When tension simmers beneath an ordinary moment, the line between calm and chaos can vanish instantly. One bold move, one urgent decision, everything shifts. Hold tight. The most unbelievable turn hasn't even arrived. What's going on? >> Hold on. A long machete in the man's hand. Officers used a taser to subdue Philip Oswald Demco Jr. in a brief standoff. But this was just the beginning. >> Turn over on your stomach. Turn over on your stomach. Turn over on your stomach, sir. >> Sir, turn over on your stomach. >> Turn over on your stomach. >> Stay covered. Sir, >> sir, turn over on your stomach. I don't know if this is a good time to go over K. During the struggle, Demarc tried to grab an officer's gun, causing it to accidentally fire. Reinforcements arrived, and together, officers restrained Demarco with handcuffs and additional restraints. K. >> Kane. >> Kane. >> He needs to stop talking. >> Kane. >> Okay. Roll over on your back. >> Kane. >> Roll over on your back. >> I AM ELAZAR. I AM ELAZAR. >> I am Philip Denny Santiago. >> He had them now. >> Okay. The door. Okay. Never will I ever >> cops on the scene. >> No. Demarc was then taken to the hospital for examination and subsequently transferred to the Palm Beach County Jail. >> Following the attack on a Tuscana residential employee, he is charged with assault causing injury, threatening an officer, stealing police protective equipment, and violent resistance. >> Subscribe the channel. Every video is built to raise your heartbeat. his hand under. >> I actually don't have my wall got stolen. >> No worries. >> But uh >> you got Do you have a license? You just don't have it like with you right now. >> Yeah. >> Oh, you're taking off. Okay. Right on. >> I don't have >> Watch your glasses. Done that before. Go ahead. Sorry, man. >> I didn't. >> No, you're good. Just seconds after exchanging words with Sergeant Bennett, the driver of the unmarked motorcycle sped away. I lost him. I'm grabbing his bag in the bike. Yeah, I know where he is, man. >> He kind of rolled up on me as a random. >> Yeah, he said he wanted to ride, but >> do you have ID with you? You said you don't have it with you. >> Got stolen. >> You're good to go. >> Officers didn't apprehend the man that day, but at least they knew the motorcycle had been stolen. >> Passenger in the Yukon, I know you're in there. Come out with your hands up. The suspect continued his criminal ways, stealing a Tahoe and causing a crash 5 months later to track down the fugitive. AK9 Ronin was deployed. >> I'm going to pop my door. Put your hands up. >> Oh, at the container. Officers immediately moved in to subdue the suspect when the Ronin found him. his hand underneath, boy. >> Man, it's got to feel humiliating to be getting arrested like an idiot. While an officer in the back goes, "That's [music] a boy. That's a good dog." >> Was one viewer comment reflecting the community's attention to the role of K9 in this tense situation. Get off of me for nothing. I >> this over a mask. >> Oh my god. >> A mother not wearing a mask resisted fiercely when being escorted away. And the officer even had to use a taser. >> She's watching her kid play football. >> This confirms that when attending public events, we should comply with regulations to ensure our own safety and the safety of the community. Hey man, let me talk to you for a second. Hey, come here buddy. Second, please stop. Stop. Stop. STOP. STOP. >> Your hand. Shots fired. Shots fired. 530 B Street. >> Stop. >> Your hand. Shots fired. Tired. 530 B Street. >> Stop. Second, please stop. STOP. >> HEY, YOUR HAND. Your hand. >> Leonardo Ortado Ibara was seen attempting to draw his gun as officers approached, forcing them to open fire. >> Put it out. Put it out. Put it out. The suspect was wanted in connection with a robbery in San Diego, California, and was [music] subsequently taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> Put it out. >> Yeah. >> Trooper Shawn Harkkins of Phoenix, Arizona was wounded after Luis Matteo Hakobo Borha opened fire. Oh no. Got shots fired. >> 517. I'm hit. He went southbound 21st Avenue. >> He calmly called for backup [music] and reported the suspect's whereabouts over the radio. >> You hit. >> Yeah. Where your leg? My left leg. My left leg. My left leg to >> 517 white shirt, black baseball cap. >> Look early in the mid20s. Let go. >> You okay? You okay? Stay with me. Stay with me. Stay with me. Come on. Come on. Damn it. >> Fortunately, Hawkins was discharged from the hospital that same day while Borha was found dead in his vehicle after a tense standoff with officers. >> Add 130. Gunshot to the left leg. He's in and out of consciousness. Roll me fire ASAP, please. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. In Moreno Valley, California, a store on Paris Boulevard reported a man threatening them and armed with a gun. >> Don't do this. >> Take your hand out your pocket. We do not want to hurt you. >> Footage shows Jay Jackson pulling out [music] a Gillette razor handle and suddenly lunging at a deputy, forcing them to open fire. >> Take your hands out, dude. >> Do not pull out of ground cuz you will be shot. >> Crossfire. We're going to be facing south. Slowly pull your hand out and put it on top of your head >> or get on your knees. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Jackson did not survive and was pronounced dead at the hospital. Hit subscribe. The next story is always sharper than you expect. [clears throat] >> He's got a gun. >> Cease fire. fire >> in Albuquerque, New Mexico. A suspicious vehicle with tinted windows escaped a cordon of patrol cars and sped away. You have to get out of there. If you guys were able to channel, >> get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. KEEPS grabbing his weight. >> He's got a gun. >> Fire. Cease fire. >> When the vehicle stopped, the suspect was holding an object resembling a gun, prompting officers to open fire. The object, initially thought to be a gun, was later identified as a black flashlight. Kobe Atkins, a man with a long criminal record, died at the scene. >> From here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I got here three uh quarter to three. >> On December 8th, 2025 in Valuchia County, Florida, a man reported to officers that his BMW had been stolen while walking his dog. Minutes later, the BMW was found at an accident scene. >> Blonde. >> Blonde. >> A little bit like me when I was younger. >> 130 mph. And I swear to God. >> I got in the car. I don't know. I teleported something. >> Where'd you get the car from? >> I don't know. I don't know. I didn't I don't know. I teleported. >> Where'd you go? >> Can you believe the man? He claimed he had teleported into the BMW, not stolen it. Vice Centennial Park. >> They told me X-Man to do it. >> I got one. >> I made a mistake. He said Hamilton. Someone's coming through here. >> Signal 20 says, >> "Oh my god." >> He stole the car. >> I don't know how I got Thomas. >> Calvin Curtis Johnson didn't forget to thank the officers, saying, "You saved me from aliens. Johnson was eventually charged with vehicle theft and driving while his license was suspended. The lesson you learned from this incident is lock your car carefully and don't leave the keys inside. The driver miraculously survived and this [music] story reinforces our belief in the kindness of humanity >> right here when I saw him. >> Yeah. So you watch >> in Georgia, an armed robbery suspect led police into a tense chase beginning shortly after patrol officers identified the vehicle involved in the recent robbery. >> You want to face it? >> Yeah, definitely. He does not stop. I just want you to see a place to be ahead of it. The pursuit continued until officers decided to perform a pit to force the vehicle to stop down. PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. Put it down. Put it down. Lethal. >> Put the knife down for me, pal. I need you to put the knife down. your hands. Step out. >> Step out of the car. >> Put your hands out to your side and do not move. >> Put your hands out to the side. Just like an airplane. Look down at the ground and do not move. >> After several attempts to persuade the suspect to surrender, he was finally forced out of the vehicle and apprehended. In Jennese County, Michigan, a white Dodge Charger with a cracked windshield and no license plate sped away after the driver was identified as a suspect in a shooting. >> Hold your traffic. We are eastbound sunsets 3569 monitoring. >> Monitoring approved. >> Copy. White Dodge Charger speed. Copy. Very light traffic. No foot traffic scene. Still continuing. >> Slowing down for Grand Travers. >> Copy. He's approaching. Grand drivers. >> Northbound. Grand drivers. Copy. Who's this? >> And he's northbound. Dub northeast on Northbound back [music] northbound on Dupont. We are westbound go northbound Chevy. He's been disregarding every single light so far. high speed radar through the red light at Welsh and he's going to be going westbound mlen northbound lndale Pasadena speed 70 westbound Pasadena Copy. Westbu Light at Flint in another vehicle in quite a while. He's approaching Stewart now and he is going to be going westbound Stewart. >> Yep. Northbound Warrington. I'll take secondary. Want to get up in third. Almost lost it. We're westbound San B. I found stand by was there primary units on him. The first pit attempt was unsuccessful. Warning vari crash for a pit attempt. said negative on that reported crash. It was a pit maneuver where my speed limit. >> He's running holding his waistband. Go flag with lean across the expressway right hand back up to your back. >> Tyrie and Azrael Parker fled on foot, still holding a gun just as the vehicle was neutralized by the second pit attempt. >> Hold on. Trooper Mclofflin Smith subdued him with a taser. Parker faces a series of felony charges, including fleeing from police, possession of a stolen vehicle, illegal possession of a weapon, firing from a vehicle, possession of a weapon and ammunition while under a prior conviction, resisting arrest, and committing a crime with a weapon. In Georgia, a white Toyota Corolla sped down I75 at over 110 mph, fleeing after being spotted traveling at 98 mph in a 70 mph zone. I can't imagine Yeah. Heat. Waiting for a clear stretch of traffic to reduce risk, troopers approached and performed a pit on the left side of the vehicle. 140. No road blockage. Go and roll. 51. >> The precise collision caused the Toyota to lose control. The suspect jumped out of the car and ran deep into the woods. K9 units and other units immediately launched a manhunt. When found, officers seized several packages [music] of prepackaged marijuana and a gun from the backpack the suspect had carried into the woods. Brandon Roier, who already had numerous felony [music] arrest warrants against him, including armed robbery, kidnapping, probation, and illegal possession of weapons, now faces additional serious charges. >> Track. Did you hear these dogs when you came up? Come on. Track. >> So you you came down here tracker CAME DOWN HERE. [screaming] SHOVE YOUR HANDS. >> Get him. GET HIM. GET HIM. K. GET HIM. GET HIM. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> Guys going to put the dog a blanket on. >> I gave you an announcement. You want to sit here quiet about 20 primary now >> in Little Rock, Arkansas, trooper Shoemade took the lead in a pursuit of a vehicle. Broadway on road now. >> Just went through passition now. No traffic. Turn north on the Wolf from Roseville. Speeds are about 20 primary now. When the time was right, Shoemate expertly maneuvered his car into the rear corner of the suspect's vehicle. >> Successful pit take down. >> Get out the car. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Get out. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. Get on your knees. >> The clean pit caused the car to spin and come to a complete stop in seconds. The suspect was apprehended and the chase ended before it could become a danger to the community. 105 rock >> in Detroit, Michigan. A reported stolen Dodge Durango SRT sped down 14th Street, forcing Michigan State Police officers into a high-speed chase. Speeds of 60. >> 601. >> Speeds of 70. >> Speed of 70. >> All right, left lane. We're at 100 milesPH. >> Traffic. >> Traffic's light. Speed's at 115. Someone get on track with gun. >> Traffic's light. Speed up one time. >> Power 110 traffic light up. All right, we're coming up to Kona. northbound Victoria. >> The vehicle accelerated relentlessly, repeatedly exceeding 100 mph as it weaved [music] through deserted intersections. >> All right, northbound Ryan from Em. Northbound Ryan from Emmer. >> All right, we're through outer >> again. Traffic still from Syracuse coming up. >> M. >> We're good. They're flat. Flat. All right. Sherwood. We're eastbound through Sherwood. All right, we're still eastbound through Van Dyke. Traffic starting to ponder. >> Eastbound through Van Dyke. Continuing. All right. East Royale. Traffic is light. You're good. Right. Good. Right. >> Coming up fair. >> Going the way. >> Coming up fair. >> What? >> Tell them we're going the wrong way. Uh the subject here from >> good good >> good good >> here >> 85 very light traffic >> 7 We are going >> back west on seven mile traffic 50. >> Good right. You're good right. Got clear traffic still. When the suspect drove against traffic on [music] one stretch of road, the Durango lost control and came to a stop engulfed in [music] smoke and flames. >> I uh these are hard to pet. So, as soon as I was able to touch them, I'm like, I'm end of this [ __ ] soon. >> Appreciate it. We all every fun was had by all. >> Fun was had by all. >> Thank you, man. We sure we're allowed to do what you guys do. >> No, we can't. It's only if it's a felony. >> Huh? >> The suspect was extricated from the burning vehicle and apprehended at the scene. That's how people enjoy. Georgia. The Dodge Charger, which was the subject of a bolo, borrowed list, wanted notice, triggered a high-speed chase through the Edgewood and Dow Avenue area. He's coming out right now. 26 27 10. >> You're good on my side. [ __ ] >> On avenue eastbound. >> Call it, man. Where's it at? [ __ ] call it. Good. >> Get on my side. Eastbound. >> Oh, >> it was that way. >> Oh, he said left on. He said, "Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Now you're good. Turn on 20. He should He should be coming up >> middle. on Washington Street. >> He exited Boulevard. >> He's close to the building there. There's a unit that came in an SUV. right there on that building to your right. >> What you got? What you got? What you got? What you got? What? >> Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. I'MMA TELL YOU. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> What's going on? 1039 clear 7. >> DeAnthony Lewis surrendered after a few minutes of fleeing. The Dodge was towed away from the scene and the suspect was taken to the Fulton County Jail for further processing. >> On April 8th, 2023, officers from the San Francisco Police Department were called to a house at 603 [music] due to a reported burglary. >> He's in here still. >> My wife is on the second floor. Okay. >> When they met the homeowner, he stated that the suspect was still inside the house while his wife was asleep upstairs. >> This is the police. >> Without waiting for backup, the officers entered the house and conducted a search. >> Well, it looks like someone may have broke into your house and may still be here. >> Oh my god. Seriously? >> Yes. >> My husband's outside. Step out for me, please. >> Oh my god. >> All right. >> They found the wife and escorted her to safety, but found no one else in the house. The officers checked the Nest [music] camera and saw the suspect causing damage. >> Sorry to alarm you. I was just trying to hurry up. >> That's right. That's what exactly what I was hoping you would do. >> Thank you so much. >> While the officers were setting up [music] a perimeter, the original caller reported that the suspect was trying to escape via the roof. >> He's on the top third floor back staircase. >> This building just made contact with them. >> The officers quickly located [music] the suspect and ordered him to surrender. Why you up there, man? >> Hey, just come towards us. >> You're up here. People are concerned about you, man. >> Hey, come on out, man. >> Come on. I got him. Come on out, man. >> Hey, come on out, man. Come on out. Let's Let's put an end to this. >> There's people right there. >> He's coming out the front garage on the ground. However, the suspect refused to comply and when facing the officer, he pulled out a knife and attacked. The officer managed to evade the attack and radioed for backup. >> The caller described the suspect as a white male wearing black shorts with brown [music] hair. >> Hey, not going to beat me. Stop. The police pursued [music] the suspect and when he attempted to attack the officer with the knife, she had to draw her firearm and order him to drop the weapon. Get out of the ground. Get out of the house. >> The suspect fled but was quickly apprehended by officers and firefighters. >> Have an order of a police officer. STOP. NO. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. >> Hi. >> Hi. How you doing? >> Was I speeding? >> No, you weren't speeding. You don't have your back lights on. >> They don't turn on. They're automatic. >> A car with a malfunctioning tail light caught the attention of the police after one vehicle was stopped. The woman explained that the car was rented, not hers, and she did not know how to operate it >> at all. So, when you break your when you break, your lights will activate, but like when you're just driving on the road regularly. >> Can you go ahead and put the car in park? >> This is a rental car. This isn't even mine. If you looked at my plates already, this is a rental car. >> Okay, that's fine. Do you have your license on you? >> I have a state ID. >> Okay. Can you put your car in park for me? >> Okay. And do you have your ID on you? >> I have a state ID. >> Okay. I don't have my state ID. I don't know if you can look it up. >> Yeah, I can take down your name. >> She provided her name and birth date and the officer asked her to step out of the vehicle to perform sobriety tests. >> What's your first name? >> Jada. J A H D A. >> And your last name? >> Davis. >> And have you guys been drinking? >> No. >> No. Nobody's been drinking at all. Okay. >> She just got off at gyms. >> Okay. It smells like alcohol in the car. That's why I'm asking. Okay. So, if >> we don't have any alcohol in the car. >> I know. I know. I'm saying if you have been drinking, it smells like somebody's been drinking. So that's why I'm asking. >> Okay. >> All right. So you haven't had none of you have had anything to drink. >> You're at a party. >> Okay. So JD, you said you had nothing to drink tonight, right? No. >> Okay. Would you mind just doing a few tests for me? >> None of us. But you pull me over for lights. Isn't that a warning? >> No, it can be a ticket. >> I've gotten pulled over for my lights not being on, and I've sworn every time that's a warning. >> It's a It's a violation. So you can you can write somebody a ticket for it. Like I said, I want to, you know, like I said, I can smell the odor of alcoholic beverage from inside. >> You pulled me over for lights. >> Yes, that's still a valid reason to stop you. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I didn't know that. I thought that that was just a warning because I've been pulled over for my lights before and they've given me a warning for that. >> The smell of alcohol in the car raised the officer's suspicions, but the woman insisted she had not been drinking, though somebody else in the car might have. >> Okay. You haven't had anything to drink, right? No, I mean we went to a party, but I don't think that anything that we were like containing or anything like that has us under the influence as being drunk. >> Okay. >> How old are you? >> 8, right? >> 108. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And you're how old? >> 20. >> 20. Okay. All right. So, just come over here with me. Okay. But no other medical conditions that you see a doctor for or anything like that? >> Um, like Lexapro? >> What's that? >> Depression. >> Oh, okay. Like anti-depressant medicine. Okay. Um, how many do you take? Like Xanax or anything like that? >> Yeah. >> I don't Okay. Are you taking that right now? >> Yeah. >> When's the last time you took it? >> Today. >> Okay. What time? >> 8 a.m. >> Okay. Okay. >> 15 milligrams. >> Okay. And you said you you were at a party. You drank a little bit though. Is that what you said? >> Mhm. >> Okay. How much did you drink? >> Not enough to be drunk. >> Okay. All right. So, just really quick, I'm going to run you through some tests to make sure you're good to drive. [music] All right. >> Okay. The officer asked her to perform field sobriety tests. She stated that she had no vision problems and no medical conditions affecting her driving ability, but she was visibly nervous during the tests. The officer then asked her to blow into the breathalyzer. >> Oh, the oneway students, right? >> I'm not going to lie to you. I'm very nervous. I just pee on pants. Okay. >> Supposed I can go to the bathroom or just be behind a screen very fast. There >> is no rush. >> I'm sorry. I'm literally going to the bathroom right now. Look, can I I can give you a second. >> Can I just go pee? Really? You can come with me. You can literally come with me. I don't care. But I have to go to the bathroom. >> Okay. I mean, if if you absolutely can't hold it, we can make that work. I guess >> she can come with me, but I'm literally being my pants right now. >> Okay. All right. She can go with you. >> Please. Get this set up again for you. Yeah. Just blowing this nice steady breath until it clicks. Okay. >> Did it click? >> Yep. >> We're at a 0.13. Okay. >> One3. What does that mean? Under 0. >> That means you're over the legal limit. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you do have to be placed under arrest. >> Okay. >> Put your hands on Are you going to take them home? >> They're going to They're getting picked up. So, >> Okay. >> Okay. and the test results showed her blood alcohol content exceeded the [music] legal limit which was 0.131. The officer informed her she would be arrested for driving under the influence. >> Is it possible you can come pee with me again? >> What's that? >> I don't need a female watch officer to watch me. I don't want to pee my pants again. Will you come with me outside? You can follow me. >> We're literally going to the police department. It's like a mile away. I'm peeing on your seat >> right now. >> Yes. >> Good. >> Hang on. Don't get out. Don't get out. There's a car coming. >> She's peeing again. >> While the officer was processing her arrest, she suddenly tried to drive off but was stopped. >> STOP. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. Stop six. We got one taking off. One's trying to drive away. >> This is her problem. >> Hey. >> Hey. She got back in the car. Get >> Okay. Okay. >> Relax. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Hey, get out. I'm literally get out. Stop. >> Get your head off. >> You're going to get tased. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> The officer asked her to exit the vehicle and during the restraint process, she complained of pain in her arms and legs and suspected a possible chest injury. >> You okay? >> You okay? >> I can't feel my hands. >> You can't feel your hands. >> They're numb. They're numb and tingling. >> Okay. I'm going to have you sit up. Okay. >> My hands are My hands are numb. >> Okay. I'm going to have you sit up. Ready? >> They're numb. >> I'm going to have you sit up. Are you okay? Sit up. >> I'm really just trying to cooperate. Like I hope you know that. I know you already looked up my file. I went to uh high. I'm a good kid. I literally I'm not trying to play around because you tried like literally pulling me out of car and I know all about police brutality. I'm scared for my life that you're going to shoot me. That's what I'm scared about. That's why. >> Not to be rude, but you're a white male. So, anytime I see a white officer, I get hella scared for my life. That's the only thing that I'm ever worried about. >> Okay. >> I feel more comfortable around this two black officers than I do around a white officer, >> for sure. >> The officer continued to request her cooperation, but she remained anxious about being arrested and her car being towed. The officer informed her the car would be impounded since she was not authorized to drive it and was over the legal alcohol limit. While waiting, she appeared panicked and worried about the future. Eventually, the officer took her to the station while she continued to protest her arrest and the fate of her car. The white pickup truck recklessly fled the police after violating traffic rules. Despite the patrol car's sirens, the driver ignored them and sped away. To prevent the suspect [music] from escaping, the police officer decided to intervene from behind, forcing the suspect's car off the lane. >> 88 on Johnson, step out with your hands up. Driver, step out with your hands up. >> No. Airbags deployed. I can't see. >> 14 John County. Send some units. Airbags deployed. Driver's not >> the impact caused the airbags to deploy, but fortunately, no one was seriously injured for safety reasons. The police requested the driver to exit the vehicle. However, the suspect appeared dazed and took a while to respond. It's a whole utility pole lines down. >> Hands out the window. Both of them now. >> Is it? >> Looks like it's occupied. >> Are you by yourself? Are you by yourself? >> Okay, babe. Roll out the window with your hands out. >> Put both of your hands out the window. When I say put them out the window, do it right now. Put your other hand out the window. >> Both of your hands out the window. Thank you. Now, leave them there. Put them back out. Do not put them back in. Is anybody else in the car with you? >> He said no. >> Did you see anybody else? He said he's by himself. >> [ __ ] >> Keep him out the window. Crawl out >> if you can do it. Don't put your hand back in there. Crawl out. >> Come over here, sir. >> Crawl out. >> Crawl out. Don't put your hands back in. >> Okay. >> Crawl out. >> Okay. Crawl out. >> Down. >> We got to take to get out. >> Open the door. Roll out. >> However you need to keep your hands out, fell. When you get out, go to your face on the ground. Go to your face. Cross your feet. >> Damn, baby. >> Yeah, we're good. He said he's hurt. >> After assessing the situation, the officer quickly arrested the suspect without any further issues. >> Come over here. >> What are you on probation for? >> Stand here. >> What are you on probation for? >> To what? >> Theft. >> Theft. >> Who's your PO? It's just missing. >> Okay. >> You all hurt? >> He said you were hurt. You sure? >> Like physically. Are you hurt? >> I don't think there's anything on the front. You didn't have anything illegal on the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> I had some alcohol, but it must >> Okay. You didn't drink any? >> You did? >> Yeah. Not a whole lot, but turn around. >> Keep your feet wide. Fleeing from a police pursuit not only endangers the driver but also threatens the lives of others on the road. If you commit a traffic violation, stop and cooperate with authorities. A blue car was spotted driving recklessly on I40, pushing other vehicles off the road. The police officer, after spotting [music] the car, initiated a pursuit with the sirens on. Adam 34, your vehicle supposed to be 1052. Heat. Heat. 34. Go ahead. Hey, go ahead and direct. US41. The driver, disregarding the danger, attempted to flee at high speed. However, the police quickly used a tactical vehicle intervention, which is referred to as the DVI method, to block the fleeing car and apprehend the violator. out. >> The car eventually veered off the lane and got stuck in a ditch. >> The officer, Hardy, the driver, raised his hands as if surrendering. >> Cross that side. >> OPEN THE DOOR. >> GET THE OUT. OPEN THE DOOR. >> GET THE OUT. THEY CRAWL OUT. THEY CRAWL UP THIS SIDE AND OPEN THE DOOR. YOUR [ __ ] ASS. You know who I'm getting up. >> Don't get up. SPREAD YOUR ARMS. SPREAD YOUR ARMS. >> Get the up. >> You threw me on the ground. >> Get up. Well, net ground is nothing at all. I ain't got no quarantine. >> Spread your feet. >> Yes, sir. >> You got any off? >> I got a gun. >> What? >> A BB gun. Where is it at? >> Under my seat. Right there in front. What's your name? Traumatized. Not bad. >> Have to bust the window to get him out. >> Arkansas State Police arrived to assist in [music] checking the vehicle. The car was involved in several crimes, including both felonies and misdemeanors. Just information doesn't appear to be any damage. Long hair the other night. Hey, get up. Get up. When Hardy was placed in a patrol car and told he would be taken to the hospital and then to jail, he began speeding and became uncontrollable. An ambulance was called for assistance and he resisted being arrested, curling up as the officers tried to pull him down. The officer had to stop the patrol car in a safe area to get Hardy into the back seat and buckle him up. Hardy faced several charges including fleeing property destruction, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, reckless driving, no insurance, improper lane change, failure to yield to emergency vehicles, and speeding. On February 6th, 2025, at approximately 5:11 p.m., officers from the New Orleans Police [music] Department, NOPD, discovered a white Kia Optima at the foot of the North Clayborn Avenue bridge right at the intersection with Poland Avenue. The vehicle was determined to have been stolen during an armed robbery that took [music] place earlier that day in the 300 block of North Prior Street. The officers exited their vehicles and approached the Optima, ordering its occupants to exit. >> However, as the officers approached, the driver of the Optima attempted to flee, colliding with other vehicles as the car left the roadway to exit the bridge. Hands up. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> During the escape, the Optima nearly struck one officer and then collided with a second officer. >> Open the door. To prevent the suspect's escape, free officers fired their weapons at the vehicle. >> Don't get in front of that car. >> Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Open the door. went right on. >> In the subsequent investigation, [music] 20-year-old Guuchan Dominic was identified as the suspect and was recognized by the victim of the armed robbery. On February 12th, [music] 2025, Dominic was arrested. At approximately 12:17 p.m. on January 28th, 2024, officers from J. Peters, 1477, were enforcing a speed control operation on State Road 50, Cortez Avenue at the intersection with Braywood Road in Brooksville when they spotted a Grey Dodge Challenger speeding at about 75 mph in a 50 mph zone. After confirming the speed by radar, the officers activated their emergency lights and pulled the vehicle over on the medium. Before approaching, an officer ran the license plate and discovered that the vehicle belonged to PV Holdings and was a rental. Roll the driver's window down. Take the keys of the car, put them on the roof. Now, >> upon approaching, the officers instructed the driver to lower his window and turn off the engine, but the suspect vehicle sped away westward street. I need another unit. Somebody's got a big ball. >> A pursuit ensued on State Road 50 as the suspect continued driving recklessly, overtaking other vehicles. Westbound stay west 148 mph. See if that helps out. >> Passing red blood lane. Coming up towards the scrap on yellow. Passing red blood. Red 25 crossing res whiskey signal 12 whiskey single going back. We're going back. Go back west. Back eastbound. Back eastbound. Back eastbound. >> An attempt to stop the vehicle using a pit maneuver was unsuccessful. >> Who's that ahead of me? Who is that? >> Take lead. I got primary. He's got lead. I got secondary. He's got I guess. It was a white man. I saw tattoos on his left. White male tattoos on his left 149 15 eastbound 15 back towards the Spring Lake Highway. for 139 eastward. And the car continued eastward until the driver lost control and caused an accident at the three-way intersection of State Road [music] 50 and County Road 541. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Put your HANDS ON THE GROUND. >> I'm on the ground. >> I'm on the ground. >> I'm on the ground, bro. >> I'm on the ground. >> You got a kid in the car. There's the car. Now him now. After the arrest, the driver was identified as Brandon Cory Johnson, who did not have a valid driver's license. The three passengers in the vehicle included two minors. Upon searching the car, the police discovered drugs comprising 7 g of cocaine, 9.9 g of cocaine, 2.2 2 g of cocaine, 9.9 g of marijuana, and a digital scale. The suspect was arrested and taken to the Hernando County detention center without incident, and the two children received medical care and are in stable condition. >> On December 10th, 2024, the Florida Highway Patrol, FHP, [music] conducted a high-speed chase in the northwestern area of Miami Dade. While on duty at an intersection, FHP officers noticed a black Dodge Charger SRT with unclear license plates executing dangerous driving maneuvers at the junction of Northwest 103 and 9inth Streets. These actions posed a serious threat to public safety after recognizing the vehicle from a previous incident in the same area. The police ordered it to stop. However, the driver refused to comply, forcing the officers to take action to prevent a potential hazard. The police employed the pit precision immobilization technique maneuver, successfully stopping the vehicle. Okay. More straight. 79 from 79 northbound. You should be passing 900 by now. [groaning] That's it. number. >> The individuals in the vehicle were identified as Samuel Orville, 23, driver, Christian Fernandez, 25, Jeremy Alvarado, 20, and Isaiah Dorsley, 20. All four were arrested at the scene and are now facing multiple charges related to the incident. >> A tense chase by the Waossa police unfolded when a suspect driving a stolen vehicle suddenly fled. The suspect sped north along McKinley Avenue. >> Speeds are 55. >> Just ran a stop sign in Washington. We're still northbound. did slow it a little bit for it. Play starts with Adam Robert John at Herbis. He's uh passing some cars on the left here. Speeds are 55. We're coming back up to uh 55th Street. Still eastbound. Southbound on 55 through a green. Traffic's a little bit tight here. Speeds are 45. We're southbound now. Let West Alice know this thing might come back towards him. >> Officers reported that the suspect continuously ran red lights and drove at high speeds, weaving between other vehicles. >> Just hit a rough bunk. We're still southbound approaching. He's on the wrong side of the road. >> Throughout the pursuit, he accelerated up to 80 mph, narrowly avoiding collisions multiple times. >> 70 mph. Southbound Holly coming up to the State Street Bridge. Speeds are 80. Can you get the full plate for West Alice, please? Coming up to a red light here at Wells. Just turned green. We're still southbound. Coming up green at Wisconsin. We're still southbound. Coming up to a red light at Blue Mount now. He's slowing down greatly. We're southbound. Just turned green. 109 dispatch, I'm in pursuit. Call police from southbound on Holly. Coming up to I 94. Speeds are 80. Stolen vehicle. Gray Audi. Coming up to I94. We're southbound past I94. I'm only about a half a block behind him. Still southbound going underneath I94 right now. Eventually, he turned onto a street, navigated through alleys, and the vehicle broke down, crashing into a rough patch of road. >> We're coming out onto a street. Dispatch, give me a street here. This is just south of I 94. We went off road 60th. We're westbound now on Dixon from 60th. Speeds are 55. Still westbound Dixon southbound. Somebody just bailed out of the car. A passenger is running 65th Street. He's running into an apartment complex. He ghost read the car. 65 Dixon. Give me some cars. >> The suspect abandoned the car and fled on foot into a condominium complex attempting to escape. >> I see him. I see him. >> Dispatch, the car is off and empty. Suspect ran eastbound from the vehicle. Correction. Westbound. Westbound from 65 and Dixon. >> Description on the subject. >> Black wearing a puffy jacket southbound on the alley behind 6205 on Dixon. >> A K9 unit led by a police dog named Koa was deployed in the search. to that point. >> Yeah. You guys back out just pad so the dog can come up there. I got it. I got it. Step up. Tony. Pull back. I'll have contact with him. >> Behind it. You >> want me to have contact? Mr. Bell. >> Officers repeatedly warned that if he did not surrender, he would be caught by the K9. >> Nothing in your hands. This dog won't come in and he won't bite you. You understand me? Mr. Bell, this is your final warning. You are under arrest. Should know or you will be bit by the police dog. You are under arrest. There's a just a mattress on the floor with a box spring or another mattress. But yes, other than on the far side of the bed. >> Hey, get your hands up. Get a ball. After searching under blankets and belongings, Koa successfully located the suspect, leading to his arrest. This became one of the successful arrests achieved with the assistance of the K9 unit. >> Good boy, boy. Good boy. Good boy. >> Don't move. Don't move. On December 11th, 2024, in the parking lot of the El Cinjun Police Department, 24year-old Benjamin Group drove a Toyota Tundra truck and struck a police sergeant who was preparing for a retirement ceremony, injuring him. >> Hands up. >> I got you. I got you. HANDS. HANDS. DON'T MOVE. Don't move. >> Stop moving. >> After the collision, he tried to drive toward the officer again, forcing two officers to open fire. Although Grub was taken to the hospital, he did not survive. [music] What do you think Grub's motive was? What was that? Did that blow a tire and they throw something out? >> I don't know. What the? >> On August 19th, 2021, Potter County Sheriff's deputies initiated a traffic stop on a white Toyota RAV 4 on I40 in Texas for tailgating. When the deputies activated their lights, the RAV 4 accelerated and a white Infiniti 30 suddenly rammed into the deputy's vehicle. What was in the middle of the road? >> What was that? Did that blow a tire? >> Did they throw something out? >> I don't know. >> What the? >> Both the RAV 4 and Infinity fled the scene without stopping. Construction workers alerted deputies to the white vehicle behind them, which had struck their vehicle and then escaped. >> That car up behind him. >> Yeah. >> It was a blocker. Who was the one? The one of Was Did he hit me >> with the Florida tag? >> Yeah. >> Uh, I just got information. Uh, the construction workers out here said there was a vehicle out here, a white passenger vehicle with Florida tags. He [music] uh uh crashed into us and took off. I'm assuming he's a blocker for this vehicle we were about to stop that was running from us. >> [ __ ] man. We appreciate it. >> I thought, man, I thought I like broke that uh discount. That [ __ ] car loaded. 49. Do we need to go to I40 east? >> The following day, law enforcement [music] traced Mon'nique's phone and located her traveling in a rental car on I40. They intercepted the vehicle, resulting in the arrest of all three suspects. The white Infiniti's driver, Monnique D. Roth, the passenger, Kyle Wy, and the RAV 4 driver, Ricardo Rodriguez, were identified. >> Let me SEE YOUR HANDS. BOTH OF THEM. BOTH HANDS. EXIT THE VEHICLE. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T GIVE A >> turn around. Get all the way around. >> Walk backwards. BACK. BACK. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> I'll get on the ground. >> Okay. Lay on the ground. Take your shirt all the way off. >> Don't move. Serious. >> Know what it's about. It's about what happened yesterday. >> I hit the cop. >> No, you didn't. >> I did. No, I did. I was driving. I was SHE HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT. I DROVE HER CAR. >> HEY, >> I'm dead ass serious. I know what happened. [ __ ] it. I hate the cop. >> Upon apprehension, law enforcement discovered seven bags of methamphetamine weighing around 7.57 kg concealed in the rental car. The captured footage emphasizes the harsh repercussions for those involved in drug trafficking and stands as a stark testament to the dangers faced by law enforcement in pursuit of criminal activities. >> Start 52. >> On April 6th, 2024, Decommunications issued a bolo for a black Nissan Ultima bearing the temporary license plate linked to a petty theft incident in Locust Grove. At approximately 6:05 p.m., the officer [music] spotted the vehicle matching the description traveling in lane 2. Up towards 228 left. Now going in this left lane. There's a lot of cars. We need to dominate P. A lot of cars. Attempting to pit. They still roll. We in coming up on the 231. They're going towards the right line. on the 231 going towards the right lane. Still going northbound. Getting off at the 237 or excuse me, continuing on the 237 on the right shoulder. >> Continued on 237 left shoulder drop past 237 going north. They taking the 285. They taking 285. And I'm at the 285. Just forced to park off the shoulder. Still going towards 285. Going west. 285. 41. 285. Pit, pit, pit. Start 52. >> The suspect continued to drive dangerously through multiple lanes and entered Clayton County. Upon reaching Clayton County, the officer attempted a pit maneuver, but was unsuccessful. Recognizing the dangerous situation, the officer executed another pit maneuver, pushing the vehicle into a concrete wall. The vehicle spun and came to an uncontrolled stop. Pit, pit, pit, pit, pit, pit. P, pit, pit. Start 52. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. STEP OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. OPEN UP THE DOOR. >> The officer ordered the driver and passengers to exit the vehicle. Passenger Crystal Leech King was reported to have been injured and unable to move. The driver, Haley Christine Bot, was arrested after inspecting the license plate. It was determined that the vehicle had a fake temporary license plate, but was taken to the hospital and an arrest warrant was issued. >> Hey. Hey, put your hands up. Put your hands up. Take the axe out. Drop the >> On May 12th, 2025, a man wielding an axe caused a disturbance at a library in San Diego, California. Police quickly arrived on the scene and ordered the suspect to put down the axe, but he refused to cooperate and threatened to continue causing trouble. >> After persuasion efforts failed, police fired shots to subdue the suspect. >> Hey. Hey, put your hands up. Put your hands up. Take the axe out. Take the axe out. Put it down. Put it down. Put the axe down. I'm >> an army officer. >> Put the axe down. Hey, get some distance. Get some distance. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. >> No. Get the [ __ ] AWAY FROM THE >> DROP the axe. Drop the axe. Drop the >> Make sure nobody touches anybody. Okay. >> Keep going here. Yep. On February 28th, 2023, [music] the Henry County Sheriff's Department pursued a reported stolen vehicle traveling northbound on Interstate 75 near mile marker 221. An officer from the Georgia State Patrol was waiting at mile marker 2 in 2020 to assist. As the blue-eyed Tucson sped past, the officer immediately joined the pursuit. The driver, Damen McCauley, born 2005, continued to drive at a high rate of speed, weaving across multiple lanes and engaging in dangerous [music] behavior such as sudden braking and approaching the police vehicle to cause a collision. Upon entering Fulton County, the officer performed the precision and mobilization technique to bring the vehicle to a stop. The spin caused the vehicle to lose control, hit the center medium, and come to rest on the side of the road. >> STOP THE CARING CAR. >> STOP THE CAR. >> STOP THE CAR. >> Stop the car. >> [screaming] >> When police asked Macaulay to exit the vehicle, he continued to press the accelerator in an attempt to escape while two other officers attempted to restrain him from the driver's window. Macaulay was safely restrained and handcuffed without further incident. He was placed in a Henry County Sheriff's Department patrol car and booked on all related charges. The Hyundai Tucson was recovered and turned over at the corner lot towing. >> Stop. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase you. YOU BETTER STOP. HANDS UP. >> Stop moving. >> A white Ford 150 truck without license plates was ordered to stop by Alabama police, but the driver did not comply and fled. >> A white Ford F-150. No tag. >> We're 10100. >> We are 10100 at Evans Lake Road headed towards 459. >> 3759. Turning right. He's turn right on the Gatson Highway. Hold towards center point. >> Right on Highway Center. >> Suspect's blackmail. >> Continue straight towards center point. Pulling a U-turn. Headed back towards 459. >> Another U-turn. We're headed back. Another U-turn headed back towards center point. >> Hey toward center point. >> Passing east force dropped. The chase began on local roads as the driver continuously changed directions and accelerated at high speeds. The police closely tracked the vehicle as it drove through areas such as Woodlake Road, 459 Road, and Center Point. Biscane Drive. >> Drive. >> Taking a left on Carolyn Court. >> On Carol. We did a U-turn on Biscane. >> Um Biscane. Although traffic was not too heavy, the situation was very tense as the driver repeatedly tried to evade capture by retracing his route. The driver not only fled, but also executed several U-turns and drove on narrow roads, making it difficult for the police to pursue him. >> From Coington Chestnut, left on Valley Hill Drive. >> Left on Valley Hill Drive. >> Longer he dances, the more people we have catch up. Come on. You think so? >> Thank you. Thank you, car. Thank you, car. Well, sort of. Crossed over 84th Street South. Still on 9th Avenue South. >> 1984. Go put your blinker on now. Turning on to 83rd Street South. Crossing over First Avenue. Crossing over First Avenue North. He's about to bail. He just went off-road into the park. approach to the car. >> No clue where we're at. Oh, poor God. Thought he's going to wreck out. Crossing over 85th Street North on Second Avenue North. >> Second Avenue North. >> Come on, baby. Turning left onto 86th Street North. >> Turn left on. >> You had to go right. There he is. It bailed out on foot. Just bailed out on foot. Sail down. Sail down. Ready. >> However, after several tense minutes of pursuit, the driver finally exited the [music] vehicle and fled on foot. >> Get the car. Get the car. Stop. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase YOU. YOU BETTER STOP. HANDS. HANDS. I SWEAR I WILL TASE. ROLL OVER. ROLL OVER. If you get up, I'm going to light you up. >> Man, you don't >> get up. I'M GOING TO LIGHT YOU UP. >> Roll over. >> Roll over on your face. On your face. >> Stop moving. I will TASE YOU AGAIN. STOP MOVING. Roll over on your stomach. Stay there. Arms out to the side. >> Stay there. Arms out to the side. James, I got the truck. >> Hands behind your back. I'm going to give it to you again. I swear to God. >> The truck is alley at the intersection of 87 Street. Need somebody by the >> police immediately ordered him to stop, but he continued to run, forcing officers to use a taser to subdue his [music] resistance. The driver was arrested and placed in a police vehicle. When questioned about his reasons for fleeing, he admitted it was solely because he did not want to receive a ticket. >> So, what you running for? >> I'm just I ain't got time for no police, >> man. Come on. You going to pull me your own balance. I ain't running for no other reason. >> You're running just because you didn't want a ticket. >> What if I wasn't even going to write your ticket? >> Finally, he was handed [music] over to the authorities and the pursuit ended without any further serious injuries. >> You tell them. You tell them you ain't going to be in here forever. You tell them when you get out. You going to get out of here. This ain't forever, my man. You know that. >> God bless you, man. Hey, I respect him in case he >> needs It's all good. It's all good. >> We're good. I told you we're good. >> Get back. I ain't going toinging shoot you, dude. Back up. >> Get off me, man. What are you doing? Hey, man. Help me. Hey man, what's going on today? Can you talk to me? Can you tell me what's wrong? >> What's going on today? >> As police approached the suspect in the parking lot disturbance, Rashad Terrell Johnson charged at him and refused to comply with police commands. >> Okay, you need to leave. >> Back off. >> Sorry. Emergency. Get back. I'm going to shoot you, dude. >> Get back. Get off me, man. What are you doing? Come on. You're not in trouble. You're not in trouble. Step it up. Step it up. >> Hey, man. Help me. >> Huh? Get back. Get back. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. I'm going to shoot you if you do not get on the ground. Get back. I am going toinging shoot you, dude. Back up. Get down. 212 shots fired. >> After unsuccessful attempts to restrain him, police opened fire. Johnson did not survive. So get the out of here. >> I'm not leaving. I'm not leaving. >> Nah, you're not leaving cuz you're scared. >> Excuse me. >> Get Nope. You're not me right now. I did not do anything. >> On January 11th, 2023, at a West Coast winery, an intoxicated woman named Marshall decided to stage her own onewoman show titled How Not to Handle Being Trespassed. >> Hello, ma'am. Hi, I'm W. Cabo, Douglas County Sheriff's [music] Office. Okay, my camera is recording. Okay. Um, what are you doing here? What's going on? >> Just sitting here. >> Okay. >> Hanging out in my car. >> Okay. Well, the owners here want you gone from their property. >> That's fine. I didn't even do anything. >> Okay. So, we need to figure that out, right? >> Can you leave that flashlight [music] out of my face? Thank you. >> It's not in your face. It's down here. I need to be able to see. >> I'm asking to >> It's not in your face, ma'am. Doing what? No, I'm not doing anything wrong. >> You're trespassing. They want you gone from their property. >> I'm ready to go in the Uber. >> Thank you. >> Well, they called me and they trespassed you. >> Thank you. >> I know the owner. >> Okay. >> When officers arrived, Marshall, clearly fueled by more than just the fermented grapes, insisted on staying, arguing about her rights while demanding to be addressed correctly. Because, you know, that was the real issue here. >> You're on Uber for you, it looks like. >> Um, no. There was an Uber here. Get your flashlight out of my face. >> You're not going to tell me what to do. Okay. >> My name is Marcela. >> Okay. Marcela. >> My name is Marcella. Not ma'am. >> Marcela. I'm not taking my flashlight anywhere. >> Just you call me by my name. >> I just did. And I'm not taking my flashlight anywhere. >> Your flashlight out of my face. >> I'm not going to do that. >> Oh, hi. Um, did you guys call an Uber for her by any chance? So, there is one on the way. >> Cancelled them because you guys were coming. So, so we don't have one in a row. I can call again. >> But no, it's been cancelled. >> Okay, sounds good. >> She waved off the idea of an Uber after repeatedly calling the officers harassers and refusing to cooperate. She graduated from trespassing to chest bumping a deputy. Unbelievable. >> They had called Uber, but when they called us because of the situation, they cancelled >> and got cancelled. >> Well, then call another Uber. >> You can call one. Do you have a cell phone? No, she called Nubber. >> It's not their responsibility either. >> I'm not dealing with you. I ain't going to talk to nobody. >> Okay. >> So, get the out of here. >> I'm not leaving the taxi. >> When the taxi gets here, guess what? Your shit's going to be going down. >> Okay. >> And so are you. And so are you. >> Okay. >> Get away now. >> We're not leaving. >> Nah, you're not leaving cuz you're scared. And God's not going to have mercy on your souls cuz he's going to [ __ ] you up. And I'll tell you that right now. >> So see you never see you. >> Byebye. >> I can stand wherever I want. >> No, I'll stand wherever I want to. >> You can't do it. Now back off. Walk away. What are you doing? >> Don't you walk away from me. Don't move. >> Excuse me. >> Quit. >> Get the N me right now. >> Drop your purse. Drop your purse. >> What are you doing? >> No, I am not. I did not do anything. No, I did not. >> Sometimes knowing when to gracefully accept an Uber is the real victory in life. Choosing your battles wisely is key, especially when you are outnumbered, outgunned, and just plain out of line. Hit the like button and subscribe for more interesting video. >> He's out. He hit the wire. He's in the wire. >> The Arkansas State Police encountered an intense situation on September 10th involving a high-speed pursuit along Interstate 40 in [music] Francis County. Troopers were in pursuit of two white four-door Saturns. Both racing at speeds exceeding 100 mph. >> Out. He's out. He hit the wire. He's made a wire. Amid the chaos, a critical error occurred when a trooper mistakenly executed a pit maneuver on a vehicle that was not part of the pursuit. This accidental intervention was a result of the similar appearance between the vehicle being chased and the unrelated sedan caught in the midst of the action. What do you think about this confusion? >> Climb out the window. Is anybody keep your hands where I can see them? You're going to be shot. >> The confusion stemming from both vehicles sharing the same make, model, and color led to the unintended halt of the innocent vehicle. This incident highlights the challenges law enforcement faces in high stress, high-speed scenarios where split-second decisions can lead to unexpected outcomes. >> You big boy, why you why you arresting me? >> Cuz you're not identifying yourself. >> What did she do, sir? >> Oh my god. Don't >> you just hit me? >> On February 24th, 2023, Florida, a 20-year-old woman was pulled over by police for running a stop sign. As the officer approached her vehicle, she moved it forward and refused to provide her license and registration. >> You're being pulled over. It's a traffic stop. >> You're saying for what? I'm giving your answer. >> What? What? What you pull me over for? >> License. Provide me your license. Provide me your license and I'll exactly why. Provide me your license. I'll tell you exactly why. >> Provide me your license. I'll tell you exactly why. >> Whitney argued with the officer, questioning the reason for the stop and refusing to comply with requests for identification. The confrontation turned physical, leading to her arrest. >> Ma'am, do you have your driver's license? >> Do you have your driver's license? >> Do you, big boy? >> She's home. She has a driver's license. >> Do you, big boy? Why you Why you arresting me? >> Cuz you're not identifying yourself. My name is Whitney Po. Let me go. >> Don't pull away from me. >> You don't have to touch her like this. Back away. Why do I have to back away? Why? >> I said let me go. >> Did you get paid for her? What did she do? >> Stop. >> When you get pulled, the police tells you what you did. So, what do you do? What do you do? What did she do? >> Like you got power. >> What did she do? >> Excuse me, sir. What did she do? >> You want to send me more units, please? >> What did she do, sir? >> [screaming] >> Don't shoot us too. [laughter] >> You just hit me. >> You just hit me. [screaming] >> Why are you hitting me? >> Her friend who arrived on the scene and recorded the incident from close range was also arrested for obstructing the officer's duties during [music] the arrest. Police discovered a concealed loaded handgun and ammunition in the vehicle at the police station. Whitney's friend and mother expressed confusion and frustration. But when he was charged with resisting arrest without violence, she faces potential penalties, including up to one year in jail, 12 months of probation, or a $1,000 fine. Lesson here is respecting law enforcement and avoiding confrontations. >> Just hop on out of the car. Okay. Don't Don't. >> On May 1st, 2023, a routine traffic stop in Fondulac, Wisconsin, escalated into a high-speed pursuit involving Eugene. A 30-year-old male driver initially pulled over for tinted windows and lacking a front license plate. >> Hi there. Deper's office. Got your driver's license on you? just because of the window tin window. >> Eugene exhibited nervous behavior, fumbling for his ID in his front pocket and displaying signs of discomfort. The deputy soon discovered Eugene's criminal history, a convicted felon with prior drugrelated offenses. When asked to exit his vehicle, [music] Eugene abruptly shifted the car into drive, accelerating to high speeds and eluding law enforcement. >> Just hop out of the car. What's that? >> Just cuz I want to talk to you at the front of your car. I didn't say you did anything wrong. I just want to talk to you at the front of your car. Just hop on out of the car. Okay. Don't Don't for >> recklessly maneuvering through traffic, he reached speeds exceeding 130 mph, forcing the deputy to terminate the pursuit shortly after. Witnesses reported a crash involving Eugene's vehicle with Eugene fleeing on foot. GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. LAY DOWN ON THE GROUND. DO NOT MOVE. GET YOUR HANDS behind your back now. >> Deputies swiftly located Eugene in a nearby field, apprehended him, and recovered a large sum of cash from his possession. A subsequent search of his vehicle yielded evidence associated with drug manufacturing and distribution. The unfolding events shed light on the risks associated with high-speed pursuits. Eugene's attempt to flee, added to the charges of first-degree recklessly endangering safety, felony vehicle fleeing, possession with intent to distribute fentinil, among others. Let us continue with the wild moments and not forget to like the video. Subscribe to our channel and hit the bell icon to watch more interesting moment. >> Hello. How are you? Good. I'm Sergeant Majin, New Mexico State Police. Reason I stopped you is because you're failing to maintain your decline. You're signaling, but it's not continuous until like you actually switch. Like you signal and then it stops and you switch. So technically it's not really signaling. >> Sorry. >> Uh and then you're going uh kind of fast. >> Yeah. >> So do you have your license insurance? >> Yes. >> A New Mexico State Police officer pulls over a driver for signaling like they are trying to communicate with aliens coupled with some speeding. >> Okay. Do you mind stepping out with me? >> No. >> Let us look. She steps out in her fashionable boots. Better suited for a catwalk than a sobriety [music] test. >> What you're going to do is you're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. You're going to keep your head straight forward. You're not going to move your head at all. Do you understand? >> Okay. Okay. What it is is you're going to imagine imaginary line from you straight in front of you, straight out. So, you're going to take a series of nine steps. I'm only going to take three for demonstration purposes. Okay. I'm going to show you the test. Again, you're not moving until I tell you to. Okay? 3 5 6 7 8 9 Okay, you're going to keep both legs straight, hands at your side. Okay, you're going to look at that foot. You're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 100 3 till I tell you to stop. Okay, >> all right. You may begin. >> 100200 >> Look at your toe. All right, you may stop. Go ahead and walk to my unit, please. Do you want to put your boots back on? >> Okay. Do me a favor and face my unit. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. The plot thickens when a [music] fake ID conveniently appears in their wallet. The driver, clearly a budding medical expert, insists their blood sugar is the culprit behind their shaky performance, [music] not any liquid courage. Refusing a breath test, they listen to the officer explain the serious consequences of their decision. Still, holding on to their story like it is a groundbreaking discovery. It is certainly one way to turn a routine traffic stop into a memorable night at the station. Uh road maples roadap road 250 >> on October 20th 2022 Georgia. A dangerous murder suspect Ian M. Robersonson from Indiana was hiding in Georgia and was discovered by the police and planned to be arrested on GA20. But instead of stopping, Robersonson stepped on the gas and fled. Left with no choice, the police immediately performed the first pit maneuver. Robersonson refused to stop. He forced the engine to continue. Robersonson exceeded the speed limit, drove into the opposite lane, and crossed the medium. I got to get him stopped right here. >> The police realized that if they did not stop him, something bad would happen. So, they performed a second [music] pit. Robersonson refused to yield. >> Just a second. Had to another street. I'm from today road. >> Robersonson tried to weave through the [music] right turn lane when the red light was on. He collided with another vehicle that was running. Robersonson fled but surrendered in a Walgreens parking lot when he realized he was surrounded. >> That's the one at the beach. Hey, THERE [screaming] IT >> oxon Hill, Maryland, April 20th, 2020. 25. Evan Buckner, Jr., 44, a suspect in a felony assault and arson case, was found armed on St. George Avenue. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. >> As police units approached, Buckner was ready to confront them, and the officers repeatedly ordered him to drop his weapon. But Buckner did not back down. >> It advanced toward an officer. Drop it. DROP [screaming] IT. DROP IT. DROP IT. >> DROP THE GUN. >> DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP THE KNIFE. GET TO COVER. GET TO COVER. GET OUT. GET OUT. THE KNIFE. >> DROP THE GUN. DROP THE GUN. DROP [screaming] THE GUN. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP IT. >> THE officer retreated step by step on high alert. And in that fateful moment, the officer opened fire. Buckner was taken to hospital but did not survive. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> American way of River Haven. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> American Way of River Haven. >> Everybody watch out for crossfire. >> DROP THE GUN. DROP THAT KNIFE. >> WATCH OUT FOR CROSSIRE. >> DROP THAT KNIFE. >> Everybody watch out for crossfire. >> He's dropped the knife. He's on the ground. We got three officers making approach. Starfire board. >> We got three officers making approach. We got a turkey. Just kidding. We got one shot. >> Yeah, we'll probably put a shirt off. >> Put the shirt off. >> Throw the shirt off. >> Negative. >> Negative. knife is uh >> I kicked the knife back right here. >> Austin, Texas, May 31st, 2025. Police spotted a vehicle reported stolen and conducted a traffic stop. >> 1050 1050 1050 1050. Instead of complying, the vehicle accelerated violently. The suspect vehicle struck a concrete pillar on Research Boulevard, but continued on. >> Service road is southbound coming up on Kamar. Vehicle 35 mph. It's slowing down significantly. I have no traffic service to northbound coming up on Payton. Uh 65 milesPH. No traffic. I want to be careful. 1050 1050 1050 1050 1050 >> Then the inevitable happened. The vehicle collided with an unrelated vehicle. >> What they did not expect was what happened next. The suspect, 18-year-old Devin Gavara, opened fire and officers [music] responded immediately, opening fire within seconds. >> We have shots fired. All officers are okay. >> Step out of the vehicle with your hands. >> He's coming out. He's complying. >> Driving driver. >> Gavvara surrendered and was arrested on charges of aggravated assault on a public official fleeing and driving unauthorized use of a vehicle. [clears throat] Somebody debrief that guy. I can't watch other people around the vehicle. >> Windows are dark. It's hard to tell who's inside. >> Washington DC, August 31st, 2021. Police received an emergency call. A man with a weapon, possibly a gun, in an apartment. >> Hello. Hey, it's the police. >> Why is it the police? >> Sergeant Nelson. >> We're just trying to see what's going on tonight. >> Hey, what's up? Can I >> Huh? >> A confrontation began the first time the police kept their distance, trying to negotiate to calm the situation. But not long after, the man closed the door. >> Hold on for a second. Don't hold on for this 15. >> Don't act stupid. Don't do it. >> Sir, don't sir. >> Don't act stupid, sir. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. 310. >> Definitely mental health concern. >> The second time the door opened slightly. The man came out, but this time there was only an exchange of words. Then the door closed again in tension. >> [screaming] >> The third time the man appeared holding a gun in his hand causing an officer to open fire. The sound of bullets piercing the air. Shots fired. Shots fired. We have a suspect down. >> CLEAR. CLEAR. CLEAR. >> CLEAR. Clear it. >> Clear the room. CLEAR THE ROOM. >> GET THE BOARD TO THE LOCATION. >> CLEAR THE APARTMENT. GET HIM. >> POLICE. Anybody have a ticket? I have a ticket. Get >> No officers injured. Suspect is down. Multiple to the chest. >> Grab a tech kit. >> Despite all efforts at medical assistance, the man did not survive. >> My man, talk to me. >> See if you can PUT PRESSURE ON HIM. PUT pressure on him. >> What's that? >> Who? Who's hit? >> Anyone? Fine. >> It's an air gun. Look at the back. >> Oklahoma City, December 31st, 2024. As the clock ticks down to the final hours of the year, the streets of Moore become the stage for a high-speed chase. The target is 35-year-old Kayla Cervantes, who is wanted on multiple felony drug charges. Okay, we're coming up to the 35 junction. control. Do we have X1? South Walker. He's going to come back north on Walker. North zone. through the KT gas station parking lot. Now, Johnny, it's still in the parking lot. Get out of the TBI now. >> Westbound traffic. TBI TBI crash start medical TV crash start medical. Cervantes appears to be losing control, but more officers are prepared for the worst, and they execute a TVI, causing Cervante's vehicle to roll over >> headquarters. She's one headquarters. Show Lincoln 12 out in the city and reference the TVI. At the time of [music] the arrest, Cervantes is wanted on multiple warrants for sale of counterfeit drugs and drug paraphernalia, and she is transported to the Cleveland County Detention Center. [laughter] [screaming] >> Los Angeles, California, April 23rd, 2025. Police spotted Osman Brceno, 36, wanted for kidnapping children and known to be carrying weapons. The suspect's car stopped at the 105 freeway entrance ramp at Central Avenue after a short pursuit. Brie got out of the car holding a backpack. >> Drop the Hey, don't you move. >> Put your Drop the bag. Drop the bag. Drop bag. Don'ting reach through. You're going to get shot. Pick your HEAD OUT OF POCKET NOW. >> Don't reach through. Pick your head out of now. Get your hand out of the backpack. >> Backpack now. >> Pick your head out of now. >> Take your hand out of the Now back now. The officers shouted orders to stop, warning him not to reach inside. But Brieno did not comply. He ran. >> Brieno suddenly stopped, reached inside the backpack and realizing the threat was clear and immediate, one officer fired. I didn't do that. >> Brie was taken to the hospital before being taken into custody. Uklid, [music] Ohio. June 7th, 2023. Officers stopped a suspected stolen Hyundai Sonata in the area. >> But in a split second, Kevin, item 18, got out of the car with a gun in his hand. Survival reflexes kicked in and an officer opened fire. >> Please. Please reach. Okay. Okay. Okay. Gun. Hit a gun. No. No. No. I do. I ain't do nothing. The guy a do nothing. >> We got you. >> Okay. >> Shots fired by the police. Mail's down. Start EMS. >> Kevin item faces a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, a felony in Uklid Municipal Court. >> Oh, you got it. You got it. I just Where you got it? Right here. Where are you head? >> I hit my leg. Promise. I promise to go. I wasn't even trying to hit y'all. I feel it leaking. All right. Why y'all shoot me, man? >> Get a gun in [music] your hand, man. >> No, I didn't. I was I bless you. It might have looked like it, but I promise God I wasn't going to trick nobody. I wasn't, >> my man. I promise to God I wasn't going to do nothing. >> If you want more real moments where everything flips without warning, [music] hit subscribe and stay with us. The next story starts soon. I never really know what's going on. Look at me sometimes [music] like all you want to do