I don't want >> You're going to get shot. Put it You're going to get tased. Step back. >> Step back. You will get shot. >> Shabboan, Wisconsin. An armed altercation occurred near Illinois Avenue. Officer Prey was the first to arrive. As he stopped his car, Kevin Ruffen, armed with two sharp ses, began to advance toward him in an unstable manner. >> You going to get tased, bro. Step back. You're going to get tased. Step back. >> Step back. You will get shot. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. 458 headquarters. Shots fired. 458 headquarters. Shots fired. How you doing, Ruffin? >> Are you fine? Are you fine this morning? Despite repeated requests to stop, Ruffin continued to charge and seven shots were fired. Despite the officer's attempts to resuscitate him, Kevin Ruffin died. >> Step back. [music] You're going to get tased. Step back. >> Step back. You will get shot. Shots fired. Shots fired. 45 headquarters. Shots fired. 458 headquarters, shots fired. 458 headquarters, shots fired. Seeing all units 98. >> Yo, he chased me, man, with these knives. Chasing me, man. >> It's okay. It's okay. Take a breath. Take a breath. Kevin. Kevin, can you hear me? >> Chasing me, man. >> It's okay. It's okay. Take a breath. Take a breath. Please take a breath. I need you to just stay back for me. Okay. >> He charged me, man. >> I almost fell. Hey, >> take a breath. >> I tased him first and I told him, >> I need to approach him. I need you to come with me. Okay, take a breath. >> I'm going to put my gun up. >> Yep. Take a breath. [gasps] >> Kevin. Kevin. >> This should be another one. >> What do you need? >> I need him to flip over. I need to do CPR. >> Yo, he chased me, man, with these knives. >> It's okay. Take a breath. Take a breath. Kevin, bro. >> Kevin, can you hear me? >> He chased me, man. >> It's okay. It's okay. Take a breath. Take a breath, please. Take a breath. >> Can we get a message? >> Stay back for me. Okay, >> Kevin. [ __ ] Kevin. >> This should be another one. >> In situations that last only a few seconds, [music] life and death are never easy choices. >> What do you need? >> I need him to flip over. I need to do CPR. I need to flip him over. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. Drop it. >> When a domestic dispute in Rockford, Illinois escalated, Rose Durham called the police after a fight with her husband, Fost, hoping to prevent the worst. When Wnebago County Sheriff's deputies approached, Fost evaded arrest and ran into the house. >> Sheriff's Department Hey, give me your hand. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Two officers entered with a key, following the trail to the basement where Gigo was holding a metal pipe. Despite orders to drop his weapon, Gigo charged up the stairs. Shots rang out from Sergeant Broward, but Gigo charged at him anyway. Broward's last bullet before he lost consciousness saved him, and Gedigo died at the hospital. What a breathtaking confrontation. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Are you okay, >> Joe? You good? >> Joe. >> Joe, you good? me. Okay, Joe. Joe, you okay? >> You good? Cough up. Give me another one. >> Give me another hand. >> Give me another hand. >> Salt Lake, Utah, April 2nd, 2024. A panicked employee at a Chevron gas station reported that a man with a knife had just tried to attack him through the window. The suspect was identified as Cameron Cloward, 36. >> Do not. >> When police arrived at the scene, Cloward was still hovering with a knife in his hand. They ordered him to stop and drop his weapon. >> Get on the ground. >> Coward paid little attention. >> We will shoot you if you come close. >> We willing shoot you right [screaming] now. >> I don't care. >> Get on theing ground. >> Someone get a less lethal shotgun. Tensions reached a boiling point when he walked toward them, knife still in hand. In that fateful moment, for officers were forced to open fire, >> you will be shot. >> Get on the ground. [screaming] >> Get on the ground. >> Stop. You will get shot. >> [screaming] >> Clwardard died. Cooperation could have saved him from irreversible consequences. >> I'm going to get shot. Put it down. >> Put it down. Put [screaming] it down. In Albuquerque, New Mexico on July 4th, 2025, a 911 call in the middle of 4th of July brought police to a home on South Branch Drive. The caller, 21-year-old Jerry Baldonado, said there was a family dispute and that his brother had brought a gun the day before. >> Okay, please. >> What's up, dude? Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. When the door opened, Baldonado emerged with what appeared to be a gun, pointing it at the officers. With no time to distinguish between real and officer opened fire, you're going to get shot. Put it down. >> Put it down. [screaming] Put it down. >> Put it down. Hands up. Hands up. >> The air. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Roll on your stomach. >> [ __ ] pirates. >> Roll on your stomach. >> You think life is a joke? Roll on your stomach. >> You'reing stupid. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Baldonado survived and the gun turned out to be a BB gun. In a stressful situation, a misunderstanding can turn tragic. >> In Denver, Colorado, inside a convenience store near the capital building, Carnell Nelson pulled out a gun and threatened to rob. A lucky employee escaped and called for help from two police officers patrolling nearby. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Nelson opened fire first, prompting one officer to respond with a barrage of bullets. >> Fire shots fired. Shots fired. >> I need to get now. >> I have an officer head in the lake. Give me cars here. Code 10. >> Tra, I got you. I got you. Watch out. You're moving still. You're moving still. >> I got you, dude. You're okay. >> 79 Baker. He's going to be in the 500 block right in front of a silver jeep. He's still moving. Um, my partner's putting my tourniquet on right now, so I'm not able to uh get >> 79 Baker, start ambulance code 10. I'm hitting the leg. 79 Baker. He's going to be in the 500 block uh right in front of a silver jeep. He's still moving. Um, my partner's putting my tourniquet on right now, so I'm not able to uh get him into custody yet. Uh, mark this time for tourniquet time. >> That hurt. >> Was that hurt quite a bit? >> I bet it did. >> You guys ready to move up? >> Blanch. Blanch, >> trap, let them handle it. Just stay back, dude. >> What's that? You guys got shot. >> Your mom got shot. >> Where'd you get Where'd you get shot, man? >> Right here. >> Okay. Hold pressure. Okay. >> Yes. >> Hold pressure. Okay. I'm shot, too. So, you guys are all okay, though? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> There's one on the way. Oh my god. >> 79 Baker. We're going to need another ambulance code 10. We got a bystander shot as well in the leg. How's that turning cold? >> It's fine, I think. >> All right, hold tight pressure. Okay. >> Nelson died at the scene. >> Get away. >> No. >> Remember, life is always more precious than any reckless action. Salt Lake, Utah, April 2nd, 2024. A panicked employee at a Chevron gas in >> the bathroom attacking my boyfriend. >> Hurry. He's in the bathroom. >> To the left. >> Police department. >> Police. >> I've never seen a dog act like that. >> Where's the dog at? >> He's here. I got >> Hurry. Go. Oh my god. I need help. >> Where's the dog at? Right here. >> How's it got your last here? >> Go. Keep going. >> Keep going. Get up. >> Get up. Get up. >> Get out of here. >> Shoot him. >> The door's broke. We're going to have to shoot him. >> Tell me when. >> Stay down. You all right, John? >> Shots fired. >> John, you all right? >> Yeah, we're all right. >> You good? >> Yep. Drop the hammer. [screaming] Drop it. Hammer. Drop it. >> No. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it now. Drop it now. >> No. >> Drop it now. >> No. >> Drop. >> No. I've done nothing wrong here, man. I'm at my house. I'm doing nothing wrong. I see you taking the doctor. >> Drop it now. >> No. [screaming] >> Get on the ground. Cook him when we get him. >> Go. I got him. I got him. I got him. >> All right. Put it up. Put it up. We need a backup. 12 back with a gun. >> Heads up. Heads up. >> He's running. He's running southbound, but he's running southbound. [music] >> He's running southbound. He's running southbound. >> Heads up. Get it. Get it. Get it. Get it. Get it. Heads up. Heads up. Heads up. Say he's running. >> Heads up. Heads up. >> Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Move down. >> Heyo, put it out and fight me. He's got a gun in his hand. >> Gonzalo 58. He has gun. He has gun. >> Yeah, we stopped down Gonzalo. He's got his gun in his hand. We stopped down from 59. >> Damn. Heads up. He's running to the back of five. He's running to the back of front. He's got to go to his head. Put the gun down. Heads up. Heads up. Heads up. Sir 51. Officer det. Damn it. >> You okay? >> Yes, sir. You good? >> Tell me 51. Officer shot fire. Suspect to the rear blue shirt. Where's the haircut? >> You good? >> What's good? >> Hey, get on the ground. >> Get the on the ground. Get the on the ground. >> We're southbound. He's got a gun in his tent. We're southbound from 59. Damn. Heads up. He's running to the back of the back of >> He's got a gun. He still got a gun. Hey, >> put the gun down. 51 officer detail shots fired officer. >> You okay? >> Yes, sir. You good? Right. Copy. >> Copy. Copy. Top it. Top it. Where'd you >> the roof? On the roof. >> St. Louis County, Minnesota. July 15th, 2025. Police were called to Heritage Road after reports that Adam Clinton Wolf, 57, had set fire to his home and two neighboring homes. Wol, armed with a rifle, sparked a gunfight as police organized a manhunt for him. >> Hold fire. >> Mail your hand. Over your hand. Hold fire. coming out. Coming out. I'm good. >> Hey, cover. Cover. Get cover. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Put that down. >> Stop. Your hands. The confrontation was brief with Wolf being knocked out and died at the scene. An entire community could have been destroyed if Wolf had not been stopped. >> Your hands fired. Shots fired. >> 53. >> Show me your hands. >> Let's see your hands. >> Hold your hands up. >> Show me your hands. Let's see your hands, mother. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> 5350 St. Louis. Shots fired. >> I see your hands. >> Put your hands up. >> Get cover. Get cover. >> Get behind the vehicle. >> I got cover. >> I'm covering too. You guys check yourself. You're good. I'm fine. >> You're good. You're good. >> Good. Zack. down. You're good. >> All right, everybody's good. >> We're good. >> Our [screaming] deput is good. Hey, get cover. Get cover. Get cover. >> St. Louis. Deputies are okay. Suspect is down. >> Madison, Tennessee, November 12th, 2022. Police are investigating a shooting that occurred earlier in a parking lot near Gallatin Pike South. The victim, a man, was found wounded but refused [music] to cooperate. 33 minutes later, another man appeared on the scene and suddenly opened fire on police. >> Pockets for me. >> Hey, what's that? >> Shots fired. Shots fire. We need more officers over here right now. Code three. Three officers opened fire, ending the threat in seconds. The man died at the scene. His connection to the earlier shooting remains unknown. >> Hey, can you put your take your hands out your pockets for me? Hey, stop. >> Hey. [screaming] Hey. Shots fired. Shots fired. We need more officers over here right now. Don't move. [screaming] Do not move. your hands. >> Shots fired. Everybody's 104. >> I got fired at. >> That was a pleasure. 20. [snorts] >> Memphis, Tennessee. March 18th, 2023. The freeway suddenly became a death zone when officers stopped Melissa Horton, 43, [music] accused of trying to kill her fianceé, but failed. >> [music] >> I don't [ __ ] out the truck. Get the out [crying] [ __ ] [screaming] truck. Get out the truck. >> Get your hand. [screaming] Shots fired. I don't move that [screaming] truck. Get the out the truck. Get the out this [ __ ] truck. Get out the [screaming] truck. >> Get the [ __ ] off your ass. >> Horton raised her shotgun. In the tense moment, the officers were forced to open fire. >> [screaming] >> Shots fired. 240. Shots fired. >> All danger stopped, but the price was a human life. >> Get out the >> Get the [screaming] hand. Sh fire. 24. S fire. Got to pass. >> I don't want to. >> Grover Beach, California, [music] May 25th, 2024. Police responded to a gas station call where a man had pulled out a weapon and was threatening people. Another report came in. A man was throwing rocks at cars on Grand Street. Hey, hey, hey. Put the gun down. Hey, got a real gun. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> Give me your real gun. >> Put Put your arms up. I don't want to shoot you. I don't want to shoot you. >> I don't want to shoot. >> Put your arms up. >> [ __ ] you. >> I don't want to shoot you. >> I don't want to shoot you. Give me your real gun. >> Point. >> I want to shoot your ass. I'm CIA. >> Hey. Hey. Put your Hey, give me your >> I got a real gun, mother. >> Put your arms up now. >> When an officer approached, Aaron Edward Gardner, 41, [music] immediately claimed to have a gun and threatened to shoot. Gardner continued to advance toward the officer, holding up what appeared to be a gun. >> I need code three back. >> I'm on the 100 block of South 13. >> Put your Hey, >> hey, put your arms up now. I don't want to shoot you. I don't want to. Shots fired. >> Saw the whole thing. >> Everybody okay? >> Everybody okay? >> Left with no other choice, [music] the officer was forced to open fire, Gardner died, ending the fate of a homeless man with a criminal record. Knoxville, Arkansas. July 14th, 2025. Trooper Katon Ramsay joins a pursuit of a gray Chevrolet S10 after the driver flees for non-payment and causes a disturbance at a waffle house. At 70 mph, the suspect [music] attempts to evade the trooper's TVI, resulting in the vehicle spinning out of control. >> Come on, good works. We're trying to block the TV. You guys successful crashed out. >> Out of theing car. Get out. Get the [ __ ] out. No. Crawl out the window, [ __ ] Get out. You're trying to >> roll over. Roll over. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. >> I'll be over if you roll over. >> Get on the ground. Give me your hand. Give me your other hand. >> All right. All right. All right. Take your time, John. >> Stay down. >> Let go of your hands. >> All right. He was a hair gun right here. He made it behind me. I was just >> Lewis Black is apprehended and a runaway breakfast ends in a ditch. >> Hands up. >> Don't move. Port Orange, Florida. July 5th, 2024. A stolen car sat silently in the parking lot of an apartment complex. >> Hands up. >> Don't move. >> Hey, hands up. >> Hands up. But as officers approached to arrest Aliia Aman Madi Balk, 20 who was behind the wheel, Balk immediately stepped on [music] the gas and backed up toward an officer. >> Stick here. >> The officers had set spikes to deflate the suspect's tires. When patrol cars stopped Bulk, he abandoned the car and ran. >> Heads up. Stop. Get up. >> Get down. Get down. Get down. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Bring him up. Bring him up. Don't let me breathe. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. All right, [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. >> Hit me. >> Get on the ground. Give me your hand. >> The chase ended in a swamp where they wrestled the suspect to the ground. Balk will face charges ranging from assault on a police officer, vehicle theft, evading arrest, and possession of a false identity document. Falner County, Arkansas. July 10th, 2025. Dustin Kirkindall was speeding at 100 mph on I40, leaving several police cars in pursuit. As the car approached mile marker 136, an officer initiated a TBI, but Kirkindall continued to accelerate [music] and flee. taking back off east. It's a white male driver 64th primary. Yeah. >> Near mile marker 137. Another push caused the car to spin and collide with a guardrail with police closing in. on your face. >> Kirkindall made no secret of his aggressive attitude and challenged the police who used a taser to subdue and arrest him. Alcohol, drugs, and the remains of a violent outburst were found in his car. >> My car's getting hurt. >> Well, no, he just had his right here. I didn't want it to get clipped. Yeah, cuz he he took off again. That whole time just he crashed in that first time. He smacked that wall hard the first time. >> Oh, hard, dude. I got his blood on me. >> Oh, he kept going. I >> in Cincinnati, Ohio. Omar Perez, who was supposed to be going to federal court, instead walked into the fifth bank and opened fire on anyone in sight. What' he say? >> I didn't hear him. >> Not one. >> What' he say? >> Hear two. He didn't hear him. He heard so many. >> I did not hear him. >> He didn't hear him. I'm going to go again. Okay. for officers approached the scene and the rapid fire helped police locate the gunman. They opened fire through the glass. 11 shots ringing out in 4 minutes. that >> on your shoulder. Another one. Another one. 1791. Suspect inside the building right here. Right there. >> I got >> I got him covered. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. >> We don't have >> I'm with you. >> I got you. Make sure we don't have any other shooters on your shoulder. >> Another one. Another Perez died at the scene. Three innocent people died and two others were injured. Not a bank employee and with no criminal record, Perez's motive for the shooting remains a mystery, [music] except for one clue. He had sued media companies because he believed he was being tracked through his phone. >> Get out of the car, dude. >> In Little Rock, Arkansas, officer Charles Starks spotted a Dodge Challenger that had been reported stolen. The driver was 30-year-old Bradley Blackshshire. Officer Starks repeatedly ordered Blackshshire to exit the vehicle, but he refused to comply. >> Get out of the car, >> dude. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. He's refusing to get out of the car, dude. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car, dude. Here the car. >> As the car began to slowly roll forward, officer Stark stood in front of the vehicle and fired 15 shots through the windshield. Blackshshire was killed at the scene. Get the car. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Don't move. Don't move. Stay where you're at. >> Get up. Get out. >> I need help. >> Yeah. Yes. Yeah. Hold on. >> Shot. Send me. >> She said he's got a gun. Put your hand up. Put your hand up. >> Put your hand up. Put your left hand up. Put your left hand up. Put your left hand up. [screaming] Now put your left hand up. Put your left hand up. Put your left hand up. Put your left hand up. Sir. Sir. Sir. Put your left hand up. Put your left hand up. >> The incident sparked public controversy in Arkansas, raising questions about whether the officer had put himself in danger unnecessarily and whether firing so many rounds was truly justified. >> Back up. In Los Angeles on Halloween afternoon 2021, a vandalism call led police to a home in the Van Ny neighborhood. Nearly 2 hours later, Melcon Mackiladus, 46, [music] was seen vandalizing parked cars with two knives. Police confronted him again on Victory Boulevard. They ordered him to drop his weapon, but Melodus, who was reportedly mentally disturbed, did not care. >> Drop the knife right now. >> Hey, my partner's coming with taser. >> I'm taser. All right. >> All right. >> Hey. >> Hey, partner. Come up here. >> Get out of here. >> Back up. Back up. >> Drop it. >> Drop the nut. >> Drop it. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Get on. Get on your knees. >> Drop the kn. Drop the knife, sir. >> Just drop the knives. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Bring back the box any closer to me. >> Drop the knife. >> Hold on. Drop it. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Drop it. M. We're here to help you. >> Cooperate with us. Drop it. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> One more. >> Hold on. Hold on. Let my partner talk. Let my partner talk. >> M. You're okay. Mil, drop the knife. Hey, we're here to help you, >> sir. Back up. >> Back up. >> We're here to help you. >> Listen to me. >> You're okay. >> Drop the knife. >> Just tell him to drop. >> Throw the throw the knife. Drop it. >> It's underneath. It's right underneath. >> Drop the knife. >> Please. We want to help you. We're here to help you. Hey, hold on. Hold on. >> Don't hit them yet. >> Your family is watching you. They want to help you. >> Hey, listen to me. Listen to me. Your family loves you. >> There's no need for this. >> You don't have to do this. We want to help you. Drop the knife to your right. >> Drop the knife to your right. >> Hey, Mong. What's the problem? >> Talk to us. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. Look, God's on your side, man. Just put the knife down. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> Put the knife down. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> As he approached them, knife still in hand, ammunition, and non-lethal weapons were deployed. Myadus died at the scene. >> 937. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> It's okay. When confronted with someone who appears unstable, keep your distance and call the authorities immediately. >> All right, hold on, guys. >> He's still breathing. >> In Sacramento, California, Eric Arnold, 41, [music] was wanted after two people were found dead at a home on Janrich Street just days earlier. You got it. All right. >> Get back. >> Right here. >> Who wants to call him? Go ahead. >> All right, driver. Shut off the engine. Keep your hands up. Drop the keys out the window. Put your hands up where I can see them. Get your hands up. >> Five shots fired. I'm hit. >> Five. Shots fired. I'm hit. When stopped, Arnold did not run away, but opened the door and opened fire. >> I'm hit. I'm hit. I'm hit. >> Yeah, I took one in the vest. >> Okay. >> I'm hit. I took one in the vest. >> Okay. >> Come back. Come back. Back. [screaming] >> I'm good. I'm good. My leg. My My leg. >> Leg. >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. Can you move? >> Uh-huh. >> Are you ready? >> Lose hit. Loose hit. Are you ready? I got you. I got you. Okay. Go back. Step back. Come here. >> Gun away. >> Right here. >> You're fine, dude. He's not moving. >> In a moment of chaos, five officers responded immediately, returning fire in a hail of bullets. Arnold died. Two officers were wounded. The manhunt for a double murder suspect ended in a hail of gunfire. >> Here, dude. Right here. Okay. All right. All right. >> Here. I got this. I got this. I got it. I got it. Here. Take that. >> I got your belt. >> Radio. coming. >> Okay. All right. >> I know. I just want to see. I just want to see. Okay. >> Okay. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> Just stay right here. >> Just leave it. on the other side of the car. 96 grain matter >> clear. >> Okay. In West Valley City, Utah, [music] dozens of police officers in full body armor and tactical gear surrounded Betha Coronado's apartment after she called the police for help. >> It'll be okay. You'll be all right. We're here to help you. Okay. Listen to us. We're here to help you. All right. >> To Betha's partner, Fernando Coronado, was half drunk, shirtless, and unstable, and challenged the officers. [music] The officers then used a taser. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Lock him up, man. While he's under power, lock him up. >> Hold the door. Hold the door. >> Hold it. >> Got him. >> Medic for the head. >> Nearly a decade later, Fernando filed a lawsuit claiming that the police used excessive force, [music] but the evidence was not convincing. North Little Rock, Arkansas, February 20th, 2024. Sergeant Steven Briggs spotted a yellow SUV traveling the wrong way with no headlights, no license plate, and swerving into the left lane to pass another vehicle. However, the chase ended quickly when the SUV collided with another vehicle. Both vehicles were disabled. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Briggs quickly subdued and handcuffed the SUV driver while waiting for an ambulance and his partner to arrive. The SUV driver was charged with a series of crimes, including fleeing with serious injury, driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance, first-degree assault, and failure to wear a seat belt. A man who feared a ticket chose to flee, and get an innocent person involved. No, you sit your ass right there and >> Hey, I got this dude right here on the ground, a suspect. I ain't been able to check him yet. Okay. >> Hey, hey, he's good. I'm talking to him. He's fine. Down the street. or go down that way. I don't care where you go. Okay, come through here. >> Fresno, California, July 30th, 2023. An officer was responding to an abandoned vehicle in the East Warner Avenue neighborhood when he was told that a teenage boy riding a scooter nearby was carrying a gun >> in Blackstone, possibly armed with a handgun. I got the impression it was one of those um not a um not a motorized scooter. >> Copy. >> I don't have any other description other than a a young man possibly with a handgun. >> Copy. Do you want to call me up in an area check? >> Uh yeah, target unit that way. In fact, there's a I see a gentleman on a scooter now on EP and McGill >> on North F Street. He spotted a hooded teenager who matched the description. The teenager followed the officer's orders, but then his hand began to reach for his waistband, pulling a gun from his waistband. In a split second, the officer opened fire. >> Get your hands up. Stop. Stop. >> The teenager, only 15 years old, was taken to the hospital and luckily survived. It turned out that the gun was fake. And in the real world, fake guns can also cause a person to almost lose their life. >> Four out of 11. >> I'm going to need traffic blocked off at Miguel and Effie. Also, Miguel and Warner. I'm sorry, Effie and Warner. Starting me equipment code three. Starting me unisand supervisor. Tonattown, Arkansas, February 7th, 2024. A pursuit is underway on Highway 412 near the Benton and Washington County line. The target is a U-Haul that is reported stolen, fleeing from Benton County police. I need up running again. 75 mph already. pressure on the vehicle. CJ back reel. Bouncers 49 right now. >> The chase quickly draws in multiple agencies from Concord police, Tondtown police to state patrol units. Officers attempt to conduct the TVI several times but are unsuccessful due to the terrain. On Interstate 49, it continues to reverse, colliding with several other police vehicles. Once again, the combined units pull the vehicle over. This time, for the last time, the driver resists, forcing the officer to use a batten to open the window. start at 1016. Tell me direct out. The driver, Cory Mercier, attempts to escape through the back door, but is apprehended. >> The passenger, Trenton Johnson, has already been subdued. >> And in the end, every getaway has an end, but not everyone is free to turn around. Watch out. Watch out. >> Get out of the car. >> Hey, pull that airbag. >> He's going out the back. He's going out the back. He's going out the back. >> Ford Lee, New Jersey, February 4th, 2023. A call came in from John Street. A man who said his brother was acting out of control and had a weapon. >> Mentally ill. He lives in Vegas and every time he make a scene and the mental health, he's like very aggressive with knives and all that. He had a mental issue. So he show up in my house after they have kids. So everybody like >> what's going on? What's going on right now? Is he there right now? >> He's right now. He tried he has a knife and he tried to cut everything he has. >> How old how old is he? >> His uh 40. >> Was he uh he has mental illness? He said >> and what was he doing with the knife exactly? Inside the home, Muhammad Banauer, 42, was smashing furniture and occupying the second floor, trapping family members inside. Police and firefighters devised a daring rescue plan, using a ladder truck to reach the family member from a neighboring home. Lenau suddenly appeared, forcing the response team to use a taser, but it was not enough to subdue him. Lenau stood up again, knife still in hand, forcing police to open fire. Are we all right? >> Muhammad Benau was pronounced dead at the scene. When reason loses control, tragedy often has the last word. [screaming] He's so armed with a knife. He's so armed with a knife. >> Little Rock, Arkansas, January 24th, 2024. A stolen car speeds across the lanes as if trying to escape the law. >> Pull out. Pull out. Throw it in the median. From behind, units from the Arkansas State Police and Little Rock Police are in hot pursuit, keeping a safe distance, but not losing sight of the target. Then at the fateful moment, the car loses control, crashes into a ditch, dragging a police car with it at the intersection of stage coach and Shackleford. Hey, Mario. That correct me. The driver is arrested. An impulsive decision at the wheel can take away the future only to realize that the coolness of that car is not worth the handcuffs. Bib County, Georgia. A Ford Ranger was going 90 mph in a 70 zone. Seven shot. 175. >> Knowing there was heavy construction ahead, the officer decided to perform a pit, causing the vehicle to spin. >> 175 17. I just walked [music] for 1080 painted one right here at Riverside Correction 75 and uh Rock Creek Road. Please help me. >> Hold on, Bub. >> Hold on. So, go ahead and get the fire department and route to me uh from the station right up there at Rocky Creek and housing. I'm right here at the on ramp from uh Rocky Creek Road to the interstate. >> The driver, Joseph Silas, was taken to the emergency room and admitted to having been drinking. One drink can send your life careening off the rails. Turn around. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up, sir. >> Hit behind your back. >> You're hit behind your back. >> Go, go, go. >> We together. One in custody. a vehicle. >> Come on, get up. for >> what the >> Hey, everyone break it up right now. Stop. I need you to back up. All right. Hold on. >> What's going on? Don't stop. Listen. What's going on? Stop. >> What's going on? >> Listen to my nephew. >> What's going on, sir? I need you to back up. What's going on? >> What's going on? >> Sir, I need you to back up. >> I understand. Can I talk? Listen. >> Stop. I need you to go over there. I need to talk to them. Please. I'm the only one. >> What's going on? Please hide. >> You are interfering with us in our own conversation. >> Listen, are you are you not >> talk to you guys? >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Please. >> You took over. >> But no, you're not going to understand the situation. >> This is my nephew. >> Okay. >> So, talk to me. >> All right. >> I am okay. >> All right. Now, you are you okay? >> I'm fine. >> No, you're not okay. You passed out two times. >> John no more. But I'm okay for my not fighting anymore. >> Hey, listen. >> Hold on. Nobody stop. Hold on. Nobody stop. >> What the >> Stop. Put your hand behind your back. Stop. Give me another hand. >> He wasn't. >> You know what's going on. He knows. >> Stop moving. >> Stop. What? He's helping You got over 510. location estimate. I don't know. computer. See, [screaming] you got heavy duty [ __ ] Put your [ __ ] hands up now. Put your [ __ ] hands up. Climb out theing window. >> Get the out. Climb out of this window right now. >> I think I'm turning. >> [ __ ] >> You to stop the [ __ ] when that happened. Get the [ __ ] out. >> You got him on camera. I'm got him up here at 11, I think. [ __ ] >> I'm coming out the >> radio, man. than that. You see a damage. >> Hey Oh, [ __ ] Robert maintains on his license. going for me southbound I25 from 84. Will you confirm that plate you cut out? I got Lincoln John 9. There are a few Nice. [ __ ] What's up, man? >> In Battle Creek, Michigan, police stopped a car near the intersection of Hub Band and Goodale. 117 dispatch I'm a stopover and goodale David Charles yellow 4622 DC 4622 >> what's up man >> the driver 21-year-old Derrywan Zimone Clark Brown suddenly opened fire at close range. The officer with quick reflexes narrowly avoided the bullet. >> Shot fire. Shot fire. >> The white floor to going south on Hover. He shot me on the clear. White Taurus south on Hover. coming up the Parkway. He's taking a left Montgomery. >> She's a black male driver. He has a handgun. >> We are still east across wood on Helen Montgomery. We are speeds of 40 mph. We are still east on Helen Montgomery through Kendall summit to Howland to be 40 south on Howland. >> 1170 dispatch. I can hardly hear. >> Let's do it. There's a message for you. >> We are still good ale at Washington. Speed 60 mph. [cheering] 75 is behind the >> second car. 75 is going to call it out. northbound red. Northbound red 1170. Dispatch, somebody wants to take lead. I can still barely hear my radio. Go ahead and bow out. Let us pass you. We're northbound passing coolage. Northbound red passing coolage. passing. >> Check that. We're going to go eastbound Keith. Eastbound Keith. Eastbound. >> Take over. Clark Brown was arrested during the chase and faces seven charges, including attempted murder of a police officer, carrying a concealed weapon, fleeing, and driving without a license. [screaming] >> TBR TV. In West Memphis, Arkansas, a Nissan Maxima with Tennessee plates without a rear windshield suddenly sped away as if trying to escape, but could not escape the Arkansas State Police. 81 of blackness on take off. >> [screaming] >> TVR. PVR TV. >> The climax [music] came when the Nissan was spun around by a welltimed pit maneuver. >> 283. 283. Let me see youring hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. >> Looks like he's reaching across. >> I don't have nothing. >> I don't have no gloves. No. >> Is there anybody else in here? >> I have nothing. Searching. I have nothing. I have nothing. >> I didn't have I don't have nothing. Officer. My leg. I can't I can't move my leg. >> I can't move my leg. It's numb. >> Get out of this car. I'm going to drag you out. Get out. >> You going to have to drag me out. I don't have nothing. Officer, >> get out. >> All right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Roll over. Roll over. >> I ain't playing around with you. You can play that [ __ ] over in Tennessee, but you're not playing it here. Put your hand back here. Put your left hand back here. Put it back there. >> I'm Well, you figured it out. >> I know. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> I know. I do it, [ __ ] I know. >> Yeah, you tough now. Hello. >> Yeah, this mother. >> The driver repeatedly claimed innocence and did not understand why he was stopped. A subsequent check revealed that the suspect had caused trouble in Tennessee. Running away only makes things worse [music] and sometimes leads to more charges. >> Drop the gun now. Drop the suspect. In Los Cusus, New Mexico, police [music] received multiple 911 calls about an armed man threatening students on the campus of New Mexico State University. >> If you want to catch a bullet, step out. >> Drop the gun now. Drop the >> Oh, no. First, first >> drop the gun. >> I did. I did. I did. Officer Jared Colliver responded and confronted Karsten Cutair, [music] a student. When the suspect turned toward him while still holding a gun, Colliver opened fire. I hit you. Turn around. Put your hands on your back. >> Roll over. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back now. Hello. Did I hit you? >> Huh? >> Did I hit you? >> Yes, sir. >> Where at? Roll it over. >> All right. >> Left thigh. >> There's a gun. I got it right here. >> Do you have any other weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> What are you doing, man? Keep your hands right here behind your back. >> Pointed at me. >> Is that where I hit you? [screaming] >> Yeah. I'm sorry. Sir, >> here. Roll over this way. >> Roll over this way for me. >> Do you have any other weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> He just hit you in the leg. Not yet. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. Sir, sir, >> we're on the third floor, right? >> Yes. What's your name? Who's in command? >> I am. What's your name? Can I >> I'm sorry. Can I talk? >> Cutair was taken to the hospital and faces charges of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer with a deadly weapon, unlawful carrying of a deadly weapon on school grounds. >> In Hotring County, Arkansas, on July 12th, 2023, Sergeant Ryan Wingo spotted a red Toyota Corolla speeding past him at 81 mph, well above the posted speed limit. It looks like they're going to pull over. >> We're going to try to get on now. We're going 58. Yeah, he's Stop. 60. He's driving home plane. A pursuit began lasting more than 6 miles [music] until officer Wingo executed a TBI. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> 22. 22. >> It's upright down. See if we can get back up. >> Show me your hands, driver. Show me your hands. Get your hands out the window. Both hands. [screaming] Show me your hands. Both hands out the window now. Both hands. Hands [crying] outside the window. >> Cross. Cross. Cross. >> I broke your head off. Hear me? Show me your other hand. Show me your hand. >> Show me your hand. >> Your hand up. Hey. Hey. Hold on. Come here. I got this. I got [snorts] Cruz smelled strongly of alcohol and was charged with DWI second driving without a license, fleeing, and reckless driving. If you've been drinking, don't drive. In Chicago, Illinois, the Shot Spotter system suddenly detected multiple gunshots in the 5200 block of West Ohio Street. The 15th Precinct Police Department responded immediately. They found two men sitting on a porch. As they approached to question them, one of them, Juan Mendes, suddenly ran away, running into a dark alley. >> I'm shooting you. Quit spinning. Spinning. What are you spinning? Keep your hands up. Hands up. He's got Hey, get out. Shut the fire. Shut the fire. >> As he fell, Menddees pulled a gun from his waistband and pointed it [music] at the police. The police opened fire. Dude, he was pointing at me. >> He was pointing at me. >> Menddees survived and was later charged with assaulting an officer. The smartest choice is always to drop your weapon and surrender. Denver, Colorado. A police officer spotted a black Jeep Patriot that had been involved in a police chase just 2 days earlier at the 7-Eleven store on Kfax Avenue and Perry Street. >> For your safety and mine, okay. >> The officer searched the driver and after finding a syringe in the man's pocket, he made an arrest. At that moment, the woman, Jamie Fernandez, 31, suddenly jumped out of the passenger seat and ran along the back of the store. >> She ignored all commands to stop and without [music] warning, Fernandez pulled a gun from her purse and opened fire. >> Two officers immediately responded. >> Yeah, >> stay in the car. Stay in the car. Okay, grab her. Come here. Oh [ __ ] She's still >> 61 Baker rep 1490 Perrywed ambulance and cars code 10 now. >> After being rushed to the hospital, Fernandez died in a split second. Bad choices can rewrite fate. >> To the side over here. Come grab it if you can. Right here. It's that Jeep that eluded the gang unit last night or two nights ago. Pull her arm out. Come here. >> Yeah. Come here. Stay on the ground. All right. Put a handcuff on him. Don't move. Put handcuffs on him, please. On scene here is fine. We're not looking for anybody else. Hey, there's a guy. This Where'd you put that guy? >> Put him in a car for me. >> Yeah, please. >> Delta, Colorado, October 10th, 2023. A panicked call to police said, [music] "There's a strange man wandering around my yard. He just came in through the window and left through the back door. me for. >> Okay, so >> this [ __ ] [ __ ] killed my >> officer Mark Bowen was the first to arrive on the scene and encountered Jeremy Kazov, 43, the intruder. >> After a brief conversation, Bowen proceeded to handcuff the suspect when Kazov suddenly became enraged, struggling and rendering the taser useless. >> Go ahead and turn around for me. >> No, turn around. No, I'm going to get a [ __ ] track for [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out of here. >> What? >> We're fighting. >> Hey, it's okay. >> No. No. >> Back up. >> Taser deployed. >> You're good, bro. You're good. >> Back up. >> No. No. You're good. You're good. >> I'm going to light this [ __ ] up. >> Amidst the cursing, threats, and hallucinating looks, Bowen was forced to fire. the ground. >> Kazov was still struggling as Bowen took him into custody. >> Yes, sir. >> Get back. Get on the ground. >> Jeremy, get on the ground. >> [ __ ] Hit my ribs. >> I got >> Get on the ground, >> [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. You son of a [ __ ] >> Bleed out. [ __ ] it. >> [ __ ] hands. Relax. Ha. You [ __ ] pigs. It's >> all right. You're good. It's all right. You're good. Mark, >> it's all right. Mark, you okay? No. >> Are you hurt? >> No, I'm not. >> Seattle, Washington. As the city slept in the early morning mist, a daring robbery broke the silence at the corner of 4th Avenue and Wall Street. >> Grab the gun. Put your hands out. Don't move. You understand me? >> Don't move. Put your hands by. >> Don't do it. >> Police officers quickly spotted the suspect's car at a gas station on Elliot Avenue West. >> Officers entered the store and arrested the suspect, but a struggle ensued. Put your hand behind. >> He ran a few steps before being caught and subdued by the police. The man was arrested and taken to the King County Jail. >> Justice never sleeps and the truth always finds its way back. >> Roll over. Heads up. You got it. >> Stand up. We're getting out of the street. >> All right. And it's loaded, right? Okay. We're not >> white, Ohio. April 8th, 2021. Casey Donovan Williams, 26, a former pickway county corrections deputy, was seen driving a police style vehicle wearing police jacket, a homemade plastic badge, and a belt complete with knives, handcuffs, no ID from them. In question false identification and film of the badge occurrence were all fake. You know if you lie in this he was handcuffed and charged with felony enforcement officer felony weapon. >> Is that what you're telling me? >> So you are not a commissioned police officer. >> I have spoke with the chief. >> That's not what I'm asking you. I'm asking you one question. Are you a commissioned police officer through the state of Ohio? >> I have an opponent certificate. That's how I'm asking. That's not what I'm asking you. >> I'm explaining to you. I have >> No, no, no. You're not. You're not answering the question. You're avoiding the question. It's very simple. Are you a sworn police officer anywhere in the state of Ohio? Any department? >> Not currently. >> Okay. Well, well, I'm not I'm unsure. I'm unsure. >> You can't be unsure. You would have to raise your hand, swear, sign a form >> from from watchman. >> From watchmen. >> Yes. >> Is he an actual police officer? You are an actual police officer, correct? >> Uh, okay. Okay. Yes, he is. >> I don't care if he's the superintendent of the state highway patrol. That's irrelevant to the situation. >> So, you can talk to him if you want, but I got no problem. >> I found a good paying job and I was told by the guys like, "Hey, we'll take care of a commission. We'll get it taken care of. It's no big deal." I come out here, you know, I was told, "Hey, you can start make some money." That's all I was trying to do. Please do not I'm I'm asking you for courtesy manto man. Please do not ruin my career. Please please please. >> I think I think you did that kind of on your own, Casey. >> Please. >> All right. Um the [clears throat] Pway County, you knew you didn't work for Pway County. You displayed that badge. All right. You're out here acting in law enforcement capacity displaying a badge that you have no right to have or facts of a badge. That's not even a real badge. You were aware of that. Okay. >> It's not real. Okay. So, all right. You're going to be charged. >> Oh, seriously? >> I'm serious. Okay. Now, we're going to be nice about this, okay? And we're going to take you over and you can take your gun belt off and you can set it on the hood of that car. >> Okay. Um and we're going to take you in. We will not We don't have to handcuff you. This officer is going to pat you down. All right. And we'll let you out. All right. On a summon. All right. Now, >> are we too far for me to >> Yeah. Where where Yeah. Get Where? Listen completely deceptive. >> Okay, here's the problem here. Here's you don't understand that right now we can charge you for improperly handling in a vehicle. I can charge you for personating a police. All right. I there's tons of charging >> here. Well, probably the impersonation of a police officer. >> So, so best thing to do right now is to just take off the belt and >> All right. So, let's step over here. Take care of that first. >> Right here. Right here. Take off the belt and then I'm going to see. You don't have anything else on you, do you? >> No. >> Well, George is is who I'm going to call back cuz he's the one. >> He's just a supervisor. >> Okay. >> John is John's the one that talked to Sergeant Coper who was supposed to help me. >> All right. And it's loaded, right? Okay. We're not going to Yeah. Oh, I'm just throwing everything. >> Knoxville, Tennessee, December 24th, 2023. Officer Caleb Bailey was dispatched to the area of Lakeside Street and Ace Miller Way where a shooting had occurred. Bailey quickly arrived and encountered Leroy Brooks, 38. >> Brooks opened fire first, and Bailey responded immediately. Brooks fled into the woods and was found a short time later, and he was charged with multiple counts, including attempted first-degree murder and use of a dangerous weapon. >> 36 shots fired. Shots fired. >> All unit shots fired at police. Alpha channel is clear. 35 Bravo, what's your 20? Thursday, we're up on side. He's fleeing further up. He's got a AK in his hand. >> Hey, let me see your [ __ ] hands right now. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. >> 36. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> All unit shots fired at police. Alpha tails clear. 35 Bravo. In Denver, Colorado, an emergency call came in from an apartment complex reporting an unknown, drunk, seemingly distressed man trying to hug people. Then a gun fell from him. >> My brother and my brother-in-law and my grandpa were like downstairs outside and I mean, nothing happened, but there was a guy out there that he was like visibly impaired and he tried to like hug everybody and then like a gun fell out of his pants. >> Hey, bro. Put your hands up. How you >> doing, sir? Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> Get up. Put your hands on the uh on your head behind your head. Turn around. Face away. >> When police arrived, they found M. McFersonson, 22, staggering across the street. McFersonson initially raised his hands in surrender, but then pulled a gun from his pocket. In a split second, three officers opened fire. >> Get on the ground. >> What did I do? >> Get on the ground now. >> No. What did I do? >> Don't walk over here. >> No. What did I do? Get on the ground now. >> What did I do? >> Tony. Tony, I need less lethal here. Get on the ground. If you walk over me, I'm going to shoot you. You understand that? >> No. Please don't. >> Get on your knees right now. >> What did I do? >> Get on the ground right now. [screaming] >> What did I do? >> Get on the ground. I'll tell you about it. Get on the ground right now. >> What I do? >> He's got something in his pocket. >> I see. It's a gun. >> Get on the ground right now. 55 sound. Shots fired. Officer involved. >> Put your hands up. >> McFersonson was treated at the scene and taken to the hospital, but died. If you see someone with a weapon and acting unstable, call 911. >> The gun on the left. >> I got it. >> Don't move. He's got a knife right here. Stand by. Stand by. Don't move. Get on the ground. >> Please don't. Please don't >> get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> What did I do? >> Don't you put your hands on your head. >> What did I do? >> Get on the ground. I'll tell you about it. Get on the ground right now. >> What did I do? >> I see it. It's a gun. >> Get on the ground. >> There is a gun in my pocket. >> Don't grab the gun. A [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. >> Get down on your knees. >> What I do? >> Don't you put your hands on your head. >> What did I do? >> What I do? >> I see it's a gun. >> There is a gun in my pocket. >> Get on the glove. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> You want to work over me? >> Yes, sir. In Jacksonville, Florida on April 18th, 2023, Baptist Medical Center South reported to the officer on duty that a car had been driving around in circles in the parking lot for more than 10 minutes with suspicious signs. When the officer signaled to stop, Jeffrey Alan Martin, 38, challenged him and showed off his gun. He fired once, shattering the windshield of the patrol car. He's got a zero. He's got a zero. He's got a zero. >> [ __ ] We just had gunfire south. >> Shots fire. >> Do y'all know if he shot out the windshield or anything like that? The chase began. Martin was eventually surrounded on all sides. Orders were given, but instead of surrendering, [music] Martin opened fire through the back door. Immediately, gunfire rang out. Officer Taylor Smith was injured, but quickly recovered, and Martin died at the scene. Front block. Front block. the [ __ ] car. [screaming] Shots fired. Shots fired. >> I think he's down. I see his head. I think he's down. Hey Get out of the car now. Out of the [ __ ] car. [screaming] Got something in his head. Got something in his head. [crying] Get out the corn. I'm a shot. Get out of here. >> I'm shot. >> I'm a shot. I'm a shot. >> I'm a shot in the throat. Give me in the shot. >> Hold it, buddy. Hold it. Hold on. >> Fire. You good? >> All right, buddy. >> Get out. Get out. >> Get out of here. Come on. Get over. >> Get down. Get down. You're all right, buddy. Where? [screaming] >> Where? In this way. >> Get in the way. >> Need rescue. Need rescue. >> Where [screaming] you at? Where you at? In the throat. >> In the car. The police found two guns and 90 rounds of ammunition ready to fire. When you choose to confront with violence, the outcome is often a dead end. In Kittinden County, Arkansas, two cars were speeding, the speedometer needles exceeding 100 mph. The Dodge Charger behind them was accelerating to 120 mph, swerving across three lanes, cutting off the other car. At the MLK Boulevard exit, a TV ended the chase, but instead of obeying, the driver, DeAndre Brown, argued and resisted. A taser was deployed to subdue and handcuff the driver, who smelled strongly of alcohol. clear. Stop. Get your hands up. Get your hands up. No, you're running. That is not That's not how it works. >> Drunk driving is never a nice story. So, take a taxi, not jail. Hands up. Put your hands up. >> Hands up. Get your hands up. I've told you this over and over. >> My hands off. >> No, they have not. >> Climb out. >> Come out of the car. >> I will. >> Come out of the car. >> Now you fix to get tased. She already got to get out of the car. >> Climb out. Help. Climb out. >> I got climb out. >> Tennessee governor will be on your ass. >> I don't work for Tennessee. >> Guess what? Tennessee governor will be on your way. I swear to God. You're going to get over here. Get over here. Lay down, man. Thank you. >> Lay down. >> Thank you for being a man. >> Lay down. Thank you for being a man. >> Lay down. >> Lay down. Can I sit? >> Lay down. >> I do myself. >> You're passing cars over not stop. I waved my hand out. I don't care that you waved your head down. >> You see how you was trying to hit me? >> Yeah, I did. But I did run. That's I never ran. >> Which way you going to run? >> Which what else you want me to do? >> Put your leg underneath this like this. >> Get up. I'm asking you what's >> push yourself up. >> In Falner County, Arkansas, a white pickup truck flees from local police leading to a chase. You'll see. The vehicle speeds away recklessly [music] in the dark. The officer decides to end the chase with a perfect pit, causing the vehicle to flip over. A prison ending for the reckless driver. All right. Show me. road. We're back out on Highway 30 power road or power road here. Arrive on road. arrive on that area map. Roll over exit. Get a 1016 started. Hands up. >> Keep your hands where you can see them. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> He's out. >> He's out. Get on the ground. On the ground. >> Put your hands behind your back now. Put your hand. >> Continuing our video, let's join our team at the scene of a high-speed chase in Arkansas captured by the police dash cam. Right from the start of the video, [music] it appears the patrol officers received a report about a fleeing vehicle that violated the law on the highway. Once the location was confirmed, the chase quickly began. In this chase, there are two police cars involved. At the moment, we still have been spotted. The suspect's vehicle, likely due to high speed, [music] is making the pursuit more challenging and obscuring the view. The police persistently [music] continue their pursuit. A winding road. However, right [music] now, one of the police cars in front has made a maneuver to intervene with the suspect's rear bumper. Hit Richardson. >> Oh, extremely [music] precise and decisive. The suspect's vehicle veers off the road and flips onto its side on the grassy field. Hey, can you hear me? Hey, put your hands down. Put your hands up. Hands up. >> Put your [ __ ] hands up. >> The police officers are now approaching the suspect and pulling them out of the vehicle. At the same time, an ambulance has been requested to assist. This time, the suspect is not a man, but a white woman with red hair. As of now, we have not received any confirmed information regarding [music] the suspect's identity. However, regardless of who they are, fleeing from the police always leads to unforeseen consequences. Finally, a chase involving armed criminals. At this moment, the patrol police are in pursuit of a vehicle believed to be occupied by wanted criminals. The chase has become extremely dangerous as the suspect's vehicle is driving recklessly. You can clearly see the speed has significantly increased. And what worries us is that the vehicle is dangerously weaving out of its lane during this [music] high-speed pursuit. Traffic is fairly light at this time, but at this speed it will be very difficult for the police to get close enough to intervene. The priority now is not to lose track of the suspects. The chase is ongoing and we have yet to determine the exact location of this road, but the weather conditions and light traffic seem ideal for intervention maneuvers. Approaching a vehicle now seems more feasible, but the suspects are showing no signs of stopping. They're even waving their hands out of the window, seemingly taunting law enforcement. World clear. However, their defiance didn't last long as a pit maneuver ended the chase. Get out of the ground. Get off the ground. >> Get there. >> The suspects fled the vehicle and the driver was apprehended shortly after. I got a few back into Georgia. >> One foot. >> One on foot. coming faster. You There's a storm right here. >> I'm in I'm in a car now. The remaining suspects are still being searched for. We will provide updates in our subsequent reports. >> 147, are you clear on the des? [music] >> We're currently watching an extremely dramatic scene captured by the dash cam of the authorities, documenting the high-speed chase and sloppy maneuvers. The lead is back in close. What direction? What is >> the suspect continues to flee at high speed with no intention of stopping. Where are you? >> He's back off the road, Major. I'm not sure what he's doing. He's back off the wrong side of the road. Our speed is down to 452. Stay on the side of the road. We're still on the low. Speed pick up 60 mph. Keep your location where you're at. where you go outside. Let me know which leg goes on. Let's get your heat just >> Okay. He's coming back. If you can get up to me or let me know and you're on the seating. The vehicle almost fails to maintain its lane throughout the escape. We can see the vehicle weaving through a series of other cars, accelerating and nearly colliding with multiple vehicles. The situation is extremely dangerous, not only for the violator, but also for other road users. Texas. So keep me posted. I can teleport you. and all that stuff. The police had to use several measures to try to stop and control the situation, but it took a long time before the chase gradually came to an end. Harvey's party 12. example 26 county slimy one. Fire. oyst. At the right moment, a police car got into position to perform a pit maneuver from behind, followed by the surrounding of several police cars. The suspect was completely neutralized. The arrest then took place quickly and effectively. We'll bring you a video captured from a dash cam in a vehicle in Nassau County showcasing a dramatic high-speed chase. Ladies first. Go on up. In the video, we can clearly see a car suddenly accelerating on the highway. What exactly prompted this driver to flee at such a speed? Pass the Bible Church Birch speeds of 70 mph. side towers are contin >> spike strips were also deployed ahead of the suspect's path. path, successfully deflating the tires of the vehicle. However, the pursuit was still far from over as the suspect continued to attempt an escape. before those behav >> the situation became even more tense as the car overtook numerous other vehicles on the road and nearly lost control at times. out. What we driver are police 85 mph white medial traffic 87 mph inbelling Eagle again. Medium people 62 medium. >> A dangerous situation unfolded as the car lost control and swerved into the lane in front of a large tractor trailer with almost the entire tire assembly coming off the vehicle. Need another four at 902 hours. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Watch your cross. Watch your crossfire. Watch your crossfire. Fortunately, the police managed to control the situation and avert a potential disaster. The suspect was immediately apprehended. >> Edward 2004, >> what do you think about the driver's responsibility in this situation? And could there be another way to handle such an event without resorting to a dangerous chase like this? Make sure to leave all your comments down below. 1026. >> You need one rescue. >> Coming up next in our news segment, we will witness a series of unexpected events during a pursuit of another suspect. We begin with footage of a suspect being chased while driving a reportedly stolen vehicle. Shortly after, a young man approached a female driver and suspiciously took something from her. As you can see from the aerial view, the car is dangerously moving against traffic and weaving through lanes. The suspect appears to be a woman and according to initial reports, she ignored police orders to stop, prompting officers to switch from ground pursuit to helicopter surveillance for the safety of civilians. From the live helicopter footage, we can see that the suspect has stopped in an industrial area and appears to be waiting for something. There is some information suggesting she may have inhaled nitrous oxide or some other chemical. The suspect then exited the vehicle and seemed very agitated, retrieving some documents from the car's trunk. This raises further questions about the origin of the vehicle and the suspect's motives for taking those documents. Recognizing the danger of the chase, the LAPD decided to temporarily halt the ground pursuit and continue tracking her via helicopter. This approach helped reduce the risk of traffic accidents and provided a safer opportunity for the suspect's capture later on. After a high-speed chase, case. The suspect was finally stopped by the LAPD using spike strip tactics. Police quickly surrounded the vehicle and held the suspect at gunpoint. She surrendered, climbed out of the car, and complied with officer's arrest orders. The incident concluded without any unintended consequences. The police are continuing their investigation to clarify the det. details of the case as well as the involvement of the young man connected to the suspect. Surely the woman will face consequences for her reckless criminal actions. Detroit police's frantic chase with dramatic pit maneuvers. We can see the suspect's black car speeding down the highway, followed by several police cars with flashing lights. The driver was repeatedly involved in a bank robbery. Police quickly spotted and pursued the car. The vehicle then turned into a residential area, fleeing through streets and alleys. To quickly apprehend the suspect, police used the pit maneuver. A police car sped up and struck the suspect's vehicle rear, causing it to spin out of control. However, the suspect managed to continue driving and received a second hit. At this point, multiple police cars surrounded the suspect, leaving only one escape road. The police executed a pit maneuver a second time. The vehicle continued trying to escape, even nearly running over an officer. This behavior forced the police to use force and a shot was fired. According to the police, the man was eventually arrested and the investigation continues. The injured officers were taken to the hospital for health checks, but fortunately, no one was seriously injured. Every moment reveals the officer's decisiveness in high pressure situations. 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