Speed 62. What happens when a simple traffic stop spirals into chia? Another ends with a patrol car engulfed in flames. Let us explore with us as we uncover six unbelievable moments where officers were pushed to their limits. [Music] [Applause] An armed carer sparked a high-speed police pursuit after officers attempted to box in the stolen vehicle. The suspect, refusing to surrender, sped off dangerously through city streets as the chase escalated. Police initiated a pit maneuver to bring the vehicle to a halt. Making contact with car. [Music] But in a surprising twist, one of the officers accidentally spun his own patrol car in the process. The suspect continued fleeing at high speeds. We're going westbound on 320 south. He's about to lose his rear passenger tire off the rail. Taking 133 minutes to go. Over here over here over here over here. No, no, no, no, no, no. Still southbound. Medium traffic. Speed 62. Went for a pit. Car wrecked out. Get locked in. Until another successful pit maneuver brought the stolen vehicle to a crashing stop. [Music] [ __ ] See [Music] my one [Applause] [Music] [Music] direction southbound south 56. What direction? 35 and we're going to need traffic. The impact caused a fire to break out, quickly spreading to nearby police vehicles. Hey, what? Get out. Get out. [Music] Officers rushed to the scene, working together to extinguish the flames as the situation grew more chaotic by the second. advising male and stay fees out of the burning car. Back off from the burning car. [Music] We got one car out. Probably one car up there. Yeah, I see. Never mind. 33 patrol cars have been extinguished fire. Despite their efforts, only two of the three patrol cars were saved from the blaze. The final cop car engulfed in flames was lost as fire crews arrived too late to save it. The suspect was ultimately taken into custody and no serious injuries were reported. The dramatic incident ended with smoldering wreckage and a reminder of the dangers law enforcement officers face during high-risk pursuits. [Music] Show me your [ __ ] hands now. Hands on the ground. Lay down. Lay down. Shut up. older model. [Music] A high-speed chase occurred between Arkansas State Police and an SUV. The vehicle was believed to be fleeing from the police after a speeding violation. TV. The suspect recklessly passed many vehicles during the chase, but shortly after the police executed a pat, causing the SUV to lose control and stop. Show me your [ __ ] hands now. Hands. My leg's broke. Shut up. Dude's told backseat driver's side. Step out. Shut up. Get out. Lay down. Lay down. On the ground. Lay down. Lay down. Put your hands behind your back now. Shut up. If you wouldn't have been running, you wouldn't have to worry about it. Shut up. The driver complained of leg pain and appeared uncooperative. It seemed like the driver had broken his leg in the collision after being forced off the road by the PT maneuver. He continued to express pain as officers handcuffed him. Till we figure out what's going on, shut up. Shut up. Do not tell me what to do. I will tell you what to do. Do you understand? Hey, Matt. [Applause] Oh my god. Oh my leg. Are you injured or lost my leg? Where's my leg? Oh godamn. Okay. Where were you sitting? I'm in the back seat. My boyfriend has arms because I freaking wear. I don't know. I don't usually wear a seat on the back seat. Hey Matt, is your car unlocked? Hey, you're fine. You're fine. Well, I had to do that so you killed somebody, but I just Okay, shut up. If you would have been running, you would have to worry about it in the first place. There's an ambulance coming to check you out. Okay, why are you running? I hear a lot of Okay, stop. Either after main sound, anything you say can be abusing issue in court. Officers called for an ambulance to assist the driver's injuries. One officer asked the driver why he fled. Both the driver and two passengers were arrested immediately. The incident was handled seriously according to legal procedures. Tires bound up on the curb. Where'd you get the drink? Huh? When did you get the drink? My bad. There you go. uh after his mother's quit. [Music] At approximately 2:59 a.m., while on stationary patrol along Avenue 1 near 11th Street, a police officer observed a gray infinity subdriving without its headlights on, the officer activated emergency lights to signal the vehicle to stop near Avenue 1 and 12th Street. 928 N 38 928 be 1st Avenue at 12th Street Gray Infinity, Texas 28 Paul George Mary 099 99 PGM 09 Initially the vehicle halted momentarily but suddenly accelerated away initiating a pursuit 928 [Music] The officer activated the siren as the vehicle turned left onto 12th Street and then onto Front of Venue. Driver exhibited extremely reckless behavior, running multiple red lights without stopping. Show me 1080. break 123 and clear passing straight up there. [Music] [Music] [Music] To bring the vehicle to a halt, the officer performed a pit maneuver, causing the sub to spin counterclockwise and veer off the road, crossing a median before crashing into a concrete wall in a parking lot. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Get Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Don't move. You hear me? Don't move. Ma'am, step out of the car. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Yes, sir. I said don't don't don't move the hands. Get on the ground, ma'am. The officer quickly exited the patrol car and approached the vehicle. Both a driver and a passenger were taken into custody at the scene. I don't know why you even ran. I knew he was going. He was going to what? Nervous. He was nervous. I don't care. I shot before. Okay. Guess what? If you stop then I can talk to you and we won't have to be in this situation. Please don't. I know. Can you please talk? Can I please talk to you? No, you can talk to me after I get done. Ma'am, I have no weapon. Lay flat on ground. Put your hands behind your back. Please don't arrest us though. Please, sir. Listen to me. I don't We don't have anything. I understand that. You should run for the I swear to God. Okay. I'm just being honest with you. Stand up. Okay. Well, the reason stop cuz you ran around with no headlights on. Oh my god. Yeah. I knew. Please, sir. Like, I'm so serious. Like, I can't. Okay. Like, I swear to God, I don't have no weapons on me. You can check me. [Music] [Music] Stand up. I was just trying to make it my face. The driver identified as Mr. Hudgens was transported to Piedmont Medical Center for processing before being transferred to the Muskagee County Jail for booking. Am I going to jail, sir? Yeah, you're going to jail. You ran from the police, man. You don't I can't just let you go. But it's not even that, sir. I don't have nobody. Okay, listen to me. Please. I'm not going to like I'm not going there's no way that I can. Meanwhile, a Gassik check revealed that the passenger had active warrants issued by the Columbus Police Department and the Kawa County Sheriff's Office. Emergency services personnel assess the passenger at the scene before for taking them into custody. Trying to get back around, get to the high school. 848 1050 1050. Pick the wrong one. This is my game right here. This is my While patrolling on G61, a black motorcycle suddenly changed lanes without signaling. The vehicle continued to swerve through several roads without following traffic signs, especially when moving through a no passing zone. The police noticed the rider looked back at the patrol car and spit up to flee. No Rick, I got a boat taking off. Black motorcycle passing Walker [Music] Wood. Stand by just a [Music] second. Passing on the wrong side of roadway. I hadn't caught it just yet. I'm trying to get up on it. We're coming up on sale level. Although the police activated their emergency lights, the motorcyclist didn't stop and continued speeding passing many other vehicles. The chase continued through several roads with the rider attempting to evade the police. Heading on north land. We're north land. We're heading toward 78. Get get to 78. Man, we're at I20. 1080. Bill [Music] 1080. Turning right. Turning right. Turning right. Rocky branch. Turning right. Grand black bike, black shirt, black [Music] helmet, high rate of speed. Tell Vicker we're going to come back to Vri and get on the interstate probably. [Music] Passing the high school. Passing the high school high school. [Music] Coming up Sydney Aco turning right on clear view. Right on clear view. [Music] Still on query view. Dead ends. Dead end. Dead end to dirt behind high school. Behind the high school. Going through the dirt parking lot. trying to get back around. Get to the high school. 848 1050 1050. Eventually, the motorcycle entered a dead end behind Bellerica High School where the rider lost control and fell onto the road. The police immediately approached and ordered a rider to raise his hands, but he didn't comply. As a result, the officers used a taser to subdue him, then handcuffed and arrested him. Hands up. Hands up. I'll hit your ass again. Roll up on your [ __ ] face. Behind your back, mother. You better put your hand behind your goddamn back. You understand me? Do you understand me? I didn't hear you. Shut up right now. Shut your mouth. I can't hear you. Well, good. You don't need to hear me right now. You hear me? You've been running for us for a month. For a month. You good? Sir, picked the wrong one. This is my game right here. This is my game. You can argue it up. The writer suffered minor injuries to his elbow and was treated at the scene. Paramedics were called, but the writer refused further treatment. Why' you run from him? Huh? Why'd you run from him? I run from him. I was driving. I was driving. Why did you stop behind me? All I saw was a bot that long right behind. Seriously? He got it behind you. He did right here. Yeah, right on Jin right there. Right behind our post. That's where he said he was trying to catch up to you. He went all the way straight down there. Took a ride on Rocky Branch. Later, the writers gand and sister arrived and his personal belongings were handed over to them. The motorcycle was towed and the rider was taken to Carroll County Jail without further incident. Put your [ __ ] hands up or I'mma kill you. Get off the A highway patrol trooper spotted an Acurus of speeding at 110 mph on Interstate 75 in Hillsboro County at 3D on January 5th, 2025. When the trooper attempted a traffic stop, the driver, 20-year-old Scientic, refused to comply and accelerated to 140 mph, weaving dangerously through [Music] [Music] traffic. Heat. Heat. [Music] Put your [ __ ] hands up or I'mma kill you. Get off. Mckettz exited I75 onto Big Bend Road, where he briefly lost control of the vehicle multiple times, but managed to continue fleeing. To bring the pursuit to a safe conclusion, the trooper executed a pit maneuver, stopping the vehicle. Mccants was taken into custody without further resistance. [Music] You got to take my jacket off. What? You got to take the jacket off. You're going to sit back in a warm car. Don't worry about it. I'm freezing. I'mma need it, bro. What's up? I said I'm freezing on my kne. Authorities determined the Akura was stolen, leading to charges of grand theft auto against both Mckz and his passenger, 19-year-old Javin Williams. Mckz also faced charges of aggravated fleeing to elude and driving with a suspended license. Both suspects were booked into the Hillsboro County Jail. While conducting routine highway patrol and speed checks, Arkansas State Police identified a vehicle speeding at over 100 mph. This violation immediately drew attention and officers swiftly initiated a pursuit. Heat. Heat. still. Yeah. Fusion 265. Heat. Heat. The car raced down Bing's door road at an alarming speed, making it difficult for officers to keep up. Pacing the risk of losing the suspect, the patrol team quickly coordinated with support units to intercept the vehicle. However, after just a few miles, the suspect's car lost control, beering off the road into a ditch and flipping over. and roll over. Stage 21. D29. Show me your head. Get on the ground. Show me your head. Hey, go get your long gun. Go. I got this. Hey, crawl out. Hands up. Call out to me. Call to me. Is she awake? Are you okay, baby? Keep your hands out there. Keep your hands out there. All right, get down. Crawl out to me. Crawl out to me. Get your hand over here. Amidst the chaos, a passenger attempted to crawl out of the car while the driver remained trapped inside. Officers quickly approached the scene, assist the situation, and ensured no further threats. My day is to go north. Turn around. I got one. Oh my god. Memphis area. I have no idea why she [ __ ] took off. I have no idea. The driver identified as 28-year-old Courtney Rididgeway from Smyrna, Tennessee. Is she okay? Is she not okay? Is she? She's dead, isn't she? Oh my god. Oh my god. [Music] This incident underscores the serious consequences of attempting to flee from law enforcement. It serves as a stark reminder of the importance of adhering to the law and acting responsibly on the road. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a Toyota Herb speeding on US 29 in Escambia County around 1 Tenum on December 6th, 2024 when the trooper attempted a traffic stop. The driver later identified as Tres Delea Dawson fled at speeds reaching 120 mph. Dawson drove recklessly, ran a red light, and swerved into oncoming traffic, putting others at risk. 31 SCR out. You're in the [ __ ] ground. The pursuit ended on Flaggler Avenue when the trooper used a pit maneuver, causing Dawson's vehicle to crash into a parked Chevy Suburban. Dawson then attempted to flee on foot, but was quickly intercepted. Officers deployed a taser twice with little effect before managing to restrain him. Stop it. I'm sorry. Oh god. Grand. A search of Dawson and his vehicle uncovered a bag of white powder and a glass pipe indicating drug use. He was arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including fleeing and in looting, reckless driving, drug possession and driving with a suspended license. A police officer patrolling eastbound on Interstate 30 near mile marker 142 spotted a Chevrolet Malibu speeding north. The car accelerated to 80 mph in a 60 mph zone. Determining the driver was evading, the officer pursued based on reasonable suspicion stemming from the driver's behavior and speed. I'm coming back on light traffic about 50 real Hey, shove me your [ __ ] hands. Shove your hands now. Get out. Get out now. Get out. Turn around. Turn around. Everybody else, put their hands up. Everybody else, put your hands up. Drop down to your knees. Drop down to your [ __ ] knees. At the intersection of a 24th Street and Railroad Avenue, the officer successfully performed a tactical vehicle intervention, forcing the car to stop. The driver, Brian Chavis Castillo, was arrested without incident. Instead of receiving a simple ticket, Castillo now faces four charges: driving without a license, reckless driving, speeding, and fleeing. What do you think of Brian Chavez Castillo's decision? 17th to 2024 at 9 35 M troopers Jira observed a black motorcycle speeding on I75 near mile marker Wonkeran 100 and 55 with an obscured license plate [Music] [Music] [Music] The rider later identified as Joseph Stanley Jerus Owens ignored emergency lights and accelerated westbound, reaching over 120 mph while weaving through traffic and using the bike lane. Despite attempts to stop him, Owens continued fleeing, prompting the trooper to notify dispatch. [Music] [Applause] Stay right into the front. [Music] Shortly after he lost control, laying the motorcycle down in a ditch. When the trooper moved in to arrest him, Owens resisted but was successfully detained. Where's your [ __ ] arm? Give me your [ __ ] arm. [ __ ] bro. What you on me? I'm doing Why the [ __ ] are you on me? Give me a [ __ ] arm. Give me a [ __ ] arm. the [ __ ] up. All right. [ __ ] [ __ ] you snatching away then. What do you mean? I was just going to get on there and go back to [ __ ] work. [ __ ] I don't kill him. I got [ __ ] [ __ ] This is my goddamn [ __ ] All right. I went back home. We did my street with my [ __ ] boxes off me. I wasn't I wasn't speeding when we did that [ __ ] Yeah. I wasn't attacking 70. My [ __ ] ass on me. I started running because I [ __ ] this thing. Yeah. Okay. Sure. Really? Yeah, sir. You don't have to hit me with your car, sir. Owens was charged with fleeing and eluding a marked patrol unit with lights and sirens due to injuries from the crash. He was taken to GF Coast Medical Center for medical clearance before being transported to Lee County Jail. [Music] ain't nothing, bro. Yeah, my ass. Shut the up. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper conducting speed enforcement on Florida, Turnpike observed a white east sedan traveling at 88 mph in a 70 me zone on November 14th at 2024 at 211. After initiating a traffic stop, the vehicle initially slowed down but suddenly accelerated and fled southbound. 79 show 1031 151 south I am 1031 south 151 it's going to be a wide wide um sedan traffic's There going to be 149 marker 149 going to the left shoulder right now 71 going 30 left lane drop is clear it's got to be alpha 0 alpha 0 d delta 11 [Music] [Music] on about the motor 143. The trooper pursued as the driver, later identified as Daniel Jerome River, reached speeds of 148 mph, weaving through traffic and nearly colliding with barriers multiple times. The chase continued through multiple roadways with Riverra exiting onto State Road 714 and traveling through areas with posted speed limits as low as 25 mph. Brother, you going nowhere, man. Better off your stop. Stop, brother. It's not worth it. Just stop. It's not worth it. It's okay. It's okay. Just stop. [Music] Brother, it's okay. Just stop, man. Just Just stop. I got you. Just stop. Listen. Listen, my friend. There's no escape. I'm telling you. We better off just pull over. It's It's okay. Pull over, man. My guy. It's not worth it, man. Just pull over. It's not worth it. It's okay, brother. I got you. Just pull over, man. I got you. Just pull over. I I know you want to pull over, man. Just pull over. Just pull over. It's not hard, my friend. Just Just pull over, man. I got you. Just pull [Music] over. Slow down, my friend. Listen, I'm going to help you out. Lord. Lord. [Music] As the pursuit progressed, the vehicle eventually slowed to 50 mph, providing the trooper an opportunity to safely execute a pursuit intervention technique. The maneuver caused River S's vehicle to lose control, crossing multiple lanes before coming to rest on a grassy shoulder. Hey, drop fire. Let's go. Drop fire. Hey, what's going on? One by one. You first, motherucker. You first, mother. I want to pass you first. Get your ass out right now with [ __ ] hands up first. I will shoot real you. You want to get smoke? He trapped on the ground. Hey, get back to this. Mother, I will smoke you where you are. You understand me? You mother me. I got [Music] him. The resisting, bro. I ain't did nothing, bro. Yeah, my ass. Shut the up. [Music] You grab the wrong one. I ain't being locked. River was found lying in the rear passenger seat and was assisted out of the vehicle before being taken into custody. His passenger identified as Stavone Alexander Hajis was also detained. Both were placed in hand restraints and transported by Fuppy for further processing. The high-speed pursuit ended without injuries, bringing a dangerous situation to a controlled resolution. I need my money from over there. Money that you you you grab. Huh? Money that was on the ground, man. Come on now, dude. I'm putting that in that, man. Do right, man. God about your goddamn money. [ __ ] I care for what the Nothing look with your dumb ass money. I don't give a [ __ ] about your [ __ ] Take your [ __ ] [ __ ] ain't did nothing. I ain't did nothing wrong. Hey, are you okay with him taking all your money? Yeah. What I'm going to jail for? Huh? Yeah. What you going to jail for? Yeah. I'll have the arresting trooper explain that to you. I want them. Hey, I have the menace here to talk to you cuz you're leg. All right. No, no, no. Just Just look. They ain't have nothing to do with anything. They're here to do their job. So just be respectful to them. They need to hear that you're good from your mouth. Okay. I'm gonna get your money. Troopers attempted to stop a Dodge Ram pickup on December 26th, 2024. But the driver, Rashicadron Honors, 43, refused to comply and sped away. The pursuit quickly escalated as honors reached speeds over 120 mph, weaving through traffic and endangering other motorists. [Music] [Music] [Music] radio. [Music] Head over. [Music] The pursuit ended when troopers successfully deployed a pit maneuver, bringing the Dodge Ram to a stop. Honors was taken into custody without further resistance, concluding the dangerous chase without injuries. responding. Who's in the vehicle with you? Who's in the vehicle with you? All right, call out slowly. Yes, I see your hand. Call out. Come on. Anybody in there with you? Anybody in there with you? Is that a female in there? Down down down down down 103. Where are you running? Why did you stop? Having anxiety. You will die. We're going to set you down on your back. Okay. Ah, you need an ambulance. Are you hurt? You hurt5 tonight. They back off. Did you step away from me? No. I think you fired. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Touch you right now. No. Do you want to go to jail tonight or not? I'm not going to go to jail. A routine encounter between law enforcement and a heavily intoxicated man turned into a test of patience for one police officer. The man, stumbling and slurring his words, was initially given a warning and told to leave the area. And um that's okay. That's right. Don't put your hands out. Actually, you're the one address. What is the address here? You don't need to yell. No, you need to tell me what the address here. Okay. Tell me what the address address is right here. 525 West. It's 5.15. 525 West. 525. Who do you think you are? Just tell me that. Uh, my name is Sergeant Canber. Sergeant Sergeant? Yes. Sergeant what? Canberg. Canberg. Yes, sir. Camber. Close. Canber. Can Watch this. Watch this. Kelly over here. Just watch. Sir, could you step away from me, please? I probably won't. Okay. Could you step away from me, please? I'm asking very nicely. Your reach is far enough to me. Okay. Could you step away from me, please? No. I think you probably Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Okay. You're about ready to be arrested. Step away from me. Please, Kelly. Step away from me. Just watch him. All right. Watch him. I dare you to touch me. I dare you to [ __ ] around. I dare you to touch me. Touch me from me, please. Touch me. I dare you to touch me. I dare you to touch me. Touch me. You step away from me. Please. No. No. I will stand right here on the sidewalk. Public sidewalk. And I dare you to goddamn touch me. I dude touch you right now. No. Do you want to go to jail tonight or not? I'm not going to go to jail. Despite the officer's repeated attempts to deescalate the situation, the drunk man refused to comply, lingering and becoming increasingly argumentative. You're hindering and delaying. No, I don't with you. What does that mean? I'm not shaking hands with you. What did you just say? I'm going to ask I'm hindering and an investigation. No. Are you serious? I'm dealing with this gentleman here. I'm going to ask you to step away. Thank you. You know what? You are not a law enforcement. I'm ask you to You are not an a law enforcement officer. Do you understand? Step away from me. Do you understand that you are not away from me? No. Don't touch me. Do not touch me. Do you understand that you are not a law for investigator? 220. Could you start me? Step away from me. If you hit me like that again, I Even as the man wavered between compliance and defiance, the man ignored the officer's instructions, escalating the situation further with belligerent behavior. Do you understand that? Step away from me. Do not touch your [ __ ] Step away from me. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Calm down, dude. I'm under arrest, [ __ ] Really? Don't stop me, [ __ ] Sir. Hey. Yo, don't go. Sir, have a seat, sir. Have a seat on the ground. Don't touch me until I record you. Have a seat on the ground. Have a seat on the ground. Do not touch me until I Thank you very much. Do not touch me. Get on your stomach. Eventually, after exhausting every option, the officer had no choice but to take action. The man was detained and taken into custody for public intoxication and failing to complete with lawful orders. On February 6th of 2025, at approximately 5:11 p.m., officers from the New Orleans Police Department discovered a white Kia Optima at the foot of the North Clayburn Avenue bridge right at the intersection with Poland Avenue. The vehicle was determined to have been stolen during an armed robbery that took Cook place earlier that day in the 300 block of North Prior Street. The officers exited their vehicles and approached the Optima, ordering its occupants to exit. However, as the officers approached, the driver of the Optima attempted to flee, colliding with other vehicles as the car left the roadway to exit the bridge. [Applause] Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. During the escape, the Optima nearly struck one officer and then collided with a second officer. Open the door. To prevent the suspect escape, three officers fired their weapons at the vehicle. Don't get in front of that car. Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. The bridge. Put your hands up. Open the door. If they fell out right on In the subsequent investigation, 20-year-old Jukin Dominic was identified as the suspect and was recognized by the victim of the armed robbery. On February 12th, 2025, Dominic was arrested. report. The vehicle's continuing. The vehicle's continuing. A tense morning in Miami erupted into a high-speed chase between the Florida Highway Patrol and a stolen white truck. The initial report via radio described the truck driving dangerously, endangering other road users. for getting to 7 115 I'm behind a signal [Music] 105 for any other unit. So far I'm just with getting to Okchobee Road now from 79th Avenue. It's a white work van. White work van. All right. South River Drive. South River Drive. Eastbound 826. 23. 23. 23. Go for it. Go for it. The truck weaved between lanes attempting to evade capture near South River Drive. Officers identified the vehicle and tracked its direction. The chase spanned multiple neighborhoods supported by constant communication over the radio. Despite the patrol's efforts, the truck continued its reckless path, ignoring all attempts to stop it. signal. Miami, the vehicle's continuing. The vehicle's continuing. [Applause] Finally, at the intersection of Northwest 74th Street and Second Avenue, officers blocked the truck. Two suspects were apprehended without injury and the truck was recovered with no significant damage. [Music] here. Welcome to today's video where we will dive into the heartbounding moments from high-speed chases between police officers and suspects. An essential aspect of maintaining order in the United States with seasoned strategies at play. Each pursuit unfolds with dramatic twists and unexpected turns. Let's get started right now. During a late afternoon, a vehicle sped through a barricade and continued on the road, prompting immediate police action. at 272. [Music] The car eventually stopped, but as officers approached and instructed the driver to exit, the vehicle suddenly fled once again. [Music] [Music] Black pursuit. Black shows road approaching. holding [Music] that traffic [Applause] [Music] condition. What is your traffic charges? I can charge you one more. [Music] The situation grew increasingly dangerous as the suspect engaged in reckless maneuvers, even slowing down and appearing to prepare for a collision with a police car. [Music] [Music] Recognizing the escalating threat, officers swiftly initiated an intervention maneuver followed by an immediate containment strategy to neutralize the situation. [Music] Creek [Music] Drive Creek Drive. Stand 41 41 41 41 [Music] [Applause] Let me see your hands right now. [Music] Hands up. driver to exit the vehicle. Yeah. Not listening. Hey. Hey, where we at? Where we at? Look where we at. Look at that. When the suspect refused to comply, police employed forceful measures, extracting the driver and placing him under arrest. Give me a hand. Give me a hand. Give me a hand. suspect. We'll be in custody. Investigators later determined the driver had deliberately bypassed the barricade and attempted to assault law enforcement officers with the vehicle. Come on, man. Come on. Come on, man. My godamn I'm about to pay for that. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Hurry up. When questioned about his actions, the man claimed he didn't hear the orders. However, his dangerous behavior led to severe charges, including assaulting police officers and violating traffic laws. Do you believe the suspect truly did not hear the police orders? The Clark County Sheriff's Office received reports of carjackings in the Hazel area. Authorities quickly identified the suspect as Benjamin Woods, 41 years old from Prineville, Oregon. What's going on? Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Heads out of your pockets. Stop. You're going to get bit by the dog. You're going to get bit by the dog, dude. Get your hands out of your Get back. You guys get back. You guys get back. Go. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're going to get bit by the dog, dude. You're going to get bit by the dog. He's got something in his gun in his hand. That's a gun, man. Send the dog. There's people over there. Fus fast. Fast here. Here. Here. Knocks. Here. Here. Here. Here. Here. Knock. Here. Knock. Here. Here. Knock. Here. Knock. Here. Everybody. As WS emerged from the men's restroom, officers saw him holding a revolver aimed directly at them. The officers were forced to act immediately, causing WS to collapse onto the tiled floor. The small revolver fell just behind him. Don't move. Don't move. Right there on the ground. Okay. Okay. Who's going to secure the gun? Who's just the gun there? We're going to pull him to the left near the limits. Okay. Okay. I'm going to move to that corner when you guys move up. Guys, let's grab arms. Drag him out here on the floor. Yeah. You okay? Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. I'll take him. Okay. All right. You got it. I got him. Okay. ID. Sir, do not move. Do you understand? Officers administered first aid immediately, but Woods was pronounced dead at the scene. Fortunately, no officers or bystanders were injured during this tense encounter. The four deputies involved in the incident are currently on leave following CCSOs. Single floor. Single floor. Single floor. Single floor. At approximately 12:17 p.m. on January 28th, 2024, officers from G Peters were enforcing a speed control operation on State Road 50 Cortez Avenue at the intersection with Breewood Road in Brooksville when they spotted a Grey Dodge Challenger speeding at miles per hour about 75 m 50 mph zone. After confirming the speed by radar, the officers activated their emergency lights and pulled the vehicle over on the median. Before approaching, an officer ran the license plate and discovered that the vehicle belonged to PV Holdings and was a rental. [Music] Roll the driver's window down. Take the keys of the car. Put them on the roof. Now, upon approaching, the officers instructed the driver to lower his window and turn off the engine, but the suspect vehicle sped away westward. traffic street. [Music] A pursuit ensued on State Road 50 as the suspect continued driving recklessly, overtaking other vehicles. Now stay westbound. Westbound 148 mph. See if I can get some help. [Music] [Music] Passing red blood lane coming up towards us right now. passing red 125 red crossing signal 12 whiskey signal 12 whiskey pip hit single Oh, we're going back. We're going back. We're back. Westbound. Back eastbound. Back eastbound. Back eastbound. An attempt to stop the vehicle using a pit maneuver was unsuccessful. [Music] I got primary. He's got lead. I got secondary. He's got lead. I got secondary. There's a white man. I got tattoos on his left. White male tattoos on his left. 149 15 eastbound looking back towards Spring Highway. 39 east [Music] ground and the car continued eastward until the driver lost control and caused an accident at the three-way intersection of State Road 50 and County Road 54. 41. Single floor. Get on the ground. Move. I'm on the ground, man. I want to go. You got to get in the car. Just [Applause] kidding. Now you move. After the arrest, the driver was identified as Brandon Cory Johnson, who did not have a valid driver's license. The three passengers in the vehicle included two minors. Upon searching the car, the police discovered drugs comprising 7 g of cocaine, 9.9 g of cocaine, 2.2 g of cocaine, 9 g of marijuana, and a digital scale. The suspect was arrested and taken to the Hernando County Detention Center without incident. And the two children received medical care and are in stable condition. B18 Newport. I got up next to him. My vehicle's roll. Hands out the window. Put your hands out the window. Hands out the window. Get on the loudspeaker. Go, go, go, go. Arkansas State Police began pursuing F450 Factor. Its driver field to comply with orders to stop. The chase started as the vehicle drove along dirt roads and continued at high speeds with officers closely following from behind. Back onto the situation became tense as as the F450 continued to drive recklessly swerving on rugged roads. The officers repeatedly tried to catch up, but the dusty conditions and limited visibility made tracking extremely difficult. Nevertheless, they maintained the chase, hoping to apprehend the driver soon. We're coming up on crystal blue. [Music] know that Black County still has spikes in the road. I don't know if I hit them or not. Why can't he watch 28 road on it? Yeah. Well, I think he took a left. I think he went left. Throughout the pursuit, the police continuously used their radios to report the situation and request backup from other units. [Music] on gravel hills. Speeds are 55. We are north on Gravel Hill. Speed. We're taking a left onto MIJ Langley Road and turning back onto Crystal Hill Lane again on the gravel. [Music] If you get the chance to get to him, get beside him. Push him off the road. Temp. I can't see right now. There's no visibility. Come on. Come on. B18 Newport. I got up next to him. My vehicle's rolling assistant in that. We've got, I believe, multiple white cans in front of me now between me and the driver. [Music] Finally, in a sharp curve, the collision caused the patrol car to overturn and several officers sustained minor injuries. Rescue teams quickly arrived at the scene while the police continued assessing the damage and investigating the incident. 3:30 trooper flip pull over. Get why county star 1016. My car's been an accident. We got multiple vehicles. [Music] [Applause] You good, Josh? [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Everybody all right? Yeah. My unit's been in an accident as well as 318s. We've got a couple other White County MB18 are also wrecked. Whose truck is this? You good? I'm good. I tried to stop. There wasn't any stopping because of that dust. [Music] Oh, Haley, you good? I believe multiple YMDs in front of me now. If we got multiple units [Music] [Applause] then 3:30 we wrecked out. [Music] [Applause] It's is this dispatch Clay County dispatch. Okay. We just all got in a wreck out here off of Foster Road in this pursuit. We got multiple vehicles. Uh we got one, two, three, four, five vehicles. One is rolled. One state trooper. Vehicle has been rolled. While conducting stationary patrol on US 19, trooper McKinnel observed a white subsp speeded at 86 mph in a 65 mph zone. The driver, later identified as Julie Wales, appeared distressed, refused to fully roll down her window, and questioned the trooper's identity. Despite being shown a badge, she remained uncooperative and abruptly fled the stop. Concerned she was impaired or in crisis, the trooper initiated a pursuit. Do you not grab off? [Music] [Music] Wales drove recklessly through Chief, reaching 115 mph, running red lights, using the median to bypass traffic, and entering oncoming [Music] lanes. All [Music] right. Red light. [Music] down there. As she exited the city, she accelerated to 100 mph before briefly slowing. We don't have [Music] [Music] Trooper McKinnel executed a successful pit maneuver, stopping the vehicle on the east shoulder of US 19. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. No, not you. No, you don't cop attorney. You're not your cop. You're not a cop. Please. You standing up for me. Attorney, please help me. Please. There's other guys here, too. Okay. We're not all attorneys that you think we are. [Music] My turn to look at him. My turn. It's a police car. Heavy weight. It's a heavy weight. This weight. Oh my gosh. She was safely taken into custody after a felony stop and cleared by MS before transport to Levy County Jail. She was charged with fleeing and eluding Dw and refusal to submit to testing. You think I'm dumb? You think I'm dumb? You think I'm dumb? Sorry. Don't move. A routine traffic stop in St. Petersburg, Florida on November 18th, 2024 quickly escalated when officers clocked a vehicle speeding at 66 mph in a 40 mph zone. In a desperate attempt to avoid charges, the driver and passenger tried switching seats, hoping to deceive the police. However, officers immediately saw through the tactic and ordered them out of the car. You think I'm dumb? You think I'm dumb? You don't see you guys swapping seats? Keep your hands where I can see them. All of you. You think I'm dumb? Sorry. Don't move. Driver, turn the car off. Turn it off. Turn it off. Turn it off. You guys want to be honest with me or you guys want to do this the hard way? Oh yeah. Why you swapping seats? Cuz I'm not going to be driving. Okay. I apologize. Can I grab my wallet? Nope. You didn't. Just keep your hands where I can see. I'll get on the ground if you want me to. I promise you. There's three of you. There's one of me. I'll get on the ground. I promise you I won't do nothing. I'll get on the ground. You can put me in cuffs and all. I promise you. I get on the ground. You take my phone and I would do an Uber Eats. I was just driving like I get on and get on the ground. I promise you. You got a driver's license. I have my ID. I got my license. You keep your hands where I can see you. Driver. You can put me in the cuffs. No. I promise you. I promise you, sir. I swear to God, I promise you, put me in custo. I won't do nothing. Nothing at all. Where's your ID? My My You threw out my wallet right here. Please grab your ID. Grab my wallet. So, why are you driving? Because he ain't supposed to be driving. Because he was feeling sick and and then I was taking Well, I was doing Uber Eats, doing last order, and then go back to his house. I promise you, sir. Go and step out for me. You guys do anything crazy, it's going bad for you. Yes, sir. Face that way. Turn [Applause] [Music] around. Figure out what's going on. Sir, sit down. Yep. Have a seat. Just stay right there. Yes, sir. Upon checking records, they discovered the driver had no valid license and was on probation. The scene intensified as officers worked to confirm the driver's identity while maintaining control of the situation. You looking to go to jail for a traffic [Music] ticket. You're speeding doing 66 mph and a 40. That's why I'm stopping you. I'm sorry. Okay. This whole swapping seats thing is not very smart. Yes, sir. You did the crime. Man up. Yes, sir. I'm sorry. Right. You think I'm There's no tint on this car. You think I'm not going to see you in the whole car rocking, swapping seats? I'm very sorry. I know you will cuz you're in handcuffs right now. That's why you're sorry. You two in the car. I appreciate you being cool. Stay cool. Okay. Don't be calling nobody. I be calling. Okay. Put the phone down. Put the phone down. Put the phone down. Ultimately, the driver faced multiple offenses, including speeding, driving without a license, obstruction of justice, and violation of probation. This case also highlights the value of bodywn cameras in ensuring accountability, capturing key moments that aid in legal proceedings, and reinforcing the importance of responsible driving behavior. On December 10th, 2024, the Florida Highway Patrol conducted a high-speed chase in the northwestern area of Miami Dade. While on duty at an intersection, FEP officers noticed a black Dodge Charger shot with unclear license plates executing dangerous driving maneuvers at the junction of Northwest 103 and 9th Streets. After recognizing the vehicle from a previous incident in the same area, the police ordered it to stop. However, the driver refused to comply, forcing the officers to take action to prevent a potential hazard. The police employed the pit maneuver, successfully stopping the vehicle. [Music] Street 79 from 79. You should be passing by now. Make sure you should take the charger till we catch up. The individuals in the vehicle were identified as Samuel Orville, 23, driver Christian Fernandez, 25, Jeremy Alberto, 20, and Isaiah Dorsley, 20. All four were arrested at the scene and are now facing multiple charges related to the incident. Wait, what? Right there. P star 52. On April 6th, the 2024 decommunications issued a bolo for a blackness in Altima bearing the temporary license plate linked to a petty theft incident in Locust Grove. At approximately 6:5 p.m., the officer spotted the vehicle matching the description. Traveling in lane [Music] [Music] two8 [Music] left 228. Now going in the left lane. There's a lot of cars. We need to do a lot of cars. Attention coming up on the 231 and going towards the right line. [Music] on a 231 going towards the right lane. We're still going [Music] northbound. Get off at the 237. Excuse me. Continuing on 237 on the right shoulder continue on 237 left shoulder drop pass [Music] 237 going north. They taking the 285. They taking 285. Get off at the 285. [Music] just forced the car off to the shoulder. Still going towards 285. Going west 285 west [Music] 285 pit pit start 52. The suspect continued to drive dangerously through multiple lanes and entered Clayton County. Upon reaching Clayton County, the officer attempted a pit maneuver but was unsuccessful. Recognizing the danger situation, the officer executed another pit maneuver, pushing the vehicle into a concrete wall. The vehicle spun and came to an uncontrolled stop. Pit start 52. Pit pit pit. Start 52. Show me your hand. Step out with your hands up. Open up the door. The officer ordered the driver and passengers to exit the vehicle. Passenger Crystal Latchel King was reported to have been injured and unable to move. The driver, Haley Christine Bot, was arrested. After inspecting the license plate, it was determined that the vehicle had a fake temporary license plate. Bot was taken to the hospital and an arrest warrant was issued. Stop. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase you. You better stop. Hands. Stop moving. A white Ford 150 truck without license plates was ordered to stop by Alabama police, but the driver did not comply and fled. A white Ford F150, no tag. We're 10100. We are 10100 at Edwards Lake Road headed towards 459. Turn right on Gatson Highway towards center point. Right on Highway Center. Suspect's blackmail. Continue straight towards center point. Pulling a U-turn headed back towards 459. Another U-turn and we're headed back. Another U-turn headed back towards center point. Center point. Passing East Forest Drop. The chase began on local roads as the driver continuously changed directions and accelerated at high speeds. The police closely tracked the vehicle as it drove through areas such as Woodlake Road, 459 Road, and Center Point. Biscane Drive. Taking a left on Carolyn Court this game. We are We need a U-turn on this game. Uturn on this game. Although traffic was not too heavy, the situation was very tense as the driver repeatedly tried to evade capture by retricing his route. The driver not only fled, but also executed several U-turns and drove on narrow roads, making it difficult for the police to pursue him. Street from Coington Chestnut. Left on Valley Hill Drive. Left on Valley Hill Drive. The longer he dances, the more people we have catch up. Come on. You think so? Thank you. Thank you, car. Thank you, car. Well, sort of. Crossed over 84th Street South. Still on 9inth Avenue South. 9th and 84. You'll put your blinker on now. Turning on to 83rd Street South. Crossing over First Avenue. Crossing over First Avenue North. He's about to bail. We just went off road into the park. Off road into the park. No clue where we're at. Oh god. Thought he was going to wreck out. Crossing over 85th Street North on Second Avenue North. Second Avenue North. Come on, baby. Turning left onto 86th Street North. Turning left on. You had to go right. There he is. It bailed out on foot. Baile down on foot. Baile down. Bailed out on foot. ready. However, after several tense minutes of pursuit, the driver finally exited the vehicle and fled on foot. Get the car. Get the car. Stop. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase you. You better stop. Hands. Hands. I swear I will tase. Roll over. Roll over. If you get up, I'm gonna light you up, man. You don't get up. I'm gonna light you up. Roll over. Roll over on your face. On your face. Stop moving. I will tase you again. Stop moving. Roll over on your stomach. Stay there. Arms out to the side. Stay there. Arms out to the side. James, I got the truck. Hands behind your back. I'm going to give it to you again. I swear to God. I'm in. The truck is at alley at the intersection of 87th Street. We need somebody by the truck. The police immediately ordered him to stop, but he continued to run, forcing officers to use a taser to subdue his resistance. The driver was arrested and placed in a police vehicle. When questioned about his reason for fleeing, he admitted it was solely because he did not want to receive a ticket. What you running for? I'm just I ain't got time for no police, man. Come on. I knew you was going to pull me your own ballots. I ain't running for no other reason. You running just because you didn't want a ticket? What if I wasn't even going to write your ticket? Finally, he was handed over to the authorities and the pursuit ended without any further serious injuries. You tell them. You tell them you ain't going to be in here forever. You tell them when you get out. You going to get out of here. This ain't forever, my man. You know that. God bless you, man. Hey, I respect your case and everything. It's all good. It's all good. We're good. I told you we're good. You tell them when you get out. You going to get out of here. This ain't forever, my man. On March 19th, 2024, at 3 9:00 p.m., a Florida Highway Patrol trooper conducted a traffic stop. A black Mercedes-Benz for speeding at 85 mph in a 70 mph zone on I75 in Kolier County. The vehicle also had illegal window tint. Driver, get on the roadway a little bit to the right. You're good. You have a 90. Come here with me. Good to know. Upon making contact, the trooper identified the driver as Vincent Pieristl and discovered that his driver's license had been suspended since February 13th, 2024. So you have no ID with you. I got I got a picture of it in my hair. Relax. Relax, bro. Relax. I'm not doing anything to you. Relax. Stop. Write me your first name, your middle name, and your last name. Clear, your date of birth, and your social. Okay. Clear. Is your license suspended right now? Is your license suspended right now? I said write it clear, man. I can tell right now it doesn't look clear. When was the last time you smoked marijuana? I don't smoke marijuana. You don't smoke marijuana? So, there's no marijuana in the car? No. Okay. Your car smells like marijuana. That's what I'm asking you. Okay. All right. Here's what I'm going to do. Turn around for me real quick. I'm going to detain you. I'm going to search your car cuz it smells like marijuana. Your license is not valid. Once I'm done doing all of that. While speaking with Pier still, the trooper noticed signs of nervousness and detected a strong odor of burnt canabas coming from the vehicle. So, you haven't smoked marijuana? You reek like marijuana, bro. You like marijuana? He's like, I don't know why. It's not because of your speed and your window. 75. The speed limit is 70. The speed is 70, but you can go back. You can go 75. But No, you can. Yes, sir. The speed limit is 70. That's why that's why it's 70. Sir, I see you. I see you. I see you before. You saw me when you when you slow down when you saw me. No. No. No. Take a Z, bro. Take a Z. Take a Z. That's it. You have the keys in that pocket or the other one? What keys? The keys to the car. [Music] So, I told you I just got the car from my girl to come take to come see my All right, hear me out. Either you tell me where the key that goes here is or I'm going to break that thing. I have the rights to open it. You want me to break it and get your girlfriend mad at you? So it's not my girlfriend m I told you already sir. So I don't have to so I don't have to like that's how I got that. You just give No, no, my man. Listen. The only key I got in my pocket. You can't break your There's weed in there. I smell it. I don't know. So I just told you. So I told you I don't know what the key. There is weed in there. I smell it. But now you now now you blaming me. You say I'm clearly putting weed in it. That's crazy. Why you doing this to me? A subsequent search uncovered approximately 70 g of marijuana and 34 g of psilocybin mushrooms. I told you the truth. Why? Why you never believe me? I thought you had the smoke on the smoke. Sir, sir, good question. What jail I'm going to? Caller. I a phone caller. What? I a phone call there. Oh, where you got arrested? What? I'm from Miami. You got arrested in Caller. What you mean? You're in Collier County, man. Okay then. Like, what the hell is this, bro? Why y'all keep doing this to me down here, man? You know, bro, you you know what I'mma do? What? You know what I'mma do? What? I'm going call Haiti. Your what? I'm going call Haiti. Okay. You know what Haiti going to do? What? I'm going to call my ancestors and call. I'm going put voodoo on you. Throughout the stop, a purist became increasingly confrontational, using profanity and making threatening statements toward the trooper, including references to voodoo. You don't see me today, you going to see me tomorrow. Trust me. And you going to see me. Trust me. Do you believe in Do you believe in voodoo, brother? Just stop, man. That's it. Own up to your own up to what you did and that's it. I'm asking you. Do you believe in voodoo? You also have open containers in the car. So, do you have believe in voodoo? You are you threatening me? Cuz if you keep threatening me, I'm going to charge you with threatening as well. So, if you want to keep threating me, I'm asking you a question. That's a question. I'm asking you a question. That's a question. Okay. That's not a question. No, you're threatening me. What you mean? Did I said I'm going to do something to you? You are. You already told me. I said if you be Oh, you already told me. You're going to call your ancestors in Haiti so you can do voodoo on me. Say I'm Haitian. You're threating me. I can call them right now if I want to. That's all you need. Make sure I stay in jail forever and make sure I stay in there forever. As soon as I get as soon as I get out, trust me, you fantasy. Make sure you can do what the you want to do. Just make sure I get in there. been there forever. Peristol was then placed under arrest for possession of marijuana over 20 g, distribution of marijuana, and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. Due to the severity of the charges and his behavior, the trooper requested a high bond or no bond to ensure his continued detention. He's had the knife and I was trying to get around off of the bed. He's told me he's going to cut my throat for last month. Deputies in Vero Beach, Florida, responded to a report of an altercation on August 17th, 2024 involving 42-year-old Christopher and a woman he had been staying with. The woman claimed he became upset over a missing bicycle, held a knife, and forcibly took her necklace while making threats here, but can you reaffirm the story with me? I'm telling him that he took my necklace off and put it on him. What kind of necklace was it? It's a silver chain. the longer of the two that he's got on does not have a glass. Is it uh he's mad and he's pissed off because somebody stole his damn bike. So, he's been up and ramping and raving around the whole entire camp all night long. Okay. And he's had the knife and I was trying to get around off of the bed. When he had the knife, how did he have the knife? Just in his hand telling me to get the away from him. Get out of his face. So when he when he was telling you when he had the knife in his hand threatening you, he told me he told me to cut my throat. He told me he's going to beat me up. He's told me he's going to cut my throat for a month. Did you believe he will actually do it? When he first at any point, did you feel as though he would actually you actually do it? Yes. Yes. Okay. How long have you been with him? Month. A month. And you guys stay together? Are you are you guys staying together? I had my own camp and he had his camp, but I had a situation happen at my camp to where I was scared I didn't want to be there anymore. So, I came in with him. How long have you been uh staying with him? I didn't move in with him. I've just been staying for the last couple days. Oh, so you have 3 days, 4 days. But I don't understand where we are. So when he when he took the chain off you, did he just take it off with both hands or did he had the knife in his hand saying that he he was going to take the kn the the the necklace from you? How how exactly did it did it happen? He took the necklace before he asked for the beard. So he took the necklace before. Yeah. So he just my hair was cut up, rounded it out around here, and then he put it on his neck. Did he have a Did he have anything in his hand or he just took it off your neck with both hands? Well, he's actually making it easier. Did he have a knife? Did he have a knife in his hand? Did he take the knife off at the same time? Take the knife off. Deputies gathered statements from her and others in the area to determine if the incident qualified as armed robbery or a domestic dispute. So he was leaned in with the knife still in his hand, but it wasn't like it in a threatening way, but he took the necklace up. They put the necklace on him and as he was sitting at the end of the bed, I was up here at the head of the bedroom. I was trying to get around him and he tucked me in the whole time until I got out of the tent that I was a piece of [ __ ] Get the out of my tent. Go out of my camp. Get the out of my woods. Okay. All right. If Please, if she gets some mail, you know how this goes, right? Oh, yeah, I do. Okay. All right. I appreciate you guys. All right, ma'am. You don't have any injuries. Talk to you. All right, Christopher, how you doing? I'm not doing good right now. All right, so I don't have much. So, I'm I'm going to ask you some questions, but before I do, I'm going to read you something. All right. All right. You have the right to remain silent for nothing. Listen to me. All right. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk with me now? Sure, man. All right. So tell me tell me tell me what the is going on. All right. So we we spoke with Teresa, right? Right. Explain your your relationship with her. That we've been they sent her and her Homer broke up. And how how long has that been? Like a month. Like a month. And she gave me a necklace and she went to work. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. So So you've been with her for a month? Has have you guys been staying with each other or anything? Yes. Okay. All right. So explain to me about the necklace. What's going on with that? gave me a necklace and she keeps saying that every day she's going back to Ohio. Go back here. So I told her this morning I said, "You know what? You need to go back to Ohio so you're happy cuz obviously you're not happy here." Okay. What kind of what kind of what kind of necklace did she give you? Oh little thin silver necklace. Silver necklace. Does it Does it have a a pendant on it or anything? And Christiey's got it back there. So she she wanted the necklace. But someone else have it right now? Yeah. I Christie get paid. Why' you give it to her? cuz I didn't want to see Tesa again. Christopher denied the accusations, insisting the woman had willingly given him the necklace a week earlier. He stated he planned to return it and denied using a knife or making threats. So, you didn't threaten her with a knife or anything? No, man. I ain't never pulled a knife on nobody out here. Everybody can tell you that. So, no, no, no altercations happened. No, not like that. I just told her and she left. However, deputies noted inconsistencies in his story and cited a spontaneous statement he allegedly made admitting to taking the necklace. his known possession of knives and the woman's fear added to the case against him. All right. So, so she so she's just making this she's just making this story because I told her she couldn't have her necklace back, bro. And she knows I carry knives. Everybody knows I carry knives. All right. We get that you carry knives. Everybody knows this, man. And she's [ __ ] pissed off and saying she's not going to get her necklace back. And I was giving her everything back. After reviewing evidence and statements, deputies arrested Christopher for armed robbery and aggravated assault. Despite his protests, he was taken into custody. The woman was advised to find a safer place to stay as deputies warned he could be released on bail. The case remains under investigation. [Music] I too. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper was clearing debris from the roadway on September 7th, 2024 when he noticed Escambia County deputies in pursuit of a reckless drivers. After confirming with dispatch that assistance was needed, the trooper joined the chase on US Highway 29. The fleeing vehicle, a brown 2013 Chevy, was traveling southbound in a dangerous manner, weaving between lanes and refusing to stop. We're doing last time. Still west. [Music] [Music] University. [Music] [Music] [Music] 196 still northbound 66 passing east north. [Music] traffic. Where do we want to [Music] curl northbound [Music] inside 106? thing right now. We need to slow it down. Middle lane outside. Outside lane approaching early. Stops are good. Stop things are good. [Music] 343. Hit him. I hit him. I hit him right at 85. Sending us return. Taking control of the pursuit near Molino Road, the trooper attempted two unsuccessful pit maneuvers on the vehicle's right side. Adjusting his approach, he executed a pit maneuver on the left side, sending the Tahoe into the median. The vehicle flipped over and landed on its roof, bringing the chase to an abrupt end. I'm going down, too. [Music] later. The trooper quickly approached the overturned sub and found the driver, direct Michael Colman, unbolted inside. He pulled Colomman from the vehicle through the rear window and took him into custody at 11:21. Coleman was the sole occupant of the vehicle and the incident was successfully resolved without further resistance. On December 17th, 2023, a trooper observed a Dodge Charger with an excessively loud exhaust in Riviera Beach. The driver, later identified as Jaylen Camario Davis, engaged in reckless driving, reaching speeds of 140 mph, and running a red light. [Music] [Music] Davis continued fleeing southbound in the northbound lanes of Enjog Road, nearly causing collisions before striking another vehicle at Military Trail and Paige Balud and fleeing the crash [Music] scene. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] She's If you couldn't come down, [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] I'll stop motion. [Music] The pursuit continued through Palm Beach Gardens until the trooper executed a successful pit maneuver on Military Trail, stopping the vehicle. Davis and an unidentified passenger fled on foot. Davis entered private property, passing through a fenced yard to hide. Palm Beach Gardens police located him in bushes and transferred him into FE custody. Davis was found with the vehicle as keys and admitted ownership. The homeowner chose to press charges for tree spassing. Davis was booked into Palm Beach County Jail on multiple charges, including burglary, fleeing and eluding, hit and run, reckless driving, and driving with a suspended license. On June 16th, 2022 in Madison, Wisconsin, an officer stopped the vehicle because the driver was suspected of being intoxicated. Oh, that's the wrong one. 7768 traffic. When the car paused briefly, the driver suddenly reversed quickly and collided with the police patrol car as well as several other vehicles. A car just backed up into my squad and two other cars. Upon approaching, the officer discovered that the driver, Aurora, stammered as she explained that she was only trying to park. The vehicle rire of alcohol. Are you guys injured at all? We're not. I'm sorry. It was in park. I literally don't know why it was doing that. We have the emergency brake on. I don't know. We had it in park cuz we saw you coming over. We pulled it in park and it was rolling backwards. He can vouch. Okay. You just hit a bunch of cars and us. We didn't hit any cars. Yeah. You're crashing into a car right now. We literally didn't hit You all You hid my car, too. [ __ ] You're not going to be able to get out. I mean, I am going to be able to get out. No, you you will. I'm just saying I don't think he'll be able to get out. So, I'm going to have you stay in right now. Okay. When the police announced that her vehicle would be towed, Aurora became defiant, insisting that she needed the car to get to work. But I'm I want to try. So, I want to get my car away from here because I'm pretty sure that their car is going to be fine if I can just get the away from here. Get to my place. You can do whatever the want. I need to be able to get to work in the morning. Do not tow my car. Okay. Right now I'm not so much work for me right now. I'm not even talking I can't do this. I'm already freaking I'm trying not to. I'm freaking out. I cannot I cannot do this. You're turning me down. I can't do this. I cannot avoid this. Okay, so I just have to make sure you're safe. Aurora, can you listen to me? I'm safe. I'm fine. I understand that. The situation escalated as she attempted to open the car door and flee while her companion, Julia, lunged over the center seat to attack the officer. What do I need to do? I'm going to have you with me and my partner. I'm going to have you exit the car. Get back. Get [Music] back. Get off of me. Stop resisting. Let me go. Get on the ground. For what? Why? For what? To subdue Julia, the officer used a taser. What are you doing? Give me your hand. Put your hands behind your back. Behind your back. Ma'am, do you have any injuries? Okay. Okay. I am entitled to my own. Okay. Okay. Okay. I need you to breathe. Are you hurt anywhere? Take a second. Take a breath. Take a breath, baby. I I I just I just Both continued to resist and were eventually subdued with Aurora being restrained with a gag and leg restraints. And nobody's trying to hurt you. I was trying to get you guys to let me go. [Music] Guys, I'm not an animal. I don't I'm not going to hurt you guys. Look at me up 130 lb. What the And you here for to protect the people when I said I will cooperate. I asked you to take the hat off. Okay. Sorry. No, don't say sorry. Not you. you officer. I interrupted what you're saying. See if he'll be chill first. What's his name? Her name. I really am trying to do good. I really am. Hi. From the bottom of my heart. I understand. Let's start over. Okay. My name's Officer Shaw. What's your name? I'm I'm Julius. Julius. Okay. Okay. You know, I I identify him. How do you identify? He is, him. He him. Thank you for asking. Okay. All right. All right. So, here's what's going to happen right now. Okay. We're going to move you to a different squad. Okay? Because right now you're in the back of a city squad and we're UW officers. We're going to move you over to a different vehicle. We're going to have to get you out of handcuffs and get get you in some of our handcuffs to do that. Are you going to cooperate as we do that? I will cooperate. I just I I want I want the I want the best possible. So, we're going to do that process first. Once we get you into that vehicle, I'm going to explain the next steps as to what happens now. Okay. I want you I want some cooperation so that we can move you over to that vehicle so that we don't have to have any more tussling. I'm not going to fight. I'm not because I am very tired. Okay. I am too. Okay. The reason you're in handcuffs right now is because when uh we attempted to detain the driver of the vehicle, you stepped out of the car in what I would interpret as a combative manner. I understand you're probably just trying to I understand you're probably just trying to protect your friend, but as I understand it, you were not complying with orders from the other officers and that resulted in you being tased. Okay, that's the reason that you're ins. Okay. Because they gave you lawful orders, which I'm assuming I don't think they I honestly don't think they did give me specific directions. You get back. Why? What are you doing? Okay. Well, again, that's something that I may I may have misinterpreted. I really may have. I'm just I'm just explaining from from the officer's perspective. That's why you're in handcuffs right now. Okay. So, here's what's going to happen. All right. Uh, as we're in a couple of minutes, we're kind of going through taking care of the car, getting clear on some paperwork. You are going to be booked into the Dayne County Jail for a charge of resisting. Okay. But did I resist? Stop resisting. Go. What are you doing? According to these officers, you did. Okay. You were given lawful commands to, I'm assuming, get on the ground. You did not do so. They tased you. Okay. So, they literally did not. They tased me before I got any command. They didn't. They didn't. They t So, the good news, the the good thing about this all is No, there is no good news is that you can is that you can argue your case in court. Okay. What? I do. And I calmed my [ __ ] down and you didn't let me out. Aurora, my name's Officer Connie Bear. I'm with you WPD. Okay. I'm going to talk to you for a second. So, you slipped the cuffs. We're going to have to fix that. Okay. So, that means our officers are going to have to help you. Okay. Gave my life and my arms outside of Aurora was then taken to jail where she continued to display an angry and defiant attitude. Although test results showed her blood alcohol concentration was 0.07, she maintained that she was not intoxicated, Aurora was charged with assaulting and threatening a police officer as well as resisting arrest. Routine traffic stop took a shocking turn when a suspected drunk driver attempted to you use her baby as a shield to evade arrest. The incident began when police received a 911 call from a concerned driver who claimed they were nearly hit three times by the reckless motorist. Moments later, officers spotted the same vehicle blowing through a stop sign, prompting an immediate traffic stop. Is there a reason you have a newborn infant not in the car seat? She she was in All right. Put Hey, put the put the kid down. Put the kid down. You want to make a phone call? Put Put the kid down. Put her down. You had no Put her down. Put the child down. 197. Give us traffic. You had no permission. Put the child down. As officers approached, the woman, visibly impaired, became defensive and uncooperative. What started as a standard Dwey investigation quickly escalated into a tense and troubling encounter. She's in my arm. Yes. Put the child down. She's in my arm. Put the baby in the seat. I can't do that. Yes, ma'am. You need to do that. When asked to exit the vehicle for a sobriety test, she refused and instead reached for her infant in the back seat, holding the child in an apparent effort to delay or prevent her arrest. You're being pulled over for a possibility of driving under the inputs. And now possibility, right? Okay. A possibility. Now I'm asking you to possibility. Hold on. Hold on. No, you aren't in charge of this. Put the baby down. I am. But I am. You're not. Put the baby down. Yes, I am. You need to put to be pissed off right now. I don't care if you're pissed off. You need to put the baby down. Despite multiple warnings, she continued resisting, forcing officers to act carefully to remove both her and the baby from the dangerous situation. Because I have kids. Kids. Okay. Set the baby right here. Stop touching [ __ ] in my car. Put the baby down right there. I have you. I have gave you no, man. You're under arrest. You need to put the baby down. Stop reaching in the bag. In that bag. I'm not. I'm going right here. Right here. Get off your phone. That's my phone. Can I see my phone? No, ma'am. Put the baby down. Yes, I can. Yes, I can. Hey, put the baby down. Hey, calm down. Put her down. Hey, man. Calm down. Give me your Give me your baby. Give me your baby. Put the baby down. Give me the baby. Give me the baby. Give me the baby. Stop. Please. Please put my phone on. Please put my phone. Stop. Put the baby. Stop. Let go. I got I can smell alcohol. Get out. Ultimately, officers secured the child safely before taking the woman into custody. Hey, [Music] somebody. Hey, somebody. Stop yelling. No. [ __ ] No. Somebody put that phone up, bro. Right here, bro. That's cool. That's fine. Bro, you're going to jail for resisting without violence, child neglect, possibility of DUI. Hey, I did not resist, bro. You pulled me out my car. Yep. You're going to jail. I got you on that on the camera. Lean forward. Lean forward over the vehicle. Hey, somebody call my daddy. Hey, Chris, bro. Just screaming. Hey, this vehicle. Give him a vehicle. Hey, Cozy. Give him the vehicle. Hey, Cozy. Give him the vehicle. Kill my business. Give him a vehicle. She now faces multiple charges, including to a child endangerment and resisting arrest. Fortunately, officers insured the child's well-being while preventing a potentially disastrous outcome. After seeing how everything unfolded, how did it make you feel? Share your thoughts in the comments. And if you found this video insightful, be sure to like and subscribe.