Oklahoma City took a wild turn when 65year-old Deborah Hamill refused to sign an $80 ticket for a broken tail light. >> So, you don't even give a warning for this? >> You've been driving around for 6 months like that? >> I'm truthful. >> Well, I'm not going to give you a warning for something you've been driving for 6 months. But you you've seen me in here. You've seen me in town. >> I haven't. >> You had to if I've been up here. >> Either way, I've issuing you a citation for air. >> Well, I don't want to sign it cuz I don't want to do $80. >> You don't want to sign it? >> No, because I don't think that I deserve to pay $80 for something that is fixable and I can fix it. That's all you want. >> Go ahead. Step out of the car. >> Why? >> Because you're under arrest. Step out. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Why not? >> Step out. out. >> Step out. I'm giving you a lawful order. Step out. >> You be fair with me and I'll be fair with you. >> Step out. >> No. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. [Music] >> When the officer insisted she step out of her vehicle, Hamill decided her best course of action was to flee, leading to a brief car chase. 305 dispatch got one taking off. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. [Applause] Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You better leave me. >> Upon pulling over, things escalated quickly as Hamill kicked the officer in the groin, showing that age doesn't dull everyone's fighting spirit. >> Your hands behind your back. >> Leave me alone. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Now I leave me alone. I mean it. Leave me alone. >> Put your hands behind your back. [Music] Put your hands behind your back. >> Lay down and put your hands behind your back. >> I will stand up >> now. >> No, you will not. >> The situation ended with Hamill getting tossed and arrested after she continued to resist. She declined medical attention, but authorities took her to the ER just in case. What are you? [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> Why did you take off? >> Because I knew that you would arrest me. >> I wasn't going to. All you had to do was sign a ticket. >> But can you Well, just listen to me a minute. Do you know that nobody nobody wants to come to cash in for any reason whatsoever because they know it's going to be an $80 fine for some dumb something all the time? >> Well, when you drive around like that, where do you think you can go driving around and get away with like that? >> King Fisher cuz I'm going to King Fisher right now to go to Loyal. >> Hamill now faces charges of felony assault on a police officer and resisting arrest, proving that sometimes a broken tail light can lead to much bigger issues. Remember to check your tail lights today. Hands off. Stop. >> Don't put your hands. >> You just grabbed my nuts. >> On Thursday afternoon, Frank Clement Jr. crashed his truck into a fire hydrant near a racetrack gas station, causing water to spill into the ditch and his truck to get stuck in the mud. When he was discovered by a passerby, Clement admitted to being drunk and begged not to call 911 because he was on probation. >> Okay. >> No, seriously, please don't. Please don't stop. >> Spin all over the place. I'm sorry, man. Stop. Sorry, man. I'm sorry, man. >> I get it. I'm sorry. >> When police arrived, he admitted to drinking and apologized, but then approached an officer despite being told to stand still. >> I don't [ __ ] know. >> What happened? Did you take the turn? >> Shoot my dog. >> I get that. Can you put the dog somewhere? >> Yeah. Can I put him in my truck? >> Who's he? >> Seriously? changed out of me. >> He was stupid. Come on, mama. Can I please? >> Clement became aggressive, repeatedly apologizing and attacking the officer, even grabbing one officer's private parts, causing the officer to react in self-defense. >> Sit back over there. >> What? Stop your hands off. >> Stop. >> Don't put your hands. Keep me. [ __ ] you. You [ __ ] >> Get the [ __ ] down. Turn over. >> I'm sorry, man. >> 226. I need a C. >> I'm sorry, man. >> I'm sorry, man. >> Stop resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> All right. All right. I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry, man. >> God damn it. You're >> 226. >> All right. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Bubba. I ain't do nothing to you like that. Hey, goddamn. I'm bad. >> You just grabbed my nuts. >> Hey, Jack. >> Wait a minute. >> Frank, let we can talk a walk. >> I ain't mad about [ __ ] >> Okay, cool. >> And I get that. Thank you, but I hurt my dog. >> Oh, no problem. >> Witnesses confirmed that Clement was violent and appeared to be trying to grab the officer's gun. He was arrested, his vehicle was towed, and his dog was taken to animal control. Clement is being held without bail for violating his probation, plus $30,000 bail for the new charges. >> Put your camera on your step out of the car. Why? Why you step out of my car? >> Step out of the car. I'm telling you to. >> I have to inform you right now. You are under arrest. >> Why? >> Okay. >> Okay. Wait. >> Step over here. >> Okay. Listen to me. Listen to me, guys. >> How you doing? Can I help you? >> Yeah. We got called to your address. You're causing a disturbance. So >> then you got the address. You go over there to the address. >> No. No. We're going to talk to you. For what? >> I'm talking to everybody. >> How can I help you? >> But I want for you to step out of the car right now. >> No, sir. For what reason? >> We're investigating. >> You're investigating? >> Yeah. You got You got an ID on you? Did >> you see anything? >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Before you say anything, what you need ID? What did I do wrong to you? Please stop. >> Possible violation of order protection. That's why I'm investigating. So, you have your ID on you or not? >> I have my ID, but I didn't do nothing wrong. No, you don't have to. >> Are you refusing to identify yourself? >> No, I'm not identifying. Why did you identify yourself? And I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Because you know what? I want to tell you one thing about you guys. >> It was a chaotic scene. The driver clearly I rateate insisted he had a court order that allowed him to be at the scene despite the police claiming he had violated an order of protection. >> I'm I walked out of the house. >> If if you have no order of protection, >> I don't have nothing. >> Then I need your ID so I can verify that. >> But but but wait, you you >> I'm not here to argue with you right now. I need your ID. >> But I want to tell you one thing. You do not know what's going on for you to tell me I have an over protection or not. I didn't do nothing for you to know that what's the reason for you stopping me? I went to the h to my house and I left my house. My address, my driver license said that's my house. >> How many times I got to tell you this? >> Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Is the fourth time going to work? Give me your ID. >> Why do you need my ID? Your >> I didn't Did I violate anything when I'm driving? >> I can talk to I want to talk to your sergeant, man. >> Dude, you We need your ID to confirm all this. Okay. >> I need a sergeant. I don't want to talk to you guys. Listen. >> You know what? No. No. Listen to me. Listen to me. Last time. Listen. Can you stop talking? >> Yes. Okay. Go ahead. >> August 2022, I was there. I injured my hand dealing with your dumbass. I was out of work for 8 months because of you. I need your ID right now. I need your ID. >> Wait. Step out of the car right now. >> The situation became a tense standoff with the driver refusing to provide identification or step out of his vehicle. He argued loudly, questioning the officer's authority and asserting his rights, all while sitting stubbornly in his car. >> Before you say that, >> step out of the car right now. >> I would not step for no reason. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> I didn't do nothing. I'm unbuckling your belt. Step out of the car. >> Don't do that. You do that. >> Step out of the car. Don't. I'm not playing the game. >> You're violating my rights. >> Step out of the car. >> Put Put your camera on. You're >> on. Step out of the car. >> Why you Why you step out of my car? >> Step out of the car. I'm telling you to. >> The situation escalated further when the officers attempted to physically remove him from the car, resulting in a struggle. >> You're hurting me and I didn't do nothing. >> I'm going to put you in handcuffs for right now. You are being detained for obstruction right now. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Right. Because you've been told four times. We asked for your ID, didn't we? >> No, you didn't. >> We've asked four times. We did not. You did not. >> We asked four times. What the hell are you doing? >> I asked you four times for your ID. You refused to get Where's your For what? For what? What's the reason? My investigation. What's your We're done. We're done. I've told you. You're stealing my stuff. You don't You're not supposed to touch ID. We don't have We do. >> Well, give me Let me I don't want to speak to you. >> You don't have to speak to >> my rights. You're not supposed to touch me. My rights. You're not supposed to touch me. >> Right now, you're being detained. You were told to step out of the car. >> Well, when you're in custody, you can't hurt. You got to stop me from hurting yourself. >> Oh, okay. >> And Okay. What What's the reason why somebody wants to hurt himself or or hitting himself? What's the reason? >> You tell me. >> No, no. I'm asking >> I don't know. >> Oh, you don't know. >> I don't hurt myself. >> No, no, no. When you're getting arrested for no reason, what do you What are you thinking? I'm asking you, what do you think? >> When you get arrested for no reason, somebody's >> I don't know. I've never arrested someone for no reason before. >> No, no. When you get arrested, I'm not saying you're arrested. >> I've never been arrested. >> Okay. >> Never been arrested. You know, you know what? You're an angel, by the way. You're an angel when you're born. Well, just to let you know that. Just to let you know that. >> Thank you. >> I want I want to teach you religion, too. There's there's no there there is no angel. Listen, >> I'm an angel. >> God God I'm just saying. But God God even said God even said >> there is never going to ever be anybody that's not going to make a mistake. Just Just to let you know. So, the only angels is the one that got angels that you don't see that God created. >> You and her have a court case going on or something? No, it's been done for 2 years and and today the judge signed off. I can go to the house. >> I can do whatever I want. So then now I want to pull something out, another thing on me that that's not good. But I like to see I still like to see a sergeant so I can stop this from doing this all the time. You know what I'm saying? Because I'll be I'm going to be coming to the house every day. Just to let you guys know that I'm allowed to. That's how I'm allowed to come to the house. >> I have to inform you right now. You are under arrest. >> Why? >> Okay. >> Okay. Come over here. >> Okay. Listen. Listen to me, guys. My car. Listen. You can't do that to me. >> Leave your car. >> I need to talk to I need to I need I need my I Listen. >> Sergeant will be at the station. You want to talk to him? >> Listen, guys. Why are you locking me up for no reason? Just walk in the house and leave. I I can't walk in the house and leave. >> There's an order of protection. >> No, there is not. Look at Look at my Listen, I got my phone. On my phone. >> Standby. >> I got on my phone. Listen to me. On my phone. There's >> on my phone. You got the judge signed on on on my uh what do you call email? finalizing things. >> That's why I'm telling you I'm That's why she snapped because why you might >> Where's your phone? It's still in your car. >> It's in the car. I'm trying to tell you >> 1991. Yeah. Yeah. The blue one. Yeah. There you go. My daughter. She said, "Hey, father's there." Yeah. I told They're not even my kids. I don't even want my kids cuz they put a protection order. And by the way, you twice protection order. The third time they told her, "You can't do that. He's not doing nothing. You can't." She went to downtown. The driver continued to protest, accusing the officers of wrongful detention and insisting that they were overstepping their bounds. >> All right. Well, I guess you damaged stuff inside the house. >> I didn't touch nothing. >> Hey, that's what she's saying. Okay. >> But come on. >> I just told you everything I did. Listen to me. Listen. Everything I did. There's not one thing damaged in everything the house looks clean. >> In the end, his day took a turn for the worse, proving that every dramatic exit leads to applause, but sometimes to the backseat of a police car. The incident highlighted the driver's refusal to cooperate and the officer's determination to enforce the law. >> On November 8th, 2023, an Arkansas State Troopers routine patrol took a thrilling turn when he spotted a motorcyclist bleeding and speeding well over the limit. Say we're going 30. [Music] be a blue motorcycle green back. Now we have your close [Music] down that if you're not traffic, >> the pursuit quickly escalated with officers trying a novel tactic by having one cross the highway medium, a clever move that called thinking outside the box. Yeah. Heat. [Music] out there 48 miles right now. [Music] Not ending, the motorcyclist made the unfortunate choice of taking an exit directly towards another officer who promptly set up an impromptu blockade. [Applause] 46 as well. [Music] [Music] He wrecked out. Wrecked out. Hey, get on the ground. On the ground now. On the ground. >> The chase culminated in a crash with the rider, who was carrying a blue pistol, arrested, and facing a laundry list of charges, including reckless driving and fleeing. >> Shut the up. >> Shut up. I get back to county. [Music] Stop facing this way. >> Hey, face the car. The ride remain silent. You understand your rights? Yes, sir. The bike stolen? No, sir. I just sat back. I have the available slide in that pull. >> I don't have much to say to y'all, but I apologize. That was so stupid. I shouldn't have >> I shouldn't have put you wrong. Take a picture of where this gun is. >> Run off the road. >> I blocked this lane and the shoulder. >> That's the only reason they have pursuit stopped. Yeah, >> he could either stop or run. >> He should be running right now. He's got no criminal history at all. Really running just be running. >> No dope. No criminal history. >> He's just running for no reason. Have any dope on him? >> No. He's not even been arrested. >> Is what it is. The exact same bike that I chased a couple months ago. >> And he was driving the same tooth. We doing his like he's getting up weaving real hard like trying to shake it. Just just being stupid. You probably don't give a but would you mind turning the key off on that bike when you walk back out there? >> Sir, I have a question for you. Do uh when I >> Please like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting videos. If you enjoyed the chase, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and turn on the bell. More unbelievable pursuits are coming your way. going on. [Music]