Go go go [Applause] the ground. [Music] [Music] Santa Ana, California. A stolen car speeds through the streets. The driver, Brandon Lopez, 34, is wanted for a variety of crimes from armed robbery to domestic violence. Anaheim police follow, assisted by helicopters and Santa Ana police to assist. Do we have a weapon involved in the 211 >> 46 K4 through the red at Bolton >> through Baker 31 222 now >> 31 222 8 93 KR wrong way against traffic on Bristol to S in a construction zone westbound in the dirt north side of Sana Something's wrong with his car. He's looks like he might be stuck westbound uh >> for westbound San possibly having vehicles >> stuck on the train track. So if we get units probably 60x right here in the construction zone. >> The intense chase ends in a 4-hour standoff. Lopez barricades himself in the car. Gas is pumped in. He gets out with a suspicious object in his hand. >> A burst of gunfire from the officers. It turns out it wasn't a gun, but an empty bag. Not everything you see is what it is. [Music] I'm not going to tell you again. >> Got a gun in his back pocket. >> I told you. I told you to stop. I told you. >> Get out now. >> Escambia County, Florida. A stranger walked into a bank in what appeared to be a robbery and suddenly asked the clerk to call the police. What's going on? >> Keep your hands out where I caning see them. >> Dmitri Dino Rio Carter had a gun in his back pocket standing in front of Deputy Patrick Robert's gun. >> Down on your knees now. >> I'm not going on my knees. So bad go back. >> Carter didn't move and a taser shot knocked into the ground, but he opened fire and the police immediately returned fire. >> Are you good? [Music] Carter faces three counts of attempted murder. >> Get on the ground. >> Orlando, Florida, February 10th, 2022. A police officer was directing traffic near a school when he was suddenly attacked by James Mosidity. Hey Tom, what's going on? Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Put your stuff down. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground now. >> Listen. Get on the ground right now. >> Deploy. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. >> Get on the ground now. >> Get on the ground. Dude, you're going to get t or you're going to get sprayed. Get on the ground now. [Applause] Get off the ground. You hear me? Get on ground. Get on ground. Get on ground now. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. on the ground before I shoot. You get on the ground right now. >> Just wait for the units. They're coming. Just wait for They're coming. >> When ordered to the ground, Mosidity did not comply. The officer used a taser, but Mosidity was not significantly affected. He resisted and pepper spray did not stop him. Mosidity then charged the officer. Get on the ground. >> Backup units quickly arrived on the scene. >> Get on the ground. >> Get that taser. Get that taser. >> Here you go, guys. Work together. >> After a tense struggle, the suspect was subdued and arrested. The officer suffered minor injuries. Headquarters. >> James Mosidity faces multiple charges related to assault on an officer and resisting arrest. >> He's driving a light blue car headed towards um this reservation line waterfall. He has a gun. Um, he almost hit us at the Shiprock gas station in >> Shiprock, New Mexico. An emergency call came in about Shawn Thomas holding a gun at a Speedway gas station. The spikes were successful. The suspect's tires were deflated, but the car continued to crawl forward. [Music] >> Driver, get out of the vehicle. Driver, get out of the vehicle. Silent kill vehicle. I believe I got driver. He's found an oncoming traffic. >> Driver, get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> The car stopped and drove off twice as if the escape was unstoppable. As the car turned west, Thomas stuck his gun out the window and drove away. >> He just flashed a gun at me. Show me. Show me. Show me. Show me. Hey, show six. Shots fired. Shots fired. When the car stopped and drove off again, an officer saw Thomas holding a gun and with no other choice, the officer opened fire. Shawn Thomas died on the spot in the dust of the Wild West. >> Middle going to be in the center console. Let me secure the weapon. Do not move. >> Dave, I've got 592 in service. I'm trying to get him out here. Probably be easier for him to walk in than any of us. >> I got suspect approaching his vehicle right now. >> I'm getting ready to roll up here. We're ready to move. >> I'm here with you. >> Fort Morgan, Colorado. Murder suspect Dustin Montana was surrounded by armed officers from multiple directions at a Walmart. Instead of surrendering, Montano got into his car and searched the passenger seat. >> Do not move. >> Do not move. Do not move. Hands up. Get your hands up now. >> The officers believed he had a gun and seven shots rang out. [Music] Is everybody okay? >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> The object in his hand was a folding knife. >> Monto died the next day, having paid the price for this horrific crime. >> Do not move. >> Get your hands up now. >> Got a knife. >> Jump it. >> Nashville, Tennessee. A white Mercedes stopped on the side of the road after police noticed mismatched license plates. The driver cooperated until the man in the passenger seat rushed out with two machetes. The driver was also confused and panic. >> Car, get out of the car. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> What are you doing, >> dude? What are you doing? Drop the knife. >> Stop. >> I don't want to shoot you. >> Stop. >> Hey, give me some guards up here. He's got a knife. Got a knife. >> Drop it. The suspect rushed toward Officer Royer, who was forced to open fire. >> The incident ended with a life lost and unanswered questions. >> Dude, what are you doing, man? Come on. >> I did not want to have >> Long View, Washington. Police arrested Xavier Felder Thomas, a wanted suspect. No. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> The patrol car. Where they coming now? Coming now. >> Hey, get out the car. >> The patrol car forced the suspect's car to stop after the two collided. Turn around. Turn around. >> The suspect got out of the car and tried to run away. Another officer successfully subdued him with a taser. >> They found evidence in the car that led to new criminal charges against Thomas. >> Taser deployed. [Music] Ohio Sergeant Jim Smith was making a routine traffic stop. >> Just went through a red light. That light hadn't changed yet. It was still red. >> In the blink of an eye, a car spun out of control. Sergeant Smith was rushed to the hospital and survived. When you see law enforcement, slow down. Yield. 124. >> In the blink of an eye, a car spun out of control. >> Thanks, guys. >> In Provo, Utah, a police officer was dispatched to check on a man who was wandering around and asking for water from a stranger. >> No, you're good. Thank you. >> I'll be out with them. We're going to be right by the side. How you doing, man? Ameliano Medina Medina, 34, became confused and suddenly tried to grab his weapon. >> Sorry. Hey, don't touch me, dude. >> Come here. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The officer decided to arrest him, which led to a struggle. After the attack, Medina ran away. >> Step it up. [Applause] Thanks, guys. >> Two brave bystanders helped the officer subdue Medina. He faces a series of charges, including conspiracy to disarm a police officer. >> Grand View, Missouri. An SUV sped down Missouri 150, ignoring a police signal to stop. [Music] [Music] You got to roll over. The driver continued until the wheels lost control, causing the car to flip over. Hey, hands. Show me your hands. northbound. [Music] >> All right. >> He was around on us a little bit. We got him to stop. The police officer, a nurse, and her husband assisted the life hanging between life and death. Courage does not wait for orders. It acts for life. [Music] Talbot, Georgia. January 16th, 2021. A Hyundai Elantre fled a routine traffic stop on G96. The Elantra was swerving and driving at a high rate of speed and the officer decided it was time to end it and a pit maneuver was performed. [Music] The offending vehicle spun around, collided with the patrol car, and continued to flee. [Music] [Music] Do it again, man. [Music] It was only on the second pit that the vehicle finally came to a complete stop. Get out of the car. Get on the passenger side. [Music] >> And Bethany Daell stepped out knowing there was no way out and was taken to jail. And the whole thing ended like a sleepwalking night. >> 345134. [Applause] Buffalo, New York, February 24th, 2024. A caller reported a man with a gun wandering on Reed Street. >> Put the gun down. [Music] >> Put the gun. >> Put the Put the gun down. >> Just a few minutes later, two police cars turned into the neighborhood, stopping about 15 m away from the man. >> Drop the gun. Drop it down. Drop the gun now. >> Before them was Edward Holmes, 58 years old. Warnings were blaring, but instead of surrendering, Holmes opened fire. The officers responded in a split second. A series of shots were fired. One shot close, two right top. Although the officers immediately provided medical assistance, Edward Holmes did not survive. After the investigation, a chilling detail was revealed. Holmes was the one who called 911. He called to report himself. >> Back on the roadway. Back on the roadway. He just rolled it. On November 29th, 2023 in Saline County, Arkansas, police officers spotted a stolen pickup truck and pursued it. >> Action on Adam 15 with me. Get up here. [Music] Adam 15. Go ahead and take it. [Music] Don't believe we're going to be able. [Music] I'm in behind him. Uh 45 left on green. He's looking for a TVI. I believe TBI. TV on wrecked out. [Music] >> Back on the roadway. Back on the roadway. He just rolled it. He just rolled it. He rammed. He [ __ ] [Music] >> sad medical. >> During the chase, they decided to use TVI to stop the suspect's vehicle, which slid into a ditch and flipped over. The suspect was extricated from the vehicle and arrested. But at that moment, a fire broke out, destroying the police car, forcing officers to quickly evacuate everyone and put out the fire. TVI, which is considered accurate under controlled conditions, can become disastrous if miscalculated or applied improperly. Okay, go in. Shut the gun. [Applause] >> On May 30th, 2023, Vancouver, Washington, police found Joshua James Wilson, 43, a wanted man in connection with a series of recent robberies. Officers had set up a perimeter in the parking lot of a Safeway. >> He's right there. He's right there. He's reaching. He's reicking. He's reop. [Applause] Minutes later, he emerged, realizing he was surrounded, and ran away, gun in hand, ready to confront the police. With no other choice, the officers opened fire. >> Do not move. >> 21 shots fired. >> Stop there, >> sir. >> Do not reach. >> Sergeant, I'll go medical once you get him in touch. Okay, >> Brandon. >> Okay, >> give me one more. >> All right, let's glove up. Glove up. >> We got Brandon. Slow down. Slow down. >> The officers immediately performed CPR, but all efforts were too late, and Wilson was pronounced dead. Behind each shooting is not only the echo of gunfire, but also lingering questions about tragedy and corruption. >> I need you to start pulling out chest seals. >> Okay, let's lift him on his side here. Okay, I see. >> Hey, anybody not doing something? Grab an ad. We need at least >> Little Rock, Arkansas, August 25th, 2022. A car was speeding like an arrow, exceeding 100 mph. A sign that it was not just a pursuit, but a battle of wits. I already [Music] cared. [Applause] 24 [Music] straight back. [Music] Crash out. Crash out. >> In an attempt to escape the patrol car, the car lost control and collided with a road sign. The patrol car took the opportunity to force the car to stop. Got the Got the Got the >> Finally, the target was controlled. That's right. While we sleep, justice never sleeps. New York, January 10th, 2025. A group of officers were on their way to escort a suspect when they heard gunshots from one Durham 50 at the intersection of East 80th Street and Flatlands Avenue. >> Let me see your hand. Let me see your head. Put your hands down. The warning shouts and orders to surrender echoed incessantly, but Durham did not stop and continued running. >> Get down. Get down. Get down. [Applause] Let me see your hands. Drop it. Get on the ground. [Applause] >> Durham suddenly stopped, hid behind a tree, and then he raised his gun. A moment that seemed to freeze, then shattered in a burst of return fire. Get down. >> Durham was arrested on the spot and taken to Brookdale University Medical Center for emergency treatment. The keepers of order were faced not only with crime but also with the thin line between protection and destruction. Vallejo, California. A property owner on Nebraska Street called to report a trespassing. Officers Christopher Hris and Rashad Hollis arrived at the scene and found the suspect, later identified as Edward Gonzalez, 49, holding a folding knife. Can't shoot. >> Hey. >> Hey, drop it right now. [Music] >> The officer gave multiple commands to Gonzalez to drop the knife, but he refused and continued to run over a fence. Hey, >> drop it right now, dude. You're about to have fro. Drop it. Drop it right now. Drop it right now. [Applause] >> Hey, drop it right now. You're about to get shot, dude. >> You're about to get shot. >> Hey, drop it right now. Hey, look at me right now. Shots fired. Shots fired. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Drop the knife. [Applause] Gonzalez jumped over a fence gate before coming face to face with Officer Hrix, who ordered Gonzalez to drop the weapon. But the man continued to advance and Hrix opened fire. >> Get on the ground. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Gonzalez received medical attention at the hospital and was later charged with multiple felonies, including armed robbery, resisting arrest, and criminal trespass. >> I'm going to shoot you. Get your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Don't reach. Go. >> January 1st, 25, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Domestic violence suspect Miguel Hernandez is being pursued by Officer Umbre. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. I'm going to shoot you. Get your hands up. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Don't reach. Don't reach. Keep your hands up. >> But he is not running away empty-handed with a gun in his hand. Suddenly, Hernandez turns around and in that moment, the officer is forced to make a choice. A shot rings out. >> Get on your stomach. >> Hands where you can see him. >> I shot. >> Walk it up. Walk it up. All right, let's give a custom. >> He is transferred to the Oklahoma County Detention Center, charged with possession of a weapon after conviction. The new year begins not with a blessing, but with a decision to survive. >> Hey, check on him. But I don't think I hit him. >> Burlington, Vermont, December 30th, 2024. A police officer was on patrol when he encountered Aaron Montgomery, 35, who was wanted on an outstanding arrest warrant. >> Do not run. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Instead of surrendering, Montgomery turned and ran. The suspect was stopped. >> Montgomery, >> dude. I just got to go take this first. >> Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> Do not reach for anything. >> Do not reach. >> Do not reach. >> During the struggle, Montgomery pulled out a syringe and other officers rushed to his aid and handcuffed him on the spot. >> Roll onto your stomach. No. >> Just let me get the up, dude. >> And I'll put my hands behind my back. Just let me get off, dude. I'm going to roll you on your side. [Music] >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Do it now. >> So, we try and stab you with a needle. >> Bro, just let me go. >> Here's what's happening. You're fighting with this officer. I know. >> Dude, you know I'm not going to spin again. >> Well, you're still getting the hood. >> Stop. >> Stop fighting or it's going to continue. >> He was placed in a police car, beginning another journey. No longer on foot, but in legal chains. >> We'll put the shackles on real quick. >> Okay. [Applause] Alliance, Ohio, March 22nd, 2025. Patrol units pursue an extremely dangerous target. William Wolf, 41. A familiar face on the criminal record with more than 28 arrests, 19 suspended licenses, and multiple warrants from three law enforcement agencies. going to be continuing. >> Just threw a tire iron at me. Just threw a tire and iron at me. >> All right, we just entered township juris. >> He hits the gas leading to a 4count chase. >> Spike strip to stop this thing. 165 speeds are 100 traffic to zero. [Music] Headquarters motion and sail. Be careful with this bridge up ahead. Be careful with the bridge. [Music] >> I'm behind you. >> Copy. >> We're going westbound. Westbound. >> Okay. Speed is 90. traffic. >> He's searching all over around the >> 534. >> He just got hit with spike strips and so did I. [Music] >> You have to stop. >> I am. Wolf spins out of control, ends up in a muddy field, and Wolf faces a series of charges and the dark shadow of a life gone arry. >> Going through the >> He's coming to a stop. >> Hold on. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. [Music] I don't give up. >> On the evening of February 7th, 2024, a dramatic police chase unfolded involving a stolen U-Haul van in Arkansas. Multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Taunted Town Police Department and Arkansas State Police, were called to action as the suspects, armed with firearms and Molotov cocktails, led them on a high-speed pursuit. >> Go in. heavy [Music] set up or anything. I'm going to try to lock it in. >> TBI, do not rest the vehicle. TVI, do not rest the vehicle. confirming a pit. >> Oh my gosh, >> dude. Oh my >> Oh my >> dude, let's go see. doesn't always have to be a good [Music] or no, not yet at the end. The chase, which began in Locust Grove, Oklahoma, reached speeds over 120 mph and stretched approximately 60 mi before concluding in Springdale, Arkansas, as an officer's attempt to execute a pit maneuver at speeds exceeding 100 mph ended in a loss of control, highlighting the extreme dangers of the situation. Starting [Music] Skittles start a test coming down. [Applause] Hey, don't rush it. Don't rush it. Get your car. Get your car. >> Do not rush the car. Get him out that way. Get the passenger out. >> I'm good. >> Buddy, >> I'm good. >> Okay. >> I'm good. You all right? Good. >> Get the passenger. >> Hey, shut up. >> Get out. Get out. Kill you, mother. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Now, get out of the car. >> Show me your hands. Keep your hands up. [Music] >> Get out. [Music] Watch out. Watch out. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Hey, pull that airbag. Pull that air. >> He's going out the back. He's going out the back. He's going out the back. This is so ridiculous. >> The suspects were eventually apprehended facing charges for aggravated assault, criminal conspiracy, and other offenses. >> You about to get tamed, dude. On May 26th, 2024, a police chase unfolded following a vehicle crash where a passenger The situation was as chaotic as a reality TV show. A fit of rage sent the car crashing into a street sign and a pole. >> What's going on? >> My vehicle. >> Okay. >> Um, my son was driving my other son to a farm cuz he had been drinking. I don't know. >> 44 in here. 35. >> He's just going to try to get himself. We just had him in the >> Hey, get out the road. >> We can talk over here. >> Stay away in the street. >> Come here. Come over here. >> Yes, sir. I'm drunk. >> Don't you get freaking out like this? [Music] 4:45 missain. Why you freaking out like this? Huh? Huh? Why you out like this? >> BMW that X3 right there. >> You know I was driving that [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Hey, [ __ ] >> Here. >> Hey, >> you about to get taped, dude. >> You understand me? All right. All right. >> Stop that [ __ ] You hear me? Despite the passenger's wild behavior and threats, the police managed to detain him. >> Sit down. >> My car was my car. >> The passenger's mother explaining that her intoxicated son was being driven to a farm by his brother. >> I guess this kid's been drinking, so he offered to drive him somewhere cuz I guess he was getting hostile to his family or something. And oh, damn, they hit the sign over there, too. >> Oh, they Okay, so they came from right there. I guess that's what the chemist. >> What's he used? >> Sorry. >> What's he used besides alcohol? >> Meth. >> Well, not >> not recently. >> Well, he's acting like he's on it right now. >> But he acts crazy. Just pulling out of here. >> Boom. Yeah. >> I'm sure. I'm assuming this is mama's car. Daddy's car. >> Mama's car. Yes. >> Probably going to be Oh, that's her right here. Yeah. >> This [ __ ] held up, huh? There ain't no damage. Let's >> Let's not do any of that. Okay. Okay. What? >> All that hitting the car. Okay. >> And what? >> Hitting the car. Don't hit the car. >> I ain't hit the car. >> Okay. Well, >> I hit the metal parts in the car. >> Okay. Well, let's don't hit that either. Okay. Well, >> I didn't touch the blades. >> Okay. I I don't know if you're following me. Don't touch >> I'm not following you. >> Don't Yeah. Well, I'm going to tell you about following. >> I'm going to tell you. I'm going to pepper spray you if you hit your pepper spray me. >> Okay. I'm going to pepper spray you. >> Yes, sir. I don't care. >> Okay. I don't care if you don't care. I'm going to tell you to get in the car. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm in the car. >> Okay. If you hit my car again, we're gonna pepper spray you. That's all. If you hit my car again, we're gonna pepper spray you. Put your move your feet. >> Revealed more about the situation. The incident escalated as the aggressive passenger lane continuously resisted arrest, threatening officers and forcing them to warn him about pepper spray. I told you not to hit the car there. You good? All right. You can get air. You can get air. You can sit right there. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> I need some fresh air. >> Okay. Well, you're getting fresh air right here. But you're not going any further. Okay. >> I asked you not nice. I asked you very nicely to not hit the car and I told you what the consequences were. Did I not? >> Okay. And it's right here on my camera that I asked you nicely. >> Okay. >> Y'all got some water? Okay. You got some water? I just want to flush his eyes out. >> That'll work. >> All right, open your eyes. Open your eyes. >> Okay, that good >> better. Hold on. Nope. Do it again. Turn around. Just get you some fresh air. >> Lane was eventually charged with resisting an officer, simple battery, and criminal mischief with damages ranging from $200 to $11,000. In a not so thrilling plot twist, the police also found themselves in pursuit of a black Hyundai Sonata, a car that decided to audition for a demolition derby. [Music] I'm in pursuit. [Music] Going past the front entrance of Home Depot here. Going through the grass to cap them. Right on them. They're looking to go east. Crossed all traffic. Standby. They're going. >> All right. They're westbound from 124 on Capital Lane 2. Medium traffic. Speeds about 45. The suspects, perhaps feeling nostalgic for a video game mission, zigzagged through a Home Depot lot and went the wrong way on Capital Drive. All while the car shed parts like it was going out of style. >> Potentially go back east on Capital. Back east on Capital. Occupy by five. I think looks like two females, three black males, hoods up right on them. Lane three, speeds 55. >> 106. I have a third spot behind me. I will take a four. put up the stop traffic at 128 >> the area of capital. >> All right, they're eastbound, westbound lanes, light traffic here. They're coming up to 124. They're slowing drastically. Correcting themselves. They are now eastbound. Eastbound 98. All right, still west a fraction eastbound coming underneath about a block and a half behind them. We're catching up. The speed's about 80. Yeah, a little bit of traffic. J. >> All right, they're coming up now. Lane two slowing drastically. They're going over to the turn lanes. Another black Hyundai Sonata. Stolen vehicle. Attempted to steal another in our city. Northbound coming up to Hampton. Lot of smoke coming from the vehicle. Speeds about 80. Light traffic. >> Use caution. It was used in a car jacking in brown air. >> Lost the tire here at Hampton. 45 miles an hour. [Music] [Applause] All right. They just got pinned in by another truck. Bail. Bail. Bail. The climax, a bumper scraping, tire shredding finale that ended with three suspects in custody and two playing hide and seek in the neighborhood. >> Okay. 92 and Hampton east and north. East and north. >> I got >> We got two hiding in front of this brick building right here. Right across from right by the gas station. Otherwise, be advised Tulsa would be coming across. >> A police dash cam footage captures the intense moments of a gripping high-speed pursuit through the streets of Nunan. I'm trying to get it stopped and it's not stopping. We're on Jefferson extension at short. [Music] Vehicle is southbound. Northbound crushing southbound to the northbound lane. Southbound and northbound lanes. Passing Cal Parkway at this time. Still southbound and northbound lanes. The bike won't walk. This one I haven't done anything in the eastbound lane. And when we get to Greing Trail, we need to shut down traffic just to get there and turn it down. Clear. I'll gas. We have any idea where the car is? Cut it off. Let's cut it off. >> She driving too dangerous. Just cut it off. Everybody flood the area. See if I see where she puts it. Coming towards the roundabout. [Music] [Music] through the roundabout. [Music] Let's get this truck out. Don't need to get anybody. Coming at you, buddy. We got up here. truck out of a marked unit. Mark units go first. >> The chase, which passes through residential areas, raises concerns for the safety of pedestrians and other drivers. >> All right, we don't need some dirty cars in this, y'all. Set up perimeters. I'm trying to get the road block eastbound westbound lane. Eastbound lane. [Music] Come on over. Come on up. 1050 [Music] soon to Jefferson. We're down to Wad. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. [Applause] >> Ultimately, the pursuit comes to a resolution with the suspect's vehicle being stopped and the individual taken into custody. Can you guys just need one medicity? [Music] >> Please like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting videos. >> We need somebody to go back up there and get all his information so I can do the report. A car chase in New Jersey that spanned three highways saw multiple police units from different jurisdictions coordinate their efforts, deploying spike strips and performing precision immobilization techniques to bring the chase to an end. [Music] What is going on? [Music] That turn on the lead. Going towards the turn 16 turn. 1570 traffic. [Music] [Music] Good. Good. Good. [Music] airplane speed [Music] 100 continuing south. driving blackhead [Music] weather. [Music] I want you to stop yourself. All right. Parkway a little bit. All right. 96 here. Let's go. Stay alive. Alexander Hamilton, right shoulder. Stay [Music] right shoulder. Hey, there it is. The suspect's vehicle was eventually stopped and officers swiftly apprehended the suspect without any major injuries reported. The footage provides a gripping view of the challenges law enforcement officers faced during high-speed pursuits. A Dodge Charger led state police on a high-speed chase, hitting speeds over 160 mph. [Music] He should have been. 27. When you're able to, can you just verify around >> 27? Where you at? I hear vehicle acceleration. See act like blue light. >> The pursuit came to an abrupt halt thanks to a wellplaced spike strip deflating any hopes the driver had of a clean getaway. I'll spike him. I'll spike him. I'm clean. As the vehicle stopped, the driver and a passenger were ordered to show their hands and lie on the ground with the driver nervously trying to distance the passenger from any wrongdoing. He even requested his phone be given to her, perhaps to call for a good lawyer. The driver, visibly shaken and mentioning a recent family loss, seemed to forget that speeding recklessly was hardly a safe way to honor his loved ones. [Music] [Music] We're stopped. We're stopped. >> Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. Put your hands up now. Put your hands up. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Anybody who else in the vehicle, get on the ground. Quit moving. >> Keep moving. Show me your hands. Project. Hey, I'm sorry. >> Get on the ground. Don't move. I don't care. Don't move. >> Don't move. >> Yes, sir. Ain't nothing in the car. >> Well, put your hands out to the side now. Put your hands out to the side. >> Anybody else in the vehicle? >> My girl, bro, she she ain't got nothing to do with the women. >> You're going to do exactly what I say when I say it. Okay. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I'm just scared cuz my bird >> I don't care. Put your head down now. >> I don't care. >> I got to pull over green one. Hope 10:15. >> Put your cigarette out. Put your cigarette out. >> Put your cigarette out. Go >> ahead. My front passenger side. >> She ain't got nothing to do with her. >> Can you give him my at the bottom probably? >> My bad. Get you into that. All right. All right. >> Would you just wait? >> Can I give a hug? Can I give a hug? Hey, one of you come transport back to 2008 Dodge Charger to >> On March 10th, 2024, Santa Fe police attempted to apprehend 35-year-old Rick Robert Chavez, who had multiple active arrest warrants. After locating him at Rodeo Park Drive West, officers attempted a traffic stop, but Chavez fled, leading to a pursuit. Despite officers using pursuit intervention techniques and deploying stop sticks, Chavez continued driving until his tires deflated. >> Pursuit approved. Go. Looks like the spikes were a hit. >> The pursuit ended in a neighborhood on Vereda de Kanto where Chavez exited his vehicle and entered another car driven by 42-year-old George Anthony Therigut Jr. whom police identified as a cooking spirit. >> During the encounter, officers engaged with both individuals. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> 1080. 1080. >> A police K9 was also released during the response, but mistakenly made contact with officer Charles Ova. At some point, officer Ova sustained an injury and body camera footage showed officers assisting him. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> 1080. 1080. >> Show me your hands. Get on the gun. Hey, get on the ground. You get dog. >> I have my dog. We need to get him. I think he got shot. >> Where is he? >> He's over here. >> Hey. Hey. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground, George. Get on the ground, bro. Get on the ground, man. Bro, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Come over here. Come this way. >> Grab the next jump. Get on your [Music] back. [Music] Chavez was transported to a hospital where he was later pronounced no longer present. The good received medical care before being placed into custody and has since pleaded not guilty to multiple charges. Officer Ova recovered and returned to duty. >> On December 21st, 2024, at approximately 11:00 a.m., Arkansas State Police were alerted to a theft at a GameStop store in West Memphis. The suspects left the scene in a white Nissan Maxima, prompting law enforcement to search for the vehicle. Do you think these officers will track them down? If you believe they will drop a one in the comments below. >> A trooper located the suspect vehicle at Avalon Street and the East Service Road. When the driver failed to stop, a pursuit began with the vehicle traveling through residential areas at speeds over 100 mph. To prevent further risk, troopers used a tactical vehicle intervention at Broadway Boulevard and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. successfully bringing the vehicle to a stop. >> On Broadway, I got several West M West Memphis unit. Come on. All right. Crawl out. Do it slowly. Crawl out. Do it slowly. >> If you don't do exactly what ground, just just go to your knees. [Music] >> Stand. Keep coming. >> Somebody with just a pistol. Come up to like >> keep going. Keep walking. >> I'm holding on the back window. All three individuals were taken into custody and authorities recovered over $2,600 worth of merchandise. He's showing them. >> Slowly. Same way. >> Drop it. Drop it. >> Crawl out. I am not worried about a problem. [Music] >> Face away from me. If you don't do exactly what you told, you'll be understand me. Keep coming. >> Keep coming. >> I'm holding on the car. >> That's to your left. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Show your knees. >> Next birthday. Show me your hands. Do it now. >> That cell phone. Do it now. >> Dropped it. >> Hands. Put your hands outside the car. >> Put your hand You walk get in your car and go down. car clear. >> Can you see in there? >> Yep. >> Yep. >> All the Here you go, Donnie. >> [ __ ] your vehicle. >> Dude, they sold a bunch of stuff. >> Everybody out now? >> Yeah. We got three in custody. >> The driver, Dennis Davis, faces multiple charges, including theft, reckless driving, and fleeing. Passengers Davian Lawson and Bobby Lawwood were charged with theft and possession of drug paraphernalia. Four city. >> On October 15th, 2023, a California Highway Patrol officer stopped on the shoulder of Interstate 5 in Tahama County to check on what appeared to be a disabled white Honda. The vehicle had dark window tint and a sun shade covering the windshield, raising suspicion. As the officer approached on the passenger side and asked the driver to roll down his window, the driver refused and instead stepped out of the vehicle. >> Moments later, the situation escalated as the driver, later identified as Joseph Michael Pate, engaged with the officer before taking control of the patrol car. >> 802 shots. Get on the ground. Do not do it. Oh, [Music] >> 802, I'm hit. 802, I'm hitting the light. 802, I'm hitting the light. He's taking off with the patrol vehicle. Heat. Heat. Dash camera footage captured him recklessly swerving through traffic, creating a dangerous situation for other motorists. At one point, he cut in front of an 18-wheeler, causing it to overturn. The patrol car then caught fire, but Pate was able to exit before being taken into custody. >> Hold on. Hold on. coming. >> That's good. That's good. >> Over there. >> I don't know. I just saw on his stomach. >> Anybody got blood on them? I think it's one of those over there. >> Authorities transported P to the hospital where he was later pronounced no longer present. >> Meanwhile, the officer who sustained injuries to his abdomen, shoulder, and leg underwent treatment and has since physically recovered, returning to duty. or something. >> Aerial footage from a CHP chopper later revealed how dangerously close the incident came to impacting other drivers on the highway. On January 30th, 2025, at approximately 4:17 p.m., the Lakew Worth Police Department conducted a traffic stop on 35-year-old Nicholas Sides for a traffic violation. [Music] [Music] Turn right to command. Instead of complying, Sides sped away, initiating a pursuit that ended when he crashed his vehicle into a backyard near Sansen Park. Shots fired. Shots fired. Mel, white, gray. Off Harley. Breathe and black shirt. Off. Here. Here. Harley. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Here. Don't do that. Don't do it, sir. No. >> Don't do it. Don't do it. Here. >> Don't do it. Please give it up, sir. >> Come on. We can work with detectives. Hey, stop walking towards us. >> Put the gun down. Put the gun down. >> Don't do it. Come on. We can We can work with detectives, dude. Don't have to be your charge, man. Whatever you got. >> If you don't, it's fine. Okay. Put the gun down, dude. Come on. Stay where you're at, man. >> Put the gun down. >> Drop it. >> It doesn't have to do me like this. >> No. >> I don't want to do that. >> Dude, you're not in that much trouble. Drop it. >> No. >> It's just evading, dude. He's trying to back up in the vehicle. Has a gun. [Music] Turn around. Come back towards us. [Music] Upon exiting, he engaged with officers before getting back into his vehicle and fleeing again, leading to a second pursuit that ended at a residence on Skyline Drive in Fort Worth. Forward 911. What's the address of the emergency? >> I'm the guy having to stand off with the police. >> I'm sorry. What's going on? >> Okay. >> What? Why are you having to stand up for the police? >> Uh, it's a long story, but it's happening. And I'm trying to I'm trying to get a hold of my mom. She was in a let me call her. I want to talk to her cuz there SW here to kill me. So, I'd like to talk to my mother. >> Oh, be with me. All right. I'm going to try to help you out. Okay. >> Stay to come in there. Just strap in the front yard. >> They're doing what? We can resolve this. Nick, just drop the weapon right there. Nick, >> do not move. Once inside the home, sides refused to cooperate, prompting the forward police crisis intervention team and SWAT to respond. Officers attempted to negotiate and deescalate the situation for several hours while sides set off fireworks both inside and outside the house. Eventually, he exited with a firearm, ignoring police commands. In an effort to disarm him safely, officers used 40 mm less round, but sides continued his actions. As the situation escalated, an officer from Fort Worth swat responded with a single round after which medical aid was immediately provided. Sides was transported to a hospital where he was later pronounced no longer present. No officers or civilians were injured during the incident and authorities concluded their response at the scene. The police in Los Cusus received a call from Walmart. Security room reported in an ongoing theft at the store. According to the information from the security, the suspect was a woman and her description matched that of a previously wanted suspect. The police immediately arrived at the scene. That's perfect. [Music] >> Where's she at? >> Right here. She's at register 11. So, she concealed some clothes into that bag. Now, she's only scanning like the grocery stuff and like socks >> on three. Did you see? >> Yeah. She's not attempting to pay for the >> Yes, sir. We're uh we're already inside. >> Yes, sir. Uh for a assault. Um we have eyes on her right now. She's at the register >> and she has trespass as well from Valley, but it's for all Walmarts. >> The officer contacted security to confirm the information and reviewed the images of the woman and her theft behavior. [Music] Yeah, she concealed some items, so we're going to get her on that, too. >> Don't worry. You want to just walk up on her? >> Yeah. >> Um, if it's up to you guys if you want to do it in the store, but if she doesn't pass the last point of sale, I can't charge her for those. >> Well, well, for us, if she conceals them, >> um, that's enough for us to >> Oh, yeah. If that works, let's go and do that, though. >> Okay. She's You said it's in the back. >> Yeah, in the back. Yeah. >> What is it? Uh, it's like socks 93 and 11 socks and like shirts. >> Yeah, like clothes basically like clothes. Okay. >> She's going to be walking out now if you guys don't know. >> Where's she at right now? >> Register 11, >> which is closer to this side or that? >> It's like right in this It's closer to this side for sure. >> So, her car's declining right now for these items. She might just try to walk out maybe. >> As the woman left the store, the police quickly approached and asked her to stop. Get away from me. >> It was clear she had committed theft and was panicking upon seeing the police. Although not formally charged, the woman immediately fled, but she was swiftly apprehended by the police. >> The suspect identified as Isabelle, 31 years old, had a prayer record for theft. Hey, >> we got her inside. Go the phone. Go. >> Yeah. From on the east side. >> Yeah. You okay? >> Come on, roll over. You were just fighting me for your phone, so stop. Roll over. >> The situation became tense when she suddenly collapsed. The police quickly administered first aid at the scene and transported her to the hospital for treatment. >> Yeah. Come on. [Music] >> Oh yeah. >> She reacted to it. She squinted her nose. >> Oh, she reacted to it when I put it in her nose. She squinted. [Music] She's starting to get a little more responsive already. >> Can I give her the second dose? >> Uh, just wait. >> 3 minutes, right? >> 3 to four minutes. >> After receiving medical care, the suspect was transferred to the Dona Anna County Detention Center to face charges of theft and evading law enforcement. While an officer was conducting a speed check on GA85 in Muscogee County, he noticed a white car speeding after using radar to determine the car speed. The officer recorded 99 mph in the 65 mph zone. [Music] [Music] The officer activated his emergency lights and turned his car around to initiate a chase. The car initially slowed down and appeared to be preparing to stop but suddenly accelerated. [Music] That's 791 Manchester. >> The officer informed the communication center about the chase, reporting the vehicle moving south on GA85 at mile marker 11. >> Skooki County 85 southbound at the 11 1080 with a white sedan. 791. Are you 280? >> 1080 turning on Miller Road. Miller Road. [Music] The car continued at high speed, running red lights and weaving through stop traffic. [Music] When reaching the intersection of Miller Road and Melgian Road, the car collided with a vehicle stopped at a red light. The car then continued running red lights and drove against traffic lanes. [Music] Hey, >> are you okay? >> Yes, I am. >> Yes, you say I am. All right. Where you at? >> Uh, just off of Mon Road. Just off of M Road. It's a white sedan. Crystal Falls apartment area. Crystal Court. Turn in on Crystal Court. All [Music] right. Where you at now? >> Bush bond. Got an apartment. >> In the apartment. >> Right here. Stay here. >> I just got >> I don't care. I don't care. >> This is my baby. >> Whose car? Who's the driver? No, I need to get my baby driver. My baby is hurting. >> Get in here, >> bro. I'm going to call the police. My damn My baby in the car. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Excuse me. >> Baby's fine. >> I ain't have my license. I thought I know. I ain't got my license. >> I ain't have my You can arrest me. >> Shut up. >> You can arrest me. >> I heard you. >> The officer approached the car and found a woman screaming about her child who was sitting quietly in the back seat. Ma'am, get your baby. >> Get your baby. >> Get the baby out of there. >> Go right. It's a gol. >> A young man later arrived and confirmed he was the driver. After identifying the offender as Andrew James Simon for his Georgia driver's license. The officer arrested Simon, handcuffed him, and placed him in the officer's car. Go left my [ __ ] baby here. You can't do your >> Hey, what's your number? What's your number? 706 366. >> You got a phone? >> No. No phone. >> You don't have a phone? >> All right. Read my speeding. >> I wasn't even speeding. How I was speeding? Speeding. Hey T, get that. >> Drop down. >> Are you going straight back or you going to turn? >> No, I'm turning around. >> Excuse me. >> Coming over that way. >> Pardon me. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> Hey Kiki, get D number for me. >> Get D number. Add D to the C. >> I know. Thank you all. You're >> good. >> Yes, sir. You too. >> Simon was then taken to the Muscogee jail and charged with speeding, evading, driving in the wrong lane, reckless driving, and failing to obey traffic signals. A pickup truck, which had allegedly made several threats to law enforcement during the escape, became the target of a dangerous pursuit. Currently on the shoulders coming up to 150. to that lead. >> 427. >> The Arkansas State Police received information and quickly began the chase. Upon locating the suspect's position, You want to go in push and keep up on the shoulder. The vehicle continuously changed lanes and sped through multiple roads, making it difficult for the police to pinpoint its exact location and close in. Other police units joined the chase and continuously relayed the suspect position. [Music] The suspect continued driving at speeds up to 100 mph in the highway, demonstrating recklessness by continuously swerving and overtaking other vehicles when spotting the police nearby. Okay, now we're going to take 40 pass 67 north. too late. 71 seconds. [Music] Traffic 153. [Music] With the situation becoming increasingly dangerous, one officer decided to take decisive action, risking inaccurately maneuvering to get close to the vehicle at 100 mph. [Music] Do not rush that car. Do not rush that car. 40. Get out of your car. >> Finally, the vehicle veered off the lane and got stuck beside a ditch between two lanes. [Music] >> Let's see your hands. Let me see your hands. [Music] Okay, sir. Just pit it out. We got one occupant is not responsive. We have the 40 east and west. Both closed right now. [Music] >> Okay, watch your cross. Do I need to come from 440 or 40 westbound? I mean, >> probably better to come from 440, Sergeant. >> Unresponsive. is not responding to any kind of commands right now. >> Let's see your hands. >> Hey, >> on me. >> Okay, come on, Alex. >> Hey, I want crossfire. We're going to approach. Okay, >> I've got plates on. I've got plates on. Got level three plates. He's supposed to have a You get up front then, Alex. I'm on you. You ready? Let's move. >> The police immediately ordered the suspect to stop the vehicle, but received no response. After several failed attempts to call out via the loudspeaker, the police decided to approach the vehicle. >> Pick it up here. Alex and I will own him. You guys check the back seat. Roger. >> All right, Alex. I'm going to get the door. You're on him. Copy. Anything in the back, guys? >> Back is clear. >> Okay, here we go. >> Right here. >> I can't either. Uh, I'm going to get the window. >> Bust it. Bust it. You got to bust your window. Hands, [ __ ] Dad, hands. Seat belt. Cut the seat belt. What you got here? K. All right. Uh, Al, back up. K, y'all go hands on. Get him out of the car. Get him out. Get him clear. Get him clear. I see a knife in a right front pocket. Check for weapons. >> When they got closer, they found the suspect motionless inside the car. Medical help was immediately requested and the police performed initial first aid. The earlier threats from the suspect now had consequences as his dangerous flight ended tragically when he could not escape the consequences of his own actions. >> EV, >> how you doing, sir? >> How's it going, man? >> Good. Around an early Sunday morning on January 8th, 2023, the Faulner County Sheriff spotted a suspicious vehicle and decided to pull it over for a check. >> All righty. Where which hotel? >> Express. >> Express? >> Yes. Like express. >> Okay. Okay. All right. You got uh any paperwork on the vehicle? >> No. Uh no. >> Okay. >> Like what? >> Like registration? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'll get you out of here as quick as I can. Uh, let me run it real quick and I'll give it back to you. Yes, sir. >> Do you have My phone is dead. I can't do that. I got to do this. >> Okay. >> Who's there with him? >> Okay. >> Hold on. >> No, you can't. Stand up there by your vehicle. D23. Go ahead. >> However, the driver refused to comply and immediately fled, starting a high-speed chase. The sheriff and officers quickly joined the pursuit, chasing Hilton through the small roads of Fulton County and into the Conway city limits. 38. Take >> 1037 eastbound service road towards Missouri. coming up to it, but I'm behind eastbound going under street. Hell yeah. >> State police joined in and successfully on State Highway 89 to stop the vehicle. >> Despite having flat tires, Hilton continued driving until he lost control at an intersection of State Highway 89 and Interstate 40, where he crashed into a concrete embankment, bringing the car to stop. be done. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I got the >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Give me another car. Hang hand. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Hey, the other one here. >> A traffic violation led to a woman fleeing the scene when police attempted to stop her vehicle. The driver, a woman suspected of being intoxicated, was speeding on a relatively empty road. >> B31, I do have a pit per [Music] too fast right now. If you want to take primary, I'll drop back one. RP 73 J Paul Road speed slowing down to 48. Madison [Music] primary runway B62. Show me his primary 31 V1. Are y'all in a position where y'all can try to bust that vehicle in and stop? >> Throughout the chase, police patrol vehicles tried to close in, but heavy traffic made it difficult to intervene effectively. The narrow road made the situation increasingly dangerous. The challenge for law enforcement was not just stopping the suspect, but doing so safely. >> She tried. She hit us. Hit B31. Three police cars attempted to box in the vehicle, but the suspect continued to evade capture by speeding and weaving through traffic. >> On the rear, ain't too aggressive. We're not going to do that again. He struck me on the rear of my patrol car speeds. You don't allow. Let's uh let's try to get that bit taken care of. Speed's getting right at it. We have a safe distance to it. We're rolling 101 passing Monument Drive 87. After informing local police, spike strips were set up ahead of the vehicle's road. The tactic successfully disabled the car. >> Spike, spike, spike, spike, spike. >> Get out of the mother. I'm Get out of here, F. Damn. >> Send the traffic around. >> Hey, my body mic died, so I need someone else's camera. >> All right, I'm right here. >> You're hot. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Why did you call my tires? >> Listen here. You're under arrest. You understand that, right? >> You understand that? >> Yes or no? You're under arrest. >> I don't understand. >> Tell you to stop for blue lights. Okay. >> This here's your Miranda warning. >> The woman was removed from the vehicle, appearing to be under the influence. However, she claimed she did not understand why she was stopped. How much you had a drink today? You're drunk. >> I'm not. >> You are extremely. >> Spread your feet apart for me a little bit. Thank you. Spread your feet apart. Do you have any weapons on you? Guns, knives, drugs, anything like spread your feet. >> No, I'm going to I'm going to search you. I just don't want to get poked by nothing. >> No guns, knives, drugs, right? >> You're going to be fine. >> Nothing in your boots. All right. Come on. When the police asked her if she had been drinking before driving, the woman denied it. However, her behavior and the circumstances surrounding the chase suggested otherwise. This proven her claim and leading to further legal consequences. During a routine patrol one evening, the police officer spotted the silver Jeep Grand Cherokee driving above the speed limit on Interstate 30 West near mile marker 118. The vehicle entered a construction zone where the speed limit was 60 mph, but the driver continued at speeds exceeding 70 mph. The officer followed the vehicle and as they neared mile marker 115, the Jeep accelerated to 80 mph in the restricted speed zone. [Music] 88 Little Rock 1020 30 West 114 South Carolina X-ray Henry Tom 8. I'm Trooper Gun with the Arkansas State Police. The reason why I stopped you is speeding. You were speeding when the speed limit was 70. You're in a construction zone now where the speed limit has dropped to 60 and you're still driving over the speed limit. At mile marker 114, officer approached the driver, later identified as Bernard Williams III. When speaking with the officer, Williams not only lowered the window a few inches and muttered that he did not have a driver's license, he showed a photo of his license on his phone, but Derby couldn't make out the details. When asked for more documentation, including a rental agreement, Williams simply scrolled through his phone without responding. >> Will you make sure the car will you make sure the car is in park and step out for me, please? Can you make sure the car is in park and step out for me, please? Hey, it might sound like he's at you, but he's giving you a lot of water. Make sure the car is in park. Step out now. Upon noticing signs of marijuana use, including leftover residue, the archer called for backup and prepared to move Williams from the vehicle. After several requests, Williams suddenly fled and a high-speed chase ensued on Interstate 30, reaching speeds of up to 141 mph. 41471. [Music] Let me know if you take note. >> Williams drove recklessly, overtaking several vehicles and even colliding with an 18-wheeler truck. Heat. Heat. There's one After leaving the construction zone, the police carried out a tactical intervention, forcing Williams vehicle into a ditch where it flipped multiple times. Hey, get on the ground. >> He's running on foot. Williams, not wearing a seat belt, exited the car from the passenger side and ran into a nearby wooded area. Despite K9 and drone support, Williams managed to escape. However, after his driver's license was verified, he was arrested on November 13th, 2024, and charged with speeding, exceeding the speed limit, evading arrest, drug use, failure to provide documentation, not wearing a seat belt, and causing property damage. A high-speed chase took place on a highway in Florida when a man ordered to pull over by Florida Highway Patrol decided to flee instead of cooperating him. Police immediately reported the situation via radio and requested backup. Heat. Heat. [Music] Oh my god. The pursuit continued on several roads at high speeds with the suspect recklessly driving through wind and roads, making it difficult for the police to catch up. [Music] [Music] Okay. [Music] Heat. [Music] [Music] We need help now. [Music] Main Street. [Music] [Music] However, when he entered a road near a residential area, the police decided to intervene. Stay right there. Don't move. Don't move. Stay right there. >> They quickly disabled the vehicle and the suspect fled on foot. The driver was apprehended immediately. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. Passenger ran that way. Back to his name or some [ __ ] Black minnow about 6'2, bro. But you know why? I ain't had no [ __ ] job with no [ __ ] life. >> That's exactly ain't got [ __ ] brother. >> I ain't got you [ __ ] What the [ __ ] I swear for? >> I just said I was going to jail before I ran the police. Bro, I got [ __ ] license. I got license, bro. [Music] >> Once in the patrol car, the man continued to scream, completely panicked and unable to control the situation. His fight from the police not only led to severe consequences, but also resulted in multiple serious charges for the suspect. >> I'm going to sign the ticket. >> No, I'm not here to play games. >> I know, but I'm going to put your hands behind your back. >> I'm going, Mr. Brook. I'm going out. You have Mr. Brooks, you are hurting my arm. >> Come on. >> All right, sir. Like I explained to you, uh you can't be in the park at night. was going to receive a simple ticket stating that uh you was in the park at the right sign right on that. >> What am I signing over? Is it is it a charge or anything or just a ticket? >> And I have to sign it. >> You cannot sign and go to jail. >> This one here. All right. That's your license. >> Can you come here, ma'am? >> All right. So, you're going to receive a ticket for being in the park after hours. All right. Just need to sign right here on the X. >> But because we're out of Didn't you say we were out of time? So, we wouldn't have known that. >> Yeah. But that's that's not a valid reason why >> you should be in the park cuz you're from out of town. >> And what's your back number? >> 7452. >> And what's your name? >> Officer Brooks. >> What's your first name? >> I'm not I'm not going to give you my first name. >> Okay. And I don't have to sign this, right? >> You do have to sign it. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Well, like I explained to him, if you don't sign it, then you're going to be physically taken to jail. >> Gotcha. A woman was asked by Atlanta police to sign a ticket for violating park hours. One day after requested her signature, she refused and asked if it was an accusation or just a fine. >> What's the badge number? >> I gave it to you two times, man. >> Okay, I'm asking again. >> And I'm not giving it to you. >> Okay. >> Are you going to sign it? >> No, because I want your badge number. Put your hands behind your back for me. >> She got Hey, listen my ma'am. She says she's not signing. She put your hands behind your back. >> Sir. Ma'am, >> you're hurting me. >> Okay. I'm ask you to put your hands behind your back. >> Sir, >> put your hands behind your back. >> Stop me. >> Sir. >> Ma'am, put your hand behind your back. Come on. I need you to back up. >> I'm just saying like >> I need you to back up. You don't need to touch her like that. She's not putting her hands behind her back. >> I'm ask and I'm asking a question. >> Despite the officer explaining that failure to sign would result in arrest, the woman firmly declined and demanded to know why she was being detained. >> Sir, put your hands behind your back. >> I'm asking you a question. >> I'm letting you know. I'm not going to ask you again. I'm going to forcefully put your hands behind your back. >> But sir, Mr. Brooks, is this really necessary? >> Mr. Brooks, >> hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hey, listen. My back. She needs to put her on. Okay, you can put your phone down. >> Oh my god. >> Hold on. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not saying that I'm refusing to sign the ticket. I'm going to sign the ticket. >> You don't have an option now >> because I'm But I'm going to sign the ticket, Mr. Brooks. I'm going to sign the ticket. I'm going to sign the ticket. >> No, I'm not here to play games with you. >> I know, but I'm going to sign. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm going Mr. Brooks. I'm going to sign >> I'm going to sign the ticket. I >> asked you to sign the ticket. You told me you're not signing the ticket. >> I'm going to sign the ticket now. Mr. Brooks, I'm going to have the option. >> Why don't I have the option to stop? >> I gave you two options. She was asking for your back. >> Asking for your back. >> The situation escalated when the officer tried to arrest her. She accused the officer of using excessive force and expressed confusion about why she was being arrested. >> Why am I being arrested? >> Why am I being arrested? I don't understand why I'm being arrested. You please tell me why I'm being arrested. >> Turn around and put your hands. >> Can you tell me why I'm being arrested? I have the right. I have the right to know. Oh my god. >> Put your hands behind your back and stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> What are you tasing her for? >> Why are you blowing out? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You are hurting me. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm trying to tell you my out. You are the You are hurting my arm. >> You got the name of Jesus. I've been arrested. A >> y'all are hurting. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> All right, sit up. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Get in the car. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Sit up and get in the car. >> Oh my god. >> Ouch. Oh my god. >> Go ahead and search her before I put her in. >> Stand up. Stand up. Turn around. [Music] >> You got any weapons on you? Any knives? Anything like that? >> No. >> You sure? Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Put your feet inside. >> Oh my god. >> Can I have my phone? >> Throughout the ordeal, the woman continued to shout and show signs of distress, stating that she felt harassed and demanded a clear explanation. She also asked the police to let her make a phone call to her family. When placed in the police car, she continued to complain about the pain and her state of confusion. The woman repeatedly claimed that she was being treated unfairly while the police insisted they were simply carrying out their duties. So, what do you think? That the police fulfilled her responsibilities or was the woman truly treated unjustly? Double your comments down below. Drop a like, comment on your favorite chase, and don't forget to click the subscribe button to join the team in Chasing Speed Drama. ever really know what's going on. Look at me sometimes like all you want to do is run. Hear me out. Give me up.