right now. [Music] >> Can I [Applause] move forward? [Music] Right now [Applause] >> in Hillsboro County, Florida, police arrived to calm down Ralph Buzzy, 28, who was out of control while sitting in his car in the yard. [Music] Boozy ignored them and drove away, heading toward the police. Two officers were injured. >> Get out of the vehicle right now. Get on the phone. >> Boozy continued to resist after getting out of the car, forcing police to use a taser to subdue him. Buzzy has an extensive criminal history and now faces charges of attempted murder against a police officer. >> In Houston, Texas on August 10th, 2025, Houston police were searching for a 34year-old suspect in connection with a series of armed robberies. The man stopped briefly, asked why, then immediately stepped on the gas and fled, leading to a tense chase that ended at Aspen Meadow Drive. >> Hands up. >> You're getting pulled over. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. You're getting pulled over. >> We'll talk about that here in a second. Step out with your hands up. You're getting pulled over. This is a traffic stop. Step out with your hands up. >> Step out with your hands up. You're getting pulled over. Hey, >> the suspect stepped out holding two guns, ignoring orders to drop his weapons. >> Put the gun down. Put the gun down. Put the gun down. >> Put the gun down. Drop it. >> Drop the gun. >> It's not worth it, brother. It's not worth it. >> It's not worth it. Talk about that later. >> Hey, for now, put the gun down and walk this way. >> Put the guns down and walk this way, brother. Brother, >> drop the weapon. >> Brother, it's not worth your life. You have, Bro, you're young. It's not worth your life. >> It's not worth it. >> I want to shoot you. >> You're the end of the road. It's not worth it, brother. >> It's not worth it, brother. >> Brother, >> drop the weapon. >> Brother, it's not worth your life. You're not Bro, you're young. It's not worth your life, bro. Not worth it, brother. >> Drop the weapon, >> brother. It's not worth your life. You're not Bro, you're g. It's not worth your life, bro. >> Drop the weapon. We do not want to shoot you. >> You're the end of the road. Then go back. >> Drop the weapon. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hey, cease fire. Fire cease fire. Target fire. [Applause] [Applause] See fire on jump shot fired down. >> Hold it. Hold it. Hold it. >> In a split second of life and death, police officers fired. The suspect died. Hey, anybody got first aid? >> Resisting violence only leads to tragedy. Cooperating with the law is the only way to continue living a better life. >> In Glendale, Arizona, officer Anthony Conno spotted a small red sedan on the side of the road that appeared to have been in an accident. When he approached, he found Abel Rodriguez inside. >> I don't have any calls holding and the tom unit that took that accident earlier. I think it was just a hit and run. No vehicle info on the HR vehicle. >> I'll be in door. Open door. >> Nothing that's been called in. >> Open your [ __ ] door. >> 21 David 98. 21 David advising 998 61 in Glendale just south. I need units to start. >> Get on the ground. >> 22 Edward stay off the air for 21. >> Rodriguez pulled out a gun hidden in his shirt and opened fire and Conno returned fire. A shootout ensued. >> All units full traffic for 61 and Glendale. >> Get on the ground. Get inside your house. >> Adam 6823. >> Get on the ground. Get back in your house. >> Get on the ground. Get away from the house. >> Rodriguez was eventually treated at the scene and taken to the hospital. Con was lucky to be unharmed. It was an unexpected situation, something police officers must prepare for every day. Local fire engine. What's up, brother? In Lee County, Florida, on July 8th, 2025, on Interstate 75, trooper Jonathan Hernandez spotted a Chevy Silverado speeding at 100 mph, weaving through traffic. [Music] [Music] Nice. [Music] [Music] I think it's all set up. on the last couple of days. The troopers coordinated continuously attempting multiple pits but failing and the suspect even collided with a patrol car 155 Straight line 4 15. [Music] Despite losing a front tire, the Silverado recklessly drove more than 100 mph before being forced onto the grass and forced to Get out of the car. Pull >> his goddamn head off. >> Kevin Donald Reirdon 2, 34, resisted but was quickly subdued. At the hospital, results showed that Reirdon had a blood alcohol level of 0.152 and was found to be in possession of illegal drugs. A reckless chase ended in legal action, leaving a clear lesson. Alcohol, drugs, and driving are a toxic combination. >> Hey, hey, hey. What's in your hand? >> Hey, he's got a knife. >> In Phoenix, Arizona, on August 31st, 2025, a patrol of two officers stopped a man riding a bicycle without lights. The man suddenly ran away, forcing the two officers to chase and try to subdue him. Hey, turn over. Hey. Hey. Hey. What's in your hand? >> Hey, he's got a knife. >> Hey, turn over. Hey. Hey. Hey. What's in your hand? Hey, he's got a knife. >> During the struggle, he pulled out a knife, forcing the officers to open fire. Unfortunately, he died. 998. >> Cooperate with the police because weapons will only lead you into a corner. >> Ma'am, >> in Fairfax County, Virginia, trooper C. Aziz was talking to a drunk driver who had parked dangerously in the middle of the road. 540 Fairfax, I'm on scene. Hello. Hey, I'm Trip Ziz. Are you okay? >> Nothing. >> Why are you stopped in the middle of the street? >> Is what? >> What happened to your car, ma'am? >> Can you get back in your car for me? Get back in. Sit in your car. I'm going to close your door. Okay. I'm going to talk to you. Do you mind if I have your keys? >> No. >> Hold on to your keys for you. >> No. >> Okay. Why are you stopped in the middle of the street? I'm sorry. >> I see this. >> Okay. Are you okay? Do you want me to call medical? >> No. >> 545, you need to send me additional units. She won't identify herself. I I need you to stay in the car, ma'am. >> A truck stopped behind him to shield him when suddenly another driver, also drunk, collided with the back of the truck. Fortunately, the trooper was okay and immediately stood up and signal for help. >> Can you roll down your window? >> Okay, >> ma'am. Sit back in your car. >> Put on your seatelt for me. Okay. >> Both drivers, Joanna Hatch, 35, and Erica Bernard, 43, were arrested on multiple DUI and other criminal charges. >> Never drive under the influence of alcohol. A moment of carelessness can lead to disaster. >> Would you like to blow a little device? You just look that way. All right. Put your body back. All right. You are being placed under arrest with DI. Okay. Watch out. Watch out. >> Drop it. In San Francisco, California on September 4th, 2025, police approached one Antonio Sado, a man walking on the 101 freeway near the Caesar Chavez exit. Sado suddenly pulled out a pair of scissors. >> Hey, back. Hey, watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Drop it. >> The tense situation escalated in an instant, forcing an SFPD officer to open fire. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. >> I need to apply pressure. >> No, it hurts, man. It hurts. >> Officers then immediately provided first aid before Sorado was taken to San Francisco General Hospital where he is in stable condition. >> Your life is too precious, so don't take risks. In Russellville, Arkansas on September 5th, 2025, a silver Honda Accord was speeding at 50 mph in a 30 mph residential area, setting off a high-speed chase. When police signaled for a stop, the driver ignored it, passed the car, crossed lanes, drove more than 70 mph through a stop sign, and then sped onto Interstate 40 at a top speed of 130 mph. 27 standby. teams 37 very accurate cross about 100 turning east on I40. about 120 Madison. How are you doing? The chase continued through Pottsville where the car flew over the curb and landed in a parking He's going east on 64 now. Got a lot of smoke coming over this vehicle. But despite the speed and danger, the suspect, Nathan Jose Alimon, tried to get back on the road, but was approached by a patrol car. Kill the ground. Kill the ground. Turn around. Face down. >> Can I take my eye real quick? [Music] He faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, driving without a license, running a stop sign, and other traffic violations. >> Hey, let me see. In Vallejo, California, on August 29th, 2025, police were called to Ascot Parkway after receiving reports of car vandalism and the suspect was wanted on multiple warrants. >> Hey, let me see your hand. >> Hey, let me see your hand. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Your hand. >> Hey, let me see your hand. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Let me see your head. >> Hey, let me see your head. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Alexander Schumann was surprised. He walked straight toward them, holding up what appeared to be a gun. Schumann luckily survived the police response. >> The weapon later recovered was only an air gun, not worth the danger he himself faced. November >> in Foresight, Georgia. A car driven by Ashley Stevens, 22, aka the Hennessy Smuff, was traveling at 131 mph before crashing on I75. >> 120 48. He took exit 5. He's taking a left on exit 5. Take a left on exit five. Exiting south 645 is going to be a handicap wait coming up on exit three. Coming up on exit three. He's riding in the shoulder. He stayed on 43 48 right now. 1050 1050 1050 1050 [Music] Stevens faces a slew of charges ranging from DUI to escape and was sentenced to 2 years in prison. Hey, anybody else involved? The passenger, Rico Martin, 18, fled but was caught a few steps later and sentenced to 25 days in jail. >> Everybody put your hands up. Everybody on the ground on the ground. Stay on the ground. On the ground. Get up. >> Markeesia Shine, 21, impersonated a correctional officer and displayed multiple arrest warrants. Also in the car were Dante and Johnson, 17, who was found to be carrying a stolen gun and a 16-year-old girl who was hospitalized. >> A chaotic night of speed, alcohol, guns, and false identities ended in legal trouble. I'm blow [ __ ] up my life. [Music] [Applause] >> You got a knife, dude. You want to drop the knife? >> You want this uh picia or no? What was his lighting? >> Let's just make sure he uh doesn't go somewhere crazy, do anything, and then automatically terrorizing people. Oh my gosh. >> He trying to up the phone. >> In Bakersfield, California, police responded to a report of a man with a knife acting erratically in a parking lot on White Lane. When officers arrived, the man fled, leading to an overnight pursuit. >> What do I do? We got one armor. Then I just running eastbound right lane. Oh, put it out. I don't think it went out. >> 115 right >> lane. I'm going to keep lethal. >> In the 900 block of White Lane, an officer confronted the suspect. In a tense moment, shots were fired as the suspect held up a suspicious object. >> There's your hands right now on the ground. You recovered tonight. >> 998. 998. Let me see you the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> GMO Pedrona, 35, died. Police recovered a screwdriver instead of a knife from the suspect's side. >> 3 white lane monitor. Subject's down. Let's play mentally again this [Music] hands up. Get the [ __ ] out. >> Get out of the [ __ ] car now. >> Hands up. >> Kegler remained inside until the window was broken and he was forced out. He faces a series of charges including driving under the influence, fleeing, resisting arrest, causing property damage, and a license violation. In Boise, Idaho, Adam Lee Cook, 41, was identified as a suspect in a series of armed robberies that rocked the area. When cornered in a residential area, he fled on foot and was spotted by AK-9 hiding behind a house. Yeah, >> I'm going to kill you if you brought them out here. Show me your hands now. You're going to get bit by a dog. >> Drop the gun and show me your hands. >> Come on. Come on. Right here. Cook used a piece of wood to pretend to be a gun. This prompted police to open fire in self-defense. >> I don't know. >> It was in his right hand. >> He banged it on the wall and then he came out and presented it. >> Hey dude, we need to get you some help. Tell me where the gun is. Cook survived but faced a heavy sentence, multiple counts of robbery, escape, and weapons possession, and was eventually sentenced to life in prison with 40 years in prison. In Atlanta, Georgia, a silver Dodge Durango was speeding through a restricted area on I75, weaving across multiple lanes, nearly colliding with other vehicles, running red lights, and even cutting into oncoming traffic on Moors Mill Road. [Music] 758 [Music] first. Okay. [Music] We're in northbound wars now. [Music] on the wrong side of traffic to over pound mill. Taking a right on north side. [Music] [Music] [Music] I drop 14. Stace 14. St. Shortly after the 17th Street exit, a well-timed pit from the Georgia State Patrol stopped the getaway car. [Music] The driver and passengers were forced to exit the vehicle and the driver was quickly apprehended and taken to Fulton County Jail after a medical examination [Music] [Applause] in Bay County, Florida on September 3rd. 2025 911 calls came in about a man wandering along Weber Road carrying a gun and behaving erratically. >> Mr. Smith, by the strap and put it down, please. >> Camera on. >> It's on. >> Mr. Smith, do you know where you're at? >> Yep. This is Carolina. >> Okay. >> Can I take that off of you? Huh? >> You got a gun. You got two of them. >> I know you got two. >> Why you all mine? So why you want just one, >> Mr. Smith? When a deputy approached, Justin Chandler Smith, who had a gun hanging from his waist, became aggressive. >> Put it down. Put it down. >> Hey, shots fired. Drop the gun. >> I need code three now. I got shots fired. [Applause] When he opened fire, the deputy returned fire almost immediately. Smith died. 4241 code three. >> Back up. Back up. >> All right, they're wrecked out. Wrecked out. >> In Forest City, Arkansas on September 4th, 2025, a black Lincoln MKZ was speeding over 100 mph on I55, ignoring a stop sign. 34 city 1037 pass walker. It's a Tennessee tag. She's trying to cut behind me. Marcy, it's a Lincoln. She's trying to lock her baby. >> All right, they're wrecked out. Wrecked out here on >> as the car lost control, slid into the oncoming lane, and crashed through a wooden fence. Police closed in. Justin Brewer was arrested. >> All right, hold. >> Hey, watch your watch your crossfire. Driver, climb out to your passenger side. >> Hey, bring bring your dog over here. Bring your dog over here. Get out of the car and go face down. Go face down. >> You're getting that taste. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Down. >> Face that way. >> Evidence seized included cocaine, drug paraphernalia, and evidence that Brewer was driving with a suspended license, without insurance, and intentionally destroying evidence. Trying to flee and destroy evidence will only result in a more serious sentence. So stop before your mistake turns into a tragedy. >> Get on the ground. >> In Aurora, Colorado on August 30th, 2025, when police tried to stop a driver for a traffic violation, he did not stop and caused a series of collisions. Stay in the car. Don't move. Don't move. >> Stay in the Give Give me your hands. Show me your hands. Get your hands up, dude. >> Get your hands up. >> Yeah. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get away from them. >> The man got out of the car, ignored the police's orders, and started a struggle. The officer found a gun lying on the ground near the suspect. >> Get that [ __ ] I'll hear you. >> Get that [ __ ] Get that [ __ ] >> Get that [ __ ] I'll hear you. >> Get that [ __ ] Get that [ __ ] >> Chill. Chill. Chill. >> Get that [ __ ] >> officer. Chill. >> Get that. Get that [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. >> Oh, yeah. >> Get that Get that [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. >> Oh, yeah. >> You ready for this, huh? >> You ready for this, huh? >> Get on the ground. >> You ready for this? >> Ready for this, huh? >> You ready for this, huh? >> Get on the ground. You ready forward? >> Although he was not holding a gun, he still advanced in an attacking position. The police were forced to open fire. [Music] >> Hey. Hey, get over there behind there. There's a gun over there. Behind the boxes. >> Hey. Hey, get over there behind there. There's a gun over there. Behind the boxes. >> The man died at the scene. A small mistake is not worth your risk. >> There's one in the head as well. >> That is my dad, bro. That is my dad. All right. [Applause] >> In Decal County, Georgia on April 15th, 2025, police surveillance technology detected a murder suspect who had committed the crime just hours earlier driving a gray Nissan Ultima on Memorial Drive. Watson immediately crossed into the middle lane to flee. I got it. I think you got it. Yeah. Right here. Right here. Hang on. [ __ ] I got it. I got it. I got it. There it is. 23. Two three. Land. Two three. [Music] To prevent a potentially tragic pursuit, the police quickly executed a precise pit, causing the car to stop. Follow 17 15G. Watson and his passenger, Byron Thomas, who also had a warrant for his arrest, were restrained on the spot. No matter how fast they ran, justice would catch up. [Music] [Applause] In Fargo, North Dakota on June 7th, 2025, from a security monitoring center, an officer spotted two men in the Roberts Alley parking lot. One with an arrest warrant, the other with drugs. The man with the warrant was immediately arrested while the second man, Joseph Manatawabi, 37, fled. [Music] larger male. >> Is that Joseph? >> No. >> Joseph, >> one of our officers saw you on the camera smoking meth from the um >> I wasn't smoking. I thought I was just walking through. >> Well, they called out your exact description, so you're just going to be detained right now. Okay. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Go ahead. >> Can you just go ahead and put your >> No. Can I call Can I get some help? >> No. What am I What did I do wrong? What am I going to hand? Put your hands on your back. >> If you put your hands behind your back, we can tell you. >> Where am I going? [Applause] >> Yeah, we're good. You good? >> Yeah. >> When stopped, he resisted violently, attacked the officers, and continued to run. He's running towards the Salvation Army lot right now. American whales, >> west side of Salvation Army. northbound behind submission on the air now. Stop. >> A dramatic chase took place through several streets and finally Manitobabi was subdued and handcuffed. Manowabi was sentenced to 5 years in prison. Resistance and violence cannot erase mistakes. >> Let go of the handcuff. I was wondering if I was doing an investment. >> Such a officer, man. >> I did. He was a traitor. >> I wasn't an officer. >> I'm under cover. >> Sit up. >> You want 600? >> I'm the chief of police. I'll be illegally ted. Three counts of assault on peace officer. Now >> in the Florida Keys, a Dodge Ram was traveling 70 mph in a 45 mph zone, then fled when police signaled it to stop. The car swerved at more than 100 mph across the 7m bridge. 48. I'm passing the 31 at this point. The speeds and traffic condition >> right now. We're in full on traffic now. I'm going to try to hit real quick if I can. Thank you, sir. [Music] 103 Miami. There's really not much traffic, right? 49 48 948 I'm approaching the north or east end of the bridge which is small 47 guiding somewhere on the 15. We just pass your home with you. [Music] The reckless driver, Joshua Sephitis, forced the car into the oncoming lane and fled by boat. The Monroe Police Department's water unit approached and subdued the driver. >> Hey, you want to come out? We got Marine Patrol on the way. That was stupid. Investigation revealed that Lepitas was a repeat offender with multiple suspended licenses. He faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving, and other offenses. Surrender rather than flee. [Music] >> He's the driver. Yep. In the early morning hours of July 16th, 2024, police spotted a suspicious vehicle at the intersection of Jolly Old and Bel and attempted to conduct a traffic stop. The driver failed to comply and fled. Central on 26. >> Although police did not initially pursue the vehicle, they located the vehicle after scanning the area and conducted a felony traffic stop. However, the suspect rammed into the patrol car, prompting police to initiate a formal pursuit. Map stakes approved. >> Keep us updated on his location. We'll try to set something up. [Music] >> Shaw coming up to the construction zone here. Probably four times. [Music] >> Hagorn and Shaw approaching construction. >> Set up river this area. Barricade just through the barricade. >> We're in the barricade approaching Grand River 26 barricade. We're going to be westbound. [Music] Yeah. [Music] [Music] >> No traffic now. No traffic. Targeting division parking division 32. See conditionbound. [Music] [Music] [Music] 126. We're still eastbound. I'm not sure if I did. >> Someone stopped with no. >> Go ahead. I'm going to terminate. >> Your incident has been updated. >> Go ahead. I'm going to terminate [Music] over 1.6. Terminating. >> The pursuit lasted approximately 18 minutes until the vehicle crashed. >> 110. Continuing eastbound passing Lensport. The vehicle's breaking. He's driving the wrong way. Eastbound St. Joe's open doors open. Bailey, >> he's the driver. >> Yep. [Applause] >> 112. He's going back westbound. >> The driver, Terran Gentry, and front passenger Jaquan Fry fled, but were apprehended. The two rear passengers were cited for possession of alcohol in the vehicle. >> Tran, get on the ground now. >> Get on the ground now. Hands out. On your belly. >> On your belly. Hands behind your back. >> Cuffs off. [Music] >> Driver's under. >> Yep. >> Perfect. What are you doing? Tran. >> Teran and Shake were both taken to Sparrow Hospital for medical evaluation. Shake was released after an initial evaluation while Turan was hospitalized for a drug overdose. Both are currently in custody pending legal action in Red Bluff, California. Lewis Lane had a confrontation with police at the Walmart distribution center. Get down. Drop your gun. >> Get back over here now. >> Get on your face and face me now. >> Put your [ __ ] hands off. >> He's dropped his rifle. >> Hands up now. >> He dropped his rifle. You have a less lethal. >> Hands up. >> Show me your hands. >> Hands. >> Show me your hands. >> Rifle over here. I'm going to scare me your [ __ ] hand. >> Put your hands down. >> Hands down in front of you. Down. >> Put your hands out. >> Watch your hands up. >> I have the guns in the truck. In the truck. Maybe you'll secure that. Justin, >> hands all the way out. >> Show me your hands. Hold the way. Keep me keep your hands out in front of you. >> He's not detected. >> What a what a gunpoint. >> Don'ting move. Do noting move. >> Do you understand me? >> Yep. Good. >> Do not move. >> Do noting move. You understand me? >> Do you have any other weapons on you? I'd like to get you medical treatment if you can. >> Keep your hand when we can see you. >> Lane was knocked down at the scene and passed away on the way to the hospital. >> Do you have any firearms on you so we can get you medical help? >> Officer of the LAPD. A white cargo van led LAPD on a chaotic chase through South Los Angeles on April 30th, 2013. >> Los Angeles being pursued by a black and white unit. >> We really don't have a whole lot of details at this point. We do know uh we have Sky 5 overhead and we'll check in with Mark when he's ready, but we do know that this vehicle or van, I guess you could say, was on the 110 freeway. >> See some pedestrians right there now turning onto another street. Uh >> he's just probably just kind of going around in circles right now. probably looking for some place to dump the vehicle. Let's go up to Sky5 and Mark Kona who's actually been following this for quite a few minutes now. Mark, what can you tell us? >> Glenn and Jessica. Yeah, we just came up on this about a minute ago here. This a stolen vehicle, a van, a white cargo van here that was reported stolen out of uh the South LA area just minutes ago. Now, he actually caught this uh van as they >> at one point, the van collided with both a police unit and a civilian vehicle, but instead of surrendering, the suspect doubled down, shoving cars out of the way like a kid playing bumper cars. >> It looks like he is trying to evade arrest here. Uh we will see what he attempts to do. It looks going to be making his way southbound. He was just northbound on that very street. Now he's going southbound. It looks like he's made his way out of uh now. And as you can see, there he is. He's just collided with a vehicle here. He just collided with cross traffic here right at the intersection of Washington. And so police units are behind him. He's going to try and get away here. And does he? He sure does. Oh my gosh. So now he's going to be eastbound on Washington. He somehow uh freeway is going to try and shimmy around on the right shoulder there. It looks like he's >> Wow. He's just kind of pushing cars out of the way trying to get through and uh you know other cars don't want to get involved in this and so they're going to move out of the way. And that seems to be the case. He's made his way to the Vermont Jefferson just on the north side of the campus of USC. And I believe he's going to be coming up on Vermont. And he is now kind of shimmying through traffic there. And he might have uh he might have collided with a couple of campuses of USC now. And uh again, this guy just has shown us that he will do absolutely anything uh necessary to uh to evade capture here >> like this. >> Looks like he's now turning on >> eastbound. Eastbound. Eastbound XO. >> Yeah, he's now on Exposition Boulevard. The USC campus uh is open to the to the right. You see the uh the metro. >> He looks wedged in between this. >> Yeah, he might be getting found. And see if we can see some of the activity. >> Yeah, for a time he was wedged, but now he's kind of made his way through traffic there. He's on exposition now turning southbound onto a smaller street here. Basically on the south side of the USC campus here. >> Look at the damage on the front end. I mean, it is completely exposed. I'm surprised that the radiator okay and he has it open. Oh, now he's going in an alley. This this will be interesting here. >> That could lead to a dead end or something. >> Also, for those of you who don't know, Mark Kono is flying a helicopter. He's also talking to air traffic control and keeping out of the way of LAPD. That's >> it's slightly disabled. We just don't know at this point. Uh you know, he's going to be making a right turn. And uh there he is. He just tried to make the right turn a little bit too fast and now he's going to try out of this. So, he has been uh uh able to do so countless times before and now now here's another time he is just now he was basically taking that turn too fast and he uh couldn't make the turn and so he just got pinned up against the curb there and and the vehicle but um he is able to get get out of that one as we have seen time and time again at this point. So again, he's just kind of making his way making the round through the neighborhood here, east, west, north, and south through this residential area just south of >> As the chase continued, it became clear that this driver was either incredibly lucky, narrowly avoiding pedestrians and other vehicles, you know, why they do things, but uh we don't know for sure that the man is from this particular neighborhood, but he definitely knows well certainly seems to know a little bit about the layout of this neighborhood here in terms of streets and uh you know, where to turn and uh he just seems kind of know the ins and outs of this neighborhood. So, he's been just uh kind of making the rounds over say a five to 10 block square radius here and he continues to do so. >> They're getting him at each stop sign though. I mean, he's ran over multiple and then now an officer just pulled back a woman there on the corner. >> Somebody was yelling. Yeah. Ran right down the street. >> Somebody was yelling at him. Maybe someone he knows. Like Glenn said, if he does live in this neighborhood, there could be relatives, >> you know, asking him to stop. >> Okay. He's turning down another alley. You know, the officer's right behind him, but you think at this point just give it up. I mean, >> is definitely uh disabled and on his way uh uh to, you know, slowing down even more. So hopefully they can bring this to an end. It sure seems like that is going to be the case at this point. >> With the van sporting extensive damage and the situation escalating, it was only a matter of time before the inevitable crash landing or perhaps a dramatic Hollywood style escape would unfold. He's uh just kind of making his way around, but I would suspect that Oh, he slips and that is what's going to do him in. So, he slips and falls and that's what did him in the LAPD uh able to swarm this guy basically and bring this to an end. Uh wow, what an amazing pursuit. My goodness. >> Well, it doesn't look like he's giving up very easy. I mean, we've got, let's see, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 nine. Well, >> they keep coming. >> They keep coming. They have got a struggle on their hands. Okay, neighborhood here and that is where it ends. But uh yeah, this is on Vermont here just south of 43rd and this is going to be tied up for quite a while for the investigation here. But yeah, there you go. This uh has now been taken into custody. >> Okay, Mark up in Sky 5. And look at him. He's actually laughing. >> Hands up. >> Show your hands right now. [Music] pull over. >> In another intense helicopter assisted pursuit, law enforcement tracked the speeding vehicle racing southbound, weaving through streets at dangerous speeds. >> 1031 vehicle racing. At least [Music] going south. [Music] I'm just going to sound [Music] a I lost to the side. [Music] >> After losing sight momentarily, officers regained visual as the car sped towards South Inis Boulevard. >> Driving at a high rate of speed. >> Back off. Let A1 take over. 63 to 20. Confirm you shut it off. 104 take right on highway up. >> Air1 has it. Nobody behind it. Coming up to South Dennis Boulevard. It uh slowed down. Coming up to South Dennis Boulevard 41. South Dennis Boulevard in 41. 52 >> stopped at the stop sign there. Still on South Enos Boulevard 2022 3079 Union Frank. It's going to be my new town. Going to be going southbound on 776. Appears to be driving normal. Another vehicle to stuck off at 41. >> Temple just increased its speed. Passing district 3 >> 63 just passed my location. high rate of speed. >> All right, Unice, if you just want to back off, we'll follow it and see where it goes. See if it pulls in somewhere. Looks like it's going to be going into uh hourglass Estates. I believe that's all one way in, one way out. >> The pursuit continued with the vehicle eventually slowing down, driving normally for a brief moment before accelerating once again, heading towards our Glasses Estates, a dead-end neighborhood with only one way in and out. >> When you come in, we'll direct you. just uh stopped in a culdeac at the entrance. Whoever is the last person here, >> the next street south is Circlewood Drive. It definitely entered an hourglass. >> As the vehicle parked at the far end of the street, officers quickly surrounded the area, preparing for a high-risisk stop. The suspect's door swung open and with K9 units and a helicopter spotlighting the scene, the driver stepped out with hands raised. >> Hands up. >> Show your hands right now. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out. >> Do you have somebody with you? >> Not stopping. You're pushing me. >> Ma'am, you're pushing >> the automatic door. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, stop. Yeah, this [ __ ] is >> Stop. >> A woman allegedly drunk is denied boarding her flight back to Phoenix. >> You live here locally. >> No, I live in Phoenix. I live in Phoenix. >> All right. >> And I would like to have my my flight that I am actually scheduled to go back to Phoenix. You see? >> Okay. Yeah. You're not going to go back to Phoenix today. >> Yeah, of course not. >> They denied you. >> Yeah, of course they did. >> The exit's over here. >> Uh the exit. >> The exit. We're leaving the airport. Do you have family in town? Keep going. >> Police officers attempt to escort her out of the airport, but she refuses to comply, questioning why she cannot fly. >> You can tell me what's going on. >> You have You've been denied flight today. You need >> Okay. Okay. I understand. I've been denied. >> Finish the sentence. >> Then then please finish the sentence. >> You've denied flight. You need to leave the airport property. You're not a flying passenger at this point. >> I am not a flying passenger and I need to leave the airport at this time. Okay. Okay, >> keep walking. >> I am walking. >> Okay, you can't stop in here. I am not stopping. You're pushing me, >> ma'am. You're pushing. >> The automatic doors on you. >> Go over here to the escalator. >> So glad that you can tell me where to go. >> So glad that you can tell me where. >> That's their job. >> Go dramatically. >> Okay, hold on to the rail. I don't I don't have the baggage. I don't have it. >> Hold on to the rail for me. have baggage. >> I don't have any baggage. I don't need to go down there. I don't have any baggage. >> That's where people pick you up. >> I don't have baggage. They are not picking me up anymore. >> Listen to me. Go outside. >> You're putting your hands. >> Go outside. Okay. Keep going. >> Keep going. >> Keep going. >> Pushing. Pushing. You see, you're pushing. You're pushing. >> Keep going. >> Keep going. >> Okay. Are you going to let me go? >> Are you going to call somebody or have the >> Uber or lift away? Which are you going to do? >> Uber and Lift is down there. >> Okay. I need you to call a friend or Uber or lift. >> Call for a ride so you don't have to go to jail. >> Okay. I I will do that. I don't need to go to jail because reporting >> Listen to me. Go to jail. >> I have a ride on the way. >> I already have it on the way. >> Call him. >> It's my husband. He's already on the way. >> Call him. I want to see how far out he is. Well, you don't really get to choose how far out he is. >> I get to choose whether you go to jail or you go home with your husband. So, >> I choose I go to jail because I have lawyers. Please, please, please, please choose I go to drunk. >> Please, please, please choose. I go drunk. >> Do you really want to do that? >> No, no, no. Choose that. Choose that. Seriously, I have lawyers. >> You really want to do that? >> No, I don't. But I know that you don't want to do it either. So, stand up. >> Sergeant Holmes, >> you want to go to jail? We'll go to jail. That's right. [Music] >> Come on. >> Ignoring the police's instructions to call a family member or arrange a ride home. She becomes argumentative leading to a physical struggle. She continues to challenge the officers. >> Stop. >> They turn me around. >> They turn me around. You're not cooperating around. >> You're not cooperating. >> Turn me around. >> The officers eventually place her in a chair to transport her to a patrol car where she continues to argue about her rights and belongings. >> Turn. I will sit down. Just Just >> get your foot right up there. >> Yeah, sure. Sure. >> Absolutely. You're raising kids. They're going to torture other kids. this bench. Get her to the bench. >> Get your foot off this. Get your foot off. Got to get lower. >> Yeah, you've got to get lower cuz you have to hurt me. I get it. They are trying to hurt me. They are trying to hurt me right now. Okay, >> now we're going to get it figured out. Okay. He just wrecked out. Just wrecked out. Start at 106. Change. >> Yeah. 104. It's a rollover. Trooper Walker was traveling eastbound on Interstate 630 when he noticed a silver Toyota Camry whose driver, Marcus Scott, was not wearing a seat belt. Walker decided to follow the vehicle as it continued on to Interstate 30 westbound. As Scott turned off I 30 onto Roosevelt, Trooper Walker activated his hazard lights to stop the vehicle. However, Scott did not stop. Continued through the intersection through the red light and accelerated away. >> 30 occupied two times. Two black on 30 east. occupied two time zones. I have two weapons [Music] mean 60% in wood. Boulevard. >> We want to wear anything. >> Walker activated his siren and notified dispatch of the pursuit. >> Scott drove off the right shoulder to avoid vehicles stopped at the red light, then re-entered the lane and returned to I30, accelerating to 129 mph, weaving between vehicles. Still hotter passport space fire. He just raced out. Just wrecked out. Start at 106. Interchange. >> Yeah. 10 four. It's a roll over lefty. While attempting to turn onto I40, Scott lost control of the vehicle, collided with a sign, and flipped over. The vehicle came to rest on the side of the road in a construction driveway. >> 4change. >> Yeah. 10 4. It's a roll over. >> Anybody else in the car? >> Anybody else in the car? Anybody else in the car? >> Let me check on them. They got any guns in there in there. >> Hey, turn around. >> Yes, sir. I'm good. You said the driver's in there, >> man. Oh, is he in there? >> No, he's not. >> Oh, I ain't got nothing on him. >> Damn. >> Adam 44 Little Rock. The driver's been ejected and the passenger passenger's talking. Uh checking on the driver now. >> Damn. >> Be right there. Stop. >> I got you. I got you. >> Just relax. >> I got you. >> I'm getting into a car in a minute. >> Start reading. >> Hey buddy, can you hear me? Hey buddy, can you hear me? Hey bud. What's his name? >> Paul. Call him Ball. Ball. >> Paul. >> Ball. B A L. Ball. >> B A L L. Hey ball. Hey ball. Can you hear me? >> Hey ball. Can you hear me, buddy? Ball. >> Driver's not responding. >> No, he's not. >> I told you, bro. I'm a driver, bro. You just came pick me up in the morning. Nothing to do. [ __ ] man. >> Hey. >> Hey, we got a body here. Okay. >> 44. Going to have to start a I guess. Go ahead. Start 1011. 1016 if you hadn't already. Just walk over to my >> Hit me up. Hit me up, please. >> Are you good, >> man? I'm hurt, man. [ __ ] You ain't got no guns on you. >> No, I ain't got I ain't got [ __ ] man. >> [ __ ] Damn. >> Just stay seated. >> He just came and picked me up, bro. You got behind him, man. [ __ ] >> Y'all panicked. That's why I pulled you over. >> I'm going pass. >> Y'all didn't have no seat belt on, obviously. >> Yeah, I ain't got [ __ ] on me, >> man. You are lucky, >> bro. Please check on him, man. I'm I'm breathing, bro. Check on him. >> Let me go. I got some gloves. Okay. >> Can you [ __ ] Can you help me get over there out this grass? This [ __ ] itchy as hell. I I can get up. Walk this way. Oh, [ __ ] Why the [ __ ] do you do this [ __ ] man? Walk this way. Appreciate it, bro. [ __ ] >> man. My shoes came this [ __ ] Walk this way. Damn. >> Oh, come on. Get in front of my car. I'm going to set you in my car. Okay. Whoa. Sit right here. >> Scott did not survive. The injured passenger was later arrested on charges of not wearing a seat belt, possession of drugs and a weapon, and possession of drugs for the purpose of trafficking. [Music] >> Step out of the car. Under arrest. >> I'm not under arrest. >> Step out of the car. >> I can't do this. You're under arrest. You're underrest. >> A woman, having already accumulated two traffic offenses earlier this year, is pulled over for speeding again. The officer calmly informs her that because this is her third offense, she faces a potential fourthderee misdemeanor, which could mean 30 days in jail and a $250 fine. >> Cited you for speeding. Here's what I'm going to do for you. This is your third offense in this year. Because of that, Can I help you? Yeah, that's my wife. Okay. Um I think it's uh I might have an insurance card for her. She's saying something about an insurance card. >> Yeah, if you've got one that would make a life easier for >> just called me and I was like, "Oh crap, I I I think I might either have one in my wallet or in the glove. Just give me about a couple minutes to look around." >> That's awesome. >> So, what I was saying is this is your third offense in the year. >> I can enhance this ticket to a fourthderee misdemeanor because of that. I'm not going to do >> what? >> Instead, he offers to issue a standard speeding ticket, saving her from the harsher penalty. >> I'm going to give you the regular speeding ticket and not give you the one that has the possible jail penalty involved. >> So, I'm giving you the regular speeding ticket because you've had two priors. You will have to appear in court for this one. The court date is the 5th of November, 12 noon. >> I haven't had a speeding. Karen refuses to sign the ticket, demanding the officer repeat himself multiple times. >> Okay. You must appear in court for this one. All of the court information is in this brochure right there. >> Can you repeat everything you just said to me now? >> No, I'm going to repeat it to you. You're the one who's getting the tickets. >> Well, I'm the one whose life has been destroyed by the police officers, and I can't handle this. >> Okay. All you need to do is sign the ticket, and you'll be done. >> Signing anything. Not signing anything >> to my husband. >> I will happily repeat everything to him as soon as you sign the ticket. >> I'm I cannot sign that ticket. >> Step out of the car. >> Under arrest. >> I'm not under arrest. >> 57. >> I can't do this. >> Out of the car. I can't do this. >> You're under arrest. Get out of the car. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> If he's under arrest, get back. Not signing the ticket. >> Wait a minute. >> When she still refuses, the officer warns her of the consequences and arrest for not signing. Her obstinence leads to her being handcuffed, all while she continues to whine and complain. God [ __ ] >> I can't do that. [Music] >> Get back. >> Take a video. Help me. Take a video. Take a video. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting or you get so much more. You are not. You already threatened me with jail. Fred me with jail. The fine. I'm trying to make it. >> I'm not doing anything. >> No, I can't do this. I can't do this. Officer, >> put your feet in the car. [Applause] >> Stay away from the car. Please stay away from her. Okay. >> She's uncomable, I think. What can I >> sure? You got to talk to her for a couple seconds. [Music] >> Stay in there for you. He wants to talk to you. You got two minutes. [Music] >> What sucker? I asked him. I asked him to read you to tell you what you were telling what he was telling me to you and he refused. He refused but he already arrested me again. >> Honey but he's threatened with jail time. >> Honey, listen. I'm trying to help you. You do things my way. I'm getting you released. >> Oh, really? Really? >> You have to sign the ticket. Keep your cool. >> I was, but I asked him to tell you. >> Please don't say anything to him. Just sign it. Just sign it and you're home free. calm your jet. >> Her husband tries to calm her down, pleading with her to simply sign the ticket. Eventually, the officer removes the handcuffs, giving her one last chance. [Music] >> I'm going to get her phone. I'm going to put her I'm going to put her phone right on there. Okay. Yeah, you can park right in the back. Stay calm and cooperate. Remember, arguing or acting out only makes things worse and can turn a minor issue into a significant problem. Showing respect and understanding that officers are doing their job. >> Yep. >> Okay. Swing your legs out. >> We're hydro. Okay. Don't make this issue any worse than it is right now. So glad that they are recording. >> Yeah, me too. >> A woman clearly under the influence was pulled over by an officer for speeding at 114 mph. [Music] Come here. >> No, just walk to me. Walk. Walk normal. >> Stone here. What's going on? >> What's going on? >> You're doing 114 miles an hour. >> Was I? >> Yeah. You blew right? You blew right on by me. 114 miles an hour. >> Where? I am. >> How How fast do you think you were going? >> 70. I don't know. >> Okay. Where you going to? >> I am going to >> Berlin. >> Yes. >> That's where you live. >> No. Lunas. >> Okay. Lunas. >> Yes. >> Okay. Who else is in the car with you? >> Just me. >> Just you. Okay. You have your ID with you? >> I do. >> It's right there. >> Okay. Let's go get your ID. [Music] >> Jessica, how how much how much did you have to drink? >> What's not much to you? >> I didn't have anything to drink. >> Yeah, you did. Cuz I can smell from your breath. >> One. >> You had what? She was defensive from the start, denying her actions and claiming she only had a couple of beers. >> What time? >> Any major head injury? No. See my finger? >> Follow my fingertip with your eyes only. Don't move your head. This hand's going to move from your left to right. Fault the whole time. I missed [Applause] 8 9 1 2 Okay, >> sit right there. Sit on my light. Turn to face me. Heels and toes together. Is that your sides? Next test called the one leg stand. Okay. When I tell you to begin, what I want you to do is raise the leg of your choice. Either your left leg or your right leg approximately 6 in parallel with the ground. Okay. Stop. >> Stop. Currently, one hand here and one hand there. One hand on the light. Both hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Did you hear me? Did you hear me? >> Hey, >> did you hear me? Both hands behind your back. Thank you. Leave your hands right there. >> Why? Turn or turn. >> Hey, no. >> Turn. >> Trust me. Trust me. You don't want to make things worse. Don't resist. Okay. You're the one that made the poor choice of driving, not me. >> Hey. >> Hey. What? Turn. Turn. >> Turn. Turn. Turn. So I can fix it. There you go. Okay. Jessica, listen to you right now. I'm about to tell you something very important. You are under arrest. >> Yeah. >> For driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. >> I'm not under drugs. >> Hold on. Hold on. It's both. Okay. I'm not under drugs. >> And no, I said and or drugs. That's is the way that's the way it's read. And or drugs. The Mexico Pin Act requires you to submit to a breath test. >> Excuse me. >> If you if you refuse to take our test, >> okay? >> Listen, I'll I'll start over again. >> You are going to ruin my your AA. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Who decided to drive? Don't blame me. Blame yourself. >> Can you please >> I'm not waiting. Okay. >> Here we go. Here we go. Come back here. >> No, >> let's go. Let's go. >> See how she struggled to follow simple instructions, argued back, and resisted arrest. >> Yeah. To get towed, >> please. >> You could have called for a ride earlier, right? >> Okay. I'm asking you. Please. >> No, Jessica. >> I'm asking you for please. >> Can you please help me? No. Can you please help me? No. >> Don't make things worse for you. >> Don't make Because because I have things to do still. >> I still have things to do, too. >> Well, I got Okay. Tonight, I got things to do like book you. You have things like what? Tonight you have nothing to do now. >> Like sleep right now. >> Okay. Well, you should have thought about that before you drove. Okay. Jessica, get in. Get your feet in. Jessica, help me. >> Jessica, get just I will still talk to you. >> Why? >> Jessica, move your foot. >> Can you please help me? >> I will help you. I saved your life tonight. You're welcome. >> Despite being told the consequences of refusing a breathalyzer, she continued to plead with the officer. >> Get out. >> Jessica, did you hear me? >> Why? >> Get out. >> Why? What do you mean why? >> Don't Don't Did you just hit me? >> Her defiance peaked when she allegedly swung at the officer, which only led to additional charges. >> That's another charge. >> Did I hit you? >> Turn around. >> Yeah. >> Look at me. >> Chill out. Chill out. >> I am so glad that they are recording. >> Yeah, me too. Me too. Turn. Don't turn. turned. I am turned. >> Don't turn and face me before they >> don't turn and face me. >> I am turned. >> Don't turn to face me. I said >> I am turned. >> Do not turn and face me. >> I am turned. >> Give me this other hand right here. >> Am I not giving you my hand? >> This one right here. I said thank you. Don't pull away. Jessica, >> I was about to go in the back where you asked me to be. >> Did I say move right now? I didn't. Looks like you got another charge. Just so you know. Okay. >> Why is it on another charge? >> Cuz you swung at me. >> I did not swing at you. >> Luckily, Luckily, I have a bad camera. Luckily, I have a bad camera. >> You grabbed me. >> Luckily, I have a bad camera. Let's go. She was failing to grasp that her actions were only making matters worse. Instead of arguing and resisting, a better approach would have been to cooperate with the officer. Always remember, a moment of humility can prevent a lifetime of regret. Hey, shut up. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. On October 14th, 2022, a high-speed police chase unfolded in Metro Atlanta when Brook Haven police attempted to stop a vehicle driving Elijah Jennings, a 28-year-old murder suspect from Philadelphia. Driver, roll your windows down. >> Roll all the windows down. All the windows. >> I got one driver. I can see him. He's got a black hoodie. I can't see. >> Keep your hands up on the wheel. >> Jennings, who was wanted for a deadly shooting in May 2022, initially complied with officers before suddenly fleeing, leading to a tense pursuit through the city. Invisible, buddy. >> Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. >> Come to me. >> Hey, he's gone. He's going. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Move. Move. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. [Music] >> Taging. Hanging. direction. [Applause] We've already [Applause] [Music] got >> Despite several attempts to immobilize the vehicle, Jennings continued to evade capture until he crashed his car. 85. [Music] [Applause] Watch out for pedestrians. Pedestrians. [Applause] [Music] Hey, come. Hey, come. Hey, show me your hands. Show me your hand. Show me your hands. Get on the ground. On the ground. Get on the ground. The chase came to an end when K9B, a Brook Haven Bulldog, apprehended Jennings, who sustained only superficial injuries. >> Good boy. >> Good boy. >> Good boy. >> Hold up. Hold up. [Applause] Get out. [Applause] 389. All [Applause] right. >> We've only got this side of fire. Jennings was subsequently arrested and taken to the Dalp County Detention Center where he awaits extradition to Pennsylvania. >> Are you double Are you double locked or not? >> One more time. >> You good? >> You did double lock, right? Yep. >> Nope. Sit up. Put your foot in. You got to help me sit up. You'll [Applause] fit. I fit bigger people than you. >> Nope. >> Don't lay down. [Music] >> In a tense high-speed pursuit, police chased a white BMW as it sped through city streets at over 120 mph, evading capture. >> Speed taken off from me. I can't get a tag yet. Sorry. Sanders Road on Highway 20 taking a ride on the neighbor. Violation will be speeding and failing to dim lights. >> The driver skillfully navigated through traffic, making quick lane changes and even avoiding spike strips laid out by officers. Now I'm lose side of him. He's southbound uh passing Billy Pal now. He's probably at about 120. So be careful. Don't It's not worth it if you can't save. >> Looks like he's in the fast now. He just switched to the slow lane. He's in the slow lane. Now we're coming up to Shiloh Road. Good fight. Good spot. 52 21. Is it a white BMW? >> I got him. He's going left. I make te going toward the house. [Music] >> The pursuit covered several key locations, including a sharp turn at a McDonald's and a stretch down Ronald Reagan Drive. for Nancy Reagan, the white BMW behind you. I'll call it right on mile [Music] 90. No traffic. Throughout the chase, officers coordinated over the radio, emphasizing the need for caution due to the dangerous speeds and heavy traffic. GMC does not have anybody. [Music] >> He's slowing down now. He's about 80 going up to Union Hill. Look, we're taking right on Union Hill. [Music] >> Yes. Front tire is flat. We're going north on Union Hill toward guys. [Music] That don't sit well. That don't sit well. [Music] Despite the driver's best efforts to escape, the pursuit ended decisively when officers executed a successful pit maneuver, bringing the BMW to a halt. The chase concluded with the driver's apprehension, marking the end of a harrowing ordeal on the road. >> Get your hands out of the car right now. >> Got a pit. Got a pit. Hit the like button and subscribe for more thrilling chases. When you think of a police chase involving a supercar, you probably imagine high octane thrills, screeching tires, and a daring escape. But let us be honest, the reality often has a little less glamour and a lot more. What were they thinking? Take for instance our recent episode where an Arkansas state trooper found himself in a not so classic showdown with a Range Rover. Except this was not your typical sleek, shiny ride. Nope. This one looked like it had been on the losing end of a spray paint fight and was sporting tags so fake even a blind demon burglar could spot them. [Music] [Music] The chase did not disappoint. The driver, clearly thinking their skills were on par with a Formula 1 racer, decided to make a run for it. Well, there [Music] [Music] [Music] Let me see your hands. Worthy street. Worthy street. Got them pin it out. Got them at gunpoint. You get out of thating car, motherucker. Can you hear me? Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Hey, you going to come with me? >> Yeah. >> Start me an ambulance. [Applause] >> Get out. >> Why would you do that? >> Get the [ __ ] out of the car. Don't run from me. >> Get out. >> I'm trying. Hang on. Please, dude. >> Come on. >> Please. Hang on. >> I can't word you. >> Please. You going to do anything else more stupid? >> No sir. >> No sir. >> You got any guns on you? >> No sir. >> What the are you running for? >> I don't know, dude. >> What do you mean you don't know? [Music] >> You keep your hands right here. Look at me. Put your hands right here. >> If you were going to try and outrun the law, maybe make sure your getaway vehicle is not something that screams, "I am up to no good," and has a trunk full of warrants to boot. [Music] Singapore. Singapore. >> When a supercar like the Porsche Panamera decides to challenge the law, it's almost like watching a highstakes game of cat and mouse. Only the mouse is doing 153 mph. Come back out of the lake. 123 23. >> Let's go. Pull over. >> All right, we're pulling over at the exter 33. It's going to be a whiskey driver. Let's see if the white horse passes us and I'll go after that one as well. >> Both of them. >> No, I got the >> In Hillsboro County, Florida, the Florida Highway Patrol found themselves chasing down this sleek, high-priced escape artist. One could almost hear the Porsche's engine purring, "Catch me if you can. [Music] westbound pass 332 on the right shoulder. 56 and you're recording 31. Still left. Mo traffic 28. [Music] Yep, I got him. Hit 25 approaching 25. >> Hey, see if we can get out. I'm right on him. I'm right on. radio. [Music] [Music] But of course, in the showdown between horsepower and handcuffs, the real action hero isn't the car, but the officer who coolly executed a textbook pit maneuver, bringing the speeding drama to a screeching halt. your hands. >> Get on the ground, man. Get on the ground. >> Get the [ __ ] on the ground, man. Stay right. 154. >> Don't you [ __ ] move right now. Don't move. Don't youing. And as the dust settled and the suspect was cuffed, it was clear even a Porsche, no matter how fast, can't outrun the long arm of the law. The FBI's impeccable timing proves that speed is not everything after all. >> Hey, did he put anything in his phone, man? [Applause] The recent police chase involving a McLaren in Alpharetta highlights the dangers of high-speed pursuits and the serious consequences of driving under the influence. 392. >> The driver was clocked at an astonishing 155 mph in a 65 mph zone, blatantly disregarding the safety of others on the road. 38 lights [Music] go ahead [Music] location When police attempted to pull the driver over, he failed to stop, initiating a dangerous high-speed chase. >> Okay, I need >> Okay, hold traffic. I can't see a tag instructed. Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Let me see both of your hands. Where are you headed to so quickly? >> Let me see your hands. Keep your hands up. Where are you headed to so quickly? >> Okay. Why did you not stop when you saw my blue lights behind you? >> You didn't see my blue light? All right. I did get you with a radar device. You have a right to an accuracy check of my device. All right. You understand that? All right. I got you going 155 and a 65. All right. How much alcohol have you had to drink tonight? >> Not much. How much is not much? >> Three drinks. >> What time was that at? Tell him to move along, please. Do you know this person? >> All right. >> Three. >> All right. You're all over the road as well. Failing to maintain your lane. All right, I got behind you. I turned my blue lights on way back in Alpharetta. You took off on me. You didn't see my blue lights or hear my emergency siren. All right, go ahead and step out for me. Hey, come here. Have a seat right there. Have a seat right there. Tango 399. Copy. Temp tag 21830614. 218 30614. Oh, forgot Sandy Springs out with me. Keep your hands out of your pocket. >> All right. >> Eventually, the driver was apprehended and it became evident that alcohol played a role in his reckless behavior. During the field sobriety tests, the driver struggled to maintain his balance and follow basic instructions, further confirming his impaired state. >> Where is home at for you? Where is home at? Home. I have a several residents. >> All right. Okay. What I'm going to ask you to do is I'm going to ask you to take a deep breath and blow your to like you're blowing up a balloon. Okay. >> Why would I do that? >> Do what? >> Why would I do that? >> Why? Cuz it's one of my roadside evaluation voluntary. If you don't want to do it, I'm not going to make you. >> Okay. So, what else? What else are you doing? >> You don't want to do this? >> Bring your hands back. >> Being placed under arrest for DUI and reckless driving. Despite being given the opportunity to take a breathalyzer test, the driver refused, invoking Georgia's implied consent law, which resulted in additional legal consequences. [Applause] was being arrested. >> All right, hold on back here. >> Ultimately, the driver was arrested and charged with DUI, reckless driving, and other related offenses. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of responsible driving, and the severe penalties that come with endangering lives on the road. The McLaren, once a symbol of luxury and speed, was impounded as a result of this reckless and dangerous behavior. Is he running? Did he run? >> Yep. He's going on bike. He's running. >> No, they missed the top six. They missed something. [Music] The recent high-speed police chase involving a stolen Mercedes-Benz highlighted the intense challenges law enforcement faces when dealing with criminals in high performance vehicles. vehicle in front of me. We're still northbound 111 miles an hour 135 135 northbound 249 23 [Music] 4 exiting county. [Music] While the suspect, a known fentinel trafficker, managed to evade multiple attempts by the Florida Highway Patrol criminal interdiction units to bring the chase to a halt. [Music] 326. We're still eastbound on Parkway. Uh, we'll probably get a subject right at this felony 1031 northbound land northbound land drug charges also three and Central. [Music] With the Mercedes-Benz powerful engine and advanced handling capabilities, the suspect reached speeds exceeding 100 mph, weaving through light traffic and exploiting every opportunity to elude capture. [Music] [Music] Single forward. Single forward. Still going. >> You wondered why he's got visual the vehicle. >> Don't move. You never show me your ass. Show me your head. Do not move. Show me your head. Do not move. Do not move. >> 64 64. >> Put your feet out of the car. Put your feet out of the vehicle. Single floor. >> Out of the car. Stand up. Turn around. >> What's your point? >> Put your hands up. Get your hands up. Back up over there. Back up here. Back up to me. Back up. >> Washington. Land. Washington. >> Your knees. Lay down with me. Lay down flat on the ground. >> Orlando. We got the vehicle at Landar. And >> I don't have a cross for you. 231. >> The chase eventually ended with his arrest. Weird ass [ __ ] ass [ __ ] [Music] He He's going through my phone with no warrant. Him. He keeps going through my phone with no warrant. They violated my rights. He keeps going through my phone with no warrant. >> 38 Street. >> Police pursued an armed robbery suspect who was driving at high speed endangering pedestrians. The chase was intense through several streets including baseline and 38 streets. >> That unit fire department. They cannot let us go through that gas. Coming up to baseline speed 70, light traffic. Just having to pass other eastbound cars. Flight traffic speed 90 westbound. Just past high school inside lane. Speed's about 90. [Music] Just went through the red light going northbound southeast 44th Avenue Road. >> Westbound 38th Street headed back out toward >> rollover. >> The suspect's car eventually flipped over after a collision. >> Street headed back out towards roll over. Get off the ground. Get off the ground. >> Come up. [Music] >> When asked to drop his weapon, the suspect refused and became threatening, forcing police to open fire. >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. station fire. >> The suspect was shot, but his life was not in danger. >> On January 6th, 2022, Trooper Bird and his partner Martin spotted a white 2013 Audi A7 tearing down I130 after Alexander PD gave up the chase. Arkansas George Frank Charles Adam Victor Tom White out 30 eastbound I'm not taking down 125 [Music] Perfect. Perfect. About a mile for the rock traffic number 305. There's one lane on a [ __ ] to get hurt around here. [Music] GPS 440. very slowly all around. [Music] speeds reached 135 mph. But hey, nothing says catch me if you can like an outdated Audi trying to outrun law enforcement with a death wish. The troopers deployed a GPS launcher to track this wild ride. And after a slow speed maneuver, Bud Little Owens was arrested. 3 years in prison. Guess he's not as fast as he thought. Show me youring hand. Do not move. >> Hit the like button and subscribe for more thrilling chases with supercars. >> The vehicle's continuing. The vehicle's continuing. >> A tense morning in Miami erupted into a high-speed chase between the Florida Highway Patrol and a stolen white truck. The initial report via radio described the truck driving dangerously, endangering other road users. [Music] >> 115 signal 104 unit road now from 79th Avenue. [Music] It's a white work van. White work van. All right. South River Drive. [Music] >> 23. 23. 23. Go for it. Go for it. >> The truck weaved between lanes attempting to evade capture near South River Drive. Officers identified the vehicle and tracked its direction. The chase spanned multiple neighborhoods, supported by constant communication over the radio. Despite the patrol's efforts, the truck continued its reckless path, ignoring all attempts to stop it. [Music] [Music] signal. [Music] Sanform, the vehicle's continuing. The vehicle's continuing. [Music] [Applause] [Music] 20. [Music] >> Finally, at the intersection of Northwest 74th Street and Second Avenue, officers blocked the truck. Two suspects were apprehended without injury and the truck was recovered with no significant damage. [Music] man. [Music] P star 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 spotted the vehicle matching the description. Traveling in lane two towards 228 down left. [Music] Left lane 228. [Music] Now going in left lane. There's a lot of cars for me to I'm unable to pit. A lot of cars around [Music] attempting to pit. Uh they still roll. We coming up on the 231. They going towards the right line. Coming up on a 231 still going towards the right lane. We still going northbound. [Music] [Music] Getting off at the 237. Excuse me. Continuing on 237 on the right shoulder. Continued on 237 on the left shoulder. Drive past 237 going north. [Music] [Music] They taking a 285. They taking 285. You know, I'm at the 285. [Music] Just forced to pop off the shoulder. Still going towards 285. Going west. 285. 41. 285. Pit, pit, pit, 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. Start 52. Pit pit pit pit pit pit. 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 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 she was taken to the hospital and an arrest warrant was issued. Stop. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase you. You better stop. Hands. >> Stop moving. >> A white Ford F-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. >> Yeah, we're 1000. >> We are 10100 at Edwards Lake Road headed towards 459. Copy. about 1379 data >> highway. >> Turn right. He's going to turn right. >> 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. Right. 459. Another U-turn and we're headed back. >> Another U-turn headed back towards center point. >> Passing east force drop. 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 >> Drive. Biscane Drive. >> Taking a left on Carolyn Court. We did a U-turn on Biscane. >> Uturn on Biscuit. >> 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. on Valley. >> 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 9inth Avenue South. >> 9th and 84. >> Put your blinker on now. Turning on to 83rd Street South. Crossing over First Avenue. Crossing over 1st Avenue North. He's about to bail. He just went off road into the park. Offroad into the car. >> No clue where we're at. Oh, poor God. I thought he was 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. >> Turning left on. >> You had to go right. There he is. Bailed out. Just bailed out on foot. >> Bailed out. >> Ready. However, after several tense minutes of pursuit, the driver finally exited the 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 it over. >> Roll over. On your face. On your face. Stop moving. I will tase you again. Stop moving. Roll over on your stomach. >> A police officer patrolling eastbound on Interstate 30 near mile marker 142 spotted a Chevrolet Malibu speeding north. The car accelerated to 80 mph in a 60 mph zone. Determining the driver was evading the officer's pursuit based on reasonable suspicion stemming from the driver's behavior and speed. Coming back on live traffic about 50. Hey, shove me your [ __ ] hands. Shove your hands now. Get out. Get out now. Get out. Turn around. Turn around. Everybody else, put their hands up. Everybody else, put your hands up. Drop down to your knees. Drop down to your [ __ ] knees. >> At the intersection of 24th Street and Railroad Avenue, the officer successfully performed the tactical vehicle intervention, forcing the car to stop. The driver, Brian Chavez Costilla, was arrested without incident. Instead of receiving a simple ticket, Costia now faces four charges: driving without a license, reckless driving, speeding, and fleeing. 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