There are no rules on these roads. Police risk their lives to stop criminals who are speeding away. Watch some of the most dramatic car chases ever recorded. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. [Music] Casey Register drove a Lincoln MKZ at over 120 mph on the shoulder of I 530, ignoring traffic and police orders to stop. 13 Let me around. Sorry. just north of heavy snow. After a pursuit, Officer Preston performed a TVI, causing the suspect's vehicle to collide with a guardrail and a police car before coming to a stop. Register was arrested at the scene. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Hands. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. Get out the car. Hands. Hands. Hands. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Got me cover. Yeah. clear. Hey, what's wrong with you, man? Could have killed somebody yourself. Go ahead and send a 101 for a suspect. come right now. If you think the police maneuver was accurate, comment nice TVI. On March 7th, 2025 in Bismar, North Dakota, police received a report of Melanie Udel, 53 years old, showing signs of being under the influence of stimulants in a white SUV. Step outside of the vehicle here. No, you're not. Turn off the car. Turn off the car. No. Fleeing. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. 299. She almost struck me. Get out of the car. Show your hands. Give me Metro. She's struck me. Shots fired. When officer James asked Udel to get out of the car, she refused. then suddenly drove towards officer James. Turn off the car. Turn off the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. 299. She's almost struck me. Get out of the car. Shots fired. Your head. Show your hands. Metro. She's struck me. Shots fired. Show your hand. Turn off the car. Turn off the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Shots fired. Officer hit. Show your hands. Shots fired. Show your hands. Show your hands. Back up. No. Back up. Show me your hands. Radio. Officer Anderson immediately opened fire to control the situation. Udel didn't survive at the hospital. [ __ ] I can't move. We got help coming. James, stay there. Get out of the car. [Applause] Get out of the car now. On August 28th, 2024 in Louisville, Kentucky, Brinkley police assisted in the arrest of an armed suspect who fled the scene of an accident. The suspect ran into a Walmart and changed clothes to hide. Did I see a guy walking here with a orange shirt? He just went down there. Yeah, he did. My problem. Where's he going? Oh, he got on a orange shirt. [Music] toward the front door. Keep going up the other side. Going towards you better stop. After being spotted, he fled and attempted to carjack a woman at the pharmacy drive-thru. Better stop. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. When the suspect attempted to drive and refused to comply with commands, Brinkley fired through the windshield. Get out of the car. [Applause] Get out, man. Get out. Get out of the car now. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Get your hands up now. Hands up. Put your hands up. I can't move. Get your hands up. Put your hands up. Please put your hands where I can see them now. I can't move. Put your hands where I can see them now. I can't even. Hands up now. Shots fired. I can't see his hands. Going to be in the pharmacy drive through. Put your hands up now. I can't see below him. He had something under. He was trying to reach under the dash. I got cover. Pull them out. Pull them out. I see both hands. I see both hands. Pull them out. Hands. Hands. Y'all got Y'all got lethal? Your hands. Hands. Show me your hands. I can't move my horse. I can't move my heart. I can't move. Somebody gloves your arm up. I didn't do that. Hey, that pistol's right there. My arm. I can't move it. My right arm's [ __ ] up. All right. I didn't do anything. I can't move his arm. I barely move right arm. It's [ __ ] What's your I can't move my right arm like I did something to y'all. I didn't do nothing. Why'd you run? Because I had that CO2 gun on me. Yeah. What'd you do with the other gun? So a kid doesn't get it. It's in the van. It's in the van. Yes, sir. I took your phone because he was threatening to shoot me. I swear I didn't do anything wrong. Hey, I need gloves. We need it. The woman was safe and the suspect, Randall Allen, was injured and arrested on multiple charges. Show me your head. Show me your head. In Seattle, King County police and helicopters pursued a suspect in connection with a shooting and burglary. from yesterday. Show me your Show me your heads up. I'm out. I'm out. The pursuit ended with a pit and the suspect was safely taken into custody. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. On May 16th, 2025 in Houston, police arrested Ernest Duke Harrison after he stole from a store. Hey, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Officers opened fire after he threatened them with a machete on the Southmore Boulevard bridge. 1072. [Music] We already did. We already did. I already did. We need one right now. 1072. I'm going to need You got anyone? Yeah, I got one. There you go. All right, we're going to roll him on his back real quick. Yeah. Does anyone have gloves? Close this melo. [Music] Oh, he's from the head. What is that? Anyone have an extra pair of gloves? No. [Applause] All right, I'm going to apply pressure to his head. Get him. Got him. Get him. Get him. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Georgia State Police pursued Brandon Roier, who was driving a Toyota Corolla at 110 mph on I75, ignoring stop orders and nearly hitting multiple vehicles. [Music] I hope the sound [Music] [Music] All right. [Music] After several attempts, a pit caused the car to lose control in the woods near the highway. [Music] 134. Where? Where? Right here. Come on. I lost track. [Applause] Can I share out here? Show me your hands. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Go ahead. I'm not bucking. Put your hand back on. I'm not bucking, guys. They ain't going to put the dog in my bucket room. I gave you an announcement. You want to sit here quiet? Hey, I told you. Yeah, we're good. We're 95. Roier fled into a residential area and was taken into custody by police shortly thereafter. He has multiple warrants for serious crimes including armed robbery, kidnapping, and illegal possession of a weapon. Here in Baltimore, police found Daryl Gamble wanted for drug and firearm possession. [Music] that doorbell. [Music] Somebody get my truck. It's one block west. When approached, Gamble fled and then opened fire when he was stopped at an intersection. Got a rifle. Got a rifle. He's got a rifle. Got a rifle. Shots fired. Move in. Move in. Move in. Move in. Police returned fire during the confrontation. Gamble did not survive. Loc. fire now. He's got a rifle. Got a rifle. He's got a rifle. Got a rifle. I'm hit the V. Drop the gun. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Get to that location. Unicorn one. I'm in route. What's the updated location? Get squad to that location. Unicorn one. I'm in route. Fire now. [Music] Primary. Now in Little Rock, police joined with Arkansas State Police in pursuit of a fleeing vehicle. Just went through M. Okay. Now westbound Roosevelt. Speeds are about 30 to 40. No traffic. Turn north on the wolf. Trooper. Shoemade quickly closed in and ended the pursuit with a wellplaced pit. [Music] primary now. All right, we're going to have a good pit here. 24 and show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Take the keys out the ignition. Successful pit. Only a take down. Get out the car. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Get out. Turn around. Turn around. Hands up. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. Get on your knees. [Music] A stolen Dodge Durango SRT led Michigan State Police on a high-speed chase through several streets in Detroit. We're in pursuit 20 eastbound 14th Street. He's on 14. Would you like? Yep. Good. Right. Uh through rows of parks. Speeds of 60. 60 through the park. You got you got it. Don't worry about it. I got the Joseph through it now. Speed's a one time. Traffic still light one time traffic transit light. [Music] All right, we're coming up to Kona. Northbound northbound. [Music] Victoria, come up. McNichols McNichol. Speed to 70. Speed 70 through. [Music] The suspect drove at speeds up to 120 mph, repeatedly passing, driving the wrong way, and avoiding spike strips while being pursued on East Davidson, 8 Mile, and Kelly Streets. Speed traffic. All right, we're coming up to seven. Good, good, good. All right. Northbound 37. Still on Kona. Eastbound England. All right. Eastbound Emery from England. Inbound Emry. Good right. Good right. Good right. Good way through Metro. Good way. Good. Continuing through Gallagher through Clinger mile. Still northbound. Good. Good. Good. Good. All right. We're eastbound 8 mile. Eastbound 8 mile right. All right. There's no traffic on 8 mile. We're 80 mph. We're continuing eastbound. Continue song. 80 mph. No traffic. Final. [Music] What's this going up here? All right. We're We're through uh Syracuse. Going up the mountain. All right. To the right. All right. We're south through mound. [Music] Good. Good. Good. Good. Good. Track. Rain tracks. We're good. They're flat. Flat. Still on Kelly. Tacoma. A5 very light traffic. [Music] We are going back west on seven miles. [Music] Medium traffic. Speed 50. Speed 50. Go back. Okay. Okay. Good. Right. You're good. Right. Got clear traffic. How are you doing? The pursuit ended when police performed a welltimed pit, bringing the vehicle to a stop. Get out. I got her. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. We're dead. Fire. Target. Fire. Back up. Back up. Unlock the door. Get the out of the car. It's on fire. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Don't run either. We'll [ __ ] you up. All right. All right. You get him. You get him. You get him. The suspect was arrested at the scene. at the entrance. A stolen Toyota Highlander led local police on a multi-lane chase in Waossa, Wisconsin. Speed of 60, no pedestrians. Georgia Drive. The suspect ran multiple red lights, entered dangerous intersections, and sped through snowy terrain. 50 traffic is clearing up to dry. No pedestrians. We're continuing east. will be approaching green light at 80 speed 85 speed 100 approaching 100 speed 80 continuing eastbound westbound traffic continuing west through the River Parkway. We have three squads in director traffic. Traffic continuing westbound [Music] or eastbound on north from 104. After colliding with a FedEx truck and another vehicle, the suspect's front tire was punctured, but he continued to flee at a reduced speed due to the damage. On north, we're trying to find a way around heavy traffic. It's got a front flat tire on the passenger side. They're going to have to stop it pretty soon. Continuing east. Approaching Mount Mary, Tower View. Missed the sticks of Tower View. Still northbound. Watching Positive sticks at the entrance to Mount here. Rear tires. They were going fast enough to puncture. Still northbound. Speeds are northbound. Passing Stewart on the river approaching. have any squads in the area of that pursuit in case we were to ask through the pit. Hands up. Stop right there. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Face away. Set it down. Hands up. The suspect eventually stopped and surrendered and police surrounded the vehicle and arrested the driver and passenger. Eyes on the car. I got the car. Tom, we'll wait on commands until you guys get him back. Turn around, face away from us, keeping your hands in the air. Hands up. Turn around and face away from us. Cell phone. Don't look at us. Police were called to Hopkins Airport to deal with an armed man who claimed to be a prophet and demanded to board a plane. How did the police handle it? It's uh You can look at it. It's not a weapon, sir. I can look at it. It's not a weapon, sir. It's not a weapon. It's not a weapon, sir. It's not a weapon. It's not a weapon. It's clean. It's clean, but it's scarce. It's clean. I'm not holding you or anything. Okay. I I We allowed to open carry. Not in the airport. I'm not on the airplane, sir. Not in the airport. Excuse me. Excuse me. What? Excuse me. You got another knife on you. Excuse me. Turn around. Excuse me. Turn around. Excuse me. Watch out. Watch out. You watch out. Watch out. Watch out. When asked to put down the knife and cooperate, he ran away, jumped over several walls, and threatened people around him. Get on the ground. On the ground right now. Get out of the ground. Get on the ground. I'm being peaceful. I'm being peaceful. I'm being on the ground on the ground right now. I have to go to Jerusalem. I'm a prophet, guys. Get on the ground. I'm a prophet, people. I'm a prophet, people. Please, I got to go to Jerusalem. I have to go to the on the ground. On the ground. On the ground. Go to the on the ground. Do not reach for anything. Sir, do not reach for anything. Do not reach. You turn around. Relax. There's an emergency overseas and I need to go there now. Turn around. Turn around. That's it. You guys got to shoot me there. Shoot me, please. Shoot me, please, bro. Tell you, bro. Kill me. Grab the knife. I tried once. It didn't work. Kill me. Work. Drop it. Drop it. Please drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Get him. Police used a stun gun, but it was ineffective. Got it. Got one. Resisting. Got one. I'm not resisting. Grab your your hand. After fleeing and resisting, the urge was subdued and arrested. Police seized a machete, took knives, a hatchet, and a heavy jump rope from him. He was taken for a psychiatric evaluation and held on $50,000 bail. [Music] 275 police received a report of an unknown man entering a residence in Lake Valley, Wisconsin. When police arrived, they found James Taylor, 53, sitting in a blue Chevy Impala parked in front of a garage. So, whose house did he go to? Shut it off. Shut it down. 275 call. He just hit my squad. When police asked him to stop, James suddenly reversed in a patrol car and then accelerated into a residence. Two five gone. He's running. He continued driving toward the officer, nearly causing injury, and then fled the scene, hitting a fence and a trash can before stopping a half mile later. Don't get close. So you can back up and smash your squad. So 275 Connie, send all the units, please. When asked to exit the vehicle, James did not immediately comply and was uncooperative. Keep your hands where we can see them. Keep your hands up in the air. Take four steps backward. Raise your shirt up. Pull. Turn in a circle. Keep turning. Copy case. Making a comment. Keep walking back. Not sure of the situation. What's going on? Stop. Get down on your knees. Keep your hands up. Get on your knees and get your hands up. What the hell is wrong with you? You almost killed me. You understand that? I did not understand that, but I was beautiful. I'm going to pop the trunk here. All right, we're good. We're good. Get a 270. I'm going to route the 275 and you want to pull his pants up a little bit. I hear a child being abused at that residence. All right. Do you want to take your stuff out of the back there and put it in the trunk? There we go. There it is being used in the residence. I don't care if I'm going to jail, but save that child. Police restrained James, who appeared to be intoxicated, and James told them he had entered the residence because he believed the child was being abused. Save that child. I'm I'm not full of [ __ ] There is a child in danger in that residence. You guys and there's a cop that's covering it up because he's the first. As a result, James was arrested and fouls up to a breath alcohol level of 0.189 over the legal limit. He faces multiple felony charges, fourth offense driving under the influence, felony fleeing police, reckless endangerment, property damage over $2,500, and trespassing. [Applause] On March 17th, 2021, police officers patrolling Clearwater Beach, Florida during spring break found a crowd of teenagers gathered and violating the rules. When officers asked them to disperse, the crowd reacted quickly, leading to a fight. On top of him, bro right now, bro. You're dumb. You should let go. Three people came up to me. They're like, "They want to fight. I don't know them." Officer, officer. Sir, sir. Sir, sir. I was scared for my life. Three people. Stop. Give me your hand. Three people came up to me. This one was on top. Stand up. Bro, bro, you so abusing my guy. I can't wait body, bro. like chill. What am I doing wrong? Dominic Glass, 18, was arrested and placed in a patrol car. However, as officers were dealing with the incident, someone in the crowd opened the back door of the patrol car, freeing Dominic. [Music] about [Applause] move forehand. [Applause] Dominic immediately fled in handcuffs, causing chaos on the beach as the crowd cheered and filmed. Hey. Hey, you're screwed. Oh, why are y'all doing this to me, bro? You're so screwed. You're going to prison. Why y'all doing? Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Back up now. Back up. You're going to prison, son. For what? Look at my Look at my wrist. You shouldn't have done that. Congratulations. You're getting an escaping charge. You got an escape charge. You're definitely going to prison. Holy crap. I told you this yesterday, Officer Fowler. Dominic Glass. I'm almost 9 years old. You weren't Dominic Glass. Where's your phone? Oh, please. Police chased and arrested Dominic and arrested the person who opened the car door, identified as Adam, 18. As a result in causing a disturbance, Dominic was charged with escape and resisting arrest. Adam was charged with aiding in abetting escape and obstructing an officer. The entire incident was recorded by camera and spread widely on social networks, attracting millions of views. On April 25th, 2024, while patrolling State Road 52, police spotted a white Nissan Ultimate traveling between 103 and 111 mph in a 45 mph zone. The officer activated lights and sirens to initiate a stop, but the vehicle continued speeding, running red lights, and driving dangerously. [Music] everybody [Music] 28 uniform. That's his hat. The suspect eventually entered Sun Coast Parkway, reaching over 115 mph and overtaking vehicles on medians and shoulders blackmail driver eastbound. [Music] After several reckless U-turns, the vehicle returned to Sun Coast Parkway, where Sergeant Dominique Howard took over the pursuit. Despite the sirens, the suspect continued driving against traffic and even veered off the road into open terrain to evade capture. Um 21 I see us. That's him right there. Number one. Number one. I need you to take over the pursuit. I can't pay. He's [Music] about 15 outside Police closed in, but the suspect slowed and drove the wrong way to escape again. [Music] Officers executed a successful pit maneuver on State Route 54, where traffic was heavy. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Get out of the car. Although the suspect attempted to flee on foot, officers quickly apprehended him. [Music] Well, I told him like a bit. A search revealed several bags of white powder, later identified as cocaine and fentinyl. The suspect, with a suspended license and on probation for theft, faced eight charges, including possession of controlled substances, reckless driving, and evading arrest. Take Oh, Jesus. Me and Jess. Where's your Did I did this? Yes. On the evening of April 14th, 2024, the Grant County Deputy Sheriff was dispatched to the scene of a serious accident. The caller reported that she had been awakened by the sound of her car's alarm. When she went outside, she found that her neighbor Patricia's car had crashed into hers and then collided with a wall of a duplex, causing significant damage. She's coming. Oh, she coming. Hi, Sheriff's Office. Hi. Hi. What happened? Are you okay? I'm good, thank you. Okay. No, your car's You ran into the neighbor's car here. What? The whole Yep. Your whole apartment's caved in. Yep. When the police knocked on Patricia's door, they noticed that one of the walls of her house had collapsed. What happened? I I just came home. Okay. Who else is with you? Me? Just you? Okay. All right. So, I need you to come out and talk to me. Okay. I'm tired. Okay. Nope. You're not going anywhere. No, I'm not. I'm not going. I need you to come out. Just come. Can you tell me what happened? I I home and there's somebody following me and they were following me and I had to find get my home. I had to get home. Patricia emerged speaking in a slurred manner and explained that she had been followed by a stranger which forced her to rush home. All right. I need you to come over by my squad car. Okay. Thank you. I'm I'm I'm at my home sleeping. I'm almost with my dog. I was sleeping with my dog. Okay. After ma'am, you destroyed your home and you destroyed your car and you destroyed the neighbor's car. You drove through your house. Patricia admitted to having been drinking, stating that her last drink had been 6 hours earlier at a golf course. However, the police recognized her car had been at a bar just 20 minutes prior. You get your name and fish. All right. How would you like to do some uh field sobriety tests for me? Would you be willing to do that? I have to stop because you know what? I'm a and you know what? I'm all not really good. But I'll do it cuz I've been here for like 2 hours now. That's a lie. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'm drunk. I'll do it. Let's do it. Okay. Okay. The neighbor called when you hit her car and set the alarm off. That was just a few minutes ago. Let's do it. I' I've been in my I've been in my house for like 3 hours. That's a lie. You just You just said that Cody Well, I'm not doing a lie. I'm just saying I did hit I don't care the time, but I'm saying Cody said your vehicle was parked downtown at 1:00 a.m. like 20 minutes ago and now you're telling me you've been home for 3 hours. Whose dog is this? I'm home for a while and that's my dog. Okay, so stop. You haven't been home for 3 hours. It's not 3 hours, but I've been home for a while. I've been home for a while. 20 minutes maybe. Whatever you say, I will believe you. Okay. She was asked to perform field sobriety tests, which she failed. They don't want to. I'll go and get a blood test. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. But I'm at home. I'm not driving. The preliminary breath test showed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.248, more than three times the legal limit. All right, transmind back. You're under arrest. What's that? Can I go home? I will just I don't have to take you to jail if as long as somebody is over 18 years old and is sober can I take responsibility for you. So, do you have a phone that you can call people with? My phone. I don't have your phone. Well, I got to get my phone. Where's it at? I'll ask Cody to grab it for you if that's okay. We can do that. Can I Where's your phone at? Can we get it in the house? Could you let me get it? I'll be honest. I'll get it. We need to get her phone for her. Her phone. She wants to You want to get it? You want Can I get it? Yeah, we can do that. You want to come with me, Cody? Please. Why don't you take the photos while you're in here? Take Oh, Jesus. Me and Jess. Where's your Did I did this? Yes. Where's your phone at, ma'am? I think it's somewhere over there or your Is it in your purse? No, I think it's over by that. But come call me and then I'll find it. I can do that. She's being Joseph. Did I do that? Yeah. What's your number, ma'am? 39. Yeah, I think it's in my room. So, just let me be. Let me be. Let me be. Let me be, please. Um, no. I'm going to be with you. Yeah, that's fine. I'm just like, call me or call my phone. There it is. There is this right here. There it is. Okay. All right. There it is. Okay. Please. Thank you. All right. Booty. God, I hate this. The police then took Patricia to the hospital for a blood test, but she refused. Patricia was taken to jail and ultimately charged with driving under the influence. Her driver's license was revoked for 9 months. She was required to install an ignition interlock device for 12 months and she was fined $880. A patrol officer spotted a Cadillac with expired Texas license plates traveling on his 167. 167 north of the 19. We're on highway now. So over Cadillac National Park, Texas real. When the driver, Cortez Johnson, was signaled to stop, he sped away, exceeding 80 mph several times and losing the officer's attention. Are you going out of EL or in El? He just tossed a bag out LSB Industries. CN TV. Driver, put your hands out the window. Warn, I got one, two, at gunpoint. Passenger, hands out the window. Driver hands now. Both of them. [Music] You sit tight. Passenger hands now. How many you got? All right. The car spun out of control on 360° and came to a stop. Johnson and his passenger, Tamika Clark, were arrested. Out of my voice. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. [Music] All right. Face that way and walk back. Face that way and walk back to him. Keep coming. Hands up. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep going. All right. Stop right there. Left hand behind your back. So, I'm just the passenger. I don't care. We don't know that right now. We treat you just the way we did with him. How much we in there? Oh, you tossed it. That's cool. We'll go get it. All right. Is that too tight on you? No. All right. I ain't trying to hurt you. Two Florida men are suspected of committing a string of car thefts along I 85 in Georgia. 63 behind you. 1038. Change of plans. Radio 1080 eastbound on Highway 54. 1080 eastbound 64. When they were spotted by Peach Tree City Police, they fled, leading to a high-speed chase that took them on the wrong side of the highway. [Music] Okay. [Music] Give me the radio, please. [Music] on your reality. After several pursuits, police were able to gain control of the vehicle and arrest the two suspects, who were also able to recover several stolen items. Jordan Johnson, 20, fled during a chase with Peach Tree City, Georgia. northbound on 74. Heavy traffic northbound 74. Continuing northbound on 74. Heavy traffic northbound 74. Pit pit 1050. Johnson had multiple warrants for DUI, driving without a license, and fleeing from police in multiple states, and was arrested after his vehicle was stopped in a pit maneuver. Georgia State Police just raided an illegal slideshow event in a parking lot. Officers found multiple vehicles gathered and performing dangerous drift. [Music] When officers arrived, the vehicles fled. They saw a black beamer speeding through the lot and began pursuing it. Still on green road [Music] looks like he's been dipping into a tree. The beamer was traveling at a high rate of speed, swerving on the road, you come back, and eventually performed a pit maneuver, causing the vehicle to collide with a tree and come to a stop. [Music] Get out. Get out. Get down. Get out. Get down. Get down. Get down. Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. He's behind your back. Ain't nobody tell you about us. Ain't nobody tell you about us. What they tell you? [ __ ] What they tell you? They said don't do that [ __ ] Right now you know. Sit down. Old parking lot. You got to park into the tree. Oh [ __ ] Take a minute. I know it's a lot. Officers asked the subjects to exit the vehicle and they were safely subdued and arrested. The passengers in the vehicle were released on scene and the driver was taken to the Atlanta City jail for processing, for participating in illegal racing, Russian chat group, and coordinating a drift event. Breathe, breathe, breathe, breathe. You okay? Can Can I turn you over? On April 20th, 2023 in Peton, New Jersey, police received a 911 call regarding an incident involving John Nut, 41, and a passenger. When officer Laquan Jet attempted to stop the motorcycle they were riding, the suspect fled, leading to a pursuit. Okay, slowing down a little. And you're on three hills station now or you're going to go back towards South Central. I'll be stopping MVA. Where you at? PBM and Davis. Is anybody over there? I'm going to your squad. Got two unconscious. Hey man, squad. Step it up. Hey, breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. You okay? Can Can I turn you over? Okay. Mel's still not responsive. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. During the escape, the motorcycle collided with a minivan near Davis Street. got two unconscious. Hey man, squad, step it up. Hey, breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Okay. Can Can I turn you over? Okay, [Music] it's time to step it up. John did not survive the collision. Mel's still not responsive. Look at me. Look at me. That one's loaded. Police found the man carrying a Mac, 10, and several other weapons when he arrived at the courthouse. He came over low, so I apologize. He's got firearms. He got like an uzi in his backpack. It's a Mac 10 in and out. Why did you bring it to the courthouse? We got to change. Before you do that, did you read him anything yet? I haven't read him anything. All right, I'm going to read you these real quick because I don't want to be asking you this. I got to read you those because when questioned, he admitted that all the guns were his. The suspect said he had previously visited the hospital and then the courthouse with the weapons. Those are your rights. All right. You want to put him in that that lock down cell for now? That's all his stuff that I have. Okay. This is a Mac 10. That one's loaded. [Music] What the [ __ ] That one's loaded. Bro, this is wild. This is the wildest thing I've ever seen in here. What are you here for? [Music] You trying to pile? [Music] What are you here for? Restraining orders. You're trying to file them. Are you Are you trying to file restraining orders or what? Or you got one placed against you? Police checked the guns and found at least one was loaded and seized them. The suspect was ordered into temporary custody pending processing. On April 9th, 2022, a sheriff's deputy in Faucet County, Georgia, attempted to stop a Dodge Charger Hellcat driven by 23-year-old Lamont Ratchet. But the suspect sped away, leading to a high-speed chase that reached speeds of nearly 145 mph. Heat. Heat. 40, please. After several dangerous stretches, police use spike strips to deflate the tires and stop the vehicle near Peach Tree Parkway. [Music] Texas 13 speed 130 130 Ratchet was arrested and faces multiple charges including duty reckless driving and possession of a handgun. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident. That one's kind of locked too hard. You're good, bro. Yeah. All right. Thank you for stopping. Okay. All right. You all right, man? No injuries or anything? He just wrecked out. Just wrecked out. Start at 106. 10 4 change. Yeah, 10 4. It's a roll over. Arkansas State Police spotted a gray Toyota Camry speeding on Highway 30 with two people inside. When the officers activated their lights to stop the vehicle, the driver refused to comply and continued to accelerate. [Music] [Music] Copy the destruction. Speed mean speed 60. Copy. We'll pass with rocking over. He just wrecked out. Just wrecked out. Started 106. Is there any change? Yeah, four. It's a roll over. After a tense chase, the Camry lost control, collided with a traffic sign, flipped several times, and came to a stop on the side of the road. Channel 10, here change. Yeah, four. It's a roll over. Anybody else in the car? Anybody else in the car? Anybody else in the car? One person. Let me check on them. They got any guns in there? driver in there. Yes, sir. I'm good. You said the driver's in there. When officers arrived at the scene, they found one man lying on the grass while the other was still in the car but injured. Adam 44 Little Rock. The driver's been in ejected and the passenger passenger's talking. Uh checking on the driver now. Damn. He right there. Stop. I got you. I got you. Just relax. Okay. I'm getting into car in a minute. Hey buddy, can you hear me? Hey buddy, can you hear me? Hey bud. What's his name? Ball. Call him Ball. Ball. Ball. Ball. B A L L. Ball. B A L L. Hey ball. Hey ball. Can you hear me? Hey ball. Can you hear me buddy? Ball. Driver's not responding. No, he's not. Officers immediately checked on both men and helped them get out of the car to wait for medical personnel. Unfortunately, the driver did not survive. Hey, we got a body here. Okay. Going to have to start a I guess. Go ahead. Start 1011 1016 if you hadn't already. Just walk over to my Hit me up. Hit me up, please. Are you good, man? I'm hurt, man. [ __ ] I'm tired now. You ain't got no guns on you. I ain't got I ain't got [ __ ] man. [ __ ] Damn. Just stay seated. He just came and picked me up, bro. You got behind him and he [ __ ] Y'all panic. That's why I pulled you over. I'm pass. Y'all didn't have no seat belt on, obviously. Yeah, I ain't got [ __ ] on, man. You are lucky, bro. Please check on him, man. I'm I'm breathing, bro. Check on him. Let me go. I got to go get some gloves. Okay. Can you walk this way? Why the [ __ ] do you do this [ __ ] man? Walk this way. Appreciate it, bro. Whoa, damn. My shoes came off this [ __ ] Walk this way. Oh, whatever. Damn. Get out. He said he pulled me. How you doing? Pretty good. I'm off just with college police departments whenever you're coming down uh town. On March 10th, officers from the Collegedale Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a speeding vehicle. The driver, Gordon Bush, questioned the reason for the stop and objected immediately. Send your insurance card and your registration on you. Do you have proof that you got me going? I got you by radar, man. Am I allowed to see this? No, we're not we're not doing that right now. If you want to argue all that, you have to go to court for it. I'm saying that I wasn't going, but but I'm saying that you are. So, I need your information, please. Why is it I can't see proof? Because it's in my car and you're not getting in my car. I don't have to get in. The police handled the situation professionally from the outset. Gordon demanded to speak to a police supervisor, expressing distrust in the legality of the stop and wanting to ensure his rights were upheld. Video. Wow. Get out of the car. You can't do that for a traffic stop, sir. 623 stop me. Get out of the car, man. Please don't touch me, sir. I'm telling you to get out of the car. All right, bro. I'm going to turn my video off. I'm going to take The police repeatedly requested Gordon to present his identification, but he continuously refused to cooperate, asserting his right to demand supervision and questioning the evidence of his speeding violation. Despite being asked five times, Gordon steadfastly refused to comply. Get out. You will be tight. Get out. Said he pulled me over for a traffic me. You can't do that, officer, because I call for your sir. I have Get out. What is the reason? refused to give you information. Told you to get out of the car. Why are you resisting? Get out. I asked to speak to your supervisor. Get out, sir. I get out. Please get your supervisor. I don't give a [ __ ] What you said? Get out. Please stop it. Why are you When he continued to refuse cooperation, the officer drew his taser and warned that it would be used if he didn't comply. I don't take Please stop. Get out of the car. Please don't hurt me. Why? This No, sir. I'm telling you, get out. I'm I'm telling you that this is not lawful. A Gordon refused all orders and the police decided to use the taser to enforce compliance. Get out. That's not lawful. Get out. Get on the ground. That's not lawful. Get on the ground if you were tased again. Okay, but how get on the ground? That's not lawful. Get on the ground. That wasn't a lawful. Get on the ground. Please help. Get on the ground. Please help. Get on the ground. I'm on the ground. But that's not locked. Huh? I have my license already. Put your hands behind your back. Please stop. Help. Please help me. Lord, this is not right, sir. I had a right to ask for a supervisor because you you not right, sir. I had my license in my hand. Stand back. Need help. I can get up, sir. But you you don't have to do all this. Why? I'm a real good person. I'm delivering a door dash that goes right there. That was unnecessary. You're right. It was necessary. No, it wasn't. Sorry. I told you give me information. You refused to comply. I didn't. Gordon finally complied and stepped out of the car and the police promptly ended the use of force, safely handcuffing him. He was then placed in a seated position to avoid the risk of esphyxiation while awaiting medical assistance. That was not right, sir. I'm I'm delivering a door dash. I'm good. I'm a good person. You can't pull me out of a traffic stop, sir. I never refused. That wasn't right. I have no radio signal. Let them know. Taser deployed. One in custody. That wasn't right. was so wrong. Like, what happened to you today? That wasn't right. I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. I told you to give me your information. You didn't want to comply. Did I tell you to get out of the car? And then you don't want to get out of the car. I have my license in my hand. They should be sending somebody. Yes. I asked for the supervisor, ma'am. And you you take I've never been tased, never been treated like this. I'm delivering a door dash and I was not speeding. You're fine, sir. I he pulled me over for a traffic stop. I asked could I see the the sprint speedometer. He he said, "No, I'm I'm not allowed to let you enter my car." I said, "That's fine. I don't feel comfortable. May I have a supervisor?" He yanked me. He pulled my first of all, he opened my door without my consent. Pulled me out of my car, tased me while I'm in the car and said, "I'm I'm not abiding by his his request. I have my license in my hand. I just asked for a supervisor and he got upset." That's not that wasn't right to be tased and treated like that. You didn't have to yank me, yank me on the ground or t you have to not follow orders. I didn't resist. following your orders. I asked to speak for a supervisor because I wanted to see the radar because I didn't feel comfortable. We stopped on the middle of the road and No, I didn't feel I didn't speeding. No, sir. I wasn't. The incident sparked significant controversy with many people arguing that the police used excessive force on the man. What do you think about this situation? If you agree with the police's handling, comment number one. If not, leave all of your thoughts in the comments below as well. On September 15th, 2024, officers from the Benton Police Department attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation, running a red light. When instructed to pull over, the driver immediately fled, disobeying the police's orders and leading to a high-speed chase through multiple streets. down to 45 military by the outlets J30. [Music] [Applause] Turn the vehicle off. Turn the vehicle off. Turn the vehicle off. Get out. Get out. Stop it. Jump. You keep driver's mil. Be careful. It's going on with you. We're at military right now. Therefore, I'm going to get out of the way. One second there. We're coming up on North 60. He's still on the runway. Heading over to the right now. Are y'all in the wrong way? The chase involved several dangerous maneuvers as the violating vehicle repeatedly changed lanes and even drove into oncoming traffic, endangering other road users. [Music] The police decided to use force to end the chase. After determining the situation was safe, they executed a maneuver known as the precision immobilization technique, causing the car to crash into a roadside. Hands. Hands. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Drop to the ground. Here, here. Here. Here. On the ground. You're going to get ded on the ground. You're going to get ded. On the ground. On the ground. Hey, on the ground now. The car stopped, but the driver continued to resist when ordered to exit the vehicle. Officers had to use pepper spray to subdue the suspect. Get on the ground. I can do it right now. Despite being sprayed, the suspect still tried to resist, forcing the police to warn that they would use a K9 unit to force him to the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. You're going to get dog bit. I don't give a [ __ ] Put me a Take him down. Take him down. Take him down. Get down. Watch out. Watch out. Let me put him up. Let me put him up. Let me put him up. Low. Anyone else in the vehicle? It's clear to be a clear vehicle. Hey, good job, Jesse. Hey, that's not bad at all. Good job. Appreciate it. Yeah. Uh, whoever's car this is right here. My car right here. After successfully subduing the suspect, the police conducted a search of the vehicle and the suspect. They discovered some antibiotics called amoxicylin, but there was no sign that the driver was using alcohol or drugs at the time. Sending body worn down in 30 seconds. Sending body worn down in 25 seconds. Sending body worn down in 20 seconds. Body worn down cancelled. You got some pills there in the middle with his name on them. I can't I couldn't smell any alcohol, but also he's got two loads of JPX in his face. So, yeah. Well, before that, the first time he stopped, I could see his eyes were bloodshot red, but I couldn't smell anything. Hey, let me tell you what though. Security guy, he's holding it down over there. The suspect was identified as Xavier McDorman, 26 years old. Records confirm that McDorman had been arrested in 2020 for a similar incident, fined $3,000, and charged $440 in court costs. In the latest incident, McDorman faces multiple charges, including reckless driving, resisting arrest, failing to obey traffic control devices, and speeding. Currently, McDorman remains in custody with bail set at $50,000. Reports suggest that this incident indicates McDorman's tendency to resist authority and pose a danger to the community. Similar to his previous case in 2020, a high-speed chase unfolded on the I40 Highway in West Memphis when the police spotted an orange Dodge Charger speeding. Immediately, law enforcement approached the vehicle and instructed the driver to pull over. Trooper Evans, Arkansas State Police, reason I'm out with you for your speed, guys, at 83 mph when you're coming at me. Have your license registration proof of insurance. However, the driver appeared nervous and avoided complying with the officer's requests for the driver's license, registration, and insurance. The police continued to question the driver, asking if there were any firearms in the vehicle. Uh, go ahead and turn your car off for me. Step back here in my uh car. The situation quickly escalated when the police ordered the driver to turn off the engine and step out of the vehicle. Instead, the driver attempted to flee at high speed, initiating a dangerous pursuit. [Music] [Applause] [Music] 37 took off 282 [Music] runner. Throughout the chase, the suspect swerved through traffic at high speeds and performed reckless maneuvers. [Music] [Music] Faced with this danger, the police decided to intervene decisively. [Music] After a tense pursuit, the suspect's vehicle lost control, crashed into the guardrail, and was immobilized. TBR TV. At this point, the officers grew suspicious that the driver was hiding something and began to escalate their demands. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Put your ass behind your back. You [ __ ] move. You're going to get shot. Do you understand? You move. You're getting shot. Get on the ground. Yes, sir. I'm on the ground. Hey, check the car. Check. Open that door. I got it. Put your ass on the ground. I'm on the ground. I'm on the ground. You're good. I'm on the ground. I hang You're good here. All right. I got better [ __ ] stay. It's unlocked. It's unlocked. It's unlocked. All right. You got him covered. Yeah. All right. Cover him. There's a weed he tried to throw. Yeah, I know. That's all. Better [ __ ] stay. It's unlocked. Got him covered. Yeah. All right. Cover him. There's a weed. He tried to throw. Yeah, I know. That's all. Good job. 7:58 p.m. [Music] Put your chest on it. Yes, sir. Upon inspecting the vehicle, the officers discovered signs that the driver had attempted to conceal or dispose of a white powdery substance which had not yet been identified. The suspect was apprehended at the scene and escorted to the patrol car for further legal processing. TV. On the evening of Saturday, April 20th, 2024, a police officer was traveling westbound on US Highway 40 near mile marker 216 when they noticed a red Ford Fusion with a forged license plate. The officer decided to initiate a traffic stop. When emergency lights were activated to signal the vehicle to pull over, the driver of the Ford Fusion failed to yield and continued westbound at speeds reaching up to 120 mph. TVI TV. Due to the high speed and dangerous driving behavior, the officer decided to carry out a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, near mile marker 211. However, the driver regained control of the vehicle and continued to flee at speeds over 115 mph. 21 westbound still going. 21 northbound still going. 23. Speed 100 or TVI successful. We can we can try TV. Space 117. We're at the 209. We're up to 120. A second TVI was attempted near mile marker 210, but also failed. The vehicle continued to accelerate, reaching over 120 mph while heading west. Stop. To a stop. Coming to a stop. As the vehicle approached mile marker 209, a third TVI was successfully executed and the vehicle was disabled. Put your hands in the air. Both hands in the air. Both hands in the air with your left hand. Open the door. Step out. Step out of the vehicle. I'm coming up on you. Turn around. Turn around. Walk back towards me. Turn around. Stop. Turn around. Walk back towards me. Hands in the air. Walk back towards me. Walk back towards me. Keep walking back towards me. Keep walking back towards me. The driver was identified as Jay Ishimaru and the front passenger, Cordderero Lo, was ordered out of the vehicle and arrested. There was also a 9-month-old infant and a three-year-old child seated in the back of the car. The passenger was later determined to be innocent and released. Both children were given medical care and handed over to family members. On the afternoon of May 12th, 2025, Aurora police received a report of a suspicious man acting strangely in a parking lot near the airport, including rumaging through car doors and causing a disturbance to officers. Hey man, what's going on today? Where are your shoes at? Can you talk to me? Can you tell me what's wrong? What's going on today? Huh? I don't know. Why are you back in this gate? Huh? When officers arrived at the scene, they approached the man, later identified as Rashad Terrell Johnson, and asked him to leave. Johnson was combative, refused to comply, and got into a physical altercation with the officers. Back off, emergency, get back. I'm going to [ __ ] shoot you, dude. Get back. [Applause] Get off me, man. What are you doing? Come on. You're not in trouble. What? You're not in trouble. During the struggle, Johnson attempted to take the officer's belongings, forcing the officers to open fire. Johnson was taken to the emergency room but did not survive. Huh? Get back. Get back. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. I'm going to shoot you if you do not get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Stop. Get back. I am going to [ __ ] shoot you, dude. Back up. Get down. 212 shots fired. Back up. Get down. Stay down. 212. Shots fired. I'm okay. Suspect is down. He uh got my magazines off my belt. We tussled on the ground for a while. I need fire hot. I need more cars here. I'm good. Uh, maybe here. Yeah, Denver's out with me. Still waiting on fire. He's No, no gun. He tried to disarm me several times. I think he had my taser at one point. No, he has no gun. An unexpected accident occurred while an officer was conducting a traffic stop on I40. So, here's your car. You're suspended. Okay. Not making you to jail. I'm letting you drive off. [Music] 362 city by car starts. Police received a report that a woman named Sherry was making noise, screaming, and disturbing her neighbors, and claiming that a murderer was hiding in their camper. She refused to cooperate. Hey, Cherry, come here. Cherry, you come here, Cherry. Hey, it's my yard. What are you going to do? I dare you. Are you going to talk to me? My way to my yard. Are you going to talk to me or not? No. You're under arrest. So, either come out or you're getting charged with resisting. Last chance. I know the law. Okay. Come here. Refused to open the door and refused to provide information. As soon as Sher left her home, police immediately subdued her. During the subjugation, she continued to scream, made up baseless and unreasonable statements, and resisted violently, forcing the police to use other subduing methods. Even after receiving medical attention, she continued to fabricate different stories and lies. Why don't we keep her here and uh we'll go grab a squad and bring it to us? Do you need an ambulance? Yes. Okay. What's hurting? Everything. I don't feel good. My heart hurts. I want to go to the hospital right now. You want to bring the cot down? I want to go to the hospital right now. Wait, there's a there's a there's a spot on there. What the clean? It's not even clean. I'm not going on there. It's not clean. Come on. I'm having a heart attack. Okay. I need a doctor. I'll talk to you. I need a doctor. You think you could just cooperate with us? I pray the blood of Jesus with for protection over me in Jesus name. Amen. Father in heaven, my Lord, I pray the blood of Jesus for protection over me. What? Wait, no. I needed I need to understand. Why am I going to jail? I did nothing wrong. and disturbing public safety. Stay down. Stay down. Stay down. Stay down. Walnut Creek police received a report of Miles Hall, who was having a mental breakdown and was making threatening behavior. Officers attempted to subdue Miles with a bean bag, but were unsuccessful and eventually opened fire. [Music] Shots fired. Shots fired. Stay down. Stay down. Stay down. Stay down. Stay down now. [Applause] Miles, you got to cooperate. Cooperate, Miles. Miles, he still has a knife. Where's it at? A passenger carrying a weapon raised concerns for public safety at a tram station. Police approached and repeatedly asked the man to drop the weapon, but he did not cooperate, leading to police shooting. He's what? He's what? Right there on this door. We have one passenger on their step. Please don't leave me, bro. Can you just put your hands on your head for me, please? Listen, we want everything and everyone to go home safe. I just need you to do everything that you say, okay? Or everything that we everything that we tell you. Like I said, I love you, bro. I appreciate you, bro. Get up now. Get up now. Please. I can't do it, bro. Stay there. Okay. What's your name? I'm scared of y'all, bro. Please don't. No one's going to hurt you, man. No one wants to hurt you. I'm telling you. Please drop the knife. Like that's what y'all going to do. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. [Music] We have shots fired. One down. Please start medical code. We just need He still has a knife. Uh where's it at? It's right by 24. If we're going to get We can hold here if whatever arresting wants to come in through that door. That would be the best. He's got the gun. Get back. Get back. Sir, Sacramento police were called to subdue a man carrying a gun. Despite police commands, the man continued to advance toward them. Realizing the danger, the police were forced to open fire. Take your hand out of your pocket right now. Get your hand out of your pocket. Get on the sidewalk. 32. I'm going to have one at gunpoint. He's not complying. He's got his hand kind of in his pocket. Not sure if it's mental health thing. He did talk to a couple of workers over here who said they did not see him walking with a gun. Get your hand up out of your pocket. Sidewalk. Go on the sidewalk. Please. Just go on the sidewalk. We don't want to do any of that. Relax. I don't want to do that. Please do not. Do not stop. Stop. Stop. Back up. Back up. Back up. Stop. Come back around this way. We got to take Do not stop. Do not He's got That's a gun. Do not Do not reach for that gun. Do not reach for that gun. Come back over this way so you back off. Do not reach for that gun. Do not put your hands in the air. Come back around. Get cover over here. Get cover. Do not do not reach for it. The gun is sticking out. He's got his hand rested on it. Do not reach for that gun. Please do not do not keep moving. Keep moving. We can help you. We're good. Hey, just put your hands in the air. We will help you. Put your hands in the air. Put your hands down. Okay. Stop and turn around. Turn and face away from you. Just turn and face away. Turn and face away. Not the plan. We can help you. Okay. Do not reach for that gun. We got to back up more distance. We would like to help you. Do not reach for that gun. Do not reach for that gun. Do not reach for that gun. Do not do not do not reach for that gun. Back around. We're going to come back for you. Do not reach for that gun. We can help you. He's got his hand on the gun. Take your hand off the pocket. That's a gun in the pocket. Take your hand off the gun. He's got the gun. Get back. Get back. Get him. Shots fired. Shots fired. Let's go. Let's go. I got it. I got this. On May 8th, 2025, Columbus police received a report of a shooting. The caller described the suspect and the vehicle. Police quickly identified the gray SUV the suspect was driving. Decided to flee, leading the officers on a pursuit that looked like something out of the video game Grand Theft Auto. [Music] Eastwood. [Music] When being pursued, the suspect accelerated and fled, forcing the police to conduct a dangerous pursuit. The car drove at high speed through many streets, swerved, and ran red lights many times, endangering other vehicles. The police decided to use force, performing a pit to force the suspect's car to stop. After many attempts, they succeeded. The SUV lost control and stopped. [Music] West. We're going to go over here. [Music] [Music] right now. [Music] Wow. Ran 71 952 is number one again. He's losing control and no call. The police immediately surrounded it, asked the suspect to get out of the car and not move. After forcing the car door open, they subdued the suspect, disarmed him, and arrested him safely. [Music] You got something to break it? Yeah. Watch your crossar behind breaking the ship. Hey, come out. He's on the passenger side. Climb out. Get out. Climb out now. Get the [ __ ] out. On your Get out. Stick your hands out. We need fire. Stick your hands out from under the airbag. I got you. I got you. Once the situation was under control, the police inspected the car and the scene to collect evidence to serve the investigation of the shooting case. Do not do not move. Move. Do not move. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Get him out. Get him out. Roll him over. Hang on. Roll over. Get on your stomach. Let's go. Now you pulled it out, [ __ ] Give me Give me my Give me my [ __ ] Hey, man. Hey. Get your hand behind your back. A police officer recorded the chase and arrest of a suspect at Kensington Square Apartments, Jacksonville. Roll down all the windows. nursery. Once the officer reported the location and house number where the suspect had stopped, the suspect suddenly ran away from the vehicle. 87 going to be 8204 Kensington Square. Hey, man. Hey, we're running. You are so the officer immediately pursued and issued multiple warnings as the suspect failed to comply. [Applause] I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase you. Got to get on the ground. Get on the ground. After a brief chase, the officer decided to use a taser to subdue the suspect. Stay on your stuff. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get it again. You're going to get it again. Put your hands behind your back. It's going to be 8204. Hey, you heard me. Put your hands behind your back. Put your Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Keep them back. Put your hands behind your back. They're behind. Stop chasing me. You're going to get tasing it. 920 zone district 3 task force units. Give me your hands. Give us some updates. Yo, behind your back. Godamn it. going to travel. All right, let me put your hand behind your back. All right, during the process, commands such as get on the ground and put your hands behind your back were repeated multiple times as the suspect continued to resist forcefully, making it difficult for the police to arrest him. Other officers coordinated the arrival of backup at the scene. Still fighting. Give it a hand. Give a [ __ ] hand. Give it a hand. He's still pulling. Still pulling. Give me your hand. Give it. Give me. He's still fighting. There we go. He goes on. He goes on. Finally, the suspect was arrested with minor injuries due to his resistance. The police ensured he received medical attention before being transported to jail. Yeah. You got it. I don't know. Can you check him? Stop [ __ ] moving. Michigan police were involved in a high-speed chase through various areas of Grand Rapids with the suspect fleeing in a stolen jeep. 6174. We're going to be in pursuit of that white Jeep Smurf 7. We are on Kalamazoo A North. Initially, traffic on the road was light and the suspect's vehicle reached speeds of 65 mph, showing that the chase was occurring at high velocity. 65 traffic. I'm going to try and pit him here. We're at Martin Luther King Jr. taking a right. Ah, it's just there. Speeds are 60. The suspect attempted to evade police pursuit and a bag was thrown out of the car window, possibly to dispose of evidence or create obstacles for the officers. We are through Benjamin. Speeds are 100 96. Speeds are 80. The police continuously updated the location and direction of the car, which sped up to 100 mph after turning right onto Martin Luther King Jr. Street. Come up to a tear right north. Yep. North. They're throwing a lot of bags, multiple bags on. No traffic. 850. Ah, dude. I hate this pit policy. Robinson. We're on Lake Drive. West on Lake Drive. [Music] There's a one way. Clear. Right. It's a oneway. Fourway. I'm clear. We're going to be coming up to Michigan. Coming up to Michigan. Through Michigan. Can't see. Clear left. Is that Hampton in the Hampton in parking lot? Back out to Michigan. Westbound. Is it west? Yep. Westbound Michigan. West Michigan. Back into the Hampton. North on Paris. North on Paris. North Paris. North Paris. We're still going around in the parking lot. Coming back out to Michigan. My engine's out. Going around in the parking lot. I blew my Going back east on Michigan. Michigan. I blew my Are you kidding me? East. He's still east on Michigan. Vehicles out. Uh, still east on Michigan. Oh, he's on Michigan. He's coming back up to uh Fuller. He's going to be up at Fuller 1131. Coming up fuller. So high rate. What is up with my human drive 613? Are they southbound? No, they're they're eastbound. Eastbound. East [Music] eastbound. Clear. Right. We lost sight of him, dude. Negative deployment on spikes. Vehicle still eastbound. Yeah, it's still it was still eastbound last we saw. [Music] I mean, he I think he was just trying to throw stuff at us to hit us. Yeah, I think I blew my [ __ ] I was right on them, man. Well, I got up here in the diamond. I was like, [ __ ] They go. Oh, we're back in apparently. Try and find it. Probably overheating things. Michigan Allen got white unknown. Michigan where [Music] Michigan and Michigan and what? Alto. I don't even know what he's saying. It's It's probably it right there. Good night, Cookie. [Music] Hey, uh would you guys mind setting a perimeter for us? Uh do you got a dog, too? We do. Okay. The suspect's vehicle continued eastbound on Michigan Street, causing the police to lose sight of it. The officer decided to set up a perimeter to try and capture the suspect while the K9 unit was deployed to assist. The suspect's car was found not far from the location, seemingly involved in a crash, and the suspect had fled the vehicle. A search is still ongoing. Is your transmission? No, cuz I shut it off. I turned it off after I lost him and then turned it back on and it it it's going again. You want to stay here? Yeah. In the early morning hours of October 5th, 2024, Bridgeport police responded to a home on Terry Place for a report of a person exhibiting signs of mental disturbance. Sir, can you can you unlock the door? This is why we don't do this. Who are you? What's your name? What's your name? So they got keys now. So they're killing it, man. The suspect, Huntley Jackson, suddenly burst through the front door and attacked officer Mary Sadi. Officer Himenez was forced to open fire. [Music] Come on. Come on. [Music] Don't hit him. Top five. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the [ __ ] out. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. [ __ ] knife. Drop the knife. [ __ ] death. Task five. Class fire. Don't move. Don'ting move. Don'ting move. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. The suspect has now been charged with multiple felony counts. Gun now, bro. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. On the afternoon of May 1st, 2025, Orlando police received a report of a man with a gun threatening others at a 7-Eleven store. The suspect, Orland Manuel Buso Calderon, was found in a nearby parking lot, refused to obey orders to drop the gun, and was taken down. Police later discovered that the gun was fake. Underwear. He is approaching somebody right now in a silver camera. talking to him right now. He's super drunk. Super drunk. He's walking down the street now. He's approaching the street right now. He's going to run. He's going to run. He's going to run. [Applause] Drop it. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Do it now. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Dude, drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Now the gun. Drop the gun now. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. In Houston, police responded to a report of a person in distress at an apartment complex on Beachnet Street. The suspect, Christopher Figueroa, 37, was holding a large piece of glass. Chris, we just need you to put the glass down. Just throw it on the ground. Just throw it on the ground. You're not in trouble. What's up, Chris? Put that glass down, man. Chris, just drop the knife, man. Ambulance is on the way to try to help you. Okay. We need We need you to drop that glass. Go ahead and drop the glass. Chris, do me a favor and drop the glass. Hey, we got people here to help you, man. Man, you're not in trouble. Hey, we're trying to get you some help. [Music] I need you to drop that glass. I need you to drop that glass out of your hand. Drop the glass out of both of your hands. [Music] Did he drop one? No, it's still in his hands. It's It's It's still in both hands. Chris, do me a favor. Drop a glass. He has glass in both of his hands and Okay. But so far, he's not following commands. We just We got supervisors and the the primary units on his way. Chris, just drop the glass. 19g 32 evening. When asked to drop his weapon and get medical help, Figaroa lunged at police, forcing officers to deploy a taser and open fire. Figuroa was treated at the scene before being taken to the hospital. Trouble. I got you. I got you. He doesn't have anything. The police don't give up and neither do we. Like, share, and subscribe for more exciting videos every week.