Confidence turns into recklessness. Challenges are voiced, then fall silent as the law forces everything to end in a way no one expected. The video you are about to watch captures moments where a single wrong decision [music] set off a chain of irreversible events. NOW GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF the >> I don't want to have to tase you, man. >> No, this is crazy. >> Don't get back in the car. Don't get back in the car. Hey, stop. >> Stop fire. hotel >> in San Leandro, California. On the evening of February 16th, 2025, San Leandro police received a report of a vehicle- related assault in a parking lot on Hesperion Boulevard. About 20 minutes later, an officer located a pickup truck believed to be involved and initiated a traffic stop. The driver did not comply, exited the vehicle, and moved toward the officer despite multiple commands to stop. >> Hey, stay right there, bro. Stop. Stop. Hey, stop where you are right now. Hey, I don't want to tease you. >> Sorry, point uncooperative. >> Copy one. Report uncooperative. Channel one. >> During the approach, the suspect suddenly drew a handgun, pointed it toward police, and attempted to take cover at the front of the vehicle. Officers were forced to respond to control the threat. When additional units arrived, the suspect discarded the weapon and signaled surrender, but remained slow to comply with instructions. lay down. >> Get on theinging ground. >> Bean bag deployed two times. >> Get back. >> We're going to stand by for more units. more unit. >> We're going to get a shield. >> We're going to get a shield >> and uh >> and for my arrest for my arrest. >> After applying less lethal measures, police safely restrained and arrested the suspect. No injuries were reported. [music] The scene was secured and the case was transferred to the prosecutorial phase. >> Can you just roll the windows down for me, please? >> Roll the windows down. Stop. Stop. Hey, stop where you are right now. Hey, I don't want to tease you. 21 one at t sorry one at taser point on property >> I don't want to have to tase you man >> no this is crazy >> don't get back in the car don't get back in the car stop Fire truck. >> Subscribe to join us as we analyze real world situations from an operational perspective. >> Hey, show me how. Don't move. >> Are you injured? >> Hey, are you hit? >> Hey, boss, are you hit? >> Hey, get the out the car. >> Get out the car. Get out the car. In Phoenix, Arizona on February 12th, 2025, the Cactus Park Police team was conducting a follow-up investigation related to a prior drug arrest when they identified two suspects [music] in a white SUV connected to drug trafficking. Police positioned patrol vehicles to block the front and rear and repeatedly ordered the two individuals [music] to exit the vehicle, but they did not comply. The driver suddenly fled, rammed two patrol cars, and drove toward an officer, forcing [music] two officers to fire their weapons before the vehicle abruptly accelerated and escaped. Hey, get the [ __ ] out the car. >> Get out the car. Get out the car now. The SUV was later lost from view, but police quickly relocated it and pursued it to [music] the area of 59th and Northern. The passenger jumped out of the vehicle, fled into an apartment complex, and was arrested using a 37 mm less lethal launcher. The driver crashed, lost control, and was restrained shortly afterward. Both suspects sustained non-life-threatening gunshot injuries, were transported to the hospital, and then booked into jail on multiple [music] charges. A quantity of various drugs was recovered from the vehicle. >> Police out. >> Get on your knees. >> GET ON YOUR KNEES NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS ON TOP of your head. >> What's wrong? Where? On April 24th, 2024 in Portland, Oregon, federal investigators executed a search warrant on an individual under investigation for storing and sharing illegal images. During the operation, the suspect was seated in an unmarked federal SUV and had not been handcuffed. When informed that law enforcement had discovered critical evidence, the individual suddenly locked the vehicle doors, moved into the driver's seat, and accelerated away. Heat. Heat. Shut down. Exit 48. Clakamus County Police quickly identified the vehicle and initiated a pursuit. [music] Despite multiple unsuccessful spike strip deployments, pursuing units maintained pressure. When the vehicle's tires were damaged and the suspect attempted to exit the highway, officers executed [music] a pit maneuver, causing the vehicle to roll, ending the incident, and the suspect was restrained. What do you mean? >> We got tires moving. Got to try to flip bail. see me. Throw him another unit. He's got visual on me. He's going to listen to me. A lot of backwards. Long. Long way. We're going to meet you. Yep. On December 21st, [music] 2024 in Bell County, Texas, a DPS officer received a report of a vehicle driving dangerously, suspected of impairment, heading in his direction. Earlier, Temple police had attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver failed to comply. Slow down a little bit. We're to uh speed 86. He's in the right lane. Right. We're speed 74. Sh pad again 4 taking the service road by the clean mall coming in medium. A black Dodge Ram with front end damage soon appeared. The driver was a lone male who rolled down the window, leaned heavily over the steering wheel, and repeatedly weaved across lanes. These signs indicated that the situation had moved beyond a routine violation and posed a serious risk to the surrounding area. DOWN ON THE GROUND. DOWN ON GROUND. [music] I'm going to break this. Hey, >> you want glove up, partner? Yeah, go your way. out. >> GET OUT THE [ __ ] CAR NOW. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW, YOU DUMB. GET OUT THE [ __ ] CAR. >> AT 6:30 p.m. on December 15th, 2025 on Fort Street [music] and Mayo Drive, a vehicle failed to comply with a traffic stop and immediately accelerated away, quickly exceeding [music] 100 mph. The driver repeatedly changed direction, weave through residential areas, and at times [music] turned off the vehicle's lights to avoid being tracked, increasing the risk to traffic. Police maintain distance while continuously updating the vehicle's location and speed [music] to assess the level of danger. >> Get out of the car. See my black Hispanic male over my car. We're on stro coming up the strober lane. I'm not sure. [screaming] [music] Speed 75. Pass the mayo. Get off the radio. South first rockers. Travis medium. About to cut through a red lock. Hazard. >> [screaming] >> out. TBR neighborhood speed 25 coming up. >> The pursuit ended when the vehicle drove into a dead end street. At the scene, the driver barricaded inside the vehicle with the doors locked, requiring officers to issue clear commands and control the situation step by step until the suspect exited the vehicle and was safely restrained. >> GET OUT OF THEING CAR NOW. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW, YOU DUMB. GET OUT THE [ __ ] CAR. >> THE CAR WON'T OPEN. STUPID. >> That car won't open. >> Get the OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> THE CAR WON'T OPEN. >> YEAH, YOU MOTHER STUPID MOTHER. CRAWL OUT. GET THE OUT. >> GET THE OUT [screaming] NOW. >> COOL. CRAWL OUT NOW. >> GET THE OUT. Get the out. The door is loud. THE DUDE OUT [screaming] of the car. [ __ ] with 90. >> On May 29th, 2024 in Jacksonville, [music] Florida, St. John's County deputy stopped a white Ford F-150 to verify information regarding an active warrant from Citrus [music] County. During the interaction, the driver appeared tense, repeatedly argued about the legality of the stop and refused to [music] comply. When law enforcement requested that the vehicle be moved to verify documentation, the driver suddenly [music] accelerated and fled. has plenty of problems with signal one. Right. Welcome. I see a trooper up here. Everybody else back up and go to else back up and go tonight. First sergeant on stay here. You got passing 333. Passing 33 inside home. All right, troopers catching me at the 333 and A2. Going to switch positions. FHP's taking over the inside lane. Northbound 90 mph. Pass the 3340 [music] box. The pursuit quickly escalated into a high-speed chase with the Florida Highway Patrol [music] taking the lead. After multiple attempts to gain control in one unsuccessful pit, law enforcement carried out a second pit maneuver, [music] forcing the vehicle to stop. The suspect was restrained, transported for medical evaluation, and faced multiple criminal charges. I can't help myself. I can't. I am. I'm trying to I'm going to be in front of the table. I really HANDLED IT NOW. ON JUNE 15TH, 2021 in Lafarge, Wisconsin, police received a report of a man showing unstable behavior at a private residence. As Deputy Eric Tixen approached the scene, the 45 years old suspect suddenly rushed forward and struck him head-on with his head. >> We handled it now. on your belly. There you go. >> Tracking. We just >> head down. >> This is freaking me out. >> Head down, buddy. >> Ambulance here. You want to do it at the hospital? >> Stop. A double back. And >> I got your ankle cuffs. >> This puzzle's got to stop backwards. Crazy. >> This ain't going to work. >> You need an ambulance. >> You need an ambulance. Stand up >> here. Let's help you up, buddy. >> No, exactly. Hang out with us. >> No, don't. >> Just be calm. Do you need an ambulance? >> Can you get your key? I see that. >> The individual spoke incoherently, displayed signs of severe disturbance and required officers to restrain him and [music] transport him for medical evaluation before temporary detention. Although the initial situation was brought under control, the impact [music] caused serious injury to Deputy Tixen, leading to severe medical complications afterward. Subscribe [music] to the channel so you don't miss clear and objective real world intervention cases. >> Um, want a drink of water? Put me on the spot. >> I mean, it's your call to lay on the sand. >> Where's my life now? What's the point? No, seriously. My thumb, these cuffs are really hurting me. >> 20 Vernon, you can cancel EMS. >> Have you got realized the craziest thing? No, I'm trying. My thumb's really hurting. >> Your thumbs are fine, dude. >> Don't pluck me out. Ants marching. It's the >> Your hand is free. >> Let's see if we can get him up on his feet. >> Break our bones. >> All right, we're going to roll. I want us all. >> All right, bud. I'm going to have you stand up. >> One, two. Your feet in. >> You [ __ ] saved my life. All right, man. Can you get your feet in there? It's cool in there. I got the air conditioner on. >> You got me in the cage. I'm exactly free. I want to work with you. Questions at once. >> There you go. >> Watch your knee. >> Okay, I'm working. >> There you go. >> I'm not messing around. We'll just go. >> I'm going to have to get >> Hello, Eric. Better stop, dude. Damn. 1121. >> In Oklahoma County, a police officer ordered a man to exit the vehicle for a check. [music] Instead of complying, the suspect suddenly fled, leading to a brief foot pursuit. When approached, the individual repeatedly refused commands, failed to place his hands behind his back, [music] and displayed clear acts of resistance. >> Down, >> dude. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. Okay. >> Roll over. >> Why you tasing? >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Put it behind your back, dude. >> Okay. Okay. Why you chasing me? >> Put your >> Because you fled. >> I didn't flee. >> I'm the police. If you move your hands from your back again, you're going to get it again. Do you understand? >> Yes. Look. He going to d Look. 1121. >> Officers were forced to deploy a taser multiple times in order to stop and control the suspect. Even after being restrained, the man continued to resist, [music] making handcuffing difficult. The incident only concluded when law enforcement fully subdued [music] the suspect and brought him under safe control, ending the tense operational situation. >> Stay down. >> Why you tasing me? >> Dude, you tas me. >> You're going to get it again. >> Why you looking at me like that? Why you tasing me? Why you tasing me? >> Taser deployed again. >> Get up and you're going TO GET TASED AGAIN. 1 2 >> dude. Seriously. [music] >> But stop. I'm done. I'm down. I'm I'm done. I'm >> He keeps chewing the taser. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. We're putting cuffs on now. Will >> you just hold your taser out on him? He keeps He just keeps chewing the wires. >> Why you tasing me? Why you tasing me? Why is it? What happened? >> Get up. >> Get up. >> Yeah, you can get up. >> Stand up. IT TOUCHES MY HEAD. FOR YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU >> on June 29th, 2024 [music] in Uklid, Ohio, an officer spotted a stolen Chevrolet Silverado carrying four teenagers and attempted a [music] traffic stop. The driver immediately accelerated and fled, sending the pursuit through multiple city streets and onto the highway at speeds exceeding 100 mph while traffic was still present. [ __ ] Just ran me. Just ran me. Chevy Silverado have speeds right now at 75. Light traffic. Roads are dry. Southbound passing Cano have speeds at 80. Yeah. >> Click vehicle turn eastbound on Uklid. Traveling east and magnolia. Traffic light yielding. Cross speeds upward of 95. Eastbound. Traffic is light and yielding passing 276. Onward speeds are 100. Oh, jumping on to 90 west radio. >> All right, we're driving 90 westbound. >> Vehicle speeds are 85 miles. >> Big time crash. Big time crash. We roll [music] squad 156. You hit a pedestrian. John Union Lincoln 3268. They're bailing on foot. They got guns. >> Get off there. Get off. >> GET OUT THE WAY. GET OUT THE WAY. >> Did they get off at 156? >> After exiting the highway, the vehicle ignored a stop sign, collided with another vehicle, and crashed into a utility pole. The occupants fled and scattered into a residential area. Police established a perimeter, [music] coordinated with residents, and deployed a K9 unit to conduct the search. All four suspects were later apprehended. A search of the vehicle led law enforcement to recover a firearm identified as stolen property. >> Stay right behind Jerry Smith. One great army. MY MOM hands behind your back. >> I have one in custody. >> Your ass ain't going to get my ass. Put my hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO TELL YOU AGAIN. PUT IT BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Police were called to handle a domestic dispute stemming from an argument over adjusting the temperature inside the home. At the scene, officers determined that the conflict involved a woman and her boyfriend who did not reside at the address with indications of minor physical pushing. >> No, I don't. But not a lot because it's kind of it's really small in here. >> Weapons. I can never find myself here. >> Responding to a call and I need your ID. >> We need your We need to see your ID. What? >> We here for a call of service >> for her. >> Yeah, but we here for a call of service. >> He doesn't stay here. It don't matter. He's not going to have his stuff. I'm >> not being rude. >> I'm not being rude at all. I'm not being saying he doesn't she just told you I don't >> You can't say You can't say that he doesn't have his stuff when I don't suit my [music] bed. He doesn't stay here. >> We need your name and date of birth. >> Here's my building. >> It It do. It do. It take all of us. >> I'm saying it. >> It do. >> So lit. >> I mean, you saying it, so I'm I'm letting you know. Yeah, it do. Give your name. Put your hands behind your back. Gave y'all my name. >> He just gave y'all his name. >> So you want to do arrest now? You want to do arrest? So what am I? So what is she doing the first time? Now I'm under arrest now. You just SAID BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO TELL YOU AGAIN. PUT IT BEHIND YOUR BACK. WHERE'S THE HEY, HEY, HEY. GET ALL GET ALL their badge numbers. Get all their badge numbers. >> Get get all their badge numbers. >> Get all bad. How many times? >> During the interaction, police requested personal identification information for investigative purposes. The exchange became tense when the suspect did not fully cooperate. Ultimately, the individual was restrained and arrested [music] on charges of obstructing official duties, bringing a minor incident to an end with legal consequences. I thought ON Y'ALL'S >> HOW MANY TIMES I SP MY NAME FOR YOU? TWICE, RIGHT? >> Let's go. >> And you sitting there Kevin, >> come here. Come get him real quick. >> Hey, get you a hard be on her phone right now. I don't He gave you his name >> and you're not even birthday. >> Come on, man. >> And he spelled me for you twice >> and SHE THE ONE THAT CALLED NIGHT. He didn't give y'all his. >> So I'm confused on what y'all arrested your mom. >> Ain't no power trip. Have a good night. >> Yeah, y'all have a good night. And now this will be going to wherever >> police department. >> Fair police department. >> Oh, good. >> You got that? >> D E R R >> This is my notepad. >> Stop lying, bro. You got that the first time when I stuck to you. >> We run this camera back. Are you going to be right or am I going to be right >> about what? >> About me giving you my name three times. This is the fourth time. This is THE FOURTH TIME. >> I DO. [screaming] HE'S ME. HE'S SAVED ME. >> During a traffic stop in Pensacola, police discovered that the vehicle was using an invalid and expired license plate. In the course of the stop, the officer reported detecting the odor of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle, which [music] established grounds to inspect the vehicle in accordance with standard procedures. Do >> you have anything on your poke stick or hurt me in any way? No. >> Do you have any objection to me searching you? No. All right. I'm going to have you step right here. Okay. So, like I told you, I smell the odor of milk. Okay. It's a little bit of weeding. I ain't worried about it. Okay. I'm not sitting here just visiting right now. Who's from here? We're just busy. We stay in Colorado. You know, Colorado. >> Well, I got you, but there is absolutely no way I would step. So, I'm going to search the car based on the odor of marijuana. Okay? Not worried about a little bit of weed, nothing like that. That's all it is. Get y'all out of here because if she doesn't get out of the car, we're going to force her out and then she's going to go to jail. >> Knowledge of criminal law. >> I need you to go over there. My name is Officer D for the Pensacola Police Department. >> I don't I don't know. I haven't been reading my records. I don't know what's going on. I don't know. Oh my god. Get out of the vehicle. >> What's wrong with you? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> WHAT'S GOING ON? >> GET out of the vehicle. >> Please help me. I got >> Get out of the car. >> What's wrong with you? >> WHAT DID I DO? >> I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M DOING. >> The driver initially cooperated while the female passenger was asked to step out to ensure safety and facilitate the inspection. She repeatedly refused to comply with commands despite clear explanations and multiple warnings. As the non-compliance continued to regain control, the [music] female passenger was subsequently restrained and charged with offenses related to resisting law enforcement. >> To me, PLEASE KILL ME. HE GOT HE'S SHOOTING ME. HE'S SHOOTING ME, MA'AM. >> Get on the ground. >> Get up on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. BEHIND YOUR BACK. Somebody help me. [screaming] SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. SIR, SIR. WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED FOR I DO [screaming] ME? HE'S SAVING ME. >> Your arm behind YOUR BACK. >> I AM. HE'S PULLING MY HAND FOR NO REASON. He's really ABUSING ME. PLEASE HELP ME. WHAT are you doing? >> WHAT DID I DO? >> WHAT THE [ __ ] IS GOING ON? WHAT THE HELL? You just threw you saved me on purpose. >> Yes, 100%. Because you were resisting. >> I didn't resist it. >> They were both in her bag. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP. Get up. >> Please stop. >> TURN. >> On March 15th, 2024 in Florida, an officer conducted a traffic stop for a violation in the parking lot of a fast [music] food restaurant. As soon as the vehicle came to a stop, a woman suddenly opened the door and ran into a public restroom [music] area. The officer immediately gave chase, repeatedly issuing commands to stop, but the suspect did not comply and attempted to hide inside restroom stalls to evade control. >> Help! >> I'M HELP. >> PUT YOUR hands behind your back now. >> Stop. HELP. [screaming] PUT YOUR HAIR BEHIND her back. >> No, please. Stop. Please. >> Can you open this? >> Yeah. >> Did she throw anything in here? >> Um, no. I think she's trying. >> Stop. >> Not stop at all. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> I didn't do anything. Stop. >> You were under arrest. Stop it. >> You've 11 black female. >> Thank you for locking the door. You're welcome. >> Hey, bro. She had to take a [ __ ] We need to hit the light. >> You got your key on you? >> Yeah. >> Watch your feet for me. >> Damn. Hey, can you um can I talk to the dude right down that black truck? >> Yeah. Stay right here. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> I don't care. Stay right there. I don't care. Stay right there. >> What's going on? Y'all just coming chasing after us. What the hell? >> What's going on? What are you talking about? I didn't throw nothing. I don't know what he talking about. >> After being located and restrained, police determined that the individual had deliberately concealed evidence while fleeing. The situation was brought under control. The suspect was arrested and those involved, including a child who was present, were separated to ensure safety and handled in accordance with proper procedural protocols. >> Uh, you stay in the car. >> Yeah. >> Look at that. And this came out of your jacket that matches back. >> It's a backwood. I don't know. >> Yeah. And then you're smacking weed. Then >> we would have given you a warning and just destroyed your [ __ ] >> I will not do the police. I don't know what's going on. >> You're going to do the police today cuz you're acting like a dumbass. Damn. Dude, Burger King are some OG's. >> Were they like trying to help? >> As soon as I ran, they're like, "Men's room." >> Men's room. She's trying to climb under the stall. >> You said I can get mushrooms. You might >> What's her >> That's And watch your toes. phone number or whoever is going to pick up. >> You got to stand over here. Stand in the shade. It's too hot over there. You're in the sun. >> On a highway in Florida, FHP officers identified a vehicle exhibiting reckless driving behavior. When ordered to stop, the driver did not cooperate and continue traveling, forcing police to quickly assess the level of risk to traffic. somebody else traffic. Thank you. Look at all that. Pretty What do you have? After closely monitoring the vehicle, the lead officer deployed the pit technique in accordance with proper procedure. The precise contact caused the vehicle to lose balance and come to a safe stop within a short time. Get in the car. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. [screaming] STOP. Slowly release. Leave your hands out by the car. >> Okay. All the way. Open the door. Open the door all the way with your foot. Keep pushing it. Keep pushing it. Slowly step out. Slowly step out. Keep your hands outside the vehicle. Step out. >> Immediately afterward, officers approached, issued clear commands, and gained [music] control of the driver. The incident concluded with the suspect being handed over for processing in accordance with [music] regulations demonstrating the effectiveness of timely tactical intervention. Get when cooperation breaks down any situation can turn in unpredictable directions. The content you have just watched was edited and narrated by the channel team for [music] the purpose of analyzing operational developments using imagery only to the extent necessary to clarify the context. [music] Subscribe to the channel to continue following real life situations that we will analyze in upcoming videos. [music] But if you don't want to Could this be an extraterrestrial [music] vehicle? How would a tank stolen from a US Army military base in 1995 and old? Well, the familiar methods be enough to stop this pursuit. [music] Let's explore the unexpected situations and creative tactics that the police had to apply to deal with this challenge. >> Keep it up. Flip it. Flip it. Flip it. If you can flip it, flip it. >> On the morning of March 23, 2024, police received a call about a former employee stealing an excavator in Norcross. >> Okay. Is that like a tractor? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Any idea what he's doing? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Hey, stop. radio. Individual was driving a four-wheeler tractor is not stopping for me. >> After stealing the 75,000lb excavator, the suspect, Eddie Sanchez, drove up, causing danger on major roads like [music] Jimmy Carter Boulevard, police from several units joined the chase. Walking. >> So, rad your machine. What is it? One of those things. How fast is it? >> They can get they can get up probably about 30. >> Okay, grab that quick quick quick. >> Keep me updated. I've got the sanitation truck, the large tractor, which is our best bet. It's a little bit slower, but it's behind us as well. >> Hey, radio, we're in front of Victory World Church on Brook Hollow. That yellow bed. >> After turning [music] onto smaller roads, Sanchez was blocked and the excavator overturned. He was arrested and held on charges of theft, reckless driving, and resistant arrest. >> Hey, let's get him up since this thing's laying on his side. >> On June 14 in Hardwick State, police arrested 24-year-old Brandon Talman for theft and assault that had occurred earlier. Wayne Talman, 52 years old. The suspect's father, tried to save his son from being arrested by using an excavator with the intention of attacking the police vehicle. >> Wayne's wife, Amy Talman, 48 years old, also tried to prevent the police from arresting their son. Stop right now. Stop right now. [music] >> STOP. You need to go right now. Get out. GET UP. All available units. I've got 343 and 254 in a 1010 at 178. >> Get out. Get out. >> Behind your back. >> You're going to have to be CAREFUL WITH THAT, BOYS. >> SO take off your might have to. You definitely will. Just say do it. >> Get away from me. You're getting left to do. You've been in your little face impeding the entire time. Get back. >> Get back. We're done with you. >> You should be getting arrested as well. You're impeding. >> Stay in here. Stop and don't run. >> How'd you get that? Because I'm >> I want to talk to somebody who's smarter first. >> Let's not do this again. >> I want to talk to one of those guys first. >> All three family members were arrested. Wayne Telman faces charges and if convicted, he could face up to 11 years in prison. He is being held at the Northwest Correctional Facility in St. Johnsbury without bail. Meanwhile, Brandon Tolman, if convicted, could face up to 41 and a half years in prison. However, he was released under his mother's custody while awaiting trial. On May 26th, 1995, a terrifying event occurred in San Diego, California, when John Timothy Nelson, a 35-year-old former soldier, stole an M60 A3 tank from a US Army military base. This is San. After seizing the heavy tank, Nelson drove it through the streets of the San Diego suburb, creating chaos and causing significant [music] damage to the vehicles and infrastructure. >> This is the San Diego Police Department. Everybody go back in your house, get out of the street. >> Nelson ignored the traffic rules, driving a tank at incredible speeds, colliding with other vehicles, and destroying numerous civilian structures along the road. The estimated damage ran into millions of dollars. >> We notic a lot of people around the house attempted to drive citizens in their vehicles, police cars. [screaming] Uh it's beyond words. He could have done a lot if he wanted to. I don't know what he was making process, but it was very arbitrary. Go back to the house. Get out of the street. Absolutely the most hazardous thing that we have come across to date because we just didn't know how to stop it. I want to find out the vehicle down [ __ ] Authority immediately deployed pursuit teams to stop Nelson's actions. The chase began when the police were notified [music] of the theft and quickly responded this bridge. Hope he doesn't go off THE AIR. OKAY. 210 has two units of front. Police officers had to work closely with the military to track and encircle the tank. [screaming] Throughout the whole pursuit, Nelson drove the tank through narrow streets, causing traffic jams and panic. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [screaming] [screaming] Heat. Heat. slow traffic down. >> Okay, stop. >> I'm just going to try and take a bridge out. >> Take that bridge out. Which bridge? >> It's a pedestrian bridge south of Bela. There's nobody on it right now. >> Stay away from that bridge if he makes it. What the hell's your problem, [ __ ] [screaming] >> [ __ ] Let's just shoot till it stops turn. [screaming] Oh my god. >> Well, we're doing that as we speak. >> Hey, well, they're trying to get the hatch open right now. The guy's still inside. He's not He's trying to come undone. The pavement underneath him is breaking up. It's possible if he keeps jerking this thing side to side, he might be able to break that pose and roll again. Right now, the officers still hatch over. >> Eventually, Nelson was surrounded and could no longer escape. Despite being captured, he attempted to maneuver the tank to break through the blockade, but thanks to the coordination of the forces, Nelson was arrested. realized. >> During the whole investigation, authorities discovered that Nelson had an unstable past and psychological issues. He was eventually convicted of vandalism, theft of military property, and causing significant damage. The incident became one of the most bizarre and infamous events in San Diego's history, serving as a [music] lesson on the dangers of an individual losing control of military weaponry. An unexpected situation occurred on the road in [music] Washington state when a small plane made an emergency landing right on a busy lane. A patrol officer captured this moment on dash cam. What was special was that the pilot stepped out of the cockpit and pulled a plane to the side of the road himself, creating an interesting scene. Around 6:45 p.m. on June 28, 2024, a couple was driving through Crawford County, Missouri, when they were observed violating a lane. However, the vehicle they were driving was unlike any the police had encountered before. >> Well, this is a first. >> Hey, how you doing? >> I've never stopped a UFO. >> I come in, please. Me, too. >> All right. >> This is interesting. >> Kind of. >> I said this is interesting. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> We're going to Roswell to Mexico. >> I I saw the sign. >> Are you coming? >> I can't. I got to finish working tonight. >> Oh, man. >> It doesn't start till next Friday. >> Well, when you do 55 on the interstate, it's going to take you that long. >> I'm sorry. >> That's right. I said when you're doing 55 miles an hour, it's going to take a week to get there. >> Well, I can hit before speed if you want me to. >> Well, I wouldn't let you do that. I want you to get a speeding. >> You have a driver's license and your insurance for this? >> Yeah. >> Can I see it, please? >> Yeah. I'm going get back over here. >> Nervous. >> I'm a I'm the ex police officer. >> Where are you? Where at? >> Uh I was IPD Indianapolis. >> Indianapolis. I got a buddy that works there and I also have a guy I know that works at Roswell. >> Oh, really? >> Yep. >> Yeah. I uh I And I'm a Vietnam vet. >> According to the information from the sheriff's office, the vehicle had an expired license plate from Indiana. But that wasn't the strangest part. The truth was the vehicle seemed to come from another world. As the police approached, they realized that this wasn't an ordinary car described as a spaceship. It was headed to Roswell, New Mexico. >> I can have somebody, I guess, get me a tag to put on there. >> Have you been stopped yet since you left Indiana? >> I have not. >> But I was kind of hoping that I would because everybody [music] stopped me for one reason. >> Yeah. >> They want to get a picture. >> So, I'm waiting for somebody else to show up just to see what I'm talking about. >> All right. Give me a few minutes. With its enormous size, the vehicle seemed to be capable of causing [music] lane violations. According to the police officer, the wind and traffic on the interstate combined with the strange shape of the vehicle made the [music] lane violation understandable. >> But you know what? I love law enforcement. I love military cuz I'm old, right? >> You know, I did uh I graduated my LEA 8476 class law enforcement academy. I was a correctional officer before that. I was a MP in the army. Uh 21 years in Vietnam. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to give you this back. This does not look like you. So, I assume you're some type of uh skin walker because I have my >> shape shifter or something. >> Well, yeah. See, I have my humanoid book right now. >> I told you somebody would show up to have to see this. You guys can get pictures if you want. >> Hey, how you doing? >> They come in peace. >> They come in peace. >> Yep. >> I'm an alien. >> Yeah. Yo, you're not too wide, but as wide as it is, when that wind catches it, it's pushing you, you know, on that side of the highway. >> They also acknowledged the traffic rules, particularly the speed limit on the interstate and had been warned about strict enforcement of these rules. >> They're breaking the law. So, >> they're out here trying to do warp speeding. So, that's what I'm out here for. And then lo and behold, I come across a UFO. >> Yeah. Hey, Major >> Carell. >> It's a pleasure. >> Pleasure to meet you. >> I've never met anybody [music] from >> a humanoid like >> a humanoid from you. Like you from where exactly are you from? >> I'm from I am from >> You're just interacting. >> Krypton. >> You're from Krypton? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I I have superhero. I have super power. >> Oh yeah. What are those? >> Uh X vision. I got to get some glasses. >> I know. I felt it getting hot when you're staring at me. >> I love this guy. >> All right, there you are. That's just a warning. Okay, >> I need you to keep between the mayonnaise and the mustard. >> All right. >> Uhhuh. >> And then make sure you get those tags clear. Okay. Sure. Will >> this is the neatest thing I've ever seen. >> I know. Can I get a picture? >> You can. >> All right. I'm done with you. Hey, >> you can put the lid down. You take a picture of the sheriff [music] major. >> I'll come I'll come around here in a second once you put that down. >> Okay. All right. >> You guys are good to go. >> All right. >> All right. Well, you you guys be careful. Okay. >> All right. Thank you, sir. >> All right. Thank you. >> Okay. >> All righty. I don't know what you have. >> The conversation ended with a simple traffic ticket. The couple continued their journey, leaving behind the strange story of the Crawford County officers. Have you ever seen this vehicle or any other strange vehicles like that? It is quite interesting, huh? >> I get closer. like >> what the he >> plates are expired. >> But he was he was all he was all over the place, but then we're catching them when the trucks go by him. He's only doing like 58. He say he's a retired PD cop. Oh, so he say I got like 70 cars. He's like I I just make this one. Michael Warren, a 47-year-old veteran, stole a Humvey from a display at the Fort Jordan Military Base in Georgia. Police spotted a six-tonon military vehicle as it moved on Interstate 20 about 15 mi east of Aken. Immediately, [music] Aken County patrol officers began a pursuit. vehicle. >> We're calling the highway north right now. Passing JD Lever making stops ago. Well, he's all over the world. Don't care. >> He's trying to kill people. >> Authorities stated that the Humvey nearly had a patrol car when warning tried to dangerously pass other vehicles. His reckless riven raised concerns about the safety of other road users. And I'm assuming you saw that. >> During the 20-mile chase, Waron drove at high speeds, weaving through traffic, sometimes driving the Humvey against oncoming traffic and even onto the sidewalk, nearly colliding with other vehicles. They're on East Road now one. We need to do something to end this guy. Hey guys, if you stop that thing, please be careful. Arms up. You can reach it right there. Get back up here. Hold on. Hold on. >> We're ready for the wire right exit. >> Get behind cover. MICHAEL, COME ON OUT, BUD. >> Come on out, man. Hands up. Hands up, bud. Come on. Come on out. >> After a series of dangerous situations, the suspect unexpectedly stopped the vehicle on the side of the road and the police issued a command warning exited the vehicle and was immediately arrested. >> Come on. COME ON. CLEAR THE VEHICLE. CLEAR THE BUSINESS. >> Authorities suggested that the theft of the Humvey might be linked to Warner's psychological issues. He faces a range of serious charges including attempted murder. Crash, crash, crash. >> The man believed that acting drunk and resisting would help him evade arrest by the police. [screaming] >> For those considering running away, watch this situation to learn an important lesson. >> The suspect barricaded himself inside a store and attempted to escape from the police. >> What is that? >> Yes, sir. Clearly, the consequences are not only borne by the violet, but also lead to tragic outcomes for innocent people. On October 16th, 2024, police received reports of a serious incident at a 7-Eleven store where a man shoved an employee and turned off the store lights. >> Dude, stop. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Get out of here. Go. Go. Concerned that the suspect might be armed, officers initiated a strong response surrounding the area with patrol vehicles. >> Six, I've got the employees out. There's one guy behind the counter screaming, "Don't kill me." Uh, I don't see weapons. >> This is the Shoreline Police. Sir, come outside with your hands up. Sir, come outside with your hands up. >> King County Sheriff's Office. We're not leaving. We need to help you. Please come out with your hands up so that we can help you. Okay? We're not going to leave. We want to help you. We know that you're behind the counter, okay? But we want to help you, okay? So, you need to come out with your hands up so that we can do that. We have officers here that are going to help you. We're not going to hurt you. If you can come out with your hands up, we're not going to mess with you. Just come on out so that we can help you. At the very least, come to that door so that we can see you're okay. With both your hands up front to safely locate the suspect, police deployed a drone equipped with lights and cameras to monitor the scene from above without endangering store employees. The drone allowed officers to locate the suspect hiding in a back room of the store. >> Oh my god. >> What is that? >> Yes, sir. Caught off guard by the drone [music] spotlight and surveillance, the man surrendered without further incident. [music] >> What is that? Sir, >> he exited the store and was promptly taken into custody by King County deputies, bringing the situation to a safe conclusion. >> Get on THE GROUND. GET OUT ON GROUND. [screaming] >> Police officers from team DE were patrolling a residential street in Forest City when they noticed a red Jeep Liberty with a malfunctioning right taillight. Deciding to investigate, they pulled the vehicle over in the parking lot of a business on Sydney Drive. Upon approaching the vehicle, the driver identified as Brian Dwight [music] Higgins was informed by the police about the reason for the stop. >> Got your driver's license? Okay. Okay. Do you have your insurance card on you? Where y'all headed to? Miss. All right. When was the last time you had a drink? >> You having it all? Are you Are you lying to me? Okay. I kind of smell it in here. Have you had a drink tonight? >> After a brief conversation, officers detected the smell of alcohol coming from the vehicle. They began questioning Higgins, who denied having consumed alcohol. >> So, how can I smell it on you if she >> You don't smell? >> Okay, I smell it coming from the car. >> All right, you sit hang. Okay. >> To verify, the officers returned to their patrol car and requested backup. When they returned to Higgins vehicle, they asked him to step out to perform field sobriety tests. However, Higgins refused. >> Hey, sir. Can I get you to step out the car for me real quick, please? Yes, sir. Step out the car. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Step out the car. Step out the car now. Okay. I'm going to conduct soiety on you. Okay. >> Sir, [music] I'm going tell you one time. Okay. You ain't going to do it for me? >> Okay. Oh, you >> I got the car. >> Get out the car. >> You ain't got to do nothing. >> Get out the car. Get out the car. >> You ain't got to do nothing. >> Get out the car right now. >> Get out the car. Get out the car. >> But you ain't got to do nothing. >> Get out of the car. >> Pull up. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> But you ain't got to do nothing. >> Get out the car. Get out the car. >> Get out. >> Get out. Now. She ain't got a pull off, bro. >> The situation escalated into a confrontation [music] as officers attempted to restrain Higgins. >> Get out the car. >> You're not going to tase me, bro. Get out the car. I'm not going to tase me. [music] Get out of the car. >> So, I'm going to tase you. Hey, I'm going to tase you. Get out. Get out the car. >> One more time. Get out the car. Step back here. Step back. Hold up, bro. Hold up, bro. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Get out. Get out of the car now. >> Get out on the ground. Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. GET OUT ON the ground. [screaming] >> Turn around. TURN AROUND. GET ON [screaming] YOUR STOMACH. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> During the altercation, police deployed a taser to subdue the suspect. As the situation grew more intense, the backup officer assisted in apprehending Higgins. Despite his continued resistance, he was unable to avoid facing charges for his violations. >> You did not have to do it. >> Yes, sir. >> No, you did not have to do that, bro. >> Look, you plenty of times. Okay. >> No, you did not to do that to me. I turned around, bro. >> We told you to get on the ground. >> I turned around. >> I turned around. >> Stuck. I in the world. >> You shot me in my [ __ ] back. >> Yes, sir. >> In my back. >> You cop sucker. >> You [ __ ] the cops. >> Okay, sir. They shot me in my back. Okay. >> A female passenger [music] in the vehicle who was not involved in the incident was asked to leave the car but was not arrested. The arrest concluded without any injuries. A dramatic and dangerous pursuit unfolded in Milwaukee involving a stolen black Kia Sportage. At approximately 112M, the Kia was traveling at about 30 mph on a quiet street with light traffic. Officers reported that the vehicle turned westbound on Good Hope Road from 99th Street. The driver was identified as a black male. approximately 15 years old, accompanied by a black female passenger. >> A1 in pursuit Kia Sportage in pursuit Kia Sportage responsible 512 X-ray union Tom and I got some traffic on my side. Okay, we're going to be westbound at Good Hope from 99th Street. Road conditions are good, traffic is light. We're currently 30 miles an hour. Going to be doing a Uturn and we're cutting back to go west or correction east on Good Hope. Slowing down car now still east on Good Hope from 99th Street. traffic. >> As the chase continued, the Kia Sportage drove through intersections such as 86th and 76th Street, requiring officers to maintain a safe distance while monitoring the situation closely. Still in oncoming uh traffic 86 street just past still traffic is quiet getting a little bit more traffic as we're approaching 76 street once again Wisconsin 592 occupants black male driver >> the vehicle then headed northbound on 60th street acceler accelerating and demanding increased caution from pursuing officers due to the growing risks. >> And it is back into oncoming traffic still coming up to mile park. Very good. Stop sticks at 60 in control. Stop sticks are authorized. What's your speed? >> Speeds are currently 701. We're going to be conducting Uturn on Bradley. Going back to 60th Street. Lights are finished and we're now going to be doing another U-turn on Bradley at 60th. Going back west on Bradley. Once again, it's going to be a gray Kia Sportage 592. There is a RB sticker to the right of the Kia sticker at the rear tail. It is now an oncoming traffic. Traffic's light. Road conditions good. Speeds are 60 m an hour. Lights are off. Gray Kia Sportage 592 X-ray Indian tower. Black male driver, black appear to be a black female passenger as well. Short to medium here. >> The chase ended abruptly when the Kia Sportage lost control [music] and crashed into another vehicle. The severe crash resulted in casualties with at least one person in the vehicle sustaining injuries. >> Crash. Crash. Crash. We need medical. Police continued their investigation into the incident. >> 7400 block 76 Street. >> On a bright afternoon, Arkansas State Police engaged in a high-speed pursuit of a vehicle on the highway. The chase ended abruptly when the car lost control and flipped multiple times. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know I know I know I know I know [music] what time go. [music] Wind real. Whe I know I know I know right now. >> Yeah. It's a roll over. Police arrived at the scene and began assessing the situation. >> Anybody else in the car? >> Anybody else in the car? >> Anybody else in the car? >> Let me check on them. They got any guns in there? >> Robert. >> Yes, sir. You said the driver's in there in there. >> No, he's not. >> Stop. >> Just sit down. >> Checking on the driver. >> Hey, buddy. Can you hear me? Hey, bud. What's his name? >> Paul. >> Paul. B A L B A L L. Hey, Paul. Hey, Paul. Can you hear me? Hey ball, can you hear me buddy? Ball. Not responding. >> No, he's not. >> Hey, we got a body here. Okay. >> Are you good? >> You ain't got no guns on you. I ain't got a [ __ ] man. >> [ __ ] >> Damn. Just stay seated. You >> just came and picked me up, bro. You got behind him and he [ __ ] >> Y'all panic. That's why I pulled you over. >> I'm pass. >> Y'all didn't have no seat belt on, obviously. >> Yeah, I ain't got >> Man, you are lucky, >> bro. Please check on him, man. I'm I'm breathing, bro. Check on him. >> Let me go. I got to go get some gloves. Okay. Can you [ __ ] Can you help me get over there? [ __ ] itchy as hell. I'm I can get up. Walk this way. [ __ ] [ __ ] Walk this way. >> [ __ ] Walk this way. >> Damn. >> Oh, come on. Get in front of my car. I'm going to set you in my car. Okay. Upon closer inspection, officers discovered the passenger was unresponsive and appeared to have sustained severe injuries. The driver, who was also ejected but suffered only minor injuries, was taken into custody in the patrol car while awaiting medical assistance. The crash investigation revealed that the driver had not worn a seat belt, leading to the passenger's death. Officers continued their work with emergency responders and reported the incident to the relevant authority. K9's down too. >> A sad ending for the suspect and regret for the K9 unit during their mission. >> The unlocked door gave the suspect a chance to [music] escape from the police. >> Recklessly, the [music] suspect flees with a child in the car. >> Crash two for woman. Two for woman. A wanted criminal confidently flees from the police. Let's find out what happens next. >> I feel bad about that guy's dog. >> There's a siren on this. >> On March 20th, 2021, a high-speed pursuit occurred in Milwaukee involving a suspect driving a Nissan Alima who fled from police at high speeds. standing pursuit of a black piece on St. David 7023. All right, we're approaching the red on here. He's going to go west. He's crashed the media and he just went into the media area and he's oncoming traffic. Still westbound and he's coming back over the correct line of traffic. West speeds are 55 mph. Looks like he's got two flat tires on the driver's side now. Get some cars in the area. Watch this red >> 84 81. >> Despite having two flat tires on the left side, the driver continued [music] recklessly overtaking other vehicles on the road. >> Drive and there is no traffic currently. We're coming up on a couple of cars, but still not much traffic. Speeds are still slowing down from the traffic here. De has two flat tires on the left hand side. He's losing control. We're going to have a crash crash crash. Two four and one. Two 41. >> Stop. Just stop. >> Approaching an intersection, the vehicle lost control and crashed. >> Two for one. Last broadcast. Police immediately requested medical assistance upon discovering a child in the back seat of the vehicle. Upon approaching, officers found [music] the male driver approximately 20 years old and the child both conscious. >> 3243 requesting medical drivers. I need more information for MF for additional Sydney medical breathing currently in custody approximately 20 years of age. >> I need more information for this city medical traffic. Do you want Hey, do you want any medical? Did I hit somebody? >> There's another vehicle that was involved in an accident. >> Did I hit them? >> I'm not sure. I wasn't here. >> Hey, do you want door? >> Can you call? What the just happened? >> The driver was arrested [music] and transported to the hospital, though he declined medical assistance. Meanwhile, police gathered information from the driver and confirmed details about the vehicle and the [music] incident. However, the driver appeared confused and uncooperative, repeatedly asking why he was stopped and requesting to [music] contact his girlfriend. Despite this, police continued handling the situation, ensuring the safety of both the driver and the child. >> Right hand now. In 2018, while law enforcement in Butt County conducted patrols in evacuation zone zones due to the campfire, a citizen informed the Butt County Sheriff's Office deputy [music] about a suspicious vehicle parked for days at the evacuated Pines's Yankee Hill hardware store. >> It's in the air. >> Hands in the air. >> The citizen suspected the vehicle might belong to a local fugitive, 48-year-old Gi. Hendrix, a wanted murder suspect who had been evading capture for months. >> Show us your hands, GD. Show us your hands. >> He's right here. He's got something. >> He's got something in his right hand. We can't see. >> Drop it. >> He's currently sitting in the driver's seat. >> Whatever you got, drop it. >> GD, put it down. Show us your hands. >> County 17, we have eight [music] on scene. Upon receiving the tip, the deputy along with other officers patrolled the Kona area to apprehend Hrix. >> Hey, keep that rifle on him. >> Show us your hands. >> He just started up the car. >> Hey, they're in behind him. Behind him. County 17 is throwing it in reverse. We just dropped him in. >> However, upon spotting the police, Hendrick fled south on Highway 70, initiating a high-speed chase involving multiple law enforcement units. >> He's taking a left headed southbound 70. The chase lasted approximately 8 miles before officers successfully deflated Hendrick's vehicle tires. >> They're slowing down. control. He's turning multiple units three below P 70. Yes, you need to get the road block at 70 and Clark to stop all traffic going uphill. >> [screaming] >> 17 out the window. He just >> You're not going anywhere. Get up. Get him up. >> Hands up. Put your hands up. Okay, >> go for it. >> He has a dog in there, too. Pitull. Trying to see if they're still stopped in the middle of the road. We have him at gunpoint. He's just sitting in the driver's seat, not talking. >> The K9 coming up. >> Show us your hands. >> GD shots fired. When the vehicle came to a stop, Hendrick exited, pretending to hold a gun in his right hand. Perceiving a potential threat, five officers fired, resulting in Hrix being fatally shot at the scene. >> God damn it. >> Suspect down. K9's down too. >> During the incident, K9 Bandit from the Sutter [music] County Sheriff's Office, who was assisting in the arrest, was also tragically killed. Additionally, a pitbull from Hendricks's vehicle attacked K9 Bandit, inflicting severe injuries. The pitbull was [music] also shot by officers at the scene. >> My brother-in-law, Cody, now. >> Yeah, you need to have a seat. Okay, it's good enough. It's his dog. >> Just have a seat, please. Okay. >> A lot of people go for >> We got a K9, too. >> Make sure you get an incident log. Got an instant log. >> Got it. >> Got it. >> If you don't have your cams on, your cam's on. >> Mine's been on the whole time. >> Okay, good. Flip it. that cover the dogs. >> Cover the dogs. Cover the dogs. Um I want who so >> all this all this people that shot her back there with Gazelle. >> Well, no. >> Yeah. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Good. >> I feel bad about that guy's dog. >> You know what? You know what? The only tragedy here is those dogs. During spring break, [music] as crowds of teenagers flocked to Clear Water Beach, Clearwater police identified a large group violating city ordinances, officers were dispatched to disperse the crowd, but tensions escalated when a fight broke out among attendees. While police were working [music] to control the crowd and stop the violence, an 18-year-old Dominic Glass was arrested. >> Don't talk with him, bro. Because of your stupid mask right now, bro. >> You're so dumb. You're dumb. YOU SHOULD LET GO. >> THREE PEOPLE CAME UP TO ME LIKE they want to fight. I don't know that. >> Officer. Sir, >> sir. Sir. Sir, I was scared for my life. Three people. >> Stop. Give me your hand. >> Three people came up. >> This one is on top. >> Stand up. >> What are you doing, bro? >> Bro, you so abused in my guy. I can't reach out body, bro. Like, chill. What am I doing wrong? What the are you doing, bro? >> Hey, get this. Stupid. >> Get off, BRO. >> IT'S our guy. It's our guy. >> However, the situation became more complicated when Dominic, placed in the back of a police car, was aided by someone from the crowd who opened the car door, allowing him to [music] escape. As Dominic fled, the young crowd immediately chased after him, creating chaos on the beach. >> [cheering] >> Meanwhile, a video of Dominic's escape [music] quickly went viral on Tik Tok and other social media platforms, garnering over 16 million views. The incident sparked widespread discussion with many commenting [music] and sharing opinions on Dominica's actions. A Tik Tok user even claimed to be the person who opened the car door to help Dominic escape. This individual, later identified as 18-year-old Adam Assad, was apprehended by police and charged with aiding escape. Hey. Hey. You're screwed. >> Bro, why are y'all doing this to me, bro? >> You're so screwed. You're going to prison. >> Why y'all doing? >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Back up now. >> Back up. >> You're going to prison, son. [music] >> Look at my wrist. >> You shouldn't have done that. >> Congratulations. You're an escaping charge. You got an escape charge. >> You're definitely going to prison. >> All right. Go ahead, Paul. >> I'm trying to >> Hey, if he has to go to jail, he's going to go. >> What do you do? What do you do? >> Take a swipe at all. You all right? >> What do you do? >> Somebody get sexually assaulted. Somebody get assaulted and he get arrested. >> I WENT ON TOP OF DUMB. YOU SAW DUMB ON THE GROUND. >> HE WAS ON TOP of >> the following day. Authorities investigated and arrested Adam. Although Adam initially defended his actions as harmless and a prank, the incident drew significant public attention and criticism. Clearwater police emphasized that Adam's actions along with those of the crowd were not only illegal but also posed dangers to everyone involved. >> Sir, please. I lost my window. Holy [ __ ] bro. I told you this yesterday. Officer Fowler Dominic Glass. I'm almost 9 years old. You weren't domin >> Oh, please. >> As for Dominic, he was charged with escape, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. On October 9th, 2024, [music] an officer from the Salin County Sheriff's Office initiated a pursuit of a suspect with multiple warrants who was fleeing from the police. >> We're headed. The suspect was driving a blue Chevrolet 3,500 pickup truck along Buchamp Road near Berry Road. Emergency lights and sirens were activated, but the suspect refused to stop and continued driving at high speed, [music] at times crossing into oncoming traffic during the chase. >> Truck, I don't know if I'm going to be able to be here. Going right on turn. [bell] >> Yeah, we're going. Make sure you got a hard cover spot. The suspect headed east on Lawson Road, north on Marsh Road, and then east on Colonal Glenn Road toward Little Rock. Due to the suspect's reckless driving and to avoid the pursuit entering the densely populated boundaries of Little Rock, the officer executed a Tvi tactical vehicle intervention, causing the truck to lose control and [music] spin. and out to the right. >> Get on the ground now. GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND NOW. >> I didn't do Get your hands behind your back. >> Yes, sir. >> Get out of THE [ __ ] CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET READY. Stand by and we'll get a shoot at. >> Why was he shooting at me? >> Why were you running? Because he started shooting at me. I pulled over to see what he wanted. He started shooting at me. >> The suspect was apprehended by officers without incident. Oh. Do what? >> Where? >> He's got one. >> Can we clear? >> Yeah. Temple. >> Hey, sir. >> Yes. We're unit 364. on the property at 11:00. >> The suspect was transported [music] to the Saline County Jail where he was charged with fleeing, reckless driving, secondderee criminal mischief, driving with a suspended license, displaying a fake license plate, and no insurance. On October 14, 2024, [music] St. John's County police received a 911 call reporting that four juvenile inmates had escaped from the Deep Creek Youth Academy in Hastings, [music] a facility housing juvenile offenders blazed there by court order for crimes committed within the state. After assaulting the guards, the four inmates stole keys and a handheld radio before fleeing. A large police force, including Jine units, was immediately deployed to the area to search for the escapees. He picked up a uh perimeter proximity alert by a fence line. We covered the fence line. We're parallel and trying to fight our way through the woods. [music] tracked him down. >> Yeah, it's right along our track. >> Sheriff's Office K9. Anybody in here, get picked. >> Good boy, dude. Hey, get a get a gun barrel in there. Get a gun barrel in there. If we got to break the window, clear this one, too. Watch the crossfire. Hey, come out. Come out. Come out. COME OUT. [ __ ] [screaming] chew in the car. Two in the car. >> Get out. Get out. >> On the ground. >> Get on the behind your back. Behind your back. >> All right. Hey, we got one, two, three, four secured, right? >> All four suspects were [music] captured and forced to surrender under the firm control of the police and the K9 unit. >> Four secured. One K9 engagement >> in Los Angeles, California. A call about a domestic [music] dispute brought police officers to a house where they encountered a young man named Pavs. >> Stop. Stop. Jackson, stop. Stop. What is your problem? Stop. You're going to break the door. What are you doing? Don't touch. Don't touch. >> Stop. >> I don't want to talk to you. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Let go of me. >> Let go of me. >> I'm not going to let you hit me anymore. What the [ __ ] I look like a punching bag. >> You know me by saying the dog. >> So get in the car and leave. >> I'll be safe. >> All because of Sam. You feel this is because >> what is the problem? >> So if you don't get them out of here. Upon arrival, Hayes was in cooperative, asserting that he know his rights and demanded [music] officers leaving his property. >> We got some argument and stuff in the house. >> Yeah, you >> got some me and everything. >> We have to talk. You guys stay out here. >> Stay out here. >> Hey, fair. You stay out here. >> Despite their [music] attempts to calmly engage with her, the situation escalated as he resisted the request. You don't need a warrant. I got my >> need. No, don't touch it. Don't touch back up. >> As the officers tried to gain control of the situation, Ace continued to defy them, leading to a tense confrontation. Oh, no. Stop. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. >> Step back. Step back. >> I'm Stop. Stop resisting. I'm going take >> resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Resisting. >> Stop resisting. I'm a tasian. Stop resisting. I'm a tasian. >> Hey, give me your [ __ ] badge numbers. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Walk up and make a stop and shoot like that. >> Stop resisting. >> Camera, guys. [ __ ] up. >> Stop right now. >> Break my arm. >> Stop with his arm right there, bro. >> Despite the [music] warning, Aos remained steadfast, insisting that he was not breaking any laws. As tensions rose, Aes was ultimately arrested for resisting an officer. >> Hey, get all their bad charges. They are going to jail. >> Hey, get their bad charges. >> Get get the [ __ ] bad charges. >> I see your back. I'm not moving. You guys are doing the wrong right now. I see your back. What's your >> own? I'll sit down if I want to sit down. >> We've just witnessed intense and unexpected pursuits. If you enjoy stories like these, do not forget to hit the subscribe button to stay updated on our next videos. Thank you for watching and see you in our next thrilling episodes. Hey, Heat. Heat. Goodbye. Hey, hey, hey. Heat. Heat. Old Heat. Heat. Turn it on. Hey everybody. K9's down to the medical bag. >> A sad ending for the suspect [music] and regret for the K9 unit during their mission. The unlocked door gave the suspect a chance to escape from the police. >> Recklessly, the suspect flees with a child in the car. >> Crash two and woman. Two for woman. >> A wanted criminal confidently flees from the police. Let's find out what happens next. >> I feel bad about that guy's dog, you know. There's a siren on this. >> On March 20th, 2021, a high-speed pursuit occurred in Milwaukee involving a suspect driving a Nissan Alima who fled from police at high speeds. >> Pursuit of a black Nissan St. David 7023. Yachro on Walnut here. He's going to go west on Walnut. He's crashed the media. He just went into immediate hearing. He's now oncoming traffic and he's moving still westbound and he's coming back over the correct line of traffic west of Walnut. Speeds are 55 mph. Looks like he's got two flat tires on the driver's side now. Get some cars in the area. Watch this red >> 84 81. Despite having two flat tires on the left side, the driver continued recklessly, overtaking other vehicles on the road. >> Drive and there is uh no traffic currently. We're coming up on a couple of cars, but still not much traffic two. Speeds are still about 8 miles an hour. He's slowing down from the traffic here. Me has two flat tires on the left hand side. He's losing control. We're going to have a crash. Crash crash. Two four and one. 241. Stop. Just stop. Approaching an intersection, the vehicle lost control and crashed. 241 broadcast. Police [snorts] immediately requested medical assistance upon discovering a child in the backseat of the vehicle. Upon approaching, officers found the male driver. Approximately 20 years old and the child both conscious. >> Medical suspect vehicle has a toddler in the back seat. on the front seat drivers. I need more information for additional medical. >> All right. Black female breathing currently approximately 20 years of age. I need more information for this medical. >> I need to talk to my girl, bro. 93 for any traffic. >> You want you want anybody? Did I hit somebody? >> There's another vehicle that was involved in accident. >> I hit them. >> I'm not sure. >> Hey, you go door. >> What the just happened? The driver was arrested and transported to the hospital, though he declined medical assistance. Meanwhile, police gathered information from the driver and confirmed details about the vehicle and the incident. However, the driver appeared confused and uncooperative, repeatedly asking why he was stopped and requesting [music] to contact his girlfriend. Despite this, police continued handling the situation, ensuring the safety of both the driver and the child. >> RIGHT HAND NOW. IN 2018, while law enforcement in Butt County conducted patrols in evacuation zone zones due to the campfire, a citizen informed the Butt County Sheriff's Office deputy about a suspicious vehicle parked for days at the evacuated Pines Yankee Hill hardware store. Here.