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your [ __ ] dog. When the rules are thrown out the window, the cameras don't miss a beat. The week's biggest daredevils are on air and not on the traffic news. Here are the top chases that left viewers and suspects reckless. [Music] Drop the gun. Drop the gun. [Music] Bro, I'm not a bust your ass. I'm You're a [ __ ] dog. 911. Go ahead and talk to me. Go ahead. Put your hands on me, man. Come up here. I'm on the phone with him. Who are you on the phone with? 911 with gra. A trespassing suspect in Tallahassee took resisting arrest to a whole new level. He ended up wrestling with an officer and accidentally scored the cop's sound firearm. What did I tell you, man? Hit me with that taser. What I tell you? Get on the ground, man. Get on the ground. Get on the ground, bro. For no reason, bro. Get on the ground, bro. Get on the ground, ma'am. He's about to hit me with a taser for no reason, bro. I'm about to bust your ass. You [ __ ] dog. Show me, [ __ ] You hit my taser, dog. Dispatch, give me give me traffic. What? Don't you be for nothing. Get off me. Hey man, bro hurt you. I will hurt you, dude. Mother, dude. Get the [ __ ] out of here, bro. Quit. Quit. Dude, quit. Quit. Sir, I'm not doing wrong. He's trying to shoot me. He's trying to quit. In the kiosk, police officer was wounded by his own gun, turning this into a real life blooper reel. He's not me. Dude, he's going to try to shoot. Quad, bro. Hey, get on the phone with dispatch for nothing. Dispatch, he's got my gun. He's got my gun. I'm shot. I'm shot. Thankfully, backup swooped in like a Marvel crossover and brought the situation to a safe handcuffed ending. On the afternoon of January 28th, 2024, a driver in a Dodge Challenger sped down Cortez Bovid, Florida at nearly 80 mph in a 50 mph zone. [Music] Roll the driver's window down. Take the keys to the car. Put them on the roof. Now, when police asked him to stop, he suddenly stepped on the gas and disappeared, leading to a thrilling chase that lasted more than 11 miles. [Music] 50 street red blood lane coming up towards the truck now. 125 [Music] red. I see a unit. I see a unit signal. Oh, you crossing grass medium. Signal 12 whiskey. Single whiskey. Hot whiskey. Single. Oh, we're going back. We're going back. We're back westbound. Back eastbound. Back eastbound. [Music] four. Get over. Ending with a parking accident on the grass, the guy was determined to have no driver's license, carrying drugs and two children in the car. Truly a family trip like no other. After that, the driver was invited to rest at the local detention center. Roll over. Roll over. On your face. On your face. When you think I can outrun Alabama police, but end up getting a light zap to remind you otherwise. A Ford 150 driver with no tags decided to play real life Mario Kart, dodging through traffic and making wild turns like it was a video game. Continue straight towards center point. Pulling a U-turn headed back towards 459. Another U-turn and we're headed back. Another U-turn headed back towards center point. North. Taking a left on Carolyn Court. Left on Carol. [Music] Tell me if I'm saying too much. No, you're perfect. You're doing great, dude. [Music] 84th and 1st Avenue. Turn left on 84th. Turn left on 84. School's out. It's out. School's out. Summertime, baby. Crossing over First Avenue. Crossing over First Avenue North. He's by the bail. We just went off road into the park. Off road into the park. No clue where we're at. Oh, I thought he was going to wreck out. Crossing over 85th Street North on Second Avenue North. Ready. After a high-speed chase full of unexpected U-turns and off-roading, he ditched the truck and took off on foot. Spoiler alert. Electricity moves faster than sneakers. Stop. Hands. Hands. I swear I will taste. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. If you get up, I'm going to light you up. Man, you don't get up. I'm going to light you up. Roll over. Rolling over. Roll over on your face. On your face. Stop moving. I will tase you again. Stop moving. roll over on your stomach. One well placed taser pop later. Lesson learned. Do not play hideand seek with the cops, especially when they have got dash cams, body cams, and a YouTube audience ready to go viral. I'm code for we got him in custody. Whoa. Sheriff's office. Sheriff's office. In Troop County, a deputy had a runin with a stubborn driver in a vintage red Tacoma. 43 to the door. Whoa. Sheriff's office. Sheriff's office. Sheriff's office. 911. I got shots fired down here where I'm at. Jackson Street. Sheriff's office. Shots fired at 1233 at Jackson Street. Hamilton Road Sheriff's Office Jackson for Oregon. Sheriff's office. Yo, now put it down. Put it down. Please. Please put it down. No. No. No. No. Now, please, please don't do it. I'm here. Shots are fired. is here. Instead of cooperating, the driver decided to turn it into an action movie chase. Luckily, the deputy is okay. Just a patrol car that needs a little speed treatment after. Give me a hand. [Applause] This guy tries to play superhero by colliding with a Blackhawk deputy's vehicle after running a rod block spoiler alert. It totally backfires. [Music] Dude speeds toward the deputy thinking he is in a fast vurious movie. But instead of a smooth getaway, he ends up stuck in a hot mess. Are you on [Music] [Music] road 96 [Music] Now we're on the number three. The deputy stays cool, dodging drama like a pro, while the guy's plan crashes harder than his car. before give me a hand. [Applause] Give me a hand. After a little kios and some serious what were you thinking vibes law enforcement takes control. Moral of the story Danty try out drive the cops they have got skills and backup. A woman named Aura caused total chaos by backing her car right into a police cruiser and a few other cars in Madison, Wisconsin. A car just backed up into my squad and to other cars. The cops suspected she might be intoxicated and pulled her over, but Aurora kept apologizing, saying, "I was just trying to park." Meanwhile, her car kept rolling backward, colliding with everything in sight. Okay. Right now, I'm not so much work for me. Right now, I'm not even talking. Yeah, I can't I cannot do this. Okay, so I just have to make sure you're safe. Aurora, can you listen to me? I'm safe. I'm fine. I understand that. When told her car would be towed, she got loud and tried to make a run for it. What do I need to do? I'm going to have you with me and my partner. I'm going to have you exit the car. Don't you get back off of me. I can't get off of me. Stop resisting. Let me go. Get on the ground. Eventually, officers had to bring out the taser to calm things down. The result, a bunch of tickets and a big lesson learned for Aurora. What are you doing? Give me your hand. Put your hands behind your back. Behind your back. I need you to breathe. Are you hurt anywhere? Take a breath. Take a breath, baby. I I I just I just The vehicle's continuing. The vehicle's continuing. Picture this. Florida Highway Patrol troopers chasing down a stolen white work van, tearing up Miami streets like it is auditioning for the Fast V Furious series. White work van. All right. South River Drive. River Drive eastbound from 826. The troopers kept up like pros, radioing every move and closing in fast. This van was not just cruising. It was causing pure chia, weaving through traffic and making drivers wonder if they would just entered an action movie. The vehicle's continuing. The vehicle's continuing. After a wild ride down South River Drive and a few heart pounding moments, they finally brought the van to a stop. Turn. [Applause] [Music] [Music] Moral of the story, stealing a van in Miami not the smartest idea when the fuppy is on your tail. On December 10th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol had a high-speed date with a black Dodge Charger strut with unclear plates in northwest Miami date. The car was putting on a street performance at an intersection like it was auditioning for an action movie. When officers asked the driver to stop, he politely declined and hit the gas like it was race day. Fab responded with a precision immobilization technique pit a classy way to say pull over. now and brought the show to an end. The black might be in custody. Power. You should be passing by now. All four passenger, including driver Samuel Orville, were invited to a legal afterparty on the spot. Pit pit 1050. On 01 per 1820 seconds, Jordan Johnson tried to pick up his paycheck, but ended up starring in a real life action chase. Cop showed up at the pit stop thinking he might be hanging there. When Jordan spotted the officers, he decided it was a perfect time for a high-speed getaway spoiler alert. It was not. Making a U-turn going northbound on 74. Taking a U-turn going northbound 74. Attention. New alert received. Cut across. Cut across this right here. Attention. New alert received. Heading northbound on 74. Heavy traffic. Head northbound 74. Heavy traffic. lights, sirens, and some fancy driving moves. Later, Eden pulled off a slick pit maneuver that spun Jordan's car like a bumper car gone wild. Do not move. Put your hands behind your back. Jordan gave up. Hands up. No dramatic movie stunts needed. Lesson, maybe just cash your paycheck next time, Jordan. It was a wild one in Wawaossa. A stolen, a suspect with a heavy foot and a police chase straight out of a low-budget action flick. The driver zoomed north on Mckinley, blowing through red lights like they were suggestions and weaving through traffic like it was a video game. Speeds at 80 mph with near Mrs. Galore. Police are southbound on Holly. He's going off road here down a alleyway. Then it was southbound chaos wrong lanes alleys street dispatch give me a street here this is just south I 94 we went off road 60th westbound now on Dixon for 60th speeds are 55 and finally a bumpy ending than expected the car gave up before the driver did squad 65 in Dixon 65 in Dixon I see him I see going to pull him back. I'll have contact with him. Behind it. You want me to have contact? Mr. Bell, we know you're behind the couch. Surrender now with your hands up. Nothing in your hands. This dog won't come in and he won't bite you. You understand me? Mr. Bell, this is your final warning. You are under arrest. Shut it out or you will be bit by the police dog. You are under arrest. Hey, hands up. Hands down. Hands down. Hands up. He ran into an apartment complex, but Officer Co, a very good K9 boy, sniffed him out, hiding under blankets. Game over. Paw Patrol wins again. Oh, yeah. Meanwhile, he did his job. What? Good boy, boy. It's good boy. It's good boy. Driving at high speeds not only endangers the driver, but also all other road users around. In this case, the Lexus driver put many people in dangerous situations. hard to golf intersection. [Music] [Music] Police officers have a responsibility to protect the safety of the community and stopping a speeding vehicle is part of this duty. Heat. Heat. 268 you I'm going to [ __ ] Where you at? [Music] That was good. The police decided to execute a pit technique to stop the vehicle. This is a specially trained technique used to safely stop a car. In the median, get out. Get out. Get down. Get down. Give us a 1016. 1016 run. Get out on the ground. Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground. [Music] Let me get you over here and we're all the driver was unharmed in the situation thanks to the precise pit maneuver by the police officers. Get you over this table. Make sure he sends an ambulance. Yeah. worry about this. Come down here. Get my phone, please. Yeah, we're going to get a run. We're going to get it. Okay. Come down here where the cable's mixed up. My phone. Just clean up right there. You're not hurting nowhere. I'm going get it in just a second. Okay. Please. We're going to have Jimmy, you want to move your car over there and we'll clear the road. We're going to have to go there anyway. That's what I'm saying. But we'll get Let's move over to the shoulder. Then we'll get over there and get the road clear before we have a wreck back here. Got nothing wrong. The driver was quick quickly apprehended as they moved him to a safer area by the roadside and checked his condition. What do you think about the police's handling of this situation? Hopefully, the educational content in this video will help us understand that following traffic rules and speed limits is essential for our safety while driving. Put your feet up. Put your feet in. Yeah. I can be there right now. At approximately 108 on June 28th, 2024, patrol officers received a notification from the police department that the Madison County Sheriff's Office was in pursuit of a green Chevroing westbound on Hideaway 412 approaching Washington County and requested assistance. Upon spotting the suspect's vehicle, the trooper began closely following the violator. The suspect continued westward at a speed of approximately 100 mph. 12 not coming or whoever else is involved not to rush the vehicle once we get it off. [Music] No traffic. Coming up slow. No traffic. Just be advised. He keeps drawing the DVR, but he's turning her off. Let's try to get it ended before we get into East. The trooper made several attempts to perform an intervention maneuver, but was unsuccessful. Just turn around. Turn around. Speed 105. Push speed 105. The suspect attempted to make a left turn at the intersection of Sonora Road and Highway 412, lost control and crashed into a utility pole. Hands. Hands. Hands. He's reaching. He's reaching. He's reaching. Hands. He's faking with his hands. Hey. Hey. Hey. He don't have a weapon. He don't have a weapon. He's doing it with his finger. Does he have a weapon? He does not. He's doing it with his hand. Hand. The suspect then fled on foot, but was apprehended by the police a short distance away. Get on the ground. on the bike. I can't breathe. Can't breathe. Shut up. You get tast. [Applause] The driver identified as Barry Reynolds was taken to the Madison County Detention Center without further incident. airport [Applause] all that [ __ ] on my right. What are you doing? Get in. The man, apparently intoxicated, was causing a disturbance at a bar, leading to the police being called. They want you to leave. This business would like you to leave. So, leave now. If I don't, if you don't, you're going to jail. Oh, really? Oh, really? The situation highlights the importance of understanding the laws regarding trespassing, which involves entering or remaining on someone else's property without permission. Show me the democracy right now. It's called trespassing. They don't want you here. They have made it known that that they don't want a couple of hours right now. You tell me trespassing. Okay. Yes. Put your case in. They've told you they want you to leave. In this case, the officers explained that the business had the right to ask the man to leave. And his refusal constituted a violation. So, you have the option to leave right now, and if you don't, you're going to jail. Oh, really? Oh, really? You would? Yes. So, you're not going to leave? Well, the situation escalated as the man became increasingly angry, refusing to remove his foot from a table, citing surgery as an excuse as the man's resistance persisted. So, get your foot off the table. All right. And we're going to walk outside and leave. I'm not getting my foot off the table because I need a surgery and I will have a surgery. Well, you were just standing up and you just kicked him on the table, so you seem fine. You don't want to go down this route. I'm not sure about that. You're not sure about what? About whatever you're thinking your route is. Yeah. Yes. You think you going to leave or No. You're talking to me, not him. No, I'm talking to him, not you. No, you don't you don't have that right now. You're dealing with me. I'm not sure I'm I have to deal with anybody other than myself right now. Your last chance. Are you going to leave or No. Last chance. Last chance. Okay. Break it. I'm not. I'm going to put you in handcuffs and we're going to go to jail. Handcuffs. Going to jail. Yes. Leave. Walk out of the building. Go home. Go somewhere else. Yes. Let's put this. What? No. I think I can call an Uber or something. Can you help me, guys? No. No. Grab your phone, call somebody to pick you up, or call for a cab or an Uber. That's not our job to help you. You should have done that a long time ago. Yes or no? Do you live here? Go yourself, man. Okay, perfect. You're a super sweet, nice guy. Mhm. You going to call for a ride or what? You're not driving your car. You getting I am driving my car. Go ahead and we'll give you a DUI and you'll go to jail. Whatever. Okay. Carefully. What the [ __ ] are you talking to me about? I am trying to get you home safe. You are intoxicated. So, you're not driving. So, so I want someone to come pick you up so you get home safe. I'm expecting I'm not asking a question. I'm telling you to go find somebody to come pick you up. Okay, best of luck to you then. He refuses to answer any of our questions or get a ride. Or get a ride? Yeah, you're not leaving. The officers had no choice but to arrest him. He continued to resist, making it more difficult for the officers as they attempted to escort him out. Hook underneath. Yeah. All right, guys. Let me turn it. [Applause] Stop. Face the car. Stop it. Stop, dude. Stop dropping. Just [ __ ] follow directions. What are you [ __ ] doing? You're not [ __ ] helping. You did, dude. You're You're not [ __ ] helping. Just like that. You don't know. What are you doing? It's like I'm injured. X-ray all that [ __ ] on my right knee. What you doing? Get in. A public intoxication can lead to dangerous situations and legal issues. The man's behavior is a clear example of how intoxication impairs judgment and leads to poor decisions. All resistance proved feudal in this situation. Stop. The situation began when police officers received a report about a man behaving threateningly. Upon arriving at the scene, they encountered a man wheel wielding a knife and exhibiting non-compliant behavior. Stop right there. Police. Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground. Stop right there. Listen to me. Get down on the ground. Go. Get down on the ground. 255. 255. Get down on the ground. Don't come any closer. The taser. Switch the taser. Get down on the ground. What are you doing now? Get down on the ground. Two 58 shots fired. Shots fired by law enforcement. One subject down. The officers repeatedly instructed the man to lie down, but he disregarded their commands and continued advancing toward them. The police attempted to use a taser, but were unsuccessful. Faced with a threat posed by the man, the police had to take preventative measures to protect themselves and their colleagues. Get down the ground. Don't go any closer. Get down. Do it now. Get down. Stop. Shots fired. Shots fired by law enforcement. One subject down. Get down on the ground now. Stand by. Get down. Stop. Two shots fired. Shots fired by law enforcement. One subject down. Do not move. Do not move. 255 star medical. All right. We're going to move. Switching to lethal. Yep. We're going to move to his uh so we can sear secure his hand. Okay, got it. Such highly dangerous situations often arise unexpectedly, requiring police to respond swiftly and accurately. How do you assess the police handling of the situation? Make sure to leave all your comments down below. That wasn't listen to me. Spotting a vehicle moving erratically, the police stopped the car at the Easy Marting lot. How's it going? Sorry to your mother. [Music] Where you coming from? From Hot Springs. I'm from Hot Springs. Okay. From Hot Springs. You're going to Salvage General. I was They closed earlier. They used to close at 4:30, but on Friday at 3:30. Okay. Stopping to get gas when you head that way. A couple things. Are you all right? Huh? You all right? I can tell that I don't have I wasn't my doctor brought me insurance for one thing and I had heart problems. I have high diets. I'm smoking. Do you use or abuse any prescription medication? Any substance? No, I I like to smoke a little bit of marijuana to be honest at night time. What about that? No. Go. Yes. What about recent? Any other medication? Not really. Take your glasses off for me. Place somebody here for I see a check. Here's here. All right. Before we get back out the vehicle, I've got to check to make sure. After exchanging some information and noticing signs of impairment in the woman, the police officer conducted a sobriety and substance check by asking her to perform sobriety tests such as walking in a straight line and standing on one leg. Hands and arms legs down to your side. Perfect. Remain in that position. Back on your side. Remain in that position until the tip of my finger. Your eyes your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand? Yes. [Music] Don't move your head. I'm sorry. Mean to your right foot, place it directly in front of your left, connecting heel to toe just like this. If you can walk, you can stand like this. Right foot, right foot in front of your left. Your feet, we're almost there. I got a weak leg. You really do. I ain't got my brace on. Can I put my brace on? Good. Hold on. Stay right there. Hands arms down to your side. I'm telling you, I can do my brace almost. Where's your brace at? It's right here. [Music] My lean don't go up very far. So, okay. Don't lean against your truck. You can have a seat on your front bumper. [Music] All right. There we go. Let's move back over here. Right here, boy. Turn and face back towards my car. Right foot in front of your left connecting heel to toe. Hands and arms relax down your side just like mine. I can't even. Hands arms down to your side just like mine. There you go. Perfect. Remain in that way. Don't use your hand as balance. Just arm straight down. Relax. Relax. Next thing I want you to do is imagine a line. Both straight and line. All right. Right foot in front of your left. Right foot in front of your left. There you go. your hands and arms out to your side. Okay, we'll try to get back there. The woman appeared unable to pass these tests. Hold on. Relax. You're working yourself up. All right. Look just like this. Watch. All right. You got to watch me. All right. One, two, three. Get to nine steps. Only took three, but you will take nine. Do you understand so far? Yes. All right. So, one more test. Make sure you're looking. Okay. You come down enough. All right, take a couple more deep breaths. We'll see where you're at. Thank you. All right. I've never been to What? That's fine. Take it off. You think you're good now? No, but I had one more thing for me. I had a rock in my feet. A what? A rock. Now we're good. [Music] You got to count. Oh, one, two, three. Hold up. One, two, three. I put both knees are bad. I'm just in bad shape. Okay. One, two, three, four, five. Go. You done? That's fine. Sorry. I've never done it before. Next thing I want you to do. Okay, sit on that last one. Okay, but you're going to bend forward slightly out like an airplane. Close your eyes. Estimate 30 uh 30 seconds. Give her 30 seconds. Stop. Look. Stand back up straight. Okay. Her unusual behavior led to her arrest. She started to lose her composure as the police escorted her to the back seat of the patrol car. [Music] That wasn't all. Listen to me. Nope. No sense. Stay right here. [Music] All right. So, we're going to back up over here. Come on. All right, let's go. Watch your head. [Music] Hold on. I got I got something to do. Got paperwork to do. Okay. There you go. Watch that toe. [Music] Listen to me. Okay. I'm explain something to you. Explain it. Well, all right. I'm going to come back over here talking. I'm going explain something. I'm going to read your rights. Okay. I'm about to go inside your truck. I'm going to look at anything we can inventory. Okay. Um so I'm going to read your rights. Just so you know, you're aware of what they are. You have the right to make silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to attorney. [Music] During the vehicle search, the police found several drugrelated items including meth straws, a marijuana grinder, and bags containing methamphetamine. A [Music] [Music] drunk. [Music] [Music] All right. Do what? The woman initially denied but later admitted to recent methamphetamine use. When was the last time you used methamphetamine? Yesterday. Yesterday. Okay. All right. How much did you use yesterday? I just did a little bite. Okay. Just a couple hits off a bite. How often do you use? Not very often. Just cuz three days maybe. When was it given to you? Uh 3 days ago. Three days ago. Okay. And so you took that and did what with it? Smoked. Smoked it with a pipe. Yeah. And then what' you do with it? That's it. Okay. Well, how did it end up in your truck? I don't I don't know. I've had a bunch of stuff you know. I'm sure who placed it in your truck. Did you place it in your truck? Which one did you smoke the meth with last? The one that you saw first. The long gray one. Yes, sir. Okay. All right. See, this is progress. We're talking. We're speaking the truth. Now, we got something to work off of. Okay. Previously, we previously we didn't I know, bro. During the patrol, police officers discovered a vehicle with obscured license plates and a damaged rear end. They quickly proceeded to track the vehicle and ordered it to stop. Like a rig or something January 24. [Music] South University at Joseph discount store 01093 on a black charge. Hello. Hey, how are you? Good. Trooper State Police. What's up with your car? Is you getting a wreck? Uh, you're on the side. Yeah. This is not my phone. Is it driving funny? [Music] It looks like the car is like I want crab walking and the driver's side tail light's out. The driver sidelight's out. You're not the driver, so you don't need to worry about it. It does matter. Okay. I need to see your driver's license, driver, and hop in. Walk back to the front of my car. The vehicle stopped at University Avenue in Little Rock, Arkansas. Police requested the driver to present identification and step out of the vehicle. The passengers began to resist and physically oppose the police as commands. He's driving. I'm talking to him. I need to see your ID. I'm not talking to you. I need you to get your ID and get out and walk back to the front of my car. No, you can get out and you can walk back or I'm going to come over there and I'm going to get you out. You don't have to. I Yes, he does have to. No, I I I have my driver's license. You can get my driver's license. This is your last chance. My brother can't get over here. I swear to God, I'm caught. Last chance. No, I'm going to record this [ __ ] You can record it all you want. Stay in the car, ma'am. Get back in the car. I want to know what you want. Get back in the car. I'm a civilian. This is my brother. You know, put your hands on the front of my car. Get in the car. I have a right to stay in here. I have a right. Get in the car or you're going to jail for obstruction. Get in the car. Obstructing the car. Get in the car. Get in. Get your hand. Get in the car. Get your hands off me, bro. [Applause] Get out. I'm trying to. He got his hands on me. Put your hands behind your back. Get back. Get up. Stop. Don't touch me. You better get back. I'm not Don't touch me. She didn't even do nothing. She should have got back in. She was trying to get back in the I'm not keep She didn't even do nothing. She didn't do her on the ground for no [ __ ] reason. Get back. Put your hands on your back. Jaylen, FaceTime my little brother. D I can't do [ __ ] Put your hands behind your back. What's your password? 531794. Oh god. All you asking me to get in the car and I'm trying to get in the car. All I'm trying to do is see what y'all trying to do with my little brother. Bro, I told you to get in the car. Lift the glass up. Back up. I'm a whole female. You sitting here on my back, bro. I told you I could drive the car. I got my driver's license. I proceeded to I proceeded to pull my wife out for no reason. For no reason. Put your hand behind your back and I'll get off of you. We at the mother. You can keep applying pressure. This should be the brain and y'all take her nose because she ain't do [ __ ] Yeah, she's under arrest. No, she What you do, bro? Why? I didn't do nothing. You asked me to get in the car and I was trying to get in the car. He asked me to get in the car and I was trying to get in the [ __ ] car, bro. On the ground. On the [ __ ] ground, bro. I ain't doing [ __ ] I got a black male running southbound University. white tank top uh like some sleeping shorts. Oh god. One of the passengers refused to comply with the police orders leading to the use of force by the police. A male passenger attempted to flee but was apprehended after a short chase. Sir, lay on your stomach, please. He scared you going to take off running cuz guess what? There's only one of him and two of us. If you if you run, he got to chase you where he can stay here. You can get free too. You're under arrest. He's not. What? What? I'm under arrest for What I'm under arrest for? What I'm under arrest for? Huh? Hey, y'all need to turn around and go Will. Come to me right now. No. Ain't nobody else in there. Wait. No. He didn't do anything. She's under arrest. He didn't do anything. No, bro. [Music] What am I for? I didn't do anything. I'm not. I didn't do [ __ ] I didn't do [ __ ] To help my I ain't going nowhere, [ __ ] I'm a handcuff. Ma'am, listen. Listen. No. The He pulled us up for no reason. No. I'm not getting in your car, bro. Yes, ma'am. You are. No, I'm not. Yes, you are. I didn't do anything. Yes, you are. No, I didn't do anything. A female passenger was also handcuffed and placed into the police car after arguing and resisting. During the vehicle search, the police found a small glass tube containing marijuana in the female passenger's purse. Put your leg in. Please, I swear to God. Get out. Why are you doing this to me? I'm swear I'm not going nowhere. Put your leg in. I swear I'm not going nowhere. You're going to get tag. Put your feet in. Put your leg in. You already look at me. You're not under arrest. You're being detained right now. Okay. Yes, sir. I'm going roll you over. Right. Just keep being cooperative and you'll be fine. You understand me? Here's what I'm going to have you do. Okay. Just have you roll your butt and we're going to sit you up. Okay. Roll over on your butt. Roll on your butt. There you go. You ready? Here we go. Okay. Now then we going to check your back pockets. Yes, sir. Uh I got driver. I just don't have a phone. Okay, that's fine. That's fine. We'll get there. Okay. Yes, sir. Come on. Right here, my man. Like I said, can y'all get my phone? We will. We will. We will. Like I said, just be cool for right now. Okay. We'll figure all this out. Thank you for being here. I can't feel my I ain't going to lie. I can't not feel my Okay. Come here. Let me take a look at it real quick. I mean, we're good here. There's one that ran southbound on foot. Black male wearing a white tank talking like some box. Okay. We had a chase, too. So, back down here. Gotcha. Thank you. 2018 Charger. Who are you? Who are you? Uhuh. Uhuh. Day. I don't know. I don't know you. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. Turn around. Turn around. I'm going to pass you. Uhuh. Uhuh. Uhuh. Uh uh uh. You're the one that showed up. Nobody asked you to come here. How can I help you tonight? This is my car. Okay. All right. Listen to me. Listen to me. right now in the car. Disrespectful though, bro. Nobody's being disrespectful. We just ended up in a big fight and people running around here. We only got one person that's running right now. We got a lot going on. What's going on? This is my car. My brother was supposed to be coming to drive my sister, which is around the corner. Okay. Well, I stopped the car for the license plate cover and for the bus to tail light. The female passenger that was in there fought me. The rear passenger on foot right now running from trooper down. He's been the only person that's been compliant. No way. I understand. The guy driving your brother. Yeah. The dude that's driving. That's our brother. Well, he's been driving. That's what I'm saying. I just told him they screwed this [ __ ] up, bro. That's what I was just telling him when I was on my way, bro. That's what I was saying. I should let people drive my car, bro. I always give us a minute. Are you going to take your car from here? I mean, I can drive this car. I will absolutely let you take it. Thank you. Just give us a minute. Okay. All right. Have you calmed down now, son? Yes, God. Please. Okay. All right. Now that you have calmed down, I'm going to let you stand and listen to me. Okay. Look at me. The reason that you are in handcuffs is cuz you acting a fool. Okay. You can't do that. I understand. No. You told me to get back in the car. Back in the car. He grabbed my arm. That's all. I was I was I dug my head like this. Hey, you getting You're getting spun up on me again. No, I promise. I was just explaining like like how I just sit down and say I was trying to He grabbed my arms and turned me around. I was just trying to figure it out what I did. But I'm telling you, you can't listen listen. But you can't be acting like that. You asking for problems. Trying to reach for my ID so I can show him I got my driver's license so I can drive my grand listen. Listen. Ain't nobody got time. Listen listen. Ain't got nobody time. When I pulled up, you out there flopping like crappie out of the water, screaming and yelling. I just rolled over and stood up cuz I I just I swear to God like Ain't nobody yelling at you. Calm down. Okay. Put Put your feet back in. I'm I'm going to shut this door. I'll be back. We ain't We ain't at the jail yet. We're still in the parking lot. I'm right here. What you say? [Music] Little bird, come here. Come here. Come here. [Music] Pour this out. Sump that out. [Music] Pour that on the ground [Music] again trash and everything. [Music] I really appreciate you handling this the way you did. You're the only one out of three that we asked you to charge for the marijuana. I'm going to issue you warnings for the violations. Okay. You can't run with that uh cover license plate and obviously you get that tell us fix and that's expired to get the car registered. So don't back in one of our cars but really you don't understand some time to think about it. I think you'll figure it out. What's your name? [Music] The driver was released. The female suspect was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and illegal possession of marijuana. In your opinion, do you think their behavior could have been influenced by stimulants? And was the risk really necessary to prevent such behavior? Let us discuss these points further. [Music] A patrol car from the Aransa State Police was heading south on Canis Road. While observing traffic, the trooper from the Little Rock Police Department spotted a previously stolen Chevy vehicle in motion. near the city. Attention all units. [Music] The suspect's refusal to stop led to a high speed chase. The pursuit spanned multiple roads and reached high speeds, creating a tense and dangerous situation in opposite land on the road. is on the westbound 36. [Music] [Music] request [Music] railway southbound [Music] Byebye. [Music] Stealing a vehicle is not only illegal but also endangers the driver and others around them. Respecting others property and adhering to the law are essential and mandatory for everyone. [Music] back. To stop the suspect, the police force coordinated a strategy involving spike strips, but the suspect managed to evade them and continued at high speed. Secondary go ahead. My tire again. Okay. [Music] 92 93. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] after fleeing through various roads. The suspect's vehicle nearly lost control. This reduced speed and allowed the police to get close. Continue [Music] on. Uh third speed about 100 miles clear. The suspect lost control and drove into a nearby ditch. Then the police swiftly arrested the driver. [Music] Yeah, right off. This action was executed proficiently and safely, ensuring no harm to the involved parties. State police personnel 1050, but we do need a 10-11 for the 837. Two Arkansas State Troopers were conducting speed checks in traffic monitoring during their patrol. They observed a vehicle exceeding the speed limit and displaying signs of unsafe driving. Recognizing the potential danger, the troopers decided to initiate a traffic stop. Maybe Robert or I'm sorry, Robert. Robert Adam Young Lincoln. I can't see the two little letters. coming up the hill. Just pass. After activating their sirens, the driver did not immediately stop but eventually pulled over after about 2 months. [Music] I'm getting all dirty. exit the vehicle and upon inspection they notice clear signs of alcohol impairment. All right, call her out. Give us a minute. Ma'am, step out of the vehicle. Step in the vehicle and come back to us. Turn around and walk backwards to it. Turn around and walk to us. No, just turn around and walk to as normal. She not only exhibited impaired behavior but also emitted a strong odor of alcohol. You're drunk and you're an idiot. Yeah, you are. You're drunk. The troopers proceeded to conduct a field sobriety test which indicated that her blood alcohol concentration exceeded the legal limit. Consequently, she was promptly arrested for driving while being intoxicated and that is referred to as Dwee. Further procedures included a search of the vehicle where two officers discovered a bottle of alcohol. This discovery served as crucial evidence in determining the extent of her offense. Hang on. Hang on. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. On Thursday, May 9th, 2024, an officer from the Hston Police Department was patrolling the area near 600 East when he heard gunshots. The officer drove to the location and saw a man, later identified as Christopher Michael Rodriguez, 36 years old, holding a handgun and running towards the front of a store. The officer exited his patrol car and ordered Rodriguez to stop. However, Rodriguez did not comply and continued to run. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. 5402. It's 600 Eastwell Road. Please help me. Please help me. Stop. Stop. Help me. Stop. Stop moving. Stop moving. I don't have anything. Stop moving. Please help me. Stop moving. Stop moving. Stop moving. Why you told me to go like you asked me? Roll HFD. Roll HFD. I got a male. Three gunshot wounds. Man, why you show me? Everybody get back. I dropped the gun. Oh man. You [ __ ] with me, dog kid. Man got a gun over there across the street, man. Your man just left with a gun, man. 600 East Tidwell Road. I didn't even do [ __ ] I threw a gun. It's the food. The food mart. I got one down. My life. This [ __ ] trying to [ __ ] shoot me. The [ __ ] pulled a knife to my throat earlier. I can't make defend myself, dog. [Music] All right. All right. Roll over. Roll over. I can't. I can't. You saw me on this side. I can't I can't roll over. I cannot roll over. I am safe. Hey, he's a witness. So, I need him to stay. We need him to hook him hooked up. Come over here towards me, man. Hey, other guy, come here. Come secure this firearm. Are you shooting? Roll over. I can't. Please. Okay. Okay. Yeah, I got I got something in my Yeah, that's fine. Just secure my shot, please. The Hston Fire Department's ambulance crew transported Rodriguez to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. On March 16th, 2024, officers from the Bo Police Department were informed by the Illinois's Aligned Enforcement Agency that they were pursuing a maroon Chevy Blazer and heading towards Belote. I got a maroon SUV leaving uh maroon trailblazer towards 251. The vehicle was spotted and the driver started fleeing again. possible suspect that is screwing the Chevy Trailblazer taking off. We're westbound on Prairie Hill. Westbound on Prairie Hill. Anybody got sticks in the area? [Music] We cross railroad tracks coming up to Door Road. Prey Hill. Door road westbound. It'll be a maroon Chevy Trailblazer. It's a Wisconsin 28. I can't copy it yet. Speed's 95. Continuing westbound light traffic. Speed 75 or 95. Continuing westbound. Uh drive down there. We're blue the stop sign. The vehicle ran through several intersections, red lights, and even drove in the wrong direction on some roads, endangering other moderates. High school. We got moderate traffic. Continuing westbound [Music] westbound speeds about 65 coming for this female correct where we do staging is the approach. Brook, [Music] we just pressed Blackhawk. We're pulling on to South Bluff northbound. Uh, notice for me Rock County addressing giving it out. Southbound northbound on traffic heading northbound. [Music] miles an hour. Go trail. Speed 76. Continue northbound. [Music] [Music] We'll be able to here in just a second. Continue north. We're turning on to Rude Avenue. Continuing northbound Route Avenue. We'll be on Shirland here in a second. Just past center blue stop sign center. We're stopping at Shirland. We're going to turn eastbound on Shirland. One blue. [Music] Police attempted to use measures to stop the vehicle but were unsuccessful. 16 continue. I'll keep you 16. I'm going to continue calling northbound on 8th Street. Hey, get out. Get on 16. Got modern traffic 85 street fast locus continue north on through St. for a Portland. He's found Portland 35 mph. Traffic picking up moder traffic stop almost 1050. Hold on. We're going to be pulling up uh getting downtown by the auto parks where we're at avenue for 5th Street. Portland Street East River. [Music] We're going to continue eastbound past Riverside Boulevard eastbound. Another red light here going into Woodward Avenue. We're getting into area. White Woodward. [Music] North on three. Think we got a boy squad with us. He sounds strong. He comes strong. Even after the police executed a pit maneuver, the suspect tried to escape until he rammed his vehicle into another police patrol car. Yep. We just 1050 to the squad. Central and strong. We're wiping out. Hold up. To ensure the safety of themselves and others, the police were forced to use measures to stop the situation. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. [Music] [Music] I got to reload. Chop fire. Strong 97. [Music] The suspect was later apprehended. The police officer sustained minor injuries that did not significantly affect his health. Your best hit the squad. I don't think I got hit. All right. All right. You okay, bud? Yeah, I'm good. He hit my door. I I thought I was going to get pissed. Yeah, he I ran him off of uh You all right? Yeah, I'm good. Okay. Where's he at? Uh the suspect. My dear audience, do you really think the using firearms in this situation was really necessary? Let us discuss all of this down below in the comment section. Florida Highway Patrol officers were involved in a high-speed chase with a suspect in Pasco County, Florida. The suspect attempted to escape, prompting the officers to repeatedly use the precision immobilization technique, which is referred to as the pit maneuver. Eventually, the persistent efforts of the officer succeeded in stopping the vehicle and safely apprehended the suspect. Nowhere. Yeah. Heat. Heat. All right. Attempting to flee from the police not only increases the risk to the suspect but also endangers other road users. However, the persistence and professional skills of the officers clearly demonstrate their training and thorough preparation to handle dangerous situations. A high-speed police chase in Los Angeles County unfolded. Throughout the pursuit, the suspect's vehicle continuously changed speed between highway speed and slow traffic. used the emergency lanes and occasionally drove off road. The suspect's vehicle became more reckless, making sudden Uturns and running red lights, posing a significant threat to public safety. The chase ended in a residential area in Hawthorne where the suspect and passengers abandoned the car and ran into an apartment building. At least five suspects began their foot race. Unaware that an overhead camera was monitoring their every move, the police set up a perimeter and prepared for a potential standoff. [Applause] On May 7th, 2024, shortly after 1:15p, patrol officers received an alert about a stolen vehicle involved in an armed robbery in Columbus. Did you require road westbound? [Music] Denver now. [Music] [Music] He's just making a Uturn [Music] 640. Thank you. air for 64 miles be coming out of Walmart. Turn back eastbound eastbound. whale. [Music] [Music] This one [Music] The fleeing vehicle drove at high speeds, creating numerous dangerous situations. The police continuously approached and intervened. [Music] And during this time, the suspect drove the stolen vehicle and crashed into a police patrol car, causing damage to three other patrol cars. [Music] [Music] The suspect recklessly drove into a construction zone with many workers present through here. That's right. That's right. I don't know. I can't see, bro. [Music] Ran it all over. To quickly end the suspect's dangerous actions, the pit maneuver was continuously executed, causing the suspect's vehicle to crash into a large tree. We're operating in the uh stadium right southbound. [Applause] [Music] The suspect was apprehended immediately afterward, both at prior records related to stolen vehicles. Both juveniles are being held at a juvenile detention center until their next court appearance. I am so much. Heat up here. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. The trooper Elias Cama was traveling on Interstate 40 near mile marker 79. Observing a vehicle staying within its lane and hitting the fog line in lane one, police proceeded to pull over the vehicle on Interstate 40. The trooper approached the driver and during interaction, trooper Kemla detected a smell of marijuana emanating from the vehicle 77 east 178. He's going to be out of Florida. 38 boy nine young Robert on a cross service. How are you? Good. How are you? I'm good. Good day. My name is Shby. I'm with Arkansas State Police. Reason I make contact with you is for fair to mare to maintain lane. Okay. You you hit this white ball line. So, just want to make sure you're good. Hadn't been drinking or anything like that. [Music] The driver identified as James stated that he was traveling from Oklahoma City to Bredenton, Florida to visit his uncle. What do you do? Hit a button and a your card come out? That's me. Is this your vehicle? No, it's your rental. Okay. Do you have your rental agreement? I got you. Let me have you out. Come over here to my car. Okay. Do you have any weapons? Nope. No weapons. All right. Go ahead and sit in my front seat. Where are you going to? Uh Bington. I've got uh an uncle who lives there. I haven't seen him in a while. Where's that at? Bington, Florida. Okay. Yeah. How long you plan on going there for? Uh a couple days. Not very long. 77 10 54 out of Oklahoma. Please place. These computers are working slow today. Due to the smell of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle, the police questioned how much marijuana he had with him. James replied, "No." How much marijuana do you have in the back seat? I marijuana. Uhhuh. Your car smells of it. How much marijuana do you have? None. Be honest. I don't have marijuana. Subsequently, trooper a Camila conducted a search of the vehicle. At this point, James had been moved to the back seat of the patrol car and was still trying to monitor the trooper as search process. [Music] Turn around that way. Behind the sub's rear seat was a dark fabric similar to a concealment material covering something underneath. Beneath the fabric were four garage bags containing multiple vacuum-sealed packages of marijuana. Following this discovery, the trooper arrested James. Inside the four bags were 79 packages of marijuana. Read your rights real quick. You have a right right to remain silent. Anything you say will be used against you at port law. Uh how much one are you traveling with? I honestly don't know. Don't know. How much are you are you getting paid to deliver this? I don't know how much. No. Are you getting paid to deliver? Yes. Okay. Where are you actually going to? Uh somewhere in Alabama. You don't have to tell me the You don't have to tell me. Somewhere in Alabama is all I know. Do you know a city in Alabama? Montgomery maybe. I I don't know. So, you're traveling from Oklahoma City, you're going to Montgomery, Alabama. Um, it's your first time doing it. Uh, yes. I mean, again, it is what it is. I just fell on some hard times and found an easy way to make a little money and Well, if you f if you found an easy way to make a little bit of money, surely they told you how much you were going to make. They just told me that they would pay me when I get when I make the delivery and that's it. I don't know. So, how much did you get paid the last time you did it? I've never done it. So, it's your first time? This is my first time. Well, you're under obviously. Um, you military? I am. You are currently was I just got out last month, man. There's better ways to make money than driving around getting a felony. Yeah. Let's go, man. All right. All right. Got to be one load. Can we just drive it up to the sheriff's office? [Music] No problem. I'll follow you. The suspect was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to deliver possession of drug paraphernalia and use of another person's property to facilitate a crime. This incident further underscores trooper a Camila's proficiency and investigative skills in law enforcement. [Music] Stop. TVI. TVI. An Oklahoma Highway Patrol officer spotted a white pickup truck speeding on Grand Avenue and began to chase the vehicle. 519 1060. I'm going be west on Grand Comry. Mike 93 on a white pickup. He's taking off on me. I'll be in pursuit. The driver did not stop, but continued to flee, leading to a pursuit. The vehicle continued on Grand Avenue and then turned on to I35, speeding up to 80 mph. Going east on Grand Com. [Music] He's turning southbound on I35 search road. [Music] He's getting on I35. Speeds are about 80. And during the chase, the pickup truck driver continuously threw items out of the window, including soda cans and other objects. He run he's he's throwing stuff out the car window [Music] on 59th Street. [Music] Coming off passing 66 [Music] speed about 80 [Music] be suspects in the car. [Music] He just fell. I turn on my lights. Um, not using blinker. Third brake light was out and he just took off on me. [Music] Street. [Music] They're [Music] still not [Music] 519. New York [Music] on 935. [Music] [Music] We're still approaching an end. Approaching [Music] [Music] He's throwing things out the window at me trying to like soda and stuff like that. [Music] Finally, the police used pit, which is a pursuit intervention technique to force the vehicle to finally stop, causing it to flip over. [Music] TVI TVI being just out to roll over starting us. As soon as the car flipped, the police approached the vehicle and instructed the occupants to not move. Do not move. Stop moving. Stop moving. The suspect exited the vehicle and was immediately checked for medical conditions. It was surprising that despite the multiple flips, the driver only sustained minor injuries. Nighttime pursuits always pose many potential risks of accidents. Go to the gas station. [Music] [Applause] 59. The high speed and the moment it hit the spike strips caused a severe crash. You just be advised he stopped here at the intersection. Stop. Stop. I've got spike strips. I got spike strips. Stop. Stop. He's been spiked. He's been spiked. He's been spiked. 250 250. Fortunately, the driver escaped from the car. The police immediately apprehended two. You believe in me? Oh, your buddy's good, by the way. Appreciate that. So, y'all ran because of the weed, huh? Y'all ran because of the weed. I mean, that probably was just tick ticking. Just giving you a heads up. [Music] The police attempted to stop the semi-truck, but the driver refused. He then led the police on a chase onto I71, I 275. Soon after, dozens of police cars were chasing the truck. We don't have communication. Let's see. We can get those head up. We're going to finish with the negotiator just back off a little bit while he's on his back off a little bit. Keeping a little distance. Okay. You just entered the uh northbound side of 275 and is now northbound approaching the 52 exit. 1546. Stand your location. John City. Hamilton County is requesting stop. Okay. Continuing the chase. Finding location to get stop deployed. Advise a good location once you're set up. 57 advisor is happening more visually update. Okay, I'm I don't have signs yet. I'm trying to catch back up 684 speed over 70 over 6 eastbound at 56 right. I got six right here. One of the commercial ones if you don't bring the exit. Where's the right lane? Right lane. So 69 now. 50 60 mph center both lanes. 164. Do you want to let this CP fall back? Fall back a little bit. Keep travel the way for CPD. Clear out all the way for CPD. He repeatedly crossed from the eastbound lanes of 275 to the westbound lanes and vice versa, putting many people at serious risks. The police used spike strips, but they did not stop the truck. Good. Bring the commercial sticks down to the northbound 69.4. Bring them down to 69.4. Set them up. Okay. three out of her as soon as she gets here got a unit sitting on the ramp. We need her to set him up and use the guard rail that's elevated on the south side as cover tools and 173 to you. Okay, she's got some traffic to work around. Probably come down the right sitting where I'm thinking it's probably the best location for her. Cut through. right there. Slowing down half an hour. We have picked up the German 204 right at the bridge both sides clear northbound southbound. 21 pound of pressure. Rear left tire. Negative. We're southbound 275 720. He's in the left lane. I got kicked in the far left lane. Back off. Back off. Got him. Rear left hand them. Rear left hand them. Take it. Somebody's going to have to relieve me. My rear left tire down 18 pounds of pressure or something. 13.6. We have stop stick set up at 69.4 69.4 commercial stop stick 1743. I'm out wizard. We got the 73 to do is the first air cross over coming up 684. [Music] Anticipating the potential danger. The SWAT team appeared, a special police unit specialized in handling high-risk situations such as terrorism, hostages, or high danger incidents. The SWAT officer subdued the suspect and in a chase that ensured no innocent people were harmed. All units, be advised. He does not have a gun for the female or who's a passenger. He thinks he might be shot. He feels pain and wetness. He stopped talking and he's moaning. Maybe not have any verbal out of him now. Moving in 73. The gun stopped at the 73 73 out of the truck. [Music] Patrick Barlo pleaded guilty to charges of abduction, attempted felonious assault, and failure to comply with police. He was sentenced to 7 years in prison for kidnapping his wife, initiating a high-speed police chase, and attempting to harm officers. The lab test patrol unit 77 discovered a vehicle linked to a shooting incident. When the police attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver refused to comply and initiated a chase. The driver drove recklessly, weaving through crowded lanes, sometimes going against traffic and onto sidewalks. The vehicle traveled to the Highway 105 near LAX, then turned onto Imperial Avenue. During the pursuit, the driver continuously changed lanes, dangerously overtaking other vehicles and causing minor collisions. Due to heavy traffic conditions and the high speed of the vehicle, police were unable to perform maneuvers like a pit maneuver or use spike strips. The vehicle was nearly riding on empty. Police briefly lost track of the vehicle due to jurisdictional limitations near LAX. Upon relocating the vehicle in Englewood, it was seen moving through various parking lots. Eventually, LAP officers surrounded the area where the vehicle came to a stop. The suspect was arrested. Fortunately, no further vehicles were involved in this incident. If you like the feeling of chasing without getting out of your chair, then you have found the right channel. Subscribe, like, and share because the journey is still long and full of surprises.
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