Get on the ground. [Applause] >> 215 on the hit. Drop the gun. Drop it. [Music] In Denver, Colorado, on June 16th, 2024, police received a report of a man standing in the middle of a busy intersection holding a knife. >> Two officers quickly approached him and ordered him to drop his weapon. But instead of complying, the man, Miguel Tapia, 52, walked straight toward them with a long knife in his hand. >> A burst of gunfire ended the situation in an instant. Unfortunately, Tapia did not survive. Sometimes just one wrong move can send things spiraling out of control. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> All right. You good? >> Yeah. Yeah. You're on, right? >> Yep. [Applause] >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not trying to resist the pain. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get cover. On November 16th, 2024 in Reno, Nevada, police stopped a gray suburban without license plates. Christopher Gari, 25, who had an active arrest warrant and a revoked driver's license, resisted arrest. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not trying to resist. Hey, >> put your hand behind your back. You're going to get hurt. >> Hey, stop it. [ __ ] Stop. Get on the ground. >> An officer deployed a taser to prevent him from starting the vehicle, but the attempt failed as Gari sped away. >> Get on the ground. Get out. >> One extra cover. >> The next day, Gar's vehicle was located on Twin Lakes Drive. >> Out of his way. If he tries to run, let him run. He fled once again, colliding with multiple patrol cars before escaping. On November 18th, Gar's vehicle was spotted again on West Fourth Street. A struggle broke out inside the suspect's car as he attempted to flee with the officer still inside. All right. During the altercation, Gari fought to seize the officer's firearm. The officer discharged his weapon in self-defense, and Gari was pronounced dead at the scene. >> The gun, >> you know, you don't need a license. You still able to carry a pistol while intoxicated? >> In San Antonio, Texas, on January 4th, 2023, police received a report about a man who appeared intoxicated and armed, hiding in a motel on Calabra Road. >> Police when an officer knocked on the door and in an instant they were staring down the barrel of a gun. In that split second between life and death, officers opened fire, taking down 44y old Jose. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> He miraculously survived and was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. The shocking twist. The weapon that seemed deadly turned out to be nothing more than a BB gun. A dangerous game with imitation weapons. One that could cost a life. >> Hands right now. Show me your hands. you out. >> My kids are upstairs. >> Where are they at? >> My kids are up there. >> Tell them to come down here. >> Hey, >> he has a gun. >> He has a gun. >> Yes. And the >> can we go in there? >> Is he armed with a gun right now? >> The gun is upstairs >> in Farmington Hills, Michigan. On September 15th, 2024, police received an urgent call. A woman had been attacked in front of her children. Police attempted to enter the home and were confronted with the chaos. The one Patrick Evans pulled out a gun, initiating a brief gunfight. >> Two kids outside the home. >> Police department. >> Police department actually to remove the kids at the request of the victim. >> Police department. Come on. hands right now. Show me your hands. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Hey, come on out. Hold on. [Music] [Applause] >> Hey, that's his room. That's his room. That's his room. For hours, Evans barricaded himself inside and the two children were able to escape. [Music] Southwest side of the hall. >> Shooting out of the house. He's shooting out of the house. Shots being fired out of the house. >> Shooting out of the house. He's shooting out of the house. Shots being fired out of the house. Then Evans walked out the door carrying a rifle. Within moments, a sweat sniper took down the threat. Evans survived and now faces a slew of serious charges. A story that ends with a reminder. Call 911 before things get out of hand. In Jacksonville, Florida, on July 17th, 2024, police received a report of a pickup truck involved in an armed robbery on the west side. Upon approaching the vehicle, officer Collier discovered a rifle lying in the passenger seat. >> Can you 1028 1029 tag for me? >> A few minutes later, Brenton Pacwin and his dog appeared and confirmed that the vehicle belonged to him. >> Is this your truck? >> Yeah. >> Do me a favor. Have a seat for me. Okay. >> Hey, bud. >> Just have a seat for me real quick. >> Here. No. No. No. No. Sir. But instead of complying with the request to sit down, Pacwin walked straight to the vehicle and pulled out a handgun. Collier immediately opened fire in self-defense. I'm asking [Music] officers immediately provided emergency first aid to the suspect when they searched. the vehicle. Police seized multiple guns, ammunition, and drugs. Records show that Pacwin has been arrested multiple times on serious charges and is wanted for armed robbery. Wrong choices in a split second can change your life. >> Lay on the ground. Get on the ground. >> On July 27th, 2023, police received a report of a stolen vehicle. Using the GPS system, the task force quickly tracked the vehicle, leading to a chase through several counties. All right, he's bailing out. He's running on his foot. Vehicle still rolling. He is running into the wooded area street. So, I'm just going to try to keep an eye on him. >> The suspect, John Coker, abandoned the vehicle at a supermarket and fled into a residential area, even stealing the car and restraining the victim in an attempt to escape. >> Stop sticks out at the entrance. police. Right now, you should be able to start see it coming down the driveway in a matter of seconds. Coming around the corner right now. He jumped into it. >> There was a car driving through. >> He's got a gun. He's got a gun. He's got a hostage. >> Hey, hands. Hands. >> He's got a hostage. Hey, he carjacked that old man. >> Oh, he's got a hostage. >> I got no car driving through this. >> He's got a gun. He's got a gun. He's got a hostage. >> Hey, man. >> He's got a hostage. >> He carjacked that old man. >> Tell him he's got a hostage. He's got a hostage. >> Hey, he carjacked that old man. >> Door's open. Looks like he's out of the vehicle. He's trying to get into it. He's on the ground. Watch your hands. Watch your hands, guys. He's got something in his hand. Watch out for him. >> He's on foot. >> Get on the ground. He's got a gun. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> He's got a gun. Drop the gun. When surrounded, he pulled out a gun and immediately several officers opened fire. >> Get on the ground. Get out. Get on the ground. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> He's got a gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Lay it on the ground. Lay on the ground. Lay on the ground. Get on the ground. Get the out. Stay down. Stay the day out. >> Coker survived after being rushed to the emergency room. He has a lengthy criminal record dating back to 2007 with eight serious charges and this time continues to face a series of new charges. Each wrong choice only makes the sentence heavier. Keep your hands up. >> In Tampa, Florida, on June 25th, 2024, police officers went to an apartment to serve an arrest warrant on Kwani Leia Tusant, 27, for assault with a weapon and public shooting. >> Go, go, go. [Applause] >> Keep your hands up. Stop. Stop. Stop right now. >> Instead of surrendering, she barricaded herself in her room and tried to escape through a second story window. >> Back up. >> Get up in there. >> Come back up. Let me grab my back up. >> Hold on. Wait. Wait. Wait. I'm going to get I'm going to get your shoulder. I'm shoulder. Officers were able to stop her and arrest her. But in life, running away only makes things more dangerous. I see another >> in Omro, Wisconsin. On July 15th, 2024, Omro police, assisted by the Wnebago County Sheriff's Office, responded to a disturbance related to a vehicle sale during which the suspects fired a gun on East Main Street. Upon arrival, the suspects had already fled in a U-Haul. >> 35 mph. >> Officers successfully deployed stop sticks to slow the suspect vehicle, but it continued driving on flattened tires. [Applause] >> Copy that. We don't currently have >> to speed [Music] west. >> Eventually, police executed a pit maneuver. [Music] National Brand. [Music] And it took a second pit to fully stop the vehicle. The suspects were taken into custody. Online transactions always carry risks. Know how to protect yourself. [Music] Miller, Arkansas, November 21st, 2023. Officer Tyler Gentry stopped a Chevrolet Cavalere for following too closely and having an expired license plate. The driver was using a false name, but was identified by fingerprint scanner as Jerry W. Beard Jr., a supervised individual. popped up red. >> Hang up the phone. >> You said that I popped up red for something. >> Sir, step out of the >> No. >> When asked to exit the vehicle, Beard fled, weaving dangerously around other vehicles, sparking a high-speed chase. Oh, 1037. 107. [Music] We're headed out back to 66. [Music] He's in a vehicle. Thank you. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Do you know where how far ahead? How far ahead of us they are? back. Back [Music] out. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. I know. I know. Heat. Heat. Tire blocks and a pit eventually ended the pursuit. Beard was arrested and faces charges of felony fleeing, violating conditions of supervision, and other offenses. Oh no. Get out. Get the [ __ ] down. Okay. Get the hands off. You [ __ ] big ass. I'll you up, [ __ ] Pass yourself. Pass. Pass him. Pass him. Get out. Pass your side. Get out. In Benton County, Arkansas, on August 23rd, 2024, police spotted two motorcycles and a Dodge Charger racing from a red light on Highway 412. One motorcycle without a headlight and license plate accelerated to flee when stopped. It's our motorcycle. No 287 northbound on Missouri. [Music] I just spray unit in front of me. So he's got a quite a big jump on it, but he's running emergency hazard still. [Music] traffic direction. [Music] As the chase reached speeds up to 100 mph, police used a TVI to force the motorcycle to stop. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> I'm not I'm not in this thing. I promise. Please. I'm No. I got to play my >> I don't give a [ __ ] Shut up. >> Just keep your mouth shut. Okay. You understand what I'm saying? >> Yes, sir. >> You just freaking hit me. I was almost at a dead stop. >> I got this arm. >> Yes, sir. >> I got this. >> Just chill out. Everybody just hang on. >> I promise I'm got to play with >> I understand. But you're going to sit here for just a second. >> No, I That's >> Please. I don't care about >> I don't know. >> I promise I >> He hit me freaking hard. Went up on my hood. He had a gun. >> Shut your mouth. [Music] >> Yeah. an ambulance 16. [Music] >> You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes. [Music] >> Can't run from states, buddy. >> Can't run from state police. >> Remember, >> dude, listen. All you were going for is a ticket, okay? Y'all racing. >> I don't have >> I don't care what you're doing. You can't license. That's why we stupid. >> Yeah, it was pretty stupid. >> You died, man. >> I wish I would have right now. >> No, you don't. Yes, I do. You know, Jesus. >> Oh, I understand. I made you, man. >> The suspect, Collins, now faces multiple charges related to reckless driving, fleeing, and traffic violations. Driving illegally and fleeing from police is not only dangerous for yourself, but also puts the lives of others at risk. >> Shots fired. In Tampa, Florida on July 17th, 2023, a mother was brutally attacked and was fortunately rescued after being rushed to the hospital. When police arrived, the suspect, Michael Breznahan, drove away, crashed through a fence, and collided with a civilian vehicle while still holding a gun. >> Also, let's see if we can get units on our main Howard. probably doing 30 miles an hour. >> David 41 behind me. I think my emergency lights just shut off my car at Gray now. Continuing northbound on land. Northbound on gray. All right. Got an officer, I think, two blocks ahead. All right, officer. Two blocks ahead. He's coming to you. Set up those spikes. >> One block out. One block south of you. Pull the spikes. >> He's coming up to spikes now for the ants behind this vehicle. >> 10 caught one edge of it. They're going to be eastbound Cypress. Try to drive around the spikes. Eastbound snipers up to 6,000 and we'll contact 114 right >> signal four Florida >> All right the uh other car is out of the way and ran they're out of the out of the area suspect has not exited the vehicle yet >> when his car was stopped Breznahan and opened fire first and 18 officers responded in unison to protect the community. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Got multiple shots fired. >> Michael Breznahan died because of his bullet. Although the official autopsy results are still pending, a heartbreaking reminder, violence is never the answer. >> Just remove the passenger from a secondary crash vehicle. [Applause] [Applause] Stop. Stop. >> In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on the evening of May 5th, 2023, the area of South Caesar Chavez Drive became chaotic when several people in the crowd began shooting. Police immediately intervened. [Applause] >> Move, move, move right there. Right there. Hey, put it down. Put it down now. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Drop me. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> A 22-year-old suspect from Greenfield, who did not obey orders to drop his weapon, forced the officer to open fire during the chase. >> We need the sergeant over here, too. At the same time, the police, after seeing a 17-year-old Milwaukee teenager shooting in the crowd, opened fire to stop the danger. >> Stop. Stop. Reach. Reach. Don't reach. Don't reach. Don't reach. Get back. Get back. Get back. >> Get back. Get back. >> Get back. Everybody get back. >> 2286. >> 2286. Shots fired. Officer involved. I had the gun recovered. I need medical right now. Black bail shot multiple times. >> Right here. Right over here. Here's the gun. I'm over here. Over here. >> Everybody off the air. 16 location. >> I'm just west on Scott from 16. >> Gone recovered. >> Both survived the incident, although multiple guns were used in the incident. Fortunately, no one else was injured. When faced with a conflict involving weapons, call 911 and keep a safe distance. In San Diego, California on July 7th, 2024, Maurice Little John, allegedly under the influence of drugs, entered the victim's home and sexually assaulted her. Upon arriving at the scene, police found Little John holding a bat, yelling, and making threatening gestures in the parking lot of the Bay Terraces. >> He's got a cover in 97. Subjects were walking towards the officers. >> Drop the cane. Drop the cane. Drop the cane. Drop the cane. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Drop the cane, ma'am. Stand back. Stand back. That's >> my husband. >> That's okay. He's about to get tased. He has to drop the cane. >> Just drop it. >> What? >> Drop the cane. We got a call. You're hitting somebody with that. >> That's the call we got. So, drop it and tell us your side of the story or you're going to be under arrest. >> Drop. >> Drop the cane. >> There you go. Turn around. I'm detained for real >> right now. You're being detained. >> You understand that? >> Yes, you are. >> Hey. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. >> I'm not being detained. I'm not being detained. Help me. >> Don't do it. Now you're under arrest. >> Don't do it. >> Oh, he's got a knife. He's got a knife. >> Stay lethal. Stay lethal. >> Shoot me. Shoot me. When Little John pulled out what they suspected was a knife, police immediately used a taser, but the suspect fled. >> Uh, cover now still. He's up and trying to fight again. >> Cover now. 35. >> Got it off. Arrest tas. Yep. Stop. Stop reaching. Stop reaching. He's reaching. Stop. >> Go. >> He suddenly turned around, causing the officer to suspect he had pulled out a gun. So, the officer fired. >> There's three officers 97 still uncooperative. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Despite several more uses of the taser, Little John continued to resist violently, forcing multiple officers to subdue him. He was arrested on charges of robbery, sexual assault, and resisting police. Let's go for a go. Give a hand. >> Give him a hand. Give me your [ __ ] hand. You're under arrest. I'm pulling. Pull it. Keep on his leg. Rotate it. Work the wrist. >> Give the hand up. >> It's up. >> It's up. There we go. There we go. >> It's up. >> All right. Now, laying back flat. Lay back flat. Trick you. I got it. I have my knee in here. All right. Now, hey, you get those two. I'll start holding the cuffs. All right. Sir >> that I in Westminster, California. On December 23rd, 2022, police approached 30-year-old suspect King Chi to after receiving reports of a break-in and vandalism. He repeatedly walked away and refused to comply with officer's commands. >> 420, I'll be out with the subject walking away from me. We're on the north alley on the uh Moran, just south of Bulsa. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Dude. >> Continuing walking. Uh, south sidewalk. Bulsa West. >> Hey, stop. >> So, you understand English? >> I don't want to talk to you, man. >> Stop, dude. >> I want to talk to you. >> Drop the pipe. >> Sit down. >> I don't I don't I don't >> Dude, stop. >> Hey, you got Dude, stop. >> Come on, bro. Just stop. >> Stop, dude. >> Heads up, guys. We're walking uh northbound across Bulsa. >> Get the [ __ ] out of here, man. >> Stop. Put down the pipe, >> dude. Put down the pipe, >> dude. Stop. >> When Kang Chi stopped, turned around, and swung the metal pipe at the officers, one officer opened fire while another officer used a taser. Stop. >> You guys good? You guys good? >> 91. >> Hey, if you got a shot on the taser, get it. >> Sucking, man. >> Stop, dude. >> Take it. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> 103 998. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Oh, >> 103 998. >> Copy. 103 9998. >> Kang Chi to immediately dropped his weapon and was subdued, surviving the incident. Do not play with weapons or use them when confronting police. >> Get on your belly. >> Units are code for suspects down. >> I got it. >> Right here. What happen? >> Okay. >> I need a unit. >> Hey, I got a9. >> Where's you shot at? Oh, no. >> You guys good? Check check for a [Applause] neighbor 215. I'm hit >> in Kingman, Arizona on April 1st, 2022. Trooper Donald Shed attempted to stop a BMW for a traffic violation, but the driver, 48-year-old Juan Manuel Rodriguez, fled contact with them. Send me to other units. >> Where you at? >> Put your hands up. Put your hands up now. Put your hands up. 215 two at gunpoint. He's running again. We hit. >> Zebra 215 shots fired. [Music] >> Where you at, >> Thompson? Rodriguez collided with the officer's vehicle and opened fire, prompting the officer to return fire through the windshield. The officer was only slightly injured. >> 215 starting units. Thompson impel. >> I'm coming. I'm coming. [Music] >> Zebra 215. I'm hit. [Music] 0215 shot in the back. >> Rodriguez was injured but continued driving into the desert attempting to hide drugs, money, and weapons. He was eventually taken down and arrested after trying to run onto college campus. Rodriguez was convicted of 11 charges, including attempted murder, assault on a police officer, drug possession, driving away, money laundering, and illegal use of a weapon. On the night of June 29th, 2023 in Tampa, Florida, police received a report of a man shooting on the road. The suspects were identified as driving a gray Kia Soul. Police followed from the air and initiated a pursuit. >> As of right now, it sounded like it was a 41 in the parking lot. One shot was fired. Don't know where it went. Went around the side of the building. Another shot was fired before they took off. I'm not sure. Doesn't look like anything to hit right now. >> Stop in 40th and 32. >> Hey, put the windows down. >> Hands out. When the car stopped, the 42-year-old passenger, Laquency Dartz Ward, suddenly opened fire, prompting officers to immediately respond. Where's he at? >> I can't see. >> Back in the car. Back in the car. >> Back in the car. >> More died at the scene. >> Don't get too close. >> Looks like they're moving. [Music] >> Yeah, we're good. Go call it 10 more. I'll show you. Passing 26 >> downtown for you. Going to be looking to go stand by. [Applause] [Music] >> Any other units responding southbound 40th block 40th entirely. >> Nobody come from the south on the southbound lanes. Nobody come from the >> Hey, turn the siren off. >> The driver, 37year-old Janette Lockard, fled but eventually surrendered and was arrested on multiple charges. Using a gun in a conversation or argument is extremely dangerous. >> Female, go to your left. Driver left. That's right. Go to your left. On the night of January 23rd, 2024 in Appleton, Wisconsin, police received reports of a shooting at the Maritime Bar. The suspect was identified as Dirk Bradman, 41. [Applause] Where is anybody? in the door. >> Come on with your hands up. >> Bathroom's around the corner. >> Anybody inside? Anybody else is outside? >> No. Two in there. They're around the corner. Bathrooms around this corner. >> When police arrived at the scene, Bratchman opened fire, forcing officers to return fire. >> Show me your hands right now. Show me your hands. Sure. Show me your hands right now. Show me your hands right now. 913 shots fired. Police come here. >> Who's this? Who's this? >> Suspect. Suspect. >> Bathroom's around the corner. >> Anybody inside? Anybody else is outside? >> No, there's two in there. They're around the corner. Bathroom's around this corner. >> Police open your hands. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Show me your hands right now. Show me your hands. Sure. Show me your hands right now. Show me your hands right now. >> 91 33 shots fired. >> Hey, come here. >> Who's this? Who's this? >> Suspect. Suspect. [Music] Oh, hey. What? Maybe one more in the bathroom. One more in the bathroom. >> Suspect, I got a >> Hey, stay here. Hey, >> give me one. Give me one. >> M's bathroom. M's bathroom. >> Stay here. Stay here. Stay here. >> M's bathroom. >> Police department. >> Bratchman was rushed to the hospital but died in a conflict or tense situation. Never use a weapon. It can lead to fatal consequences in a split second. >> Drop the gun. Drop it. >> On June 14th, 2025, in Aurora, Colorado, an elderly mother called 911 to accuse her son and wife of being drunk and causing trouble for her. When the police arrived, the son was standing in the garage. >> What's going on? >> Wife's pissed. Everybody's getting mad. Um, I shouldn't be in trouble for any reason. Sweet. So, where's she at now? >> Uh, she just drove off. >> Drove off. Anybody else inside the house? >> Uh, my mom. >> Where's mom at? >> Upstairs. >> Okay. We need to sleep with mom. You mind just taking a seat right here? Do you have an ID on you? >> No, sir. Inside the house. >> You mind just jotting down your full name, date of birth, phone number so I know who I'm speaking with? >> Thank you, sir. >> I like your side by side. >> I don't. It gives you a lot of trouble. Is it a Colorado ID or out of state? >> Michigan. >> Michigan. Am I? >> Okay. So, is it Todd? >> Todd Smith. Yep. >> I'm not I'm just I'm I'm done. I'm not >> What's your What's your date of birth, boss? >> Sorry. What >> your date of birth? >> 123166. He suddenly took a gun from the toolbox. After several commands to drop the weapon, which were not met, the police opened fire. >> Hey, hey, drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop the gun. Drop it. >> Hands. Hands. Hands. Drop it. >> Drop it. Drop it. >> Drop it. down. >> Oh my. >> Give me the other weapons on you. >> Hands. >> I gave it to you. >> Okay. Do you have any other weapons on you? >> Do not reach. >> Do not reach. >> Do not reach. >> Do not reach, mother. I gave it to you. >> Hands on the floor. Hand on the ground. >> I need medical. Two shots to the chest. >> Get the gun. Get the gun. >> Move over. >> Pull your arm. Pull your arm out. >> Watch the door. Watch the door from a distance. From a distance. >> Roll over. >> The man was lucky to survive. In family conflicts, always seek police intervention when the situation escalates. On the night of July 6th, 2024 in West Memphis, Arkansas, an Orange Dodge Charger was pursued by Hughes police at speeds exceeding 100 mph on Highway 79 and Interstate 40. In order to slow the vehicle, the vehicle successfully performed spike strips. All right, they hit the spikes. That's tangled up on my [ __ ] golly right now. Right here somewhere. [Music] Oh [ __ ] All right. I had to run off in the ditch to avoid a corner. Right back on the road. >> Thank you. off. They fixing the load and they got hit there. [Music] Let them know I'm coming up behind them. [Music] Stay police is behind you. Stay police is behind you. [Music] I am primary [Music] 280. When the suspect vehicle lost a tire, trooper Garrett Bird performed an impressive pit, forcing the vehicle to stop. [Applause] >> The female passenger was arrested at the scene and identified herself as Tash Thai. The male driver fled and was arrested. During this process, the patrol vehicle was significantly damaged. Fleeing the police at high speed is not only dangerous for yourself, but also threatens the lives of others. >> In Little Rock, Arkansas, on May 11th, 2022, a tense chase began when police spotted Mollik Reeves, a wanted suspect, driving a black Chevrolet Impala. Hey, hands. hands. [Music] When stopped by police, Reeves backed up, passed the patrol car, and fled at high speed down Guyire Springs Road, running a red light, and colliding with another vehicle before colliding with a utility pole, completely destroying the vehicle. Stop on right here. Don't move. Don't move. Reeves got out and fled on foot, but was quickly apprehended. Police found guns, ammunition, and drugs in Reeves's car. >> Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> Hey, hold on. Hold on. >> Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. >> Stand up. Stand up. He faces multiple felony charges, including fleeing, possession of a weapon, possession of drugs, and traffic violations. >> All right, I'm going to get a come check on you in a second. [Music] [Music] people around him. Just got married. I haven't checked the car yet. >> If you come any closer, I'm going to shoot you. I'm going to shoot you, dude. >> I'm going to shoot you. I'm going to shoot you, dude. >> Shoot. >> In Santa Clarita, police received a report that Christopher Lee Mercurio, 50, was refusing to leave a shopping area on Valencia Boulevard. Officer Lorena Gonzalez approached him and asked him to leave the area. >> So, I'm just coming over cuz the security for the mall. >> Yeah. I'm not going to move at all. I will actually kill every that comes here. >> Okay. Well, we don't want that. Okay. >> I don't care. That's what I'm where I'm at. >> Okay. I'm just trying to talk to you. Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to sleep right here. So, you can do what you want to do. Either protect and defend or I'm going toing destroy your human being. >> Understand? >> I understand. But why are you coming at me like that? >> I'm just letting you know. >> And I'm just letting you know, too. Okay. >> Don't tell me what to do at all. >> I'm not letting you know. I'm just letting you know what security has advised us. >> I am security for the whole country. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm the guy. Listen to me. >> Did I say that? >> Just listen. >> No, I'm telling you right now. Listen to me. >> No, I'm We're not doing Hey, you better step back, dude. Step back. >> I'm going to your ass up. >> You better step back right now. >> I said get the out of here now. >> Step back. Right. >> I'm going to fight. I'm going to fight. Step two. Then fight. However, the man was uncooperative, threatening the officer and even assaulting her. >> Get off me. Get off. >> If you come any closer, I'm going to shoot you. I'm going to shoot you, dude. I'm going to shoot you. I'm going to shoot. Take two. Get out of here now. >> You don't shoot. I'm going to shoot you, dude. >> Shoot. >> Get off me. Get up. >> Get up. >> Stop moving. I'm going to continue to shoot you. are responding. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Fired. Shots fired. I'm from your location. >> In front lower level. Suspect down. I'm going to heal you, dude. >> Shoot. >> Get off me. Get up. Get up. >> Officer Gonzalez was forced to fire after repeated warnings. Backup arrived, taking the officer and the suspect to the hospital. 11. >> Okay, relax, relax, breathe. >> Hey, can you hear me? >> Shots fired. >> Yeah, I shot him. >> 98. >> Does he have a gun? >> He does not have a gun. I not see anything on him. >> Only one suspect. >> Only one. >> Stand by. Hold on. Well, did he have a gun or not? >> He's nothing. He just came at me. He started hitting me really bad and I went down. >> Okay, just relax. It's fine. cross towards the meeting. He's trying to carjack somebody. >> I didn't copy. >> Why are you guys running from John? >> I got it. He needs help. >> Here, come back here. >> He tried to kill me last night. >> Here, come back here. Talk to this guy. >> Hey, does John have any weapons right now? >> No. Well, yeah. There's knives in some of the house. >> John carry a gun. Hey, John. >> What's going on right now? Hey, Tino. Stop that car if he takes over. >> In Lyup, California. Police approached Juan Valdez, a suspect in a domestic violence case, who refused to cooperate and drove away. >> Friday night. Valdez drove onto the freeway where he was stopped by a police car but was able to escape. >> Jasper, [Applause] [Music] >> turn the car off now. >> I got you. I'm going to get your 40 >> 3.13 wants to know what the one is. >> Turn your car off. >> Turn your car off. in the mil. >> I'll be back in front of the military 13. We're taking off again. We're going westbound on Shadywood. >> Copy. Westbound Shadywood. >> Northbound Haven way. >> It's just going wrong for a second here. Copy westbound 215 [Applause] [Music] this vehicle. >> 13. This tire's coming apart. cross towards the meeting. He trying to carjack somebody. >> I copy. He's left and they're covering the >> He's trying to carjack a victim vehicle. Holding on. >> Victim vehicle. >> Hey, you're getting shot. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Don't move. >> Don't move. >> When a flat tire stopped the car, Valdez attempted to carjack another car. He clung to the victim's window and tried to enter through the passenger door, but was unsuccessful. An officer fired a shot, subduing Valdez. The suspect was taken to the hospital and later booked into the Sanwaqin County Jail. Right. This is a ledge. Put your legs over here this way. All right. Be all right. Get on the ground. >> On August 6th, 2023 in Jacksonville, Florida, police received a report of a man assaulting another person with a weapon. >> Where's he at? >> Who's her? Who's her? Come here. Come here. Come here. Sir. Sir. Sir. Sir, are you all right? >> Where? >> Let me see your hands, man. Let me see your hands. Put your hands up. Police approached the suspect, Juan Johnson, who was lying nearby, but he did not comply with commands, resulting in the deployment of a taser. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> You >> get back. Get back right now. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Oh, >> the shots fired. >> Johnson persisted in attacking the police, forcing the officer to open fire. Johnson was arrested. >> Police. Okay. >> Oh my god. Hands behind your back. >> Rescue 1068. Bravo Mike 30 years old. >> Brav 30 years old. >> Gunshots to the chest. >> Gunshots to the chest. >> He's also a whiskey mic. >> Also a whiskey mic. 40 years old. >> Hey, stop there. [Music] >> In Fremont, California, police pursued a black Toyota carrying three robbery suspects. The chase continued through a residential area when the suspect's car was stopped by police cars. The suspect tried to escape, but a police car immediately blocked the car, causing the Toyota to try to escape a second time. [Music] You want a cold sack? >> Hey, stop right there. Stop. >> Get on the car now. Put your hands up or I'lling kill you. This time, police immediately opened fire to stop the vehicle. The suspect surrendered and were arrested. Put the car into park now. [Music] >> Put the car in park now. Where's your carp? >> A woman driving without wearing a seat belt was pulled over by a police officer who activated their lights and guided her into a parking lot. As soon as the passenger got out of the car, she unexpectedly ran away. >> Get back in the car. >> The police officer decided to deploy a taser to apprehend the individual. >> Oh god, that hurts. >> Stop. >> Why would you do that? Why would you run? All you had to do is stay in the car. >> You scared me. >> Are you okay? >> No. >> What's wrong? Uh, rescue's coming. >> During the chase, the woman fell and injured her head due to the impact of the taser. The police immediately called an ambulance as she was bleeding heavily from her head. >> Back to my mom, please. >> You just resisted. Whoa. >> Please. Why? >> I did not want you to run. >> Well, you just resisted arrest. Okay. So, you're you're under arrest. After rescue clears you, you're going to jail. >> Run, please. >> That's going to get be searched. So, >> all right. Turn around on your back. >> Do you have a warrant or something? Why would you run? >> Because he just came out of his taser for no reason. >> He got out of the vehicle. >> Not until I see you coming. She appeared to be in a lot of pain, confused and scared, not understanding why the taser was used on her. The officer explained that she had resisted by running away, justifying the use of the taser. You >> good? >> Yeah. >> She just ran from the thr and he tased her and she fell ahead of him. >> Did you run for I seen his taser and he was coming with us for no reason. Put it away. Someone search that bag. She's >> Hey, what's uh what's in your pocket? You got to empty it real quick cuz you're you're under arrest. >> Despite her injuries, the police continued to detain her and discovered that she had several outstanding warrants, which was one of the reasons she tried to flee. Some people believe that using the taser in this situation was unnecessary, arguing that the police should have subdued her without resorting to such force. What do you think about this situation? Share all of your thoughts down below. On December 5th, 2023 in Miami, Florida, police responded to a distress call regarding a mentally ill patient who had escaped from a healthcare facility. During the escape, a vehicle had been stolen from a car dealership where the keys were left inside. South passing northwest. >> The pursuit then escalated dangerously as police located the vehicle and initiated a chase. Law enforcement, including the Florida Highway Patrol and county units, surrounded the suspect. The suspect demonstrated reckless driving, switching lanes, weaving through traffic, and entering Interstate 95. That's going for another one. Are you ready? My fire. I don't think I'll make it. The truck, significantly larger and heavier than police vehicles, posed challenges to bring to a halt. Nevertheless, FHP officers successfully performed multiple pit maneuvers, causing the suspect's vehicle to spin multiple times. But the pursuit continued on to ramps and highways, disrupting traffic flow. The suspect's actions directly endangered numerous vehicles, necessitating swift police intervention for apprehension. Despite attempts to flee, unmanned aerial vehicles deployed by officers tracked the suspect, minimizing the short-use traffic situations. Ultimately, the pursuit concluded when the suspect stopped the vehicle and attempted to flee on foot. law enforcement swiftly surrounded and apprehended the suspect after a brief chase. Redmond. Exit. Exit 9. >> TV. Uh, TV. Uh, >> around April 16th, 2024, at exactly 2:36 p.m., the North Little Rock Police Department received a call at 43:25E McCain Home Depot regarding a theft. Upon arrival, the officer observed the suspicious vehicle attempting to leave the parking lot and initiated a traffic stop. >> Adam Paul 57K on a red Dodge Ram. Uh he may be fleeing. We're currently westbound on McCain approaching Springham. However, the suspect attempted to flee, leading to a highly dramatic pursuit. The suspect dangerously changed lanes multiple times. >> After exchanging information and requesting assistance, another police vehicle joined the pursuit. Redmond Road exit still on the center lane. >> Hey, as ASP catches up, let him get in front. >> Yes, I am. >> State police is in the lead. We're in the outside lane. Continuing northbound towards Main Street at secondary. Calling it northbound. >> Closed behind the suspect and looking for an opportunity to intervene. The first attempt at a pursuit intervention technique was unsuccessful with the suspect still trying to evade capture. >> Yeah, he caught himself. We're going back northbound [Music] lane. >> We back to the outside lane. Got caught up in some traffic. Wrecked out. Wrecked out. Took off again. ASB is still in the lead. >> 901 there northbound about uh just past mile marker 10. >> However, a second pit maneuver was immediately successful, effectively disabling the suspect's vehicle. Officers quickly arrived at the scene and apprehended the suspect outside the vehicle. >> Medical justification. [Music] [Applause] I'm going to change the [ __ ] out of you just a second. Get the [ __ ] out. >> Get out of here now. Come out. >> Come out. coming out. >> Anything else on you? >> Did they get their stuff back? A fierce police pursuit involving three suspects unfolded in Santa Clarita, California. The incident began with the three suspects allegedly connected to a major car theft. The pursuit started with scenes of one suspect jumping out of a still running vehicle, then returning to it, escalating the situation dangerously. [Music] All suspects were young men driving recklessly through Santa Clarita, including driving against traffic, jumping over medians, and even entering oncoming lanes. The suspects maneuvered their vehicle perilously close to other vehicles. Law enforcement agencies from multiple units, including CHP and LAPD, participated in the pursuit. Drones continued to monitor the suspects fleeing through various roads. The vehicle moved into a residential area where police promptly intervened to halt the escape. However, both suspects abandoned the vehicle and fled on foot into a residential area, leaving the car in an apartment complex. They climbed over fences and hid briefly, prompting residents to be vigilant and secure their homes. Both suspects may have thought they could evade police sight, unaware that all their actions were under surveillance. The police did not waste much time in this foot pursuit. After pinpointing the suspect's location, they effectively blocked their escape route. While the suspects were apprehended without any further incidents, the situation remained tense throughout. A gray Kia Sportage exhibiting suspicious behavior prompted the police to check its license plate, revealing it was reported stolen. The police quickly approached the vehicle and signaled it to stop, but the suspect accelerated and fled. 31 [Applause] P1 PI 76 2019 Kia Sportage just got some plate 592 X-ray in Tom and I got some traffic on this side. Okay, we're going to be left out in Hope from 99th Street. Road conditions are good, traffic is light. >> In a reckless attempt to escape, the suspect even climbed over the median between lanes and switched lanes illegally >> to go west or correction east on slowing down the black female. quarter here. Speeds are 80 mph. Road condition is good. Traffic is light. Going to be passing 91st Street. >> The pursuit proceeded at speeds around 30 mph initially and escalated to 70 mph as the driver tried to evade capture. Coming up to 60th red light still eastbound in track. Uh standby is going to be northbound on 60th. Good from Good Hope. Speeds are 40 miles an hour. Approach traffic is light northbound 60th Street. Great supportage 592 X-ray on 421. We're going to be collecting an Uturn on going back to 60th Street. Lights are finished and we're now going to make another U-turn on Bradley at 60th. Going back west on Bradley. >> The Kia Sportage maneuvered through various areas including Good Hope Road, 99th Street, 86th Street, and 76th Street. >> Conditions good. Speeds are 60 mph. The lights are off. Kia Sportage to X-ray tower. Black male driver black. >> At high speeds, the Sportage crossed lanes and drove into oncoming traffic, posing numerous dangers to other road users. By 64th Street, the vehicle was speeding at 70 mph despite favorable road and traffic conditions. Ultimately, near Nordica's ultra lounge area on the 7,400 block of 76th Street, the Sportage collided head-on with a white vehicle traveling correctly. The serious accident necessitated immediate medical intervention stand. While patrolling on highways 73 and 80, police officers noticed a vehicle swerving and weaving between lanes erratically. >> 73 and 80 truck white light to the rear and weaving. The police decided to pull over the vehicle, but the driver unexpectedly sped off, making the situation worse by fleeing after briefly stopping at an intersection. The police opted to halt the pursuit when the driver ran a red light but continued to track the vehicle's path. >> Might have a crash here. >> They discovered the driver had caused an accident, lost a wheel, yet continued driving. >> You went that way. 200. We trying to get a reason for pursuit. >> Yep. Crashed. We got him here. Looks like St. Paul's out with him on the ground. >> Eventually, the driver caused another accident and was apprehended by St. Paul police near the highway credit union. >> Down on the ground. >> Down on the ground. >> On the ground. >> The driver and a woman injured in the vehicle were instructed to comply with the arrest order. So, you're trying to give me a DWI, though. >> Well, right now you're under arrest for fleeing police in a motor vehicle. >> So, now you trying You trying to up the charges on >> up the charges? I don't know about that. >> I know. I've been drinking. >> No, I know. I can smell it on you, man. You blowing this. >> There you go. >> Take a look. Let me see. The driver consistently refused to comply and continue to deny being intoxicated despite a blood alcohol content of 0.232 three times the legal limit. >> I'm certainly not drunk, bro. >> I'm far from drunk. I can do my ABC. I can do the survivor test right now. I do all that [ __ ] He ain't offering me that. I need blood. >> Okay. >> But I I I can stand right here and do the surprise test right here. >> The driver identified as Robert Battle had three previous convictions for driving under the influence. The car backed into an Ohio County police car during an inspection that revealed a small child in the car. My cruise. Ah, dang it. [Music] [Music] The incident began when the police attempted to approach the driver at a gas station after an initial collision. Let's add some more backing at the gas station at the gas station there. >> I am. They're taking off. Full. >> The driver was a woman that fled the scene with several passengers in the car leading to a subsequent pursuit. Sound throughout the whole chase. The police repeatedly instructed the driver to stop, emphasizing the presence of a baby in the car. Despite these warnings, the driver continued to drive recklessly, endangering others on the road. The vehicle was moving at high speeds and lost control, crashing into a bus stop. >> There's going to be multiple occupants in the car. It was a female driver. I'm going to get out. Power pulls down. Hey, stop now. Stop. Stop. What are you guys doing? >> But fortunately, no one was injured and everyone was safely removed from the car. The woman was subsequently arrested for reckless and endangering behavior, specifically with a child present. >> What are you doing? >> Put your hands behind your back. You got a baby in the car. Are you crazy? >> Why would you run like that? >> It was simple. I was just going to give you a >> Come here. Get out. Get out. >> It doesn't matter right now. Have a seat. Have a seat. I'm sorry. I'm taking my baby. >> She saying we have an infant in the car. >> You got warrants or what? >> No. >> Why would you run? >> So, what are your thoughts on this woman's actions and what lessons can we learn from this situation? Please share all of your thoughts down below in the comments section. Um, it's in the >> You have any weapons on you? >> No, you can search me, but no. Larry, you weren't going to get >> Have a seat down here. >> Let me hand me your keys. >> Hand me your keys. >> No. >> You all right? >> No. >> What's going on? [Music] >> Altitude 2465 1050 on that vehicle. [Music] Perfect. It's >> going to be westbound medical Florida tag. Correct. Texas Yankee 0297 RSY 0297. >> Right now throughout their patrol, police officers noticed a black Mercedes moving erratically, continuously changing lanes and showing suspicious behavior. They followed and proceeded to stop the vehicle. >> The vehicle's still rolling. Can you go 1033 till further? >> 1033 traffic switch. >> Stop the vehicle. Pull into it now. >> The male driver of the black Mercedes complied after driving in the opposite direction and ignoring police signals and lights along 95. >> What are you doing? What? We've had our lights and sirens on since I 95. And you've taken this long to pull over. >> Any reason? [Applause] >> Okay. You're driving all over the road, too. You're not maintaining your lane. You almost blew through that red light. Are you having any kind of a medical emergency? >> No. >> What's that? >> No. >> Okay. You may. >> Upon stopping, the driver exhibited signs of alcohol impairment. Police requested the man to turn off the engine and exit the vehicle for a health check. He repeatedly refused and wasn't cooperative. >> Turn the car off. It is a very simple thing I'm asking you to do. Let me see your keys. Let me hand me your keys. >> Hand me your keys. >> No. >> Okay. Step out of the vehicle for me. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle for me. Yeah. Come on out, bud. You okay? >> I'm still do. >> You're good. >> Eventually, the man was instructed to exit the vehicle for a health check by the police and medical personnel were called in. Ah, >> you all right? >> No. >> What's going on? >> Um, >> what's up? >> What? >> What's going on? I >> I I don't know. >> Well, I asked you if you were all right and you said no. >> Correct. >> So, what's going on? Why aren't you okay? He struggled significantly and seemed unable to stand steady, leaning on the car during the information exchange with the police. >> Mind you, you weren't stopping for us. So, like what's what's going on? I I I don't know what you said when you say things are not of We got an ambulance coming to check on you, man. >> The driver was subsequently arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. >> Not yet. >> Okay. Well, >> okay. >> Oh, yeah. I'm under arrest for driving under the influence. This is a clear example of a dangerous traffic situation and how the police handle a suspected drunk driving incident in a professional and safe manner. A tense pursuit unfolded in Milwaukee as police chased the yellow Buick Lacrosse suspected to be involved in a homicide. The pursuit began when the police spotted a vehicle on Hampton Avenue >> south on Green Bay from Hampton. [Music] southbound on Green Bay uh passing Glendale. The speed's about 80 miles hour. Traffic is light, roads are dry. It's like a golden Buick across at a very top 3366. Unknown occupants due to tent. >> Upon activating their sirens, the vehicle accelerated on Hampton Avenue, reaching speeds of up to 80 mph despite moderate traffic and dry road conditions. 180 mph. Traffic is medium and he just went southbound on 9th Street. >> The car turned on to Green Bay Avenue continuing southbound at 80 mph. >> Sorry not already. Still southbound on 9th Street passing. >> Several hazardous situations occurred as well, including a minor collision, but the vehicle continued to flee at high speeds. 66. >> It crossed multiple intersections, prompting police to continuously update the vehicle's location to other units. >> All right, we're going to be uh you might lose control here on Kee and Fourth. He's still eastbound on Keing Bellar Phillips. He's got a flat rear passenger tire. >> The situation escalated when the vehicle's right side tires blew out. Police issued multiple commands to stop, but the driver disregarded the orders. >> Third Street. Traffic's light. Those are dry. It's like um passenger side tires are flat now. Again, it's a gold four-door view 366. We're passing still eastbound on Ke. >> Pull over. Please. >> Still eastbound on Keef. Uh at Richards. Speeds are about 35 miles per hour. He's losing both concentr again. Gold Buick Lacrosse four-door Adam Mary Tom 3366 reckless driving. The driver is going to be one from [Applause] still going to be east spot on Keef coming up to Humble. This is Humble, right? All right, we're going to be north on Humble. Get some construction here. He's going pretty slow northbound. Speeds are about 20 mph. Oh boy. Oh boy. Basic maneuver. >> Yeah. Driver's going to be a black belt. Looks like he's wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. A black sweatshirt. [Music] It's going to be >> the vehicle slowed down as both right side tires were completely destroyed running only on rims. >> On capital passing second street again it's going to be a gold four-door Buick Adamary top 3364 terminate. You're getting up on board. >> Why is it failing to continue? [Music] Nash [Music] >> again. 9432. It's going to be a gold four-door view across town 3366 reckless driving speed 45 miles hour. Come up to C. Looks like he's going to go east on Capital in West. >> All right. East on capital street again. This is going to be a gold four Buick Camary Town 364. [Music] >> Eventually, it stopped near the Capitol Drive area. The driver, a black male wearing a black hoodie, fled from the vehicle, but was quickly apprehended by the police. The pursuit concluded with the successful arrest of the suspect, ensuring community safety. The incident underscores the danger involved and the determination of law enforcement in maintaining public order and safety. >> Dave, you are going to die. A painful diet. >> The incident began when this woman's ex-husband went to the police station to report a threatening phone call from his ex-wife. >> Just coming in to to tell you a threat that came today on my phone. >> Okay. >> From my ex-wife. She's going to kill me. >> Okay. Is that over text? >> That's a voice. >> Voicemail. Okay. From her phone number. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> She had a court date coming up. >> Criminal. >> Um, it's mostly um I believe vehicle DUI failed something. >> Is she like is it more ambiguous or is it direct? I'm going to take a gun and shoot you and kill you. >> Well, you can listen to it. She says you'll be dead before I go to my trial. You can come to my trial. tell them. >> In Wisconsin, um there's a statute for unlawful use of a telephone. So, anyone who uses a telephone to threaten, harass, and make someone reason to believe they're going to cause them harm or death, that's a misdemeanor. So, we can charge that if she has open cases. Those open cases that she has bond on would be another bail jumping charge. >> Does she have access to a gun? >> I've never seen it. She's told me she has concealed cars, but I've never seen >> that. We can listen to it. You might have to sit next to you before I go to jail and then I'll go to prison. >> Well, that is the most direct one I've ever had. He's pretty clear as day saying you're going to die. Usually, it's alluding to, you know. >> So, what would you do? >> Definitely. I I have enough to arrest him just based off of that. If I go knock on her door, I don't know if she'll answer. Can we play the >> They provided the police with a voicemail in which the woman threatened to kill him before she had to go to court. You know what, Dave? Don't sit with me anymore. You are going to die. Painful death. Yeah, this witch is going to kill you when you least expect it. And it's going to be for I go to jail and then I'll go to prison. Yeah. All the lies you tell about me, you'll be dead. >> Yeah, I just threatened your life. Come to my trial and you can tell them everything. >> Um, I'll head over there after this. >> Upon hearing the voicemail, the police decided to go to the woman's house to arrest her. When the police arrived, the woman continued to plead, hoping that they would forgive her. >> Hello. How are you doing? >> I'm fine. >> No. >> No. >> You're under arrest? No, please. You're under arrest. No, please don't. You're under arrest. Put your hands. No, please don't. No. You have two options. You go. No, please don't. >> You're under arrest. >> My ex-husband called you guys. Please don't. You have a warrant. Simple as that. Behind your back. >> No. Please let your hands behind your back. I will. Please. Can we talk? Please. Can we talk? However, she was arrested on charges of illegal phone use, violating a restraining order, and obstructing police. >> Please don't. Please don't. Please don't. Oh my god. Please don't. Please don't. Oh my god. I was so angry at him. Please don't. >> We know you are. Come on. Let's go. >> I'm sorry. Please. I was just angry. Please tell him I'm sorry. >> Watch your foot. Watch your foot. Please tell me. Please. Dave, I got cousin. >> So, you're being arrested for a couple things. >> You have a warrant out of Georgia. >> And then you're getting you have two open cases. So, you have two counts of bail. And then you're going to get resisting. And you're going to get >> No, I wasn't resisting. >> Yes, you were. >> Scared. >> Yes, you were. I told you you were under arrest. Um, and then you're getting arrested for unlawful use of a telephone. >> She appeared extremely distraught and claimed that her ex-husband was preventing her from seeing their daughter. >> But you can't threaten to kill people. >> I wasn't going to kill him. He won't let me come see my daughter. She >> confir I'll I'll tell him. >> Do you think the woman really intended to carry out the threat she made against her ex-husband? On December 27th, 2023, around 106 a.m., a trooper was traveling southbound on US 41 north of Powell Road when he observed the black car speeding and drifting between lanes. Immediately, the trooper activated emergency lights and sirens to initiate a traffic stop, but the driver failed to comply. The car continued at high speeds. at times exceeding 120 km per hour. Weaving across lanes Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. The vehicle continued southbound on the northbound lanes narrowly avoiding collisions with several vehicles that had to swerve to avoid serious accidents. It entered a construction zone on US 41 and State Road 52, reducing speed to approximately 50 mph. The rear passenger door opened and a passenger jumped out of the car. Heat. Heat. The offending vehicle attempted to turn near Aaron Kernoff Road. Subsequently, it crashed into a gas station sign at the Marathon gas station located at 5736 US41 Lando Lakes, Florida 34638. >> The driver was speeding resulting in injuries to the front passenger. The driver identified as Jaylen Deshan Warwick fled on foot to a densely wooded area to the east after an hour-long pursuit. The suspect was apprehended in a swampy area. It was determined that the man had been drinking alcohol before driving. Following a medical evaluation, the suspect was taken to the Pasco County Detention Center as reckless actions caused panic and injuries to the passengers in the vehicle. >> He was sitting on death and she picked him up and tossed him in the pool and then she admitted it and said it doesn't matter. >> On May 2nd, 2024, police responded to Rivertown Road, Palm Coast, Florida, regarding a physical disturbance at a community pool. Reports indicated that an elderly woman exhibited bizarre behavior. >> There's a woman. She's like I don't know. You'll see her, but she's something. She's off her rocker or she's drawn. >> He was sitting on that and she picked him up and tossed him in the pool. >> She tossed her kid. >> She was basically she was basically being weird like you know annoying us, but we were like being nice to her. >> She came playing with toys and she just like >> she came and sat down, took he was sitting, took him and tossed him into the pool. >> And then she admitted it and said it doesn't matter. He wasn't upset. He doesn't seem to care. >> I'd say >> the police approached a group at the pool where a young man recounted that a woman had pushed his child into the pool without permission. He described her strange actions, including taking his child's toys and throwing them away. >> So, obviously, I'm going to go talk to her. >> Um, >> you'll find out a lot. >> I'm going to I'm going to do my investigation, but would you want to press charges for her throwing your kid in the pool? >> I mean, I I don't really care, but like I care. I just want to know if she lives. >> When asked if he wanted to report the incident, he only wanted to know if the woman lived in the area. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Hi. >> So, what's going on today? >> You might want to get their story or did you get that already? >> I talked to them a little bit, but now I'm just trying to get your side of the story. >> Uh, well, I'm heading home. You want to move your house? >> No, we could just talk right here. >> All right. What do you got to say? What do you want to ask? >> I just want to know what's going. >> What do you mean what's going on? I don't know what's going on. What? Please help me. >> All right. Let me let me give you the information I have and then we'll see if you could help me piece together everything, right? >> Subsequently, officers approached the elderly woman who admitted to her actions, but did not understand why it was wrong. She argued with the police about whether her actions were unlawful and was uncooperative when asked for personal information. >> No, I wasn't doing it. I didn't do it with bad intentions. If I mean, if you had bad intentions, maybe we could have something happening. >> Okay. But you can't you can't grab other people's children and throw them in especially an infant and throw them away. So what do we do now? Do we lock me up in jail? Throw me away? >> Well, I want I want you to explain what's what's going on a little bit more cuz I mean you explain >> I don't have anything to explain. >> Do you not understand what happened? >> Did that for fun? >> For fun. But yeah, but you it's not your it's not your child. >> That was okay with that. >> Um actually permission. Did you get permission from your parent to come out here today and talk to me? >> I did. >> Well, you did. Oh, did you? >> No, I didn't. >> But this is my job. >> Oh my gosh. You know, but I'm a grown man. >> Oh my god. You broke the law. >> But I'm a grown man. >> Eileen, what's your last name? Eileen, what's your name? >> I'm sorry. I don't really think they have a What's your last name? Complaint. >> Eileen, what's your last name? I do. What's your middle name? What's your middle name? Why do I know it? I need to know it to identify. >> Why? Oh, well, you know what? You know, >> look, I'm Sergeant Papus the Sheriff's Office. I'm going to supervise you. You put your hand on a kid against their will. Prime Minister, I did not know. I'm talking. I'm talking. I'm talking. >> The police explained the criminal nature of her actions, but she continued to resist and behave differently. She was handcuffed and placed into a police vehicle, continuing to argue and express dissatisfaction while being arrested. >> All the way in the car. >> I do not want to get in this car. >> You know this, I don't want to get in. >> Okay. >> And I don't want to come to work some days, but I still do. >> Well, you don't have to do it. You know what? You don't need What do you do it for? Why do you come >> check them kid little kids like that? >> You know what? He was not He was not in danger. >> He was not in danger. >> I got it. >> I can't believe someone could get cropped put in uh into jail. What if that was my own child and then tossed him in the pool? Could I get arrested? >> What? No. 12 in >> tossing 2 ft away from me. I wasn't trying to kill the child. I mean, what? >> Mind your audience. Do you think the woman's behavior was generally abnormal, or is it a case of her thinking she was playing with the child? Leave all of your thoughts in the comments below. The Monroe County Sheriff's Office responded to an Enterprise car rental facility in Largo, Florida after their emergency call. In early January 2024, a 52-year-old man named Andy rented a 2023 Toyota Corolla worth back/doll 2100 and agreed to return it within 2 days. Subsequently, he requested an extension without payment and then ceased communication with Enterprise despite their attempts via phone and documented correspondence. The company contacted Andy multiple times and sent letters requesting the return of the car by January 17th, but he did not respond for 2 months, prompting Enterprise to consider legal action. On March 29th, deputies from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office visited the rental store to gather information about the incident. >> Our store, his name is >> I called. I just called to see if he was going to answer and confirm he didn't answer the phone. >> All right. Um, if he comes at 3:00, can you contact us? Yeah, he's scheduled to come in at 3:30. >> All right, perfect. Thank you. >> Upon being informed of the current location of the stolen vehicle, the deputies proceeded to that address and found Andy inside the car. >> You step out of the vehicle, sir. >> You step out what? >> I need you to step out of the vehicle, sir. >> For what? >> I need you to step out of the vehicle, sir. >> Can I talk to you for a second? I can't hear you. >> I need you to get out of the car, sir. Can you open the door? >> He refused to comply with the deputy's request to exit the car, alleging unfair treatment. You >> want me to get the breaker? >> Sure. All right. >> You want to report this car stolen? You haven't paid for it since January. Get out of the car. Yes. Get out of the car. >> All right. We're going to We're going to remove you from the car one way or the other. You got it? >> Yeah, sir. >> Grab it. Just grab it. >> We just need to get the car. That's it. >> That's it. >> Okay. Just don't put your hands on top of me. >> All right. to step out. >> I'm going to step out. Do not put your hands on top. All right. I'm tired of you guys lies here. You guys have been lying way too much. All right. You have your cameras on? >> Yes, sir. Absolutely. >> All right. I want to speak to your cameras. >> When asked again, he engaged in a debate with deputies, claiming he had been deceived by the system and demanded to narrate his story on camera. >> What's going on? >> What's happening here is, my man, is that these guys have been running a scam with a phone in this town. Okay, that's number one. >> What do you mean the phone? No, listen to me, my man. Listen to me. You put me through the court system with with with with Judge Hamilton with the same with the U-Haul story. All right. They've been bullshitting the driver's license. They've been bullshitting the scam inside of that story. All right. They call, but they see me every single day. Even the men in the rental car place see me every day. >> You've gone into that store every day. >> Every day they see me passing the store. >> I've gone into the store >> and spoke to the woman and the Spanish girl there, too. So, if you want to follow me over there and let them tell me that to my face, then you can put that on camera, too. >> Company has reported the car stolen. >> It can't be stolen if I'm in front of them every single day, my man. And I'm here every inside of all of your police. >> Okay. >> All right. >> They took all the actions they could to try to reach out to you. They sent certified letters. >> No, they didn't send certified nothing because every night I sleep right next to the other vehicle. No, every night. >> You don't live at the address of the where you get >> that address is they don't forget the address. All right. You can't tell me that story no more because I've been >> They said they've been trying to call you too. >> No, my man. The phone they just changed this phone. All right. The reality of >> You have the same number as when you rent. >> No, I've had the same number the whole time. I have the same number the whole time. What I want for you guys to understand is this. All right. These guys have been running a scam the whole time. I've been inside right next to where where the uh where the Paradise Bonds is. >> How many times has he paid since he rented in January? The >> He only paid the one time. >> The initial rental. I spoke to this to the judge and I spoke to it right and clear to her face and to the lawyers too. >> All right. Well, >> you're running fabricated licenses, too. >> I guess. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. Just put your hands behind your back. >> No, I'm not letting you touch me. I'm not letting you get your hands behind your back. I'm going to chase you. >> Don't touch me. Put your hands back. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Hands behind your back now. Swear to God. If you chase me >> on the ground. >> Despite attempts to peacefully resolve the issue, Andy resisted arrest, leading deputies to use a taser to subdue him. He was subsequently arrested on serious charges of vehicle fraud and resisting arrest. >> Had to drink tonight. >> You know what? I'm not doing this. >> In another incident, police conducted a traffic stop with a vehicle that did not signal before turning. Uh, proof of insurance is going to be in my phone. >> Is this car registered to you? >> Yes, it's mine. >> You're heading up to the gas station? >> Yeah, right there. And I'm going back home. >> The driver attempted to find insurance information on her phone, but her behavior raised suspicions. >> Are you trying to pull it up on the app? >> I'm over on this side now. >> Oh, there's two of you now. >> While you're working on that, >> can I just get you to step out and keep working on that? Why are you >> What's that? I'm just a backup officer, ma'am. >> For what? >> Because on traffic stops, we have a backup officer. >> Can you step out for me, ma'am? >> Why? >> I'll talk to you once you get out of here. >> You want me to start on anything? >> Uh, no. We're good. You can just kill my front lights. D. Can you step out of the car for me? >> Hold on a second, please. I'm trying to find that for goodness. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> You know what? I'm not doing this. Okay. No, you're not. When asked to step out of the car, she became uncooperative. Am >> I free to go? >> No, you're not. Step out of the car. >> Okay. >> Hey, we're going to step back here. >> Go ahead and step back here. >> Exiting the vehicle with a highly confrontational attitude. She led to a tense confrontation. >> Don't me. >> No. I saw the old container in your car. >> Don't me at this point. If you're going to be like this. >> No. Do not. And you're not listening. I'm listening. Do not handle me. >> Open container in your purse gives us problems. >> I don't care. Go. Look. >> Look. >> We'll go from there. >> All right. Let's step back here. >> The situation escalated when officers discovered open alcohol containers in her car. >> Ma'am, I'm going to have to ask you to get off your phone while we're on this traffic stop. >> I need to call my daughter and tell her I'm being arrested. >> Hang on. You're not being arrested. Just stay off the phone for right now. Ma'am. Ma'am, >> please let me >> get off the phone. Get off the phone. You can have a phone call after. You're not being arrested right now at this very moment. We're searching your car. >> Okay, you need to get off the phone. >> Okay, fine. Can I >> end the message? >> Thank you. >> I didn't turn my signal on from the street. Oh, there's nothing in my car. >> Well, there's open containers. >> No, they're empty. I'm throwing them out at the gas station because No, no, no. Listen, listen. Okay, I'm listening, but you're going to stay right here. >> Listen to me. They're in my car because I can't throw that in my house. >> Why is that? >> Because my kids would kick my ass. >> Why? You're not supposed to be drinking. >> Well, maybe they don't want me to. But >> why is that? >> So I >> Come on. Please don't tell me. >> I'm not. I'm just asking. >> I take them to the gas station. It doesn't mean I'm a bad person. >> No one ever said that. >> Despite her attempts to explain that the containers were empty and she intended to discard them, the situation worsened. >> Can I Can I talk without going to jail either way? You're not going to jail for open entertainment. >> In jail, >> you're not going to jail for open. >> It doesn't matter. You're going to find something. Throw my bottles away. I can't throw them away in my house. Kids don't like it. >> Okay. I'm just going to do some test. Make sure you're good to drive. As long as you're good to drive. >> I'm not going to take any test. I'll walk off. >> Listen, at this point, your eyes are bloodshot and glossy. >> Yes, they're not. >> Okay. They are. >> No, they're I can smell the alcohol coming from your breath. >> I'm not going to take any tests. I mean, walk home. >> All right. At this point, you're going to be placed under arrest for DUI, though. >> No, no, no. >> Don't. You're getting break my glasses. I'm >> not. That's what I'm >> relax. You're going to catch an extra charge. Stop resisting. For what? >> For resisting. >> For what? >> For resisting. >> Okay. You're under arrest for DUI right now. Okay. DUI. So, you're going to make by resisting. >> You have no proof. >> I Then stop resisting. >> Then stop pulling away. During the confrontation, she kicked one of the officers, resulting in an additional charge of assaulting a police officer. >> Stop. You're kicking me. All right, that's it. >> Well, you just kicked me >> now. You just caught a felony for aggravated battery on a police officer. >> After being subdued, the woman continued to resist, claiming that the police were hurting her. The officers explained that her resistance forced them to act in that manner. >> You can't get that through her head. Well, when you keep resisting like that, we're going to gain compliance. >> So cool, aren't you? >> No, not really. >> So cool. >> You're so cool. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Well, drinking and driving can hurt people. So, >> I went from that street to this street. >> Were you driving? >> Nope. >> Well, obviously you were cuz you're in the driver's seat. >> Nope. I wasn't. >> You got to shut my door. >> Yes. >> Where's my car going? Pull it into the >> It's going to go to QTO. Sit down. Sit in the squad car. Thank you very much. Take a seat. Take a seat. >> I'm sorry. I have >> my knees are artificial. So you know, take a seat. >> Oh. So how am I supposed to get out of jail? But I can't call you. >> We'll talk about all that here in a minute, man. >> Off. I'll grab your purse out of the car. Do you need anything else of value? >> No. Throw bottles away cuz that's what I was going to do. Okay. >> When I got gas. >> Okay. You know what? I have to take medication every day. >> I didn't say it's not illegal. I didn't say it was illegal. >> No, no, no. What I have at my house, I take every day. >> That's fine. >> Hey, we're going to head to the hospital. Okay. >> I don't need to go to the hospital. I just need to go get those. I can show you. Come into my house, please. It's three blocks away. >> We're going to go to the hospital right now. >> Were you the one that was hurting me? >> I was one of the officers there. Yes, ma'am. >> No. Were you the one that hurting my wrist? >> I I don't know. >> Come on. You would know if you were. >> No, >> I don't think it was me. >> On April 29, 2024, at approximately 11:20 a.m., the police patrol spotted a black Dodge Charger traveling at an estimated speed of over 110 mph on northbound AI275 near SR 688. 48. >> The driver continued to accelerate, weaving across lanes from left to right and back. Disregarding others on the road. 10 milesPH left. Bravo 40. [Music] >> I think he lost the drone. I can't walk with you Left right [Music] down. [Music] The police requested the driver to pull over, but the man sped up and performed evasive maneuvers. Due to high speed, the offending vehicle collided head-on with oncoming traffic in a truck that had stopped in the opposite lane. >> Get the victim right there. Pass the [ __ ] car. >> An intervention maneuver was executed. Both the driver and passenger fled the vehicle running south on East Lewis Avenue. >> That's my radio just >> Are you the one in that car? >> You okay? You all right, bud? I had no idea he was going. I was trying to stop him in my brakes, but he end crashing. I fig I just take him out that way. You guys No, he took off. He took off in the passenger. had two females in the back seat. >> Oh, they went down there, bro. didn't tell any signal service at all. But the other guy with the white tank top went with the backside of a stella. >> Okay. >> Hey, I'm going to have the come for you. Okay. I'm going have him come for you. >> Get him out of the way. That's a soft blow. >> I know. I saw you last minute cuz I filled the box truck. I couldn't have seen nothing with him. As soon as I seen his brake lights, I figured something might have been there. As soon as I started to slow down, it started fading and he stopped drastically. You know what I mean? To like crash right in. I figured, hey, I'm not going to hit you. Well, I mean, are you you sure you okay? >> I'm physically okay. >> You said they're going to get you. >> Can I talk to my mother? >> You remember? >> Yes, sir. >> Eventually, FHPK9 found and apprehended the driver, DaVon Logan Robinson, who was hiding in a trash bin at 4135 Henderson Boulevard. The driver was returned to the scene and placed under arrest in the back of the police car, ending a dangerous pursuit. If you want to continue discovering real life speed battles, please like, subscribe to the channel, and turn on the notification bell so you don't miss any moment.