Police chases are not just about speed. They are also about the fight for justice. Each scene from the police dash cam brings a realistic perspective. Police chase criminals right after. [Music] [Music] A high-speed pursuit across Florida roads began when Travis Dwan Lavit, 22, from Bushnell, Florida, stole a fort truck and flood. Lavitt, wanted for theft, led a dangerous and violent chase spanning multiple counties. [Music] The chase began around 9:30 a.m. when two Citrus County deputies attempted to stop Lavitt's vehicle. Instead of complying, Lavit accelerated recklessly, injuring the deputies and escalating the danger. Florida Highway Patrol Fippy joined the chase as Lavit continued fleeing toward Hernando County. No more. No more. It looks like only one block. away. Here, Love It escalated further by firing shots at police. One bullet struck a deputy's windshield, intensifying the already perilous situation. [Music] We are at [Music] state off. Undeterred, authorities pursued Love It into Sumpre County, where a successful pit maneuver caused his vehicle to flip multiple times, ending the chase. Love it was ejected from the vehicle and severely injured. He was airlifted to a hospital. After recovery, Love it faced numerous serious charges, including three counts of attempted murder, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, firing a weapon from a moving vehicle, fleeing and eluding police, drug possession, reckless driving, driving under the influence, and driving with a suspended license. So then where did this third person miraculously disappear to? Out of thin air, Matt. Yeah, he walked. He walked. He came back with dude that came to his house. Okay. So, he walked within the 5 to 10 seconds. Okay. How much how much law enforcement and and legal training have you had? You're always allowed to attorney. I know that much. Okay. And where'd you learn that? YouTube. One afternoon after receiving a report, the police stopped a man on suspicion of driving under the influence. When officers approached, the man insisted he was not the driver, but merely a passenger seated in the back. However, a man was found in the driver s seat and the police suspected he was the actual driver. The police asked the driver to cooperate with the investigation. You have a warrant for arrest. All right. For what? I believe it's for unpaid child support. All right. I already made it. Okay. Well, I just I just confirmed. No, I got to prove to prove it. Let me get the paperwork. Okay. Well, just hold on there. I just confirmed over the radio that you have a warrant. Okay. M. I just paid it. They discovered that the man did not have documentation proving he had paid child support obligations. No. Well, let me make a phone call to her. I got to make a phone call. I'm not going to do nothing. I'm not going to run. I'm not Why should I do that? Okay. Right now, you are going to be detained. All right. So, you need to put your hands behind your back. I can grab the paperwork. All right. You don't know where to just tell me where it is, dude. You know me. Every time I've been with you, I've been straight straight with you, right? Nonetheless, they decided to detain him temporarily to verify the information as there was still an active warrant for his arrest. Where's that paperwork at? Hold on. No, you just tell me. You can just tell me where it is. You don't need to go to the car. Can I go to the car? Why not? Because you're detained right now, dude. Hey, where you get that [ __ ] paperwork from? I have Matt detained. All right, then we're going to step right back over here. Matt, grab mine. Matt, we're not going to fight. If you want to fight me, I'm just going to take We're not going to do that today. I've been cool with you the whole time, right? I've been straight with you. I've told you exactly what's going on. I'm going to go check. I'm going to check the paperwork. We're going to do this first. Okay. No, because you're going to tell me whatever. Have I arrested you yet? Have I arrested you yet? Whatever. You guys are just detained all the time. Thank you. I want the keys to my mom's car. Have a seat in the car here and I'm going to check the paperwork. Confirm the warrant and everything like that. All right, man. It's either in there or at my mom's. Paperwork? Yeah. All right. Then where your shoes at? I don't know. Probably somewhere in the car. I'm not even worried about it. Who cares? All right. I'll grab your shoes here for a second. Yeah. All right, April. So, who was driving the car here? Because I know his mom wasn't in the car. And when I drove by, I saw a bald man sitting in the driver's seat. And also the fact that when I pulled in behind him, the whole car shook as he jumped into the back. So, y'all just be honest with me here. Matt driving. All right, Deb, are you willing to search her real quick? You're good, buddy. All right. So, since I am going to be searching the car, I'm going to have you have a take take a seat in Deputy Gner's patrol car. We're not going to put any cuffs on you just cuz you got the dog here. I want you to take You're not under arrest right now. You're just being detained. All right. Um, are you willing to do any field sobriety tests to make sure that you're safe to drive? Cuz I believe that it's possible you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs tonight. Safe to drive. I'm sitting in the back seat. As the officers prepared to inspect the vehicle, a tense exchange unfolded between the man and the police. They requested him to undergo field sobriety tests to determine if he was under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The police even informed him that a blood test might be required if he failed to complete. So, when I drove by this way, I saw a bald man sitting in the driver's seat, and I believed it was you, Ryan's friend. The situation became more challenging when the man tried to avoid responsibility and contested the police findings. He claimed he was not the driver and that Ryan was the one operating the vehicle. All right, Matt, you want to hop out for me? We're at the jail. No, we're at the hospital here. We're going to draw your blood. Nope. I said I want a lawyer before I do anything. I want to lowering whatever it is. All right, Matt. So, I have a warrant signed by a circuit court judge. All right. For your blood. I'm allowed to have a lawyer before I do anything. No, you're not. Yeah, I am. Nope, not at this point. So, I have a warrant for your blood drum in the backseat of a car. I have a I have a warrant for your blood drum, Matt. Oh. So, we're going to go No, I want my attorney first. Okay. So, we're going to step out of the vehicle tonight. I want my attorney. Okay. Matt, do you want to add more charges on? Cuz that's where this is going to go. My attorney, please. I got ability. I don't understand [ __ ] How you could do it? No, I want my attorney. You don't have a right to an attorney at this point. Why not? Because you don't have a right to that right now. No. Yeah, I do. No, I always do. Okay. Okay. I've been straight with you, too. Okay. So, I wasn't driving. I was in the back seat. Well, who was driving? Huh? Ryan's buddy. Okay. Whose car is it? Ryan. We're not going to We're not going to play this game. Oh, that's [ __ ] Okay. So, here's the situation, right? I want my attorney, please. You don't have the right to an attorney. That doesn't make no sense. Okay. Well, you can take that up with the judge, but you don't have a right to an attorney at this point. Yeah, I always do. Everybody does. That's not how that works. It doesn't make no sense. Doesn't have to make sense, Matt. I can go through this and explain it to you more times. Okay. I always have a point for an attorney, no matter what. That I know of. Okay. That you know of. Okay. How much how much law enforcement and and legal training have you had? You're always allowed an attorney. I know that much. Okay. And where'd you learn that? YouTube. No, my attorney and everybody else. Well, that's not how that works. Okay. You were operating a motor vehicle and I believe you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Not operating a motor ve Where did you find me at? Okay. I've had multiple people jumping in the back seat as I pulled in behind that little tiny ass car. Sure. With tin windows and everything else. I wasn't driving. Is that why I found your shoes in the driver's seat? Shoes? I got shoes in the back. Okay. So then where did this third person miraculously disappear to out of thin air, Matt? Yeah. You walked. Probably came back with dude that came to his house. Okay. So he walked within the 5 to 10 seconds from when you pulled in. I don't care. Doesn't matter. You see that? I know you're lying to me right now with this. We're going around and around in circles. Okay. So, here's what's going to happen is you're going to step out of the vehicle and you're going to comply or I'm going to go my kids. I just was noting driving. Okay. I don't believe you. We're going forward with the investigation. I have a warrant. You will get two more chances or I'm going to remove you from the vehicle and we're going to have an attorney. Can I talk to one? Why not? How are you going to talk to an attorney? Are they open right now? This is [ __ ] I want to talk to the judge. Officer, you want to give a shot here before we uh escalate this can I have a judge or attorney? Why can't I have an attorney or a judge? Why? Sign a step out. Why? Why can't I have attorney or judge? I didn't want to do this, man. Why can't I have attorney or judge? Because you don't have the right to that prosecution. Read the fourth amendment. Fourth. Fourth amendment provides you sitting in a back seat. which provides you an attorney. Ultimately, after being warned that continued resistance could lead to more severe charges, the man was placed into the police vehicle for further investigation. Attempts to resolve the situation more amicably had failed, and he now faced the consequences of driving under the influence. During a patrol, Aransa State Police spotted a suspicious vehicle and requested the driver to stop for inspection. Heat. Heat. Right. Take everything. The driver threw an object out of the window which was later discovered by the police to be a package of drugs after they managed to stop the vehicle. Step out over here now. Police ordered him out of the car and instructed him to lie on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. 37, where you at? I'm down at 145. I promise I will jump up there. Last traffic OC by what? You didn't have no gun on you, did you? I was I got weed on me. That's I've been smoking weed. Understand? Was no gun on you? I'm I'm a barber, bro. Oh, I understand that. I found all your barber equipment. Okay. You didn't throw nothing else out other than the weed, right? All I had was the weed, bro. I just be scared cuz look, police used to follow me. I wanted to get to where I was I was running. That's why I didn't speed or nothing. But I don't be want I be want to get to where I'm like safe. I be scared. Like I don't be want When a state trooper gets behind you and they throw their lights on. Yeah. You have to I just know I ain't I don't supposed to drive and but I be hopping to do my business. So Okay, that's it. I threw cuz it's I had weed. I threw the weed. That's That's what I had. Weed. I smoke weed. I told you I smoked the weed when How much have you smoked before driving? Cuz you you look like you're pretty impaired. No, I I I ain't I I ain't smoke. I I I just smoked. I just smoked. Like literally just smoked. You have your ID on your in your pocket or anything? Yeah, I do. All right. You going to leave all your money in your pocket? All right. So, like like like what they going to charge me with the weed? Well, it would have been just the weed, but now since I had to put you on the shoulder, it's a lot more. No, I'm saying I didn't I didn't try to run from you. You just end up bumping me cuz you felt like it. But it's just it's a scared experience. Like I didn't been to where policees didn't follow me, bro. During questioning, the driver admitted to using Marijuana and claimed that he was afraid of being arrested because of previous bad experiences with the police. He explained that he was trying to find a safe place to pull over and that his decision to flee was driven by fear. I'm on the ankle monitor. I got a charger. That's the most like that's why I'm trying to get there. Like I literally is that it's in the car and everything. The ankle monitor is in the car. The charger like I'm like I got to charge this thing. You on uh are you on parole or probation? I'm not on probation no more. Additionally, he mentioned wearing an ankle monitor that needed charging, which he said was why he was rushing to complete his errands. Despite admitting his mistake and stating he had no intention of resisting the police, the driver faced more serious charges due to fleeing from the authorities and the drugs found in his vehicle. Police announced that he would be charged with reckless driving and drug possession. He maintained that he was just an ordinary person, not a criminal, and that his actions were solely due to fear. Show me your hand. On June 6th, White Lake police conducted a traffic stop near M59 and Fisk Road. Upon approaching the vehicle, the female driver provided a false name to officers. However, when police cross referenced the license plate with the given name, discrepancies arose. Sensing trouble, the driver immediately turned the vehicle around and fled. [Music] The driver was later identified as Mercedes Morris, a wanted individual with multiple outstanding warrants. [Music] As she fled, Mars accelerated aggressively, speeding through M59 and weaving dangerously between vehicles in an attempt to escape pursuit. [Music] these [ __ ] approaching boi. Through the light going out in front of me. Got you. Chief of Upon reaching the intersection of M59 and Ridge Road in Highland Township. She lost control of her sub, crashing into a roadside utility pole which disabled the vehicle. [Applause] Driver, show me your hand. Show me your hand. Driver, show your hand. Hands up. Morris was subsequently arrested and faced charges for fleeing police. in addition to her outstanding warrants and driving with a suspended license. I'm behind it. I'm behind. You are watching a dramatic high-speed pursuit through the streets of Miami. Yeah, honey. I'll take the radio. The Florida Highway Patrol engaged in a wild chase. It captured entirely on dash cam footage. All right. How do we take the radio 49? The suspect weaves through traffic and makes sharp turns in a desperate attempt to evade capture. She's still on the vehicle 74. She's trapped inside the car. Hey, right before the exit to 25 street fire. Why is she in the water? By the skill and determination, the Florida Highway Patrol apprehend the suspect and ensured public safety. A dramatic chase unfolded between Bayside police and a driver who refused to stop despite multiple signals. The chase occurred on a highway with the driver reaching speeds of up to 70 mph. Police noted the driver appeared surprised to see them but continued fleeing 7:30. Dispatch, it is a male white driver. He's looking over at me. He seems surprised. It looks like he might be stopping at good old road here. Stand by. Can we get a readback on the 28? Am I 60? We're southbound south of Silver Spring right now. for a red light and then stop. At this point, police deployed tools like stop sticks to slow the vehicle. Eventually, one of the sticks punctured a tire, causing smoke to rise from the engine. 212 dispatch, my vehicle's been hit by the stick. terminating my pursuit. Darn it. 22. Dispatch, his vehicle is smoking. He hit the sticks. He popped at least one tire. I'm behind continuing south. Front driver side. Tire popped. Despite the damage, the driver continued at 50 mph. Location. 776. your cell phone. 50 mph. We are approaching capital. Stop the vehicle. Stop the vehicle. The capital. We're going to be stopping. Um, police decided to use forceful measures when it became evident the driver could no longer escape. [Applause] Driver, get your hands off the vehicle. Stand up. Stand up. The other direction. They blocked the car's path and ordered the driver out, instructing him to raise his hands and back away slowly. The driver complied and the car was secured. We got it. We have that vehicle stop. Lift the back of your shirt up. Turn around. Turn around. Get your arms up slowly. Walk backwards. Car is going to be disabled by 43. Keep walking slowly. Keep walking. I got the Y. Hey, thanks guys. Excellent work. How you doing, sir? I'm good. Okay. I'm Lieutenant Fuller with Bayside Police. Uh, my officer tried to stop you. I didn't see any I didn't What's your name? My name's Jason. Okay. You're being charged with felony fleeing and eluding right now. Okay. I didn't go any What's your name? Jason. After his arrest, the driver, identified as Jason, was informed he was charged with fleeing and evading police. Jason claimed he didn't understand why he was stopped and insisted he had done nothing wrong, but failed to explain his decision to flee. He now faces serious charges for his actions. got three going south. On January 19th, 2023, a police officer patrolling in Glendale, Wisconsin spotted a stolen white Ford Fusion. As the officer began following the vehicle, they noticed four occupants inside. The officer quickly alerted superiors to prepare stop sticks in case the vehicle attempted to flee. 34, you hit my sticks. Positive sticks on the other car, too. Once a stop signal was issued, the driver refused to pull over and sped away at high speed. This looks like he's losing here. Roads are a little wet. There's no traffic out here. I'm telling you, thirst. There's going to be median traffic on the red lane. The pursuit quickly escalated as the driver drove onto sidewalks to bypass traffic and collided with another vehicle. It's going to be occupied four times. Coming up to a green light at Mill north on Titonia. There's going to be traffic there. It's going to be faster than right. Despite this, the driver maintained high speeds, reaching up to 87 mph in a 35 meff zone at Titonia. Threw a green light at Titonia and through northbound occupied four times. Continuing northbound passing Clinton on go. We're going to be westbound portage. Westbound portage in the gas station parking lot runway. They are out of traffic. They're in the side road going southbound. 12. Continue. We'll just follow them at this point. Turn everything off. Eventually, the vehicle was stopped by the deployment of stop sticks, which damaged one of its tires. The driver abandoned the car and fled on foot, jumping over fences and running through yards. No, you're okay. Police swiftly surrounded the area and apprehended the suspect, later identified as 20-year-old Klit Datson. Get out of the bus, police. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Face down. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. You injured at all? What do you got? Upon searching Datson, officers discovered a plastic bag containing various colorful pills in his pocket. The pills were later identified as ecstasy, we waging a total of 14 g. While Datson was taken into custody, his three passengers age 16 to 17 were also arrested. Kneel down and tased. I'm not playing with you. Kneel down. You're under arrest. Kneel down. Kneel down. I'm not going to resist you. I can't listen. All right. You I I'm not resisting. All right. I got one. Commander, is you available? All right. Here she goes. They're running south. Uh 68 has them. They're coming back this way. First is All right. Don't move. Yes, sir. You got him. Yes, sir. I got him. I get over. Don't move, man. Okay. Yes, sir. Got him. You got him. Yep. We're going this way. You need medical attention at all. Are you good? Inhaler. What's that? Inhaler. Inhaler. I'll have you sit down. You can catch a breath. Okay. I'm a minute here. Can you lo an address for me? 49 Tupelo. There's a jacket or a hoodie that's ditched behind this house. Any detective? I'll need a camera. Craig having trouble breathing just for one subject and then 4001. There you go, detective. Whoa. It's been a while, huh? I don't have gloves, so you have to just touch it for me. I got it. Thank you. I don't know if there's a way through it unless you want to hop again. I really want to. You can redeem yourself. Well, I slipped the first time. I s the second time. Actually, I want to search you one more time. Take off. Stop talking my shoe. I ain't going to do nothing. He wants me to take his cough off so he can tie his shoe up. Sit down. We need you. They face charges for unauthorized vehicle use and obstructing police actions with one of the teens already having an outstanding warrant. Klitschin Datson was charged with fleeing police, endangering lives, and methamps. At the time, he was on probation for theft and a prior fleeing incident. His bail was set a $15,000 while the three teenagers faced lesser charges. [Music] On November 17th, 2024, a police officer was patrolling us Highway 79 heading east towards Mariana. During the patrol, the officer noticed a passenger car traveling westbound at an extremely high speed. The officer estimated the vehicle's speed to be between 90 to 95 mph. Immediately, the officer activated the radar, recording the vehicle speed at 93 mph with a clear and stable Doppler tone. The officer activated emergency lights and the siren, signaling the driver to stop. However, the driver continued passing another vehicle without reducing speed. The suspect then proceeded west on us Highway 79 before signaling a right turn onto Lee County Road 415. Despite turning onto a side road, the driver showed no intention of stopping. The officer decided to employ a TV maneuver to disable the fleeing vehicle. The car was immediately immobilized. Get your hands up. Get your hands up. Put your hands where I can see them. The driver, still calmly sitting in the vehicle smoking a cigarette, displayed no reaction. Put your hands up. Keep your hands in the air. Keep your Put your both hands up. Turn around. Face away from me. Turn around and face away from me. Keep your hands up. Back up to my voice. Back up to my voice. Okay, stop. You look at me. Go to your knees. You put your hands down again. Keep them up. Look away from me. Go to your knees. What does that do? What do you do? 93 not stopping. Huh? Wait a minute. Why didn't you stop? Why were you doing 93 and a 55? My car was messing up. I need to blow it out. And that's all I would do. Give me your other hand. Oh, you've been drinking. How much you been drinking? I was sitting there watching. Roll. Put your knees up. That's all. Have a good one. You got to go score. Stay right there. I ain't going nowhere. Well, I'm not going for city. Upon approaching the vehicle, the officer detected a strong smell of alcohol on the driver's breath, clearly indicating he was driving under the influence. Not brakes. You You're driving like that going to kill somebody. Do you understand me? Do you understand that you're doing 93 in a 55 mph zone and then I get behind you passing traffic. You will not stop. My car was well it's acting a fool right now in the ditch. Go get my key. No, it's going to be towed. Why going to be told? Because I had a TVI. You put you in the ditch because you would let him stop. You'd been smart. Pulled over. It' have been a lot different. How much have you had to drink? I was sitting at home watching the game. I wouldn't ask. I went and get me cigarettes and I came back home and that's all I was trying to do. Later done left. I was just going through that. I was just going through. Well, a lot of people going through those caring a she stand right there and go back this car up a little bit. The suspect, Jimmy Crawford, 36, from Mariana Aransas, was transported to the Mariana Police Department, where he refused all requested tests. He was charged with the following offenses: driving while intoxicated to eat, fleeing a traffic stop, reckless driving, refusal to submit to a chemical test, no insurance, violating driver's license restrictions, and speeding 93 mph in a 55 mph zone. A Florida man faces multiple charges after leading a Florida Highway Patrol trooper on a high-speed chase on an expressway near Tampa. Station traffic. Satellite 100 international airport tower. Stay on 275 mph. All right. Times two exit 2B to Bravo. 1020. When the man finally stopped, police discovered drugs and two passengers, including a 5-year-old child, in the vehicle. The presence of the young child and illegal substances in the vehicle has exacerbated the severity of the charges, highlighting the dangerous and reckless behavior exhibited during the pursuit. Ma'am, the police chase began with a drunk lady, beer in hand, refusing to pull over for a trooper. I'm going to start going again justice, bro. All right, she's 1,000 miles there. What started as a routine stop quickly escalated into a high-speed pursuit with the lady accelerating to over 100 mph and making erratic turns. What we got? 65. I'm monitoring. At one point, she even drove into a corn field before miraculously re-entering the roadway. Can you make it off the [Music] road? Going westbound. West left. We're westbound 22. Despite numerous attempts to stop her, including a rolling roadblock and multiple units trying to box her in, she continued her wild ride, all while casually sipping on her beer. Amazing. Hands in the air westbound again. She off [Music] north on Fool Street. The pursuit saw speeds fluctuating between 30 and 65 mph with the lady brazantly evading capture through various streets. She lives on this road. [Music] Northbound. North on Maine. Put your hands up, ma'am. That's Jeff south of the She is currently drinking a beer. Okay, on beer. Finally cornered and forced to stop, she raised her hands in the air only to take off again, showing a level of determination that would have been commendable if it wasn't entirely reckless. Hit the like button and subscribe for more thrilling chases. The chase begins with police officers in hot pursuit of a suspect vehicle, employing high-speed maneuvers to catch up. Hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey Heat. Heat. Hey, hey, hey. Can you hear me? Hey, get your hands up. Put your hands up. The officers repeatedly call for a pit maneuver, attempting to disable the fleeing vehicle. After successfully bringing the vehicle to a stop, the officers issue urgent commands for the suspect to raise their hands. Tactical coordination is evident as officers request a baiton, gloves, and other necessary tools to safely manage the situation. The Uclid police were engaged in a high-speed pursuit that quickly turned into a dangerous and intense situation. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Yeah, re Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Protective part 156 156 cars on fire with Unsurprisingly, the suspect's reckless driving ended in a fatal crash. A move that could hardly be called a brilliant escape plan. [Music] for details. [Applause] The incident caused significant disruption and concern within the local community, leaving residents shaken by the chaos that unfolded. The tragic end served as a stark reminder of the risks involved in high-speed chases. [Music] Get off. Okay. Right after you get off. Is this an action movie? Police engaged in a high-speed pursuit of a Toyota Sienna on Cedar Lake Road. Male occupant appear to be a mixed race male with a fro. The chase, which involved a male driver, reached speeds of 80 mph, passing a middle school and continuing past Greener. Multiple attempts to perform a pit maneuver failed with the suspect driving the wrong way on Highway 169. road. I tried to stop him for speed. [Music] Uh we're going to miss 169 here. We're going uh looks like on the exit wrongway 169. I'm going to try to get him pitted out before he gets on. Not going to happen. I'm terminating long run wrongway 169 southbound uh in the northbound lanes and he is approaching Mitankka Boulevard. Significant driver's side damage. Apparently the driver missed the memo that highways have a correct direction. I'm showing [Music] stolen way northbound and southbound back. Keep an eye on that 126. State patrol has him. He's coming right towards your car on the right hand shoulder northwest over Minnetonka. We are [Music] southbound 219. We're off on Jordan. 219 and crash lake in Jordan Avenue. crash. The pursuit was terminated for safety reasons, but not before the vehicle sustained significant damage and crashed at Sierra Lake and Jordan Avenue. Keep him up. Let's get him secured right now. Get check on the other people. Crawl out of the car. Get out the car, man. Let's go. Move. Come on. Come on. You can move. You got out of the car. Move. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Okay. Where does it hurt? Where's it hurt, man? My lower back. Lower back hurt. Does that hurt? What does that hurt? Uh, yeah. I don't want to I don't want to hurt on your butt. Pull you over on your butt. That way we can get you in the car. Okay. Officers swiftly secured the scene, extracting the driver who complained of lower back and leg pain. Maybe he should have considered the discomfort before embarking on this doomed joy ride. So bad. Please like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting videos. Everyone in the comments have a car driver right there. Here, if you push this out, I'm going to crawl down there. Contact. Okay, ma'am. You can't see it. It's underneath a tree. We're just about 300 yard south road northbound. Go with the police department. Are you okay? No. Okay. [Applause] The Menon Falls police engaged in a pursuit to stop a vehicle whose driver was suspected of multiple retail thefts. Police identified the suspect's white vehicle traveling at 74 mph through a busy traffic area, creating several dangerous situations. A vehicle wanted for retail stop. The vehicle is going to be a white flat rear tire. 113 keep an eye on your right. I'll take over on radio. Copy. [Music] 45. [Music] Officers reported the vehicle traveling on Bradley Road at approximately 45 mph, then accelerating to 63 mph on Calumit Road. 45 speed at 65. Check. [Music] [Music] driver. Throughout the pursuit, officers maintained a safe distance. As the vehicle reached 91st Street, speeding at 65 mph, the situation grew tense, but officers remained in [Music] control. 115, you're going east. Silver Spring 91st. Heading northbound onto 89th Street 91st Street gas station 91st. 115 going to be south 91. During the chase, the vehicle suffered a significant collision, dislodging the rear bumper, which dragged along the road. The suspect unexpectedly turned west onto Carmen Road and continued towards 25th Street. 90 seconds. Police did not lose track. Maintaining close supervision. 115 will be telephone on 91st from Flag. Traffic is medium speeds are 30 flight. The vehicle slowed to 30 mph in a densely trafficked area where the suspect attempted to exit the vehicle and steal another car stopped at a red light. retail stuff. Get out. Get out. Hey, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get on the ground. Stand up. Okay, hold on. I was wondering the Officers quickly exited their patrol car, intervened, and arrested the suspect. The woman identified as Susan Bryson was apprehended after an 8-mile pursuit ending in Milwaukee. Bryson initially provided false identification, refused to cooperate, and was transported to jail. Police were in pursuit of a reckless driver on a road in Louisiana. The driver ignored traffic signals and attempted to evade police upon noticing their presence. 190 throughout the chase. The driver frequently changed lanes, ran red lights, and performed dangerous maneuvers, endangering themselves and others on the road. All right, get off the air for a minute. We got a 52. Officers remained persistent, communicating via radio with colleagues to coordinate the apprehension. Additional police vehicles quickly joined the pursuit, forming a perimeter around the suspect's car. Here we go. The situation escalated as the driver continued evading capture but was eventually stopped following a decisive maneuver by the police. Driver, stop your vehicle. Hold down. 52 heavy 52 in grab. Hey Wow. Wow. The video concluded with officers ordering the driver to exit the vehicle and conducting a search to ensure no further danger. air for all three if anybody can advise on the other one. I'll be back at 291 vehicle on the side finish up one real quick. I'll have to do the major one if y'all want to get the rest of them along the way for the one at Eddie. We need a couple to the one at Ryan and Eddie. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You better leave me. A routine traffic stop in Oklahoma City took a wild turn when 65year-old Deborah Hamill refused to sign an $80 ticket for a broken tail light. So, you don't even give a warning for this? You've been driving around for 6 months like that? I'm truthful. Well, I'm not going to give you a warning for something you've been driving for 6 months. But you you've seen me in here. You've seen me in here. I haven't. You had to if I've been up here. Either way, I'm issuing you a citation for air pollution. Well, I don't want to sign it cuz I don't want to do $80. You don't want to sign it? No, because I don't think that I deserve to pay $80 for something that is fixable and I can fix it. That's all you want. Boy, step out of the car. Why? Cuz you're you're under arrest. Step out. Step out of the vehicle. I'm not. Step out. No. Step out. I'm giving you a lawful order. Step out. You be fair with me and I'll be fair with you. Step out. No. You're under arrest. No, I'm not. When the officer insisted she step out of her vehicle, Jame decided her best course of action was to flee, leading to a brief car chase. 305 dispatch got one taken off. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Do that to me. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You better leave me. [Music] Upon pulling over, things escalated quickly as Hamil kicked the officer in the groin, showing that age doesn't dull everyone's fighting spirit. Put your hands behind your back. Leave me alone. Put your hands behind your back. Now [Applause] [Music] put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Lay down and put your hands behind your back. I will stand up now. I will stand up. No, you will not. The situation ended with Hamill getting tased and arrested after she continued to resist. She declined medical attention, but authorities took her to the earth just in case. [Music] [Applause] Why didn't you take off? Because I knew that you would arrest me. I wasn't going to. All you had to do was sign a ticket. But can you Well, just listen to me a minute. Do you know that nobody nobody wants to come to cash in for any reason whatsoever because they know it's going to be an $80 fine for some dumb something all the time. Well, when you're driving around like that, where do you think you can go driving around and get away with like that? Gather King Fisher cuz I'm going through King Fisher right now to go to Loyal. Haml now faces charges of felony assault on a police officer and resisting arrest, proving that sometimes a broken tail light can lead to much bigger issues. Remember to check your tail lights today. Your hands don't you just grab my nuts. On Thursday afternoon, Frank Clement Jr. crashed his truck into a fire hydrant near a racetrack gas station, causing water to spill into the ditch and his truck to get stuck in the mud. When he was discovered by a passerby, Clement admitted to being drunk and begged not to call 911 because he was on probation. Okay, seriously, please don't stop all over the place. I'm sorry, man. Sorry, man. I'm sorry, man. I get it. When police arrived, he admitted to drinking and apologized, but then approached an officer despite being told to stand still. I don't [ __ ] know. What happened? Did you take the turn? Shoot my dog. I get that. Can you put the dog somewhere? Yeah. Can I put him at Who's he seriously? of me. Clement became aggressive, repeatedly apologizing and attacking the officer, even grabbing one officer's private parts, causing the officer to react in self-defense. Sit back over there. What? Stop your hands off. Stop. Don't give me Get the [ __ ] down. Turn over. I'm sorry, man. 226. I need a challenge. I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry, man. Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. All right. Oh, man. I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry, man. I'm so [ __ ] sorry. God damn it. You're 226. All right. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Bubba. I ain't doing nothing to you like that. Goddamn about that. You just grabbed my nuts. Hey, wait a minute. Frank, let we can talk and walk. I ain't mad about [ __ ] And I get that. Thank you that I hurt myself. Oh, no problem. Witnesses confirmed that Clement was violent and appeared to be trying to grab the officer's gun. He was arrested, his vehicle was towed, and his dog was taken to animal control. Clement is being held without bail for violating his probation, plus $130,000 bail for the new charges. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Taser. Taser. Taser. Stop right now. From a traffic stop in Winnebago County, Wisconsin, leading to a high-speed chase. The suspect, identified as Trevor, drove recklessly at over 100 mph, weaving dangerously through [Music] traffic. Upon entering a construction zone, police deployed spike strips to stop the suspect, but Trevor managed to evade them and continued his dangerous driving. Sheriff 91. We're cutting through construction still southbound Royale Meadows. There'll be a white male driver with a beard, black hat, pink shirt, one passing target right now going past Scott. Pulling into the public training training center. 91. We're entering the 91. He's got nowhere to go. [Music] [Music] Back northbound. Rolling medals. Vehicle slowing 25 mph. Still northbound. Slowing down. Eventually, Trevor encountered another police blockade with spike strips and attempted to turn sharply to avoid them, causing his vehicle to lose control. After the car came to a stop, Trevor fled on foot, resulting in the vehicle rolling into a ditch. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Taser. Taser. Taser. Stop right now. You're getting tased. Get on the ground. Do not move. Pull your arms out. Lay down on your stomach right now. Do not move. You're going to get tased. Get on your back. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. to me. Anyone? We have one detained. Can't breathe. Sir, roll up on your side. I know you're with us. Sit up. Are you hurt? Are you hurt? Sorry, I just can't drink. Yeah. After a short chase, Trevor was apprehended. Despite claiming he wasn't tea under the influence, his disheveled appearance and sweating prompted police to take him to the hospital for testing. 100% resistant causing injury. I got bit by the dog. You good? I'm good. Thanks. Here and up here. Not the dog's fault. Oh no. Dog bit the [ __ ] out of 100%. You getting hurt, buddy? Uh, did he get taste? Nope. Thank you. Did he get bit? Nothing. No. What's the deal, man? Yeah. Trouble. Look at you, man. I think you caused yourself a lot more trouble now. I know. You hear that? Nothing. No hard feelings, man. I'm doing a job, but you almost killed a lot of people. You almost got ran over by your car. You did you get hit by it at all? I think you have a drink or something. You need some water. Why are you so sweaty? I'm going to ask you. I had the windows out. I have a I'm going to get out of here, sir. Please go. I had the windows out. I'm going to ask you this just as a medical stance. Yeah. What did you take anything today that I need to worry about? Like you're not going to kill over and die on me? No. All right, we're going to walk up to 116 and I'll work on getting you some water. Ambulance right there. A background check revealed Trevor had a lengthy criminal history and eight active warrants from various agencies. Charges against Trevor included fleeing police, reckless driving, resisting arrest, and other offenses. He was also issued fines totaling over $11,000 and was held on dollar 100,000 bail. Yes, you are for that. [Applause] [Music] In Knoxville, Tennessee, a dramatic car chase unfolded involving a blue Chevrolet hoe suspected of being linked to a Florida murder case. The chase began when police identified the vehicle traveling on I40 and immediately deployed forces to intercept it. Yeah, if you can get up here uh and slow the traffic down behind us. First person I can see in there was him. Give me that vehicle description again. SUV. Look at the Yukon. Older model. Uh no. Uh the windows are down in the front there. 374 over 6 eastbound. God dang it. [Music] Knox County units joined the pursuit, blocking exits to ensure public safety. Just now swerved over in front of all the traffic there on the right. Now he's moving back to the far left. He's just now slammed on his brakes. [Music] Do you want me to try to go up to a 640 split or you want me to continue up to the 275 split? We're moving to the right lane here. Well, he's back in the left lane. Just whatever you think. He's He's not from here. He doesn't actually know most likely where he's going. They said he was headed to Arkansas. Watch the streets. Watch the streets. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Watch the streets. [Music] [Music] [Applause] Negative on the slack [Music] deployment. Back off a little [Applause] bit. Careful. After approximately 20 miles, the chase reached its climax when an officer performed a pit maneuver, forcing the suspect's vehicle to stop. [Applause] A shootout immediately ensued. In this tense encounter, suspects Christian Ramos and Mario were [Applause] [Music] [Applause] neutralized. Go ahead. Go ahead. [Music] Don't [ __ ] reach. Don't [ __ ] reach. I got cuffs. [Music] Grab that arm. I can't get it. Hey, help her. Matt. She's been hit. She's been hit. Go ahead and put him back a car. Yeah, buddy. It's okay. You're okay. All right. The chase ended tragically, but no officers were injured. However, it was a day that law enforcement officers in Knoxville will never forget as they faced danger in the heart of the city. Stay awake. Yeah. Stay awake. Deep breaths here. Let's try to Good job. Good job. You're doing good. You're going to make it out. Get in there right now. Get in there right now. Hope your daughter dies. You hope my daughter dies? Yeah, I do. On August 27th, 2023, a police officer's day took a dramatic turn when he pulled over a vehicle zooming down Interstate 10 at over 90 mph. Let me see your hands, bro. Why? Why are your windows covered like that? Step out of the vehicle, man. The driver, clearly embracing her inner interior designer, had covered her car windows with blankets. Come out here with me. Watch your 20. 437. Just to advise, I'm giving verbal commands on my PA. Driver's not not listening. Driver, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Driver. The officer asked her to show her hands by his repeated and increasingly polite requests. She refused to step out of her blanket fort. Step out of the vehicle right now. You're going to be under arrest. Step out of the vehicle right now. If it was not a Listen to my commands, ma'am. Step out right now. Step out right now. I can't see inside your vehicle. Go ahead and step out. Step out. I can see them. I got less lethal, bro. Yeah, she's not following command. She finally opened the door, dude. She's not She's not listening. And I can't see I can't see through these windows right here. Through none none of the windows. Let me see your hands right now. Let me see your hands. The cherry on top. She had a young passenger and a delightful aroma of alcohol in the car. Step out. Who else is in the vehicle? Bring down the windows. Step out. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Stop. Who else is in here? My daughter. You're not listening, ma'am. I'm telling you. I told you to open up. Come here. I need to talk to you. Open up this window. No. Come here. And I just Ch has a daughter. Hold on, bro. Just come out. Come here, man. Talk to you. Hold on, baby. I'll be right with you. Stand by right now. I'm going to talk to your daughter. You do. You're You're going 94. You're going 94 on a 60 on a 65. Are you intoxicated right now? Hey, what's wrong with you? Why don't you cooperate? What's wrong with you? She's intoxicated. Is this really worth it? Is this really worth it? Let go my handcuffs. Ma'am, what do you think this is, man? What's wrong with you? You have a small daughter in the vehicle. What's wrong with you? Okay. What's wrong with you? Appears to be intoxicated. Bro, I can smell it. Don't resist, ma'am. We're going to come in here. No, you guys are so embarrassed. Okay, stop. I don't have to go in there. Are you drunk? You're under arrest right now. Get in right now, man. Get in there. This This is your pepper spray. Get in right now. I'm going to use a taser. Get in right now. Get in there right now. Get in there right now. Get in there right now. Get in there right now or I'm going to go ahead and use it again. Sit down, ma'am. Get in the vehicle. Sit down right now. Sit down in there. Nothing is wrong. Sit down right now. Sit down. Go inside. Go inside. Get inside. Listen to my commands. My daughter is right. Okay, that is enough. Put her feet in there, bro. That is enough. Hey, relax. Relax right now. Relax. Okay. [ __ ] You guys saw them. Are you okay? What's going on? Are you okay? We'll explain here in a bit. Just stay in there because there's traffic out here. Okay. Yes. Come on. Come here. Let's go this way. Where you coming from right now, man? All right. Are we going to back to my house? We'll let you know here in a bit. Okay. Okay. I'm just going to put you in here cuz I have I have AC in there. Okay. That way it's not too hot. Go ahead and have a seat. So, I hope your daughter dies. You hope my daughter dies? Yeah, I do. Thank you. After a tense standoff, she was finally arrested, continuing her streak of bad decisions by wishing ill upon the officer's daughter. All righty. Uh, I put my house in the front. Step up. Why'd you put him in the front? Because there comfortable. Where'd you pee? Oh, all there. and then all the way to the over there. Put that on there. This situation is a great reminder that complying with police during traffic stops can save you from starring in your own real life episode of World's Dumbest Criminals. Always follow instructions and remember, flipping off the cops is not a recognized form of negotiation. You're going to have to clean it, huh? You said I was going to hunt him and it's going to be you. Hit the like button and subscribe for more thrilling chases. A high stakes motorcycle chase. A biker hits speeds of 151 mph as police pursued him on the highway. Okay. [Music] [Music] The chase became increasingly dangerous as the biker maneuvered recklessly through traffic, ignoring safety measures. 67 back Heat. Heat. [Music] This is coming. [Music] [Music] [Music] Woo! I know. Just stop. [Music] The pursuit reached a critical point when the biker, still traveling at 135 mph, collided with the rear of a motorist vehicle. [Music] 20 hands. Hands. The impact was severe, causing considerable damage to both the motorcycle and the car and ejecting the biker from his bike. key7. I didn't copy his way of traffic tonight. Adam 67 1050 rock. I can't copy. Can you look at the map? Tell me for road 25 24 he is just just south of friendship right before light. Law enforcement swiftly moved in to arrest the biker who faced immediate consequences for his actions. Adam 35 South 428 Lincoln 428 Hunt put it in here just for now and then I'll give it to them in the ambulance. Just make sure. What is criminal history? Is criminal history long? I haven't I haven't had read it yet. I don't know. Find out. Put Put your camera on your body. Step out of the car. Why you Why you stepping out of my car? Step out of the car. I'm telling you to. I have to inform you right now. You are under arrest. Why? Okay. Okay. Wait. Come over here. Okay. Listen to me. Listen to me, guys. How you doing? Can I help you? Yeah. We got called to your address. You're causing a disturbance. So then you got the address. You go over there to the address. No, no. We're going to talk to you. We're talking to everybody. How can I help you? But I want for you to step out of the car right now. No, sir. For what reason? You going to leave? We're investigating. You're investigating? Yeah. You got You got ID on you? You see anything? Do you have an ID on you? Before you say to me, what do you need ID? What did I do wrong to you? Please stop. Possible violation of order protection. That's what I'm investigating. So, you have your ID on you or not? I have my ID, but I didn't do nothing wrong. No, you don't have it. Are you refusing to identify yourself? No, I'm not identifying. Why don't you identify yourself? And I didn't do nothing wrong because you know what? I want to tell you one thing about you guys. It was a chaotic scene. The driver, clearly a insisted he had a court order that allowed him to be at the scene despite the police claiming he had violated an order of protection. I walked out of the house. If if you have no order protection, I don't have nothing. Then I need your ID so I can verify that. But but but wait, you you I'm not here to argue with you right now. I need your ID. I want to tell you one thing. You do not know what's going on for you to tell me I have an over protection or not. I didn't do nothing for you to know that I'm What's the reason for you stopping me? I went to the h to my house and I left my house. My address, my driver license says that's my house. How many times I got to tell you this? Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead. Is the fourth time going to work? Give me your ID. Why do you need my ID? Your I didn't I violate anything when I'm driving. I can talk. I want to talk to your sergeant, man. Dude, you We need your ID to confirm all this. Okay. I need a sergeant. I don't want to talk to you guys. Listen. You know what? No. No. Listen to me. Listen to me. Last time. Listen. Can you stop talking? Yes. Okay. Go ahead. August 2022. I was there. I injured my hand dealing with your dumbass. I was out of work for 8 months because of you. I need your ID right now. I need your ID. Get out of the car right now. The situation became a tense standoff with the driver refusing to provide identification or step out of his vehicle. He argued loudly, questioning the officer's authority and asserting his rights, all while sitting stubbornly in his car. Before you say that, step out of the car right now. I would not step for no reason. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. I didn't do nothing. I'm unbuckling your belt. Step out of the car. Don't do that. You do that. Step out of the car. Don't. I'm not playing the game. You're violating my rights. Step out of the car. Put Put your camera on. You're on. Step out of the car. Why you Why you stepping out of my car? Step out of the car. I'm telling you to. The situation escalated further when the officers attempted to physically remove him from the car, resulting in a struggle. You're hurting me and I didn't do nothing. I'm going to put you in handcuffs for right now. You are being detained for obstruction right now. I didn't do nothing. Right. Because you've been told four times. We asked for your ID, didn't we? No, you didn't. We've asked four times. You did not. We asked four times. What the hell are you doing? I asked you four times for your ID. You were used to what? For what? What's the reason for my investigation? What's your We're done. We're done. I've told you. You're stealing my stuff. You You're not supposed to touch We have our job. We do. Well, give me Let me I don't want to speak to you. You You don't have to speak to my rights. You're not supposed to touch me. My rights. You're not supposed to take right now. You're being detained. You were told to step out of the car. Well, when you're in custody, you can't hurt. You got to stop me from hurting yourself. Oh, okay. And okay. What? What's the reason why somebody wants to hurt himself or or hitting himself? What's the reason? You tell me. No. No. I'm I don't know. Oh, you don't know. I don't hurt myself. No, no, no. When you're getting arrested for no reason, what do you What are you thinking? I'm asking you, what do you think? When you're getting arrested for no reason, somebody's I don't know. I've never arrested someone for no reason before. No, no. When you get arrested, I'm not saying you arrested. I've never been arrested. Okay. Never been arrested. You know, you know what? You're an angel, by the way. You're an angel when you're born. Well, just to let you know that. Just to let you know that. Thank you. I want I want to teach you religion, too. There's There's no There is There There is no angel. Listen, I'm an angel. God, I'm just saying. But God God even said God even said there is never going to ever be anybody that's not going to make a mistake. Just Just to let you know. So, the only angels is the one got angels that you don't see that God God created. Do you and her have a court case going on or something? No, it's been done for two years and and today the judge signed off. I can go to the house. I can do whatever I want. So then now I want to pull something out, another thing on me. That's not good. But I like to see I still like to see a sergeant so I can stop this from doing this all the time. You know what I'm saying? Because I'll be I'm going to be coming to the house every day. Just to let you guys know that I'm allowed to. That's I'm allowed to come to the house. I have to inform you right now. You are under arrest. Why? Okay. Okay. Come over here. Okay. Listen to me. Listen to me, guys. My car. Listen. You can't do that to me. Leave your car. I need to talk to I need to I need I need my I Listen. Sergeant will be at the station. You want to talk to him? Listen, guys. Why are you locking me up for no reason? Just walk in the house and leave. I can't walk in the house and leave. There's order protection. No, there is not. Look at Look at my Listen, I got my phone. On my phone. Stand by. I got on my phone. Listen to me. On my phone. There there's on my phone. You got the judge signed on on on my uh what do you call it? Email. Finalize things. Finalizing things. That's what I'm telling you. I'm That's why she snap because why you phone in the car? It's in the car. I'm trying to tell you 48 1991. Yeah. Yeah. The blue one. Yeah. There you go. My daughter, she said, "Hey, father." Yeah. I told They're not even my kids. I don't even want my kids cuz they put a protection order in by the way you twice protection order. The third time they told her, "You can't do that. He's not doing nothing. You can't." She went to The driver continued to protest, accusing the officers of wrongful detention and insisting that they were overstepping their bounds. All right. Well, I guess you damaged stuff inside the house. I didn't touch nothing. Hey, that's what she's saying. Okay. But come on. So, I just told you everything I did. Listen to me. Listen. Everything I did. There's not one thing damaged in everything. The house was clean. And in the end, his day took a turn for the worse, proving that every dramatic exit leads to applause. but sometimes to the backseat of a police car. The incident highlighted the driver's refusal to cooperate and the officer's determination to enforce the law. On November 8th, 2023, an Arkansas State Trooper's routine patrol took a thrilling turn when he spotted a motorcycle splitting and speeding well over the limit. 4830. They work I saw the dead ground. [Music] Yeah. Right here [Music] on a blue motorcycle shirt, not a green pants. That's what we used to find way back. Now we are [Music] close down about 130 traffic. The pursuit quickly escalated with officers trying a novel tactic by having one cross the highway media in a clever move that called thinking outside the box. Yeah. Heat. lock down 480. second way. Not ending, the motorcyclist made the unfortunate choice of taking an exit directly towards another officer who promptly set up an impromptu blockade. [Music] 430 as [Music] [Music] well. He wrecked down right now. Hey, get on the ground. On the ground now. On the ground. The chase culminated in a crash with the rider, who was carrying a blue pistol, arrested and facing a laundry list of charges, including reckless driving and fleeing. Hey, shut the up. Hey, shut up. I get those off the ground county. I'm facing this way. Hey, face the car. The ride remain silent. Understand your rights. Yes. Bike stolen. No, sir. I have the bill available on this phone. SL I don't have much to say to y'all, but I apologize. That was so stupid. I shouldn't have I shouldn't have put y'all at. [Music] Take a picture of where this gun is. [Music] This lane and the shoulder. That's the only reason they ever pursue stopping. He could either stop or run off. He should be running. He's got no criminal history at all. Running just be running. No dope. No criminal history. He's just running for no reason. No. He's never even been arrested. Is what it is. The exact same bike that I chased a couple months ago. And he was driving the same way he doing. It's like he's getting weaving real hard like trying to shake it. Just just being stupid. You probably don't give a but would you mind turning the key off on that bike when you walk back out there? Sir, I have a question for you to uh when I get Please like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting videos on the ground now. Let's get it off. I'll get it when you get on your face. On your face now. Deputy Nick Carmarmac and his K-9 partner Chevy were in hot pursuit of a stolen sub in Hudson, Florida. The chase reached speeds of 90 mph before the vehicle crashed into a utility pole on Denton Avenue. Get the ground get right now on your face right now. Get him. Get him. As the suspects bolted from the car and fled into the woods, Carmich sent Shep after the driver while he pursued the passenger. Get him, Shep. Get him. Hands behind you, bro. Right now. Hands behind you right now, bro. I'm noting with you. Ship darted into the woods, quickly locating the fleeing driver. Carmich apprehended the passenger, then rushed to find his partner. Pasco, I need a unit right now. I'm just trying to get out of the car. I feel like I'm on fire. I'm 104. I need somebody here now. I can't see my dog. Get up. Get out. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Run. Let's go. [Applause] [ __ ] K13. I need air. Where are they? Sh [Applause] here. Chef. Ah, you're right on your hand, man. Chef. Chef. [ __ ] was he running for? Chef here. Hey, get up here, guys. He's My dog's got to hold him. He's running with my dog. Where is uh Where is somebody? Get on the ground now. I'm not taking him. Get him. [ __ ] Get off my dog, bro. Get off my dog, bro. I'm up and driving. I'm chasing. carrying one suspect. Let's go now. On theinging ground. On the ground now. Not right now, please. I'll get him when you get on your face. I'm noting with you. Hearing a commotion, Carmarmac discovered Shep holding the driver who was struggling to escape. On your face now. I'm going to change the out of you. [ __ ] [ __ ] Sh. Down. Down. Down. Leave him down. The suspect surrendered and Shep returned to his partner. He took off one way, he took off the other. I sent him on him and he beat feet. So I had to grab him. [Music] The Pasco County Sheriff's Office praised Shep's bravery and loyalty. This was a high-speed police chase unfolded on August 27th when a 19-year-old Jonathan Costa fled in a stolen blue for a 488 spider in Flaggler County. [Music] The Ferrari taken during a home invasion in Rhode Island was spotted speeding over 100 mph. Deputies pursued the car but lost sight when it entered a school zone. Investigators later located the Ferrari hidden under tarps at a Palm Coast residence. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] You got anything on you? You got a knife or a gun? What's your name? Radio. Am I getting lost? Oh my lord. Police stopped a car for not signaling when turning. The suspect was asked to exit the car to check for weapons. What's going on, Officer? Pitcher Ros police department. Reason for the stops didn't use your turn signal when you made the ride in here. Oh, okay. I'm sorry. All right. Do you have your ID on you? Thank you. All right. I'm sorry about that. Nothing. Any weapons or anything in the car? Was it cool if I patch you down? Just make sure you don't have any guns or anything. 811. Shots fired. Shots fired. Oh my god. Suddenly, the suspect approached the weapon, forcing the police to open fire. Hey man, where's the gun at? Let me see your hands. You're reaching. No, I'm not. I'm not. Yes, you are. Do me a favor, man. Okay. Line of fires towards Mei Loos from the service. Get you help. We are in the Chevron parking lot on the east side driveway. Hey, do me a favor, bro. All right. Hey, crawl to your left. All right. Where's the gun at? We only see one hand. Careful. Believe the gun's on his right side. He's staying cannot move. Cannot see his left hand. for 43. Get the vehicle. Do you have anything on you? No, I don't. No. I don't know. I don't know. No, you're going to stay there. Hey, I'm just going to come back here cuz she's in the line of fire and she has a kid. All right, that's fine. Hey, Kersburg. I'm going to have I got legal. I'm going to have her and her kid move back. Open the door. Open the door. Open your door. Open your door. Open one of your doors. Move to my car. Move to my car. Hey, I'm moving up. Yeah, both of us are. Do not reach for the gun. Let me see your hands. It was right right waistband. We saw the imprint. It's under. Roll over. Roll over in your stomach. Stomach. Roll over in your stomach. though. Put your hands behind. Where's the gun? Can I get a drink of water? Where's the gun at, dude? I don't know. Keep your arms. No, I can't move. You can't reach like that, dude. No, I'm not reaching. Can you hand drink your water, please? You don't got to hand me the drone. It's over there. Where's him? Gun. Gun. My band. Okay. Get the gun. It's underneath my right here. Right here. Right here. Gun. Watch out. It's right here. Right here. After the suspect was taken down, police found the weapon in his pants. The suspect was then taken to the hospital for treatment before being taken in for investigation. [Music] Four burglary suspects were involved in a high-speed chase with police in Miami Dade. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] after the car was stopped. One of the suspects tried to jump off an overpass but was caught by police in time. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Westbound 38 Street back toward. Police pursued an armed robbery suspect who was driving at high speed, endangering pedestrians. The chase was intense through several streets including baseline and 38th streets. That unit going past fire department. They cannot let it go through that gas. Come to baseline speed 70. Flight traffic. He's having to pass other eastbound cars. White traffic speed 90 westbound. Just pass forest high school inside lane. Speeds about 90. Just went through the red light going northbound southeast 44th Avenue Road. [Music] Okay, westbound 38th Street heading back down toward roll over. The suspect's car eventually flipped over after a collision straight heading back out toward rollover. Get on the ground. Get out of the ground. Fuel's coming up. Drop the gun. 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. The suspect was shot, but his life was not in danger. [Music] On January 6th, 2022, Trooper Bird and his partner Martin spotted a white 2013 AIA 7 tearing down I30 after Alexander Pey gave up the chase. Arkansas George Frank Charles Turn [Music] eastbound 125 down over the roadway Perfect. About a mile down there. There's one lane on the end of I just don't want to get hurt around here. And I have a large 440 and up 33 [Music] mile at 4:30. [Music] Your internet help 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. [Music] The troopers deployed a GP's launcher to track this wild ride. And after a slow speed maneuver, Belo Owens was arrested. 3 years in prison, guess he is not as fast as he [Music] thought. Show me your hand. Get out. [Music] Hit the like button and subscribe for more thrilling chases with supercars. These police chases remind us how unpredictable the streets can be. Thanks to police dash cam footage, we get a clearer view of the risks officers take when chasing criminals. If you found this eyeopening, do not forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below.