Oh no. [music] [music] Authorities in Kyhoga Falls, Ohio, approached a man to verify information and clarify his legal status. The initial exchange was relatively normal until the man was informed he would be detained for questioning. The situation quickly escalated when the man resisted and struggled, forcing police to use a taser to control the situation. Throughout the process, the man's children were safely evacuated. He was then taken to a detention facility and expressed remorse for his impulsive actions in front of his children. On October 26th, 2025 in Arkansas, a trooper spotted a Chevrolet Malibu without license plates and signaled [music] it to stop. The vehicle ignored the signal and sped away. 45 minutes a 37. Hey Eupus, it's a Malibu. No 28 brown in color coming up to Waldron and King. Waldron and King. Heat. Heat. TBI. He drove out of it. Waldron and Graham. Waldron and Graham. Northbound. Coming up to a red light. All right. We're eastbound. Eastbound on Grand. Heading back to 540. Traffic's moderate. Speeds are 55. It's around Malibu. No 28. >> When the suspicious vehicle entered an area near a federal highway, the trooper performed the pit. The trooper also skidded into a muddy area and was unable to move the vehicle immediately afterward. TBI do a live pole. TB live pole. 1016 just before 540. TBI do a live pole. 1016 just before 54. >> Hands up. Hands up right now. You [ __ ] move, I'm going to shoot you. You understand me? Hands up. I'm telling you right now, I will kill you. Step out, face away from me. Step out, face away from me. Walk to your left. >> The two occupants were apprehended at the scene and taken to a detention facility. Subscribe so you don't miss the moment everything flips fast, real, and unfiltered. >> STOP. >> Come here. Step out. Face that way. Face that way. 45 PORTMITH 1015 two times. Stormy at 101. I'm probably >> on January 22nd, 2025, Troop A received a request for assistance from the Jacksonville Police Department regarding a pursuit of a vehicle traveling on Interstate 57. The suspect here. Stay >> as the pursuit moved west onto Interstate 40 at mile marker. 153. Trooper Niles conducted a TBI. >> They stay to the right. It's a black 28 boy for Edward. Black driver. There you go. Yeah, I'll call it your face out. Black male driver, white jacket. There you go. 28 TVI. >> TVI just before JFK. >> Shortly afterward, officers secured the scene and apprehended Lavar Ellis. >> Hands out of the car. Open the door. Step out of the car. Go to the ground. GO TO THE GROUND. 48. YOU GOT HIM. >> My wife. >> Okay. Stand up. Crisscross applesauce. Yep. >> These cars are going in. >> Uh, we're going to have to try to get a transport unit. We're all in unmarked. >> All right. >> Go. >> A legal search of the vehicle revealed fentinil. The suspect was handed over to the Drug Enforcement Task Force for further processing. Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands on your back. >> Police approached a United Airlines passenger who was reported to be intoxicated, repeatedly arguing with flight attendants, and attempting to steal a safety device. [music] >> Please. >> I got in my bag out in the truck. >> Where's your bag? Let's go find it real quick. >> It's out in the truck. >> Okay, let's go find it. I don't want to miss my bag, man. >> Somebody you It'll be here. You're not going to miss your bag. We pulled it off already. >> Why would you do that? >> Because we have to talk to you about some stuff. >> So, I have a couple of forms of ID. I have my digital ID. >> No, I want your real ID. >> What truck are you in? >> Truck right there. >> The what? >> That white truck right there. >> Oh, the company truck. >> Yes, sir. >> What company is it? >> Osborne. >> Okay. Do you own it or do you work for him? Or who's here to pick you up? >> Yes, I work for him for my four minutes. >> Okay. >> Upon inspection, the device was found in his bag, [music] causing a flight delay for technical and security procedures. >> It takes we need to get it back before the plane can leave or else he's going to be arrested. >> Oh. >> Yo yeah. Give me your ID, dude. >> Oh, bro. I didn't take nothing off. >> You did. We saw you. Where's the carabiner you took from the plane? >> What's the carabiner? ing bags that I took off the plane. I didn't take no carabiner. >> Empty your pockets for me. >> Go ahead and check them. >> Empty your pockets for me. >> There's that. >> Empty your pockets. >> Oh, >> look at that. >> Look at that. >> You're a freaking thief. >> Stay right here. You're not going anywhere. >> Yeah, I'm I'm charging you for theft. You stole this from the airplane. You're the whole reason this airline was delayed. Yes. You're getting you're getting charged for theft. [music] What's >> up? >> Uh not yet. Waiting for the other officer to bring the paperwork. >> So, how long? >> Who knows? The flight is delayed because of you. They're not able to leave. So, who knows? You can wait just as long as they're waiting. So, just relax. >> All right. That's fine, man. I ain't tripping, dog. I didn't know I did something wrong. What? >> What? >> He's coming. >> Okay. I asked you that. >> Okay. Said that. >> So, go have a seat. Go wait. >> I'm chilling. Boom. Chilling right here. >> The man then continued to be loud, unresponsive to requests for order, and aggressively approached and challenged the [music] officers. Facing a potential breakdown in control, officers used pepper spray to subdue and arrest him. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. N >> you're under arrest right now for for assault. >> I ain't do [ __ ] I didn't do [ __ ] man. >> I didn't even do nothing to you, dog. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. TURN AROUND. >> Turn around. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> All right, >> give me this hand. >> You're now under arrest for two charges. Even after being handcuffed, he resisted, [music] requiring further restraint. >> Try it again, GUYS. GUYS, I'm bleeding. I'm bleeding. >> It's unfortunate, dude. You should just chillax. >> You should just chillax, huh? >> Okay. Can I get up, please? I know. >> All right. So, you're under arrest. >> I just want to go home. >> You're under arrest for felony stealing an item from an airplane. The suspect is charged with theft of aviation equipment, resisting arrest, and assaulting officers. The incident illustrates the seriousness of how a single act of carelessness can jeopardize [music] an entire security situation. >> Chicago police pursued an armed suspect through the streets. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Okay. Where you guys at? >> Jeff 31st Jeff. >> Okay. We got shots fired at 7. We got >> 101. 101. >> When the suspect pointed a gun at officers, officers were forced to open fire to deter the immediate threat. Get down. Get down. Get down. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. Get down. Shot fire. Police. >> The suspect continued [music] to flee until officers subdued and disarmed him at the scene. >> Get down. Let go. >> Don't move. Let it go. >> Let it go. Let the gun in the face. >> Put them in carts right now. >> We still looking for one more. >> Negative. It was just one. >> I got the gun. I got the gun. A subsequent search uncovered what appeared to be marijuana. The suspect was taken into custody and faces multiple felony charges related to weapons and threatening officers. Springfield, Missouri police received a report of a car theft accompanied by a man fleeing the scene of a collision. >> Stop. You're detained. Don't run from me. You're going to get tased. >> Turn around. >> Go to your knees. >> What do you What do you want? >> What do you want, sir? >> You're detained. You ran from that accident. Face away from me. Go down to your knees, please. You match the description of a suspect. >> Face away from me. You don't want anything on it? >> When notified to take custody, [music] the man refused to comply, repeatedly approaching officers, arguing, and acting defiantly. >> I mail no shirt. >> IT'S 100,000 WHITE GODDAMN MALES, [ __ ] >> WHY? Just do what I told. >> Stop coming to me goddamn with a [ __ ] taser. >> Do what I tell you to do. >> Why the [ __ ] are you coming to me with a goddamn taser? What the [ __ ] did I do to you? >> Why are you stepping up on me? >> Cuz I didn't [ __ ] do goddamn thing to you. >> Facing a potential loss of control, officers were forced to use a taser to subdue [music] and arrest him. >> [ __ ] What are we going to do? >> [ __ ] do what I tell you to do. >> God damn car, mother. >> Get back in your [ __ ] car, [ __ ] >> T23. Taser, boy. >> Hook that taser, dude. That [ __ ] thing hurt. >> Here, let's roll over in your butt. Okay. >> Why don't you just leave the taser out instead of putting it up? [ __ ] put his face up like he wants to [ __ ] >> be Jesse James or something. >> Why wouldn't you be Jess? >> Why'd you have to be a [ __ ] >> Searching for soda bottles to give myself. >> Lean back. >> Can you tighten >> There we go. >> Tighten that cuff up there. >> Tighten them. No, l loosen this. Just >> We're not going to loosen them. >> Just the right one, please. >> Hold up. We're almost at the jail. >> The suspect, identified as Christopher [music] Wilson, later pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including aggravated car theft and fleeing the scene of an accident, and [music] was sentenced to prison. The woman showed signs of distress, suspected she was being followed, and claimed a foreign substance had entered [music] her room. April, what is going on? >> I keep I keep [music] hearing things. >> Can we come in? >> And I can't call. >> I can't call out. >> Okay. >> And this is what's been happening all day. >> Why Why are you saying that you have weapons? Do you have weapons? >> Because I cuz I'm scared. I keep hearing stuff >> and I I can't call 911. And when it especially my hair stands up >> and I couldn't I was having trouble getting getting through at first. Okay. And it's like someone's still in my iPad or something cuz I hear I could tell the quality and I want to make sure I had my settings and no one was coming. I'm so sorry about the screen. You could charge me. I am just [sighs and gasps] >> What can we do to help you? I just can Can I just sit downstairs? And >> you definitely can't hang out in the lobby all night cuz I don't know what the front desk girl thinks right now cuz she was afraid cuz you were calling her too. You were calling 911. >> Maybe it's because they're still tapping and it was making it difficult to call 911. >> According to hotel staff, she repeatedly harassed and threatened the front desk, prompting authorities to intervene and calm the situation. However, she refused medical assistance and became increasingly aggressive, forcing police to make an arrest. Let's go. >> Nope. >> All right, relax. Hang on. >> I'm going to go first. >> Get your shoes. >> No, I'm good. >> You need shoes. >> I'm good. >> I want you to cut your foot open in the apartment. >> Just [ __ ] shoot me now. >> [ __ ] apart. COME ON. COME ON. >> STOP YELLING. >> COME ON. >> STOP YELLING. >> COME ON. >> YOU NEED TO stop doing that now. >> No. >> Come on. >> If I let go of your arm, you're not going to hit my friend, are you? >> Elevator's right here. >> No. >> Where are you going? >> I AM NOT [ __ ] GOING DOWN THE ELEVATOR. NO. [screaming] NO. >> I'll take the stairs. >> We're trying to help you. Let's go. We're not going to play this game again. Turn around your back. This is so you don't hurt anybody. Okay. >> Or yourself. >> I think. >> So the only one is that way, right? Okay. >> Really? >> Yeah. Really? >> Yep. During the process of leaving the scene and while being detained, the woman became agitated and uncooperative. Authorities were forced to use a restraining chair there. She unexpectedly attacked an officer. >> Stop. You need to stop fighting this, April. >> No. >> You're not doing yourself any good. Sit. >> I won't stop. >> Do not stop. Okay. You got the lamp out. >> Following the incident, she was charged with battery by a prisoner, three times, resisting an officer, and disorderly conduct. Slow down. Lo. Police launched a pursuit of a convoy of nine vehicles stolen from a luxury car dealership in Wauaaw with an estimated total value of over $583,000. >> I'm assuming these are all the cars right here. Yeah, he's spawning field from 108 luxury vehicle convoy. >> 51 staying with the uh Range Rover here. They're all getting on the freeway to go south. >> The chase spanned approximately 40 m across multiple interstates. >> West Dallas 306. We're in pursuit of several Range Rover southbound 894. P. Oklahoma 100 milesPH right now. >> Doug, I'm staying on this black and white one right now. Coming up on the boy exit still south. All right, we're veering uh to the east. at least four of them here that we're in pursuit of. Last two are white SUVs. First one's black. The one in front of that's a sedan. Passing 92nd Street. Speeds at 105. Coming up on 76 Street exit, 84th Street exit. Yeah, that's affirmative. The Range Rover, one Range Rover is back left flat tire. I still got two of them running side by side here at speeds on a slowing down. I'm going to stick with that one, but the other one is slowing down with it. Going to go for a pit here shortly. They're going to bail. >> They're going to bail. >> A Range Rover was forced to stop after losing control and colliding with another vehicle, allowing police to apprehend a suspect, 17-year-old Calvin Valentine. >> Driver, >> still southbound. Coming up on exit 322 Ryan. >> Losing a lot of debris from that back left tire. Speeds are at 100. >> South 94. Coming up on the helm is that space. >> Slowing down. We're at least down. Well, he's going to lose it. Nope. Slowing down. 90. He's going to lose. He's going to lose it. He's going to lose it. >> Crash. Crash. Crash. Crash. Crash. Crash. >> Show me where your FING will shoot you. I willing. [screaming] Get your ass up. Get your ass up. >> Cover me. Cover me. Gray. Cover me. Cover me. Cover me. Cover me. >> Let me see your hands. He's out. He's out. >> Thank you. I was trying to call. >> During the pursuit, police employed other roadblocks such as stop sticks and spikes to slow down the other vehicles. Valentine was charged with burglary and taking a vehicle without consent. Authorities believe the group of teenagers were connected to a Chicago based car theft ring that targeted high-end dealerships throughout southeastern Wisconsin. Subscribe if you want to see the truth before the [music] excuses show up. and go ahead and tell me what happened. >> Okay, so I was uh working at top of one and two because I had someone walk away and uh she came te carrying out from behind me and as she tore out from behind me, she took one of the chairs in the box 6 which is there and just kind of plug it out of the box. >> Officers were called to restrain a woman exhibiting disruptive behavior beneath the stands of a crowded concert. Witnesses reported that she suddenly ran from her seat through chairs and shoved people around her. >> Caught up to her at the top of two and three. I was right there. She turned around. She kind of swung at me, but then she ended up grabbing my shirt and like pulling me down with her. [ __ ] power. Get out of the way. Get out of the way. >> Because the woman continued to strongly resist and refused to comply with instructions, officers applied firm control measures and restrained her arms and legs to prevent the risk of injury to others. [ __ ] you. >> [ __ ] you. I didn't do anything. Relax. >> [ __ ] you. [groaning and screaming] I didn't do it. >> All right, I'll figure it out. Relax. >> [ __ ] [screaming] you. >> I don't know how I want to do it. Get out of my way. Get out of my way. >> Is everybody there? Okay. Are they all right? We're good. Letter scream. [ __ ] you. So, so that that'll be every [screaming] >> under [screaming] After being removed from the event area, police determined that she had refused to leave after being warned, constituting trespass after warning. >> The incident then shifted to a separate case in which a yellow Chevrolet Camaro was hijacked by two teenagers while the victim was unloading shopping from the trunk. listening. Stop talking. >> Police decided to use a grappler device, causing the Camaro to lose traction and come to a safe stop. All right, you going to have me now. I'll be in second. 11 will be second. Hang out. Get out OF THE [screaming] CAR. GET OUT OF the car. >> Driver, EVERYBODY IN THE CAR, KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. DO IT NOW. DO NOT MOVE. >> CUT YOUR SIRENS. [screaming] LET'S GET EVERYBODY IN POSITION. Come here. [screaming] Come here. >> Step out of the Got him. I got him. >> Stay [screaming] in the car. >> Stop. >> Stay in the car. >> Passenger, stay in the car. Don't move. >> Get on the ground. >> On the ground. >> Grab him. Pull him back. Grab him. >> Both suspects, aged 17, were arrested and officers recovered a gun that had been thrown from the vehicle during the escape. Total property damage was estimated at over $10,000 and the case concluded with the two teenagers facing charges of carjacking and fleeing to evade law enforcement. In another incident, [screaming] Were there any additional runners? >> Police in Ada, Oklahoma received a report of a driver showing signs of intoxication. >> Miss Park. >> Okay. What kind of vehicle? >> It's a 2012 white Buick Enclave. >> Okay. I will give this to the officers and have them uh keep a lookout for him. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. >> Bye. >> Bye. Bye. >> Felony stop. Felony stop. >> Get him out of the car, Reed. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Justin Glasby refused to exit his vehicle and intentionally locked the doors. Officers deployed a taser [music] to subdue him, but he remained uncooperative. Please show me how to >> get out of the car. You're going to get tased. I'm tasing you. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Tell me the issue. >> Get out of the car. >> Clear. >> Get out of the car. >> Why? >> Because >> I'm about to tase you. I'm tasing you if you don't get out of the car. THAT'S THE LAST TIME I'M telling you. >> You're not telling. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm telling her. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Any of that. I didn't do anything that stopped or any of that. >> Put your hands on the car. Get out. >> Go ahead. >> Now unlock it. >> Take your seat belt out. >> Get out. >> Get back. >> Get out. >> Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. >> Bro, just stop. >> Forcing them to remove him from the vehicle and place him in handcuffs despite his violent resistance. The situation was eventually brought under control. >> Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. DO IT NOW. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I'LL PLAY HIM, TOO. >> I've got that guy. >> He's good. Just leave him there. >> Dude, quit trying to assault me. >> Three or four felony counts going on you now. >> For what? >> Assault on a police officer. >> I do. >> You got your phone on you? >> No, I do not. >> What's up? >> Move. Get out of the car. Get out of the car, >> bro. >> Bro, >> I'm not that guy. >> What? >> I'm not that guy. >> Get out of the car. >> Not Lindsay. I'm not any of that. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. I'M >> JUST TELLING YOU. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. >> Why? >> Because I told you to. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Just tell me the reason why. >> Because I'm telling you to. >> That's not a lawful order. >> It is a lawful order. >> YOU'RE NOT I'M NOT LINDSAY. >> YOU'RE ON A traffic stop. >> I'm not any of that. I didn't do anything that stopped or any of that. >> You opened my door without >> You didn't open my door with permission. I'm not that guy. >> Not that guy, bro. >> There's no reason to be like this. Get back. Get out. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back, >> bro. Just stop. >> I'm not that guy. >> On the ground now. On the ground. >> Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. DO IT NOW. >> YOU HAVE the >> No. >> I got one. >> Get your hands behind your back now. >> You want to assault me? >> Right there. >> Don't bite me. And Glasby [music] was arrested on multiple charges, including drunk driving, threatening violence, assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest, fleeing the scene, and endangering the public. >> In Wadssworth, Ohio, when an officer approached a disruptive man to assess the situation and asked him to step outside to talk, the man reacted violently. Hi. What's going on? >> Hey, I'm talking to you. >> Uh, you do have online banking, so he should be able to access. >> Can you stop talking to him for a minute? >> Sorry. >> Forcing the officer [music] to deploy a taser. >> Get your [ __ ] hands off me, >> dude. She is >> Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground. >> Seriously, I want to see. >> Send me a 10 now. Send me a 10 now. Get down on the ground. >> [ __ ] >> Get on your belly. Get on your belly. Get on your belly. >> Get on your belly. >> Wadra, send me a 10. >> Get on your belly. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. [ __ ] are you doing? >> 34 from the detail. The officer's response was timely and professional, aimed at quickly stopping dangerous behavior without prolonging a confrontation in a crowded bank environment. >> We're going to have you set up. Okay. >> Are you going to help us or No. In Decal County, Georgia, while monitoring traffic on Glenwood Avenue, an officer spotted a white Dodge Charger with black stripes traveling west on I 20 at 105 mph in a 65 mph zone. 367 Atlanta 38 >> right here. >> Tom Frank Boy 4284 TFB 4284 white charger Hill Street at 20. I'll call this gone. >> The vehicle sped north on Hill Street, turned right onto Memorial Avenue, continued driving recklessly, and struck another vehicle without stopping. Crossing over Cherokee Eastbound Memorial side of the road going through the line at parkoulevard. >> Moments later, while turning near Stoville Street SE, the Charger lost control and the I've got the intersection shut down here in Memorial. Let me uh get it. Get it. Get it. Get out. Get out. >> Driver Tyrike Barner fled on foot. >> Yeah, buddy. YEAH, BUDDY. YEAH, BUDDY. Put your hand behind your back. >> Two officers pursued him. [music] deployed a taser, successfully apprehended him, handcuffed him, and placed him in a patrol car. In another case, >> work out for you, my friend. >> 10391. >> Hold on. Let me get pictures of that taser. Uh, >> stand right here for me, my man. Police in Waterford, Arkansas identified a vehicle suspected of being involved in an armed carjacking Starting southbound. Going to left somewhere. You're going to copy the tree. The suspect, Victor Hall, was driving the stolen vehicle when he collided with another car, then fled on foot into nearby [music] woods. Vehicle access personnel. Officers quickly located and arrested him and later recovered a firearm, a large magazine, and ammunition in the area. Hall was charged with multiple offenses, including armed carjacking, [music] vehicle theft, resisting arrest, fleeing from police, and illegal possession of a firearm. >> He's done 50 yards. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Go up and around. >> Going into the park. Almost hit a kid. >> Hit two kids. Start medical. He's getting out. >> On June 11th, 2018, a high-speed chase in [music] Minnesota set off a chain of events that would forever alter the state's law enforcement policies. State troopers attempted to pull over a driver speeding at over 100 mph in a 35 mph zone. But the situation quickly escalated when the driver decided to flee. Got a culdeac. Cut him up. Cut him up. Cut him up. Cut him up. Cut him up. Go. [screaming] >> Back on fifth. Hit view map. >> Back on fifth >> on sixth. [music] Left on window. Slow down. North window. 24. Do you want to call or do you want me to keep going? >> I know. >> 50. >> No. No. Don't piss. Don't piss. We're going too fast. >> Yep. I was just trying to >> Okay. Go. He's done. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. Go up and around. Up and around. Good. Good. Good. Good. He knows we're trying to pit. >> See a gold pursuit that was discontinued on the east. >> Slow down. Slow down. Oh. Going into the park. Almost hit a kid. Hit two kids. Start medical. He's getting out. He's running on foot. Copy on foot. Is that a parking park in the area 50th and Dupont? We'll see the squad. 560 Metro starting there as a recon from the event, please. >> We got him on the ground. >> The chase, which tore through city streets, ended tragically when the suspect crashed into a Minneapolis playground, causing huge damage. This incident served as a turning point for the Minnesota State Patrol, prompting stricter pursuit policies that significantly reduced high-risisk chases on city streets. The driver, Powell, who was found with a loaded handgun and drug paraphernalia, was sentenced to 33 months in prison. The chase captured in a harrowing video not only highlighted the dangers of such pursuits, but also sparked public debate about the justice served and the safety of pursuit tactics in densely populated areas. >> Crash. >> A Fenton man decided to the next level leading officers on a high-speed chase. >> Still turn. After carjacking a vehicle, he recklessly tore through Highland, reaching speeds over 80 mph and even going against traffic at 120. >> 15 got heavy traffic east and westbound on Red River near Hill County update on your location. The chase worn through various lanes and intersections with officers keeping a close eye on his every move. Despite the heavy traffic, the suspect clearly thought he had the driving skills to outmaneuver the police. >> The chase ended with a crash and the situation was swiftly secured by law enforcement. Perhaps he should have stuck to video games instead. on the main traffic. Everyone is secure. Good job. Yeah, >> these cars and the left open. >> In a dramatic turn of events, the Arkansas State Police, in collaboration with multiple agencies, found themselves in a high-speed pursuit of a Ford Mustang. Heat. Heat. Employing [screaming] the pit maneuver, they skillfully brought the chase to an end. Get out OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR CIGARETTE DOWN. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND AND WALK BACK TO ME. WALK BACK TO ME. WALK BACK TO ME. GET ON YOUR KNEES. Get on your knees. GET ON YOUR KNEES. PUT YOUR HANDS behind your head right now. As the suspect exited the vehicle, officers bombarded them with commands to drop their cigarette and comply because clearly the real danger was that lit cigarette. >> All right, let's get the center up. We can say I'll get this car out of the way. It's almost as if the suspect believed they were auditioning for an action movie rather than facing real life consequences while now on their knees with hands behind their head was questioned about their decision to run from the police. >> Let her go. >> On March 7th, 2024, an IO officer on Interstate 90 spotted a blue Honda Civic weaving dangerously between lanes. As the officer approached, he immediately detected a strong odor of alcohol emanating from the vehicle. >> How you doing? >> Okay. How much how much do you have to drink tonight? Okay. And I could smell the alcohol coming from the car. And you have a kid in the two kids in the bed. The driver, later identified as 29-year-old Britney Clarence Jones, had her two young children in the back seat. >> You almost hit three cars. >> Okay. Well, that's what the dash came. Why don't you step out of the car for me? >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. >> That's right here for you. >> Okay. >> This exit right here. >> Okay. >> And there's a >> Excuse me. >> Okay. There's a office. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> That's correct. Cuz I can smell it coming from right here. >> Okay. But when I smell it as soon as you roll down the window, that's Yeah, that's absolutely how I'm going to approach it cuz you almost hit three cars. >> I almost hit three cars. >> Okay. The last one you just almost hit. >> When asked to step out of the vehicle, Jones became increasingly belligerent, accusing the officers of harassment and refusing to comply. Um, the police officers just unlocked my car door and I got and I got both of them. No, mom. >> Can I talk to mom? >> Both of mom. Mom, these officers are harassing me. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I didn't refuse anything. >> You guys You guys >> I'm not in the room. You could call your grand. >> But here's the thing. >> She was drinking and driving and she almost got a car. Okay. >> My hands are crying. Get off my wrist. >> M. >> This lady is literally grabbing my wrist. >> This man said that he m >> and this lady just took my keys WITHOUT NO PROPOSITION. No correct proposition. MA MA LOOK GOT me up and I swear to God ma show you m I'm SHOW >> the situation escalated as she resisted arrest resulting in a physical altercation where she allegedly assaulted an officer. MOM, MOM. MOM, THEY HARASSING ME. MOM, >> HOLD ON. MOM, MOM, they harassing me. >> None. Can I get my phone? Just give ME >> my mom. Hold this. [screaming] >> We need help. >> I'm not getting in there without my mother coming. [snorts] >> I'm not I'm not going without my kids. They're my babies. >> All right. How are you? >> I'm not playing with y'all. We're recording it. >> No, my babies. [snorts] >> Ultimately, Jones was arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including two in child endangerment. In a New Year's display of less than stellar decision-making, [music] a visibly intoxicated driver in downtown Atlanta caught the attention of the Georgia State Patrol by performing burnouts at a traffic light. Holding paper. So watching the area for the 225 at all >> because nothing says responsible adult like a burnout in front of a police cruiser. The suspect's brief moment of vehicular bravado quickly spiraled into a pursuit culminating in a trooper skillfully deploying a taser to bring the chase to an abrupt end. Power 35. Get out. [screaming] GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. Get out. GET OUT. GET OUT. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. [screaming] Get out. hand [screaming] over. Put your hands behind your back. Put your other hand behind your back. >> I got I got it. I got you. Despite his pleas to call his brother and retrieve his phone, the suspect couldn't quite grasp why his joy ride had to end so rudely. He vehemently denied running away on purpose, as if sprinting [music] down the street was just his way of getting some fresh air, >> huh? You okay? >> You all right, man? My phone. Oh, I got to use my thing. You already used this one. This one's that one. >> The ones in the back. >> You already hit me with it. Uh, >> yeah. You hit me with it. You already hit me with it. Oh, I got to pull them out. What? >> This thing was that fast. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. [screaming] HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. GET ON THE GROUND. DROP THE GUN. DROP IT. HANDS UP. GET DOWN. GET ON THE GROUND. >> A 14-year-old armed robbery suspect led officers on a wild high-speed pursuit. The suspect recklessly driving through residential areas, causing multiple collisions. Commonly referred to as 1050s, including hitting a stop sign and plowing through yards. before now. >> Although his hazard lights, the suspect showed no signs of slowing down, reaching speeds up to 69 mph. Right on. Ramen. Just going right. 1050. Oakley. 1050. 1050. The pursuit spanned various locations including Oakley Terrace, Corinth [music] Road, and Commerce Boulevard. The suspect maneuvered through a trailer park and residential streets, endangering the lives of both pedestrians and other drivers. But the police remained in close pursuit. >> Someone stay at the entrance. >> 1050 1050 at the end of the street. It's going through a yard. Going through a yard. Coming back out. 46. Move out. We're almost back to the entrance. The chase finally came to an end when the suspect drove off road into a trailer park on the Clayton side. >> SHOW YOUR HANDS. [screaming] HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. GET ON THE GROUND. DROP THE GUN. DROP IT. HANDS [screaming] UP. GET DOWN. GET ON THE GROUND. Officers swiftly moved in, instructing the suspect to get on the ground before handcuffing him. >> 26 36 going for pit. Good pit. Good hit. >> Firsten County deputies were involved in a high stakes pursuit of a truck. The pursuit began with a failed spike strip attempt and quickly escalated as the truck sped through various trails and overpasses, reaching speeds of up to 50 mph. >> But we're at a dead end. [music] >> I'm going to spike it. Did you get it? >> No spike. No spike. Heading back for copy. Just passing 25th Avenue right now. >> Yeah. Number three [clears throat] northbound flight can blue the stop sign trail right at Lacy Boulevard here. Olympia as well now that we're going to be in their territory. [music] >> 59 over the overpass going for the one that goes over Martin 5 and a half on the trail 20 mph. 89 parallel with them on Clearing Cle. Hit one of the cones in the middle of the trail to stop cars from driving. We're eastbound 26. 36 is going for pit. Good pit. Good pit. >> Eastbound 36. Good pit. middle of the trail to stop cars from driving. We're eastbound 26. 386 is going for pit. Good pit. Good pit. >> Navigating through trails with dog walkers and narrowly avoiding cones. The deputies managed to perform two pit maneuvers. >> TVI. >> He's still going. Reversing eastbound. 59. He's in reverse. Hit a camper. Code 10. Got him blocked in. However, the suspect seemed to have missed the memo about giving up easily. Even after the truck was blocked, the suspect reversed and hit a camper in a lastditch effort to escape. It was like watching a low-budget action movie where the villain just doesn't know when to quit. >> 59 not listen to commands digging in the front. Get out of now. Hands up. Hands up. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. OPEN THE DOOR. >> Turn the keys. >> Yeah, I got his hands. I I got his He's trying to START IT AGAIN. PULL OPEN HIS DOOR. Pull open his door. 59. He's not going anywhere. He's locked in, but he's trying to start it again. Despite numerous commands to show his hands and exit the vehicle, the suspect stubbornly resisted, leading to a well-deserved tasering and eventual removal from the truck. Clearly, this was not the truck driver's best day. >> Taser, taser, taser. >> Still refusing commands. >> Keep those hands. >> I got both of his hands here. We're good. Get the [ __ ] out of the car. >> 590's out of the car. >> Near to the junction of Mosi Road. >> An ultimate showdown between a reckless driver and a police force determined to prove that even a stolen Porsche can't outrun justice. >> Uh, permission to through the red. It's now a failed to stop. Failed to stop. Speeds are now increasing. WHM, uh, we are now 5 Z. As we approach a red light, WHM, he's on the brakes. As I say, still struggling for traction. WHM, uh, he's going round the roundabout, so he's going to be down towards we've approached the roundabout. Oh, he's had a big slide. He might be a crash here. Stand by. Yeah, near to the junction road. Good luck. >> Good luck. >> Oh no. The streets turned into a scene straight out of a Hollywood blockbuster. The thief, perhaps mistaking himself for a professional stunt driver, took off in the sleek supercar, blissfully ignoring the flashing lights in his rear view mirror. But while the Porsche might have the speed, [music] it certainly didn't have the brains behind the wheel. Exactly. >> He's robbing us. >> Running red lights and struggling for traction, the driver's [music] grand escape quickly turned into a comedy of errors. >> More units, please leave at the college. Despite his best efforts [music] to turn the city into his personal racetrack, the only thing he managed to win was a set of shiny new handcuffs, proving once again that horsepower means nothing when you are up against sheer incompetence and a well-coordinated police force. A dramatic 2-hour [music] pursuit that began in Belmont. A stolen vehicle suspect led police on a high-speed chase across multiple freeways before coming to a tense standoff on the 215 freeway in San Bernardino. The suspect, acting erratically and holding what appeared to be a windshield wiper or a stick, [music] crossed the freeway and positioned himself precariously on an overpass. >> [music] >> Despite multiple attempts by law enforcement to negotiate, the suspect's [music] behavior became increasingly agitated, even threatening to jump. The situation reached a critical point as officers, including [music] AK9 unit, carefully approached the suspect. In a swift move, they tackled him before he could leap from the overpass, [music] bringing the ordeal to a close. The suspect, later identified as a man struggling with post-prison [music] life, was taken into custody with minor injuries. You guys got >> this woman led the Florida Highway Patrol on a high-speed chase that reached up to 94 mph and heavy traffic. Here we go. The pursuit began when she refused to pull over despite repeated commands from officers determined to evade capture. She sped through the highway, risking not only her safety, but also the safety of other drivers. toward approaching. >> Okay. I'll take over passing Hollywood 93 mph 94 mph. pass on Hollywood. Now we got a clear. >> We got to pay. We got to play. We got to play. transfer. That's it. Are you okay? >> Got it. Are you guys okay? The chase came to a tense conclusion when officers managed to stop her vehicle and forcibly remove her from the car. Your shoulders hurt. >> Upon her arrest, the woman expressed remorse, admitting she knew she was in trouble, but was desperate to attend Easter service. >> But what are you expecting? >> I know that you just want to bring you out of the car. You're holding yourself. >> You're starting to pull you out the car. >> No, we got to be here. >> Sir, was he was anyone injured? >> I'm not 100% sure. I mean, I didn't see anyone injured. I just wanted to make sure. >> But I'm not 100% sure, honestly. >> Okay. >> She insisted she had no intention of hurting anyone, though the situation was undeniably dangerous. Is this remorse still worth it? After such a series of reckless actions, the police pursuit of the supercar, a sleek silver Mercedes-Benz 500, was nothing short of intense with its tinted windows and powerful engine. The car sped through the streets of Milwaukee, reaching speeds of up to 65 miles per hour while evading capture. South Mercedes-Benz click just crosses. Speeds are about 39 mph. Traffic is light. Just turn north street. Clear clear now. About 40 mph. >> The suspect, a lone Hispanic male, displayed brazen disregard for traffic laws. No, you know if it was going north towards National 15th we're about block away going it's going to be in Mercedes-Benz older model. Yeah the windows just did a turn around on us just uh went eastbound. Yep. On Washington from 14th Street. Still continuing eastbound about a block behind it. Traffic is very light over here. Clear clear. It's going to be a Mercedes-Benz silver auto out of state Minnesota. Clear approaching that with the lights on over Washington. That's approaching that spot with the lights on whether Washington and Southern [screaming] take over broadcast 225 and pursue going to be primary. We're going to be going westbound on Washington Front 7. We're approaching Ninth Street now. Despite the vehicle's high performance capabilities, the chase took a turn when the Mercedes began to struggle with a flat tire. The suspect, undeterred, continued to maneuver the car even as sparks flew from the rim, grinding against the pavement. >> Speeds are approximately 50 mph. Plate number is going to be Adam George 804. It's going to be >> continuing mountain just with your 15. >> South Chavez. Uh traffic is medium [screaming] hour. Their exhaust is now dragging on the ground. Silver Mercedes going southbound here through green speed. Going through a red lighting southbound picking up speed here. We're at 50 mph. >> Throughout the pursuit, police noted the suspect's suspicious behavior, including his use of a cell phone and attempts to conceal something under his seat. arrow becoming southbound on Pearl. Uh 65 milesPH. No traffic right here. Going through a stop sign here. >> Westbound. >> Alley. Alley. Alley. >> All right. Drop down to the alley. Mosquito >> approaching burn now. >> Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. [cheering] North speeds are 29 miles an hour. No traffic here. Road conditions are great. Mercy tires. >> He's got a bike. He's got a runner like [screaming] >> clear northbound. He just drew out the window. ZOMBIE [screaming] GUN MOVE. GUN MOVE. Heads up. Hands up. Hands up. >> We're doing a felony stop to get you under. >> Now step out facing away from us. Step out facing away. Put your hands up. Walk backwards. Stop right there. Stop. >> 22. >> The high stakes chase finally came to an end on South 23rd Street where the suspect was apprehended, bringing the thrilling pursuit to a close. with those >> third green fields approaching mineral approaching stop like 25 northbound speeds are 29 milesPH traffic here are great Mercedes for reckless driving view northbound 25 mph right there completely shot. >> He's doing northbound. He just the window. He's stopping. Stop. Stop. 914. [laughter] Georgia police found themselves in a dangerous chase involving a Claren 720s, [music] a supercar capable of reaching speeds over 150 mph. Tango 399. Let me try and catch up to a 72 driver 400 south of >> the driver determined to evade capture weave through traffic with reckless abandon making daring maneuvers that pushed both car and driver to their limits. [screaming] Ferrari 30 m. >> Despite the McLaren immense speed, the police employed strategic roadblocks and coordinated multiple [music] units to corner the fleeing vehicle. >> Okay, cold traffic. I can't see a tag instructor. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see both of your hands. Where are you headed to so quickly? >> Let me see your hands. Keep your hands up. Where are you headed to so quickly? Okay. Why did you not stop when you saw my blue light behind you? >> You didn't see my blue light. >> All right. >> All right. 340. Can you start over there? >> Oh, yeah. >> I did get you a radar device. You do have a right to an accuracy check of my device. All right. You understand that? >> All right. I got you going 155 and a 65. All right. All right. How much alcohol have you had to drink tonight? >> Not much. How much is not much? >> Three drinks. >> What time was that at? >> Tell him to move along, please. Do you know this person? >> All right. >> Three drinks. >> All right. You're all over the road as well. Telling to maintain your lane. The chase filled with tension and near misses ultimately concluded with the successful capture of the driver. >> You didn't see my blue light or my emergency. Bring your hands back. Being placed under DUI and reckless driving to double check and verify things behind you. Los Angeles, California. On April 6th, 2024, at around 4:58 a.m., West Valley Division patrol officers were westbound on the 18500 block of Sherman Way, approaching Sherman Way and Rosita Boulevard. They noticed a great 2019 Lamborghini Huracan at a red light with the [music] driver blissfully asleep. How's it going, sir? How's it going, man? Good. You have a driver's license on you and your registration for the vehicle. Do you know why I pulled you over? >> Huh? >> The one you were asleep at the light. I I was right next to you. I put my spotlight on you, man. You were asleep at the light. >> You're visiting out here. >> Okay, cool. And do you have registration for the vehicle? Is the vehicle yours, sir? >> It's a what? >> A rental. Oh, okay. >> Where you headed to? Where's home? >> Where's home? >> All right. Just hang. >> Hey, sir. >> Can you do a favor? Can you step out of the car for me? >> What's more? >> I just need to verify your license, man. I didn't license. Huh? >> I need to verify. >> I need you to step out of the car for me. Okay. >> I understand that. I need you to step out of the car for me. >> Sir, >> I understand that. I need you to step out of the car for me. >> I'll explain in a second. I need you to step out of the car for me. You want to turn away. >> I need you to come out of the vehicle. Okay. I don't know. I need my license. >> I understand that. I need you to come out of the vehicle right now. >> Look, we're going to go back and forth. This I have a bunch of units respond. >> It's a regular traffic stop, right? >> This was a regular traffic stop and it turned into something else. >> What is it? >> Another patrol unit joined to assist the driver. 51-year-old Elliot Dugan had multiple felony warrants and the Lamborghini was reported stolen. Dugan knocking on a polite chat. Spit it off. >> Okay. Well, we need to double check and verify things, but I need you out of the vehicle. 1080 1080 requesting unit 47 pursuit crash etc. STC on the human way. >> Seconds later, he lost control, crashing into the median and trees, splitting the Lamborghini in two47. Let me have the frequency. Vehicle is TCD. Uh, major TC damage. Let me get an RA starting to roll. I need uh traffic shut down for westbound traffic on Sherman Way. >> I can't tell, dude. Oh, wait. >> I can't tell. But this is the >> other half of the car. 47. I don't even think this would be all right. >> Hey, did you guys see anyone run? Did you see anyone run? I didn't see nobody. >> All right, cool. Hey, we heard you. Just hang out on the sidewalk for me. >> Okay, >> Dugan was ejected and found deceased a few hundred feet away. Debris from the collision damaged several parked vehicles. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Go up and around. Going into the park. Almost hit a kid. >> Hit two kids. Start medical. You're getting out. >> On June 11th, 2018, a high-speed chase in Minnesota set off a chain of events that would forever alter the state's law enforcement policies. State troopers attempted to pull over a driver speeding at over 100 mph in a 35 mph zone, but the situation quickly escalated when the driver decided to flee. >> Cut him up. Cut him up. Cut him up. Come up. Cut him off. Go back on hitting view. Back up >> on six left on Lindo. >> Slow down. Slow down. Slow down. >> 24. Do you want to call or do you want me to keep calling? >> I can call. No, no, no pit. Don't piss. We're going too fast. >> Yep. I was just trying to >> Okay, go. >> He's No, no, no, no, no. Go up and around. Up and around. Good. Good. Good. Good. He knows we're trying to pull off our pursuit that was discontinued on the east. Slow down. Slow down. >> Going into the park. Almost hit a kid. Hit two kids. Start medical. He's getting out. He's running on foot. >> Copy on foot. Is that the BR park in the area 50 back 50th and Dupont we'll see the squad 56 metro starting there as a recon Yeah, >> we got him on the ground. >> The chase, which tore through [music] city streets, ended tragically when the suspect crashed into a Minneapolis playground, [music] causing huge damage. This incident served as a turning point for the Minnesota State Patrol, prompting stricter pursuit policies that significantly reduced high-risisk chases on city streets. The driver, Powell, who was found with a loaded handgun and drug paraphernalia, was sentenced to 33 months in prison. The chase captured in a harrowing video not only highlighted the dangers of such pursuits, but also sparked public debate about the justice served and the safety of pursuit tactics in densely populated areas. >> Crash. A Fenton man decided to the next level leading officers on a high-speed chase. >> 60 turn. >> After carjacking a vehicle, he recklessly tore through Highland, reaching speeds over 80 mph and even going [music] against traffic at one point. service 15 got heavy traffic both east and westbound on river near Hill County update on your location. >> The chase worn through various lanes and intersections with officers keeping a close eye on his every move. [music] Despite the heavy traffic, the suspect clearly thought he had the driving skills to outmaneuver the police. >> Lane, where's he at now? crash. >> The chase ended with a crash and the situation was swiftly secured by law enforcement. Perhaps he [music] should have stuck to video games instead. >> The main talk traffic. Everyone is secure. Good job. >> Yeah. >> In a dramatic turn of events, the Arkansas State Police, [music] in collaboration with multiple agencies, found themselves in a high-speed pursuit of a Ford Mustang. Heat. Heat. Employing the [music] pit maneuver, they skillfully brought the chase to an end. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR CIGARETTE DOWN. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND AND WALK BACK TO ME. WALK BACK TO ME. WALK BACK TO ME. GET ON your knees. Get on your knees. GET ON YOUR KNEES. PUT your hands behind your head right now. >> As the suspect exited the vehicle, officers bombarded them with commands to drop their cigarette and comply because clearly the real danger was that lit cigarette. >> All right, let's get the center up as soon as we can. I haven't ever put him up and I'll get this car out of the way. >> It's almost as if the suspect believed they were auditioning for an action movie rather than facing real life consequences while now on their knees with hands behind their head was questioned about their decision to run from the police. >> No, LET HER GO. ON MARCH 7TH, 2024, an IO officer on Interstate 90 spotted a blue Honda Civic weaving [music] dangerously between lanes. As the officer approached, he immediately detected a strong odor of alcohol emanating from the vehicle. >> How you doing? >> Okay. How much how much you have to drink tonight? Okay. And I could smell the alcohol coming from the car. And you have a kid in the two kids in the back seat. >> The driver, later identified as 29-year-old Britney Clarence Jones, had her two young children in the back seat. >> You almost hit three cars. Okay. Well, that's what the dash cam will show. Why don't you step out of the car for me? >> Okay, that's fine. Okay, >> that's right here for you. >> Okay, >> this exit right here. >> Okay. >> And there's a office. >> Excuse me. >> Okay. There's a >> Yeah. >> That's correct. Cuz I can smell it coming from right here. Okay. When I smell it as soon as you roll down the window. That's Yeah, that's absolutely how I'm going to approach it. Cuz you almost hit three cars. >> I almost hit three cars. >> Okay. The last one you just almost hit. >> When asked to step out of the vehicle, Jones became increasingly belligerent, accusing the officers of harassment and refusing to comply. >> The police officers just unlocked my car door and I got and I got both of them. No, mine. >> Can I talk to my >> both of my mom? These officers are harassing me. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I didn't refuse anything. >> You guys You guys know >> you could call your grand. >> But here's the thing. >> She was drinking and driving. >> And she almost got a car. Okay. She's a >> kids are crying. Get off my gr. This lady is literally grabbing like this. This man said that he is mine. >> You got me grabbing >> and this lady just took my keys without no proposition. No correct proposition. Mom, LOOK. [ __ ] GOT me up and I swear to God. Why? I'm going show you. I'm No, I'm going show you WHAT THEY LET HER GO. >> The situation escalated as she resisted arrest resulting in a physical altercation where she allegedly assaulted an officer. MOM. MOM. MOM. THEY HARASSED ME. MOM, >> HOLD ON. MOM. MOM. MOM. They harassing me. >> [screaming] >> NINE. Can I get my microphone? Just give me my phone. >> I need my >> We need help. >> I'm not getting in there without my mother coming. I'm not I'm not going without my kids. THEM MY babies right now. >> I'm not playing with y'all. We're recording it. No, my babies. Ultimately, Jones was arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including two in child endangerment. In a New Year's display of less than stellar decision-making, a visibly intoxicated driver in downtown Atlanta caught the attention of the Georgia State Patrol by performing burnouts at a traffic light. Holding [screaming] 31 location. So should you be cleaning your area 225 at all >> because nothing says responsible adult bike of burnout in front of a police cruiser. The suspect's brief moment of vehicular bravado quickly spiraled into a pursuit culminating in a trooper skillfully deploying a taser to bring the chase to an abrupt end. Power engine. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. GET OUT. GET [screaming] OUT. GET DOWN. Get out. [screaming] Get over. over. Put your hands behind your back. Put your other hand behind your butt. >> I got I got you. All right. >> Despite his pleas to call his brother and retrieve his phone, the suspect couldn't quite grasp why his joy ride had to end so rudely. He vehemently denied running away on purpose as if sprinting down the street was just his way of getting some fresh air, >> huh? >> You okay? You all right, >> man? Hey, my phone. >> Oh, I got to use my thing. >> You already This one This one's that one. >> The ones in the back. >> You already hit me with it. Uh Yeah, you hit me with it. You already hit me with it. >> Oh, I got to pull them out. What? >> This thing that >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. [screaming] HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. GET ON THE GROUND. DROP THE GUN. DROP IT. HANDS UP. GET DOWN. GET ON THE GROUND. >> A 14-year-old armed robbery suspect led officers on a wild high-speed pursuit. The suspect recklessly driving through residential areas, causing multiple collisions, commonly referred to as 1050s, including hitting a stop sign and plowing through yards. Although his hazard lights, the suspect showed no signs of slowing down, reaching speeds up to 69 mph. Right on. Rama. It's going right. 1050 Oakley. 1050. 1050. The pursuit spanned various locations including Oakley Terrace, Corinth [music] Road, and Commerce Boulevard. The suspect maneuvered through a trailer park and residential streets, endangering the lives of both pedestrians and other drivers. But the police remained in close pursuit. >> Someone stay at the entrance. >> 1050 1050 at the end of the street. It's going through a yard. Going through a yard. Coming back out. 46. Move out. We're almost back to the entrance. The chase finally came to an end when the suspect drove off road into a trailer park on the Clayton side. >> SHOW YOUR HANDS. [screaming] HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. GET ON THE GROUND. DROP THE GUN. DROP IT. HANDS UP. GET DOWN. [screaming] GET ON THE GROUND. Officers swiftly moved in, instructing the suspect to get on the ground before handcuffing him. >> 26 36 going for pit. Good pit. Good pit. >> Thirsten County deputies were involved in a high stakes pursuit of a truck. The pursuit began with a failed spike strip attempt and quickly escalated as the truck sped through various trails and overpasses, [music] reaching speeds of up to 50 mph. >> But we're at a dead end. >> I'm going to spike it. Did you get it? >> No spike. No spike. Heading back for just passing 25th Avenue right now. >> Yeah. Number three northbound [clears throat] flight can blue the top side trail right at Lacy Boulevard here. Olympia as well now that we're going to be in their territory. 59 over the overpass. Going for the one that goes over Martin 5 and a half on the trail. 20 mph with them on Clearing >> 59. Hit one of the cones in the middle of the trail to stop cars from driving. We're eastbound 26 36 is going for pit. Good pit. Good pit eastbound 36. Good pit. >> Middle of the trail to stop cars from driving. We're eastbound. 26 386 is going for pit. Good pit. Good pit. >> Navigating through trails with dog walkers and narrowly avoiding cones, the deputies managed to perform two pit maneuvers. TVI. >> He's still going. Reversing eastbound. 59. He's in reverse. Hit a camper. Code 10. Got him blocked in. However, the suspect seemed to have missed the memo about giving up easily. Even after the truck was blocked, the suspect reversed and hit a camper in a lastditch effort to escape. It was like watching a low-budget action movie where the villain just doesn't know when to quit. >> 59 not listening to commands digging in the front. >> Get out of now. >> Hands up. Hands up. SHOW ME YOUR [screaming] HANDS. Open the door. >> Turn the keys. I got his hands. I I got his He's trying to start it again. PULL OPEN HIS DOOR. Pull open his door. 59. He's not going anywhere. He's locked in, but he's trying to start it again. >> Despite numerous commands to show his hands and exit the vehicle, the suspect stubbornly resisted, [music] leading to a well-deserved tasering and eventual removal from the truck. Clearly, this was not the truck driver's best day. >> Taser, taser, taser. >> Still refusing commands. >> I got both of his hands here. We're good. Get the [ __ ] out of the car. >> 590 is out of the car. >> Near to the junction of Moi Road. >> An ultimate showdown between a reckless driver and a police force determined to prove that even a stolen Porsche can't outrun justice. >> Uh, permission to through the red. It's now a failed to stop. Fa to stop. Speeds are now increasing. WHM, uh, we are now 5 Z as we approach a red light. WHM, he's on the brakes. As I say, still struggling for traction. WHM, uh, he's going round the roundabout, so he's going to be down towards we approach the roundabout. Oh, William, he's had a big slide. He might be a crash here. Stand by. Yeah, near to the junction road. Good luck. >> Good luck. >> Oh no. The streets turned into a scene straight out of a Hollywood blockbuster. The thief, perhaps mistaking himself for a professional stunt driver, took off in the sleek supercar, blissfully ignoring the flashing lights in his rear view mirror. But while the Porsche might have the speed, it certainly didn't have the brains behind the wheel. Exactly. >> He's raving us. >> Running red lights and struggling for traction, the driver's grand escape quickly turned into a comedy of errors. >> More units leave at the college. Despite his best efforts to turn the city into his personal racetrack, the only thing he managed to win was a set of shiny new handcuffs. Proving once again that horsepower means nothing when you are up against sheer incompetence and a well-coordinated police force. A dramatic 2-hour pursuit that began in Belmont. A stolen vehicle suspect led police on a high-speed chase across multiple freeways before coming to a tense standoff on the 215 freeway in San Bernardino. The suspect, acting erratically and holding what appeared to be a windshield wiper or a stick, crossed the freeway and positioned himself precariously on an overpass. Despite multiple attempts by law enforcement to negotiate, the suspect's behavior became increasingly agitated, even threatening to jump. The situation reached a critical point as officers, including AK9 unit, carefully approached the suspect. In a swift move, they tackled him before he could leap from the overpass, bringing the ordeal to a close. The suspect, later identified as a man struggling with post- prison life, was taken into custody with minor injuries. This woman led the Florida Highway Patrol on a high-speed chase that reached [music] up to 94 mph and heavy traffic. There we go. The pursuit began when she refused to pull over despite repeated commands from officers determined to evade capture. She sped through the highway, risking not only her safety but also the safety of other drivers. head over to approaching the driver. Take over passing Hollywood 93 mph 94 mph. pass over Hollywood. Now clear, >> we got to pull. We got to play. We got to pay. transfer This is one time. Are you okay? Got it. Are you guys okay? >> The chase came to a tense conclusion when officers managed to stop her vehicle and forcibly remove her from the car. your shoulders. >> Upon her arrest, the woman expressed remorse, admitting she knew she was in trouble, but was desperate to attend Easter service. >> What are you expecting? >> I know that when I bring you out of the car, you're holding yourself. >> You're starting to pull you out of the car. >> No, not whether you like it or not. It's going to be around the hill, >> sir. Was the other Was anyone injured? >> I'm not 100% sure. >> I mean, I didn't see anyone injured. I just wanted to make sure. >> But I'm not 100% sure. >> Okay. >> She insisted she had no intention of hurting anyone, though the situation was undeniably dangerous. Is this remorse still worth it after such a series of reckless actions? The police pursuit of the supercar, a sleek silver Mercedes-Benz 500, was nothing short of intense with its tinted windows and powerful engine. The car sped through the streets of Milwaukee, reaching speeds of up to 65 mph. capture 19 very tented click click click click just cross speed about 39 mph traffic is light just turned north Clear clear. Now enter about 40 mph. Traffic is like just turned east on >> the suspect. A lone Hispanic male displayed brazen disregard for traffic laws. >> It was going north towards National 15. We're about a block away. Keep going. It's going to be a Mercedes-Benz. It's an older model. Yeah. See the windows. Mr. Guard just did a turn around on us. Just uh went eastbound. Yep. On Washington from 14th Street. Still continuing eastbound. We're about a block behind it. Traffic is very light over here. Speed clear. >> It's going to be a Mercedes-Benz silver out of state Minnesota. Clear approaching that spot with the lights on over Washington. Take over. That's approaching that spot with the lights on Washington. [screaming] broadcast secondary [screaming] 225 and pursue going to be primary. We're going to be going westbound on Washington Front 7. We're approaching Ninth Street now. >> Despite the vehicle's high performance capabilities, [music] the chase took a turn when the Mercedes began to struggle with a flat tire. The suspect, undeterred, continued to maneuver the car even as sparks flew from the rim, grinding against the pavement. >> Speeds are approximately 50 m an hour. Plate number is going to be Adam George 804. >> Continuing West Mountain just with 15. [screaming] Uh, traffic is medium. [screaming] Their exhaust is now dragging on the ground. Steing southbound again. Silver Mercedes going southbound here to green speed. Going to do a red light. Speed here. We're at 50 mph. >> Throughout the pursuit, police noted the suspect's suspicious behavior, including his use of a cell phone and attempts to conceal something under his seat. do arrow beginning southbound on Pearl. Uh 65 milesPH. No traffic right here. Going through a stop sign here. >> Westbound. >> Alley. Alley. Alley. >> All right. Down to the alley. >> Approaching burn now. >> Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. [screaming] speeds are 29 miles an hour. Uh, no traffic here. Road conditions are great. Merced [screaming] mode. [screaming] Heads up. Heads up. Heads up. >> We're doing a felony stop to get you under. >> Now step out facing away from us. Step out facing away. Put your hands up. Walk backwards. Stop right there. Stop. >> 2212 is 23. >> The high stakes chase finally came to an end on South 23rd Street where the suspect was apprehended, bringing the thrilling pursuit to a close. Third on the green field approaching now approaching stop like 25 northbound speed. Uh no traffic here are great Mercedes for reckless driving view. I think it's just >> northbound going 25 milesPH right there completely shot >> northbound [laughter] the window stopping stopping stopping at 94 13. [laughter] >> Georgia police found themselves in a dangerous chase involving a Claren 720s, a supercar capable of reaching speeds over 150 mph. 399. Try to catch up to a 72 driver 400 south of going. The driver, determined to evade capture, weaved through traffic with reckless abandon, making daring maneuvers that pushed both car and driver to their limits. Despite the McLaren immense speed, the police employed strategic roadblocks and coordinated multiple units to corner the fleeing vehicle. >> Okay, cold traffic. I can't see a tag constructed. Let me see your hands. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. Let me see both of your hands. Where are you headed to so quickly? >> Let me see your hands. Keep your hands up. Where are you headed to so quickly? >> Okay. Why did you not stop when you saw my blue light behind you? >> You didn't see my blue light. All right. >> All right. 340. Can you start open? >> I did get you a radar device. You do have a right to an accuracy check of my device. All right. Do you understand that? >> All right. I got you going 155 and a 65. >> All right. >> All right. How much alcohol have you had to drink tonight? >> Not much. How much is not much? 320. What time was that at? >> Tell him to move along, please. Do you know this person? >> All right. >> Three drinks. >> All right. You're all over the road as well. Tell him to maintain your lane. >> The chase filled with tension and near misses ultimately concluded with the successful capture of the driver. >> You didn't see my blue light or my emergency. Bring your hands back. Being placed under arrest for DUI and reckless driving. >> To double check and verify things behind you out of the vehicle. >> Los Angeles, California on April 6th, 2024. At around 4:58 a.m., West Valley Division patrol officers were westbound on the 18500 block of Sherman Way. Approaching Sherman Way and Rosita Boulevard. They noticed a great 2019 Lamborghini Huracan at a red light with the driver blissfully asleep. How's it going, sir? How's it going, man? Good. Good. You have a driver's license on you and your registration for the vehicle. Do you know why I pulled you over? >> Huh? >> The one you were asleep at the light. I I was right next to you. I put my spotlight on you, you man. You were asleep at the light. You're visiting out here. >> Okay, cool. And do you have registration for the vehicle? Is the vehicle yours, sir? >> It's a what? >> A rental. Oh, okay. Where you headed to? Home. >> Where's home? Where's home? >> All right. Just hang. >> Hey, sir. >> Can you do a favor? Can you step out of the car for me? >> What's more, I just need to verify your license, man. That's it. >> Huh? >> I need to verify it. I need you to step out of the car for me. Okay. >> I understand that. >> I need you to step out of the car for me, >> sir. >> I understand that. I need you to step out of the car for me. >> I'll explain in a second. I need you to step out of the car for me. >> Okay. You want to turn it away? Responding. Respond. >> I need you to come out of the vehicle. Okay. I know. I need my license. >> I understand that. I need you to come out of the vehicle right now. >> Look, we're we're going to go back and forth. This I have a bunch of units respond traffic stop, right? >> This was a regular traffic stop and it turned into something else. >> What is it? >> Another patrol unit joined to assist the driver. 51-year-old Elliot Dugan had multiple felony warrants and the Lamborghini was reported stolen. Dugan knocking on a polite chaff. Spit it off. >> Okay. Well, we need to double check and verify things, but I need you out of the vehicle. requesting way 1083 requesting unit 47 pursuit. vehicle is crashing. Vehicle STC on the German way. Seconds later, he lost [music] control, crashing into the median and trees, splitting the Lamborghini in two47. Let me have the frequency. Vehicle is TCD. Uh, major TC damage. Let me get an RA starting to roll. I need uh traffic shut down for westbound traffic on Sherman Way. >> I can't tell you. Oh, wait. >> I can't tell. But this is the other half of the car. Hey 47, how do you think this? >> Hey, did you guys see anyone run? Did you see anyone run? I didn't see nobody. >> All right, cool. Hey, we heard. Just hang out on the sidewalk for me. >> And Dugan was ejected and found deceased a few hundred feet away. Debris from the collision damaged several parked vehicles. I never know what's going on. Look at me sometimes [music] like all you want to