Not every encounter ends in silence. When a subject refuses to cooperate, every passing second carries risk. This compilation video takes you into the center of situations where the line between control and escalation becomes fragile. miles hour. 55 miles per hour. >> Good pit. Good pit. He's in the bay area in the barrier. The incident began when a man was suspected of being involved in a vehicle theft and failing to comply with a stop order. During the flight, the suspect was alleged to have fired shots toward law enforcement, forcing responding units to coordinate urgently to bring the situation under control. The pursuit ended when the suspect [music] was subdued and transported to a hospital for treatment before legal proceedings continued. mph. I don't know. I can't see you in front of me, but people right Heat. Heat. We are at eight. Please deploy all Subscribe to the channel to continue following real world situations analyzed from an operational perspective. >> Are you guys stopped? In Georgia, a stolen Dodge Challenger fled from a traffic stop, leading to a pursuit across multiple highways. The vehicle repeatedly accelerated to extremely high speeds, weaving through traffic and posing a danger to the public. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. a ticket. After exiting the highway, the car lost [music] control and was stopped by patrol units using a tactical contact maneuver, rendering the vehicle unable to continue. The suspect fled on foot, discarded a handgun, and continued to ignore commands. He just dropped a gun. Atlanta just dropped a gun. Officers deployed a taser to subdue and arrest the suspect. A search revealed suspected narcotics. The individual was transported for medical evaluation and now faces multiple charges related to fleeing, reckless driving, and drugrelated offenses. 795. Can I get you north through here? >> We're not far up this ramp. You got to cut the blue coming the wrong way. You should be all right. Not much traffic. Hey, hold it right there. Put the gun down. Put the gun down. Don't do it. Houston, Texas, December 4th, 2025. Houston police initiated a traffic stop after determining that the driver was wanted on a felony arrest warrant. As officers prepared to take the suspect into custody, he suddenly fled, leading to a brief vehicle pursuit that transitioned into a foot chase. >> Emergency traffic. >> He's got a phony warrant. >> You got a p unit? >> Yes. When he flocks a K9 warrant in this firearm at officers out at 58 28 58 28 Hey, hold it right there. Put the gun down. Put the gun down. Don't [screaming] do it. Do it. And they got down. He just shot at me. He just shot at me. During the approach, the suspect drew a firearm and fired toward police, forcing [music] responding units to immediately establish a perimeter and secure the area. The confrontation unfolded in a confined space between [music] parked vehicles. Where's he at? >> Stay right there. Stay right there. Keep him on that side. >> We got him surrounded. You're fine. >> Down. Down. Over to you. Moving to you. Right there. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Tacoma on the ground. Let me see your hands. Cease fire. Cease fire. Suspects now. >> After the suspect was subdued, medical personnel were dispatched to the scene and transported him to a hospital where he did not survive. The incident concluded as a serious intervention that began with a traffic stop and escalated within minutes. >> I got eyes. >> Do not move. Do not move. Push up. Ready? I'm going hit him with the shield, dude. >> That's good. >> Right arm. Grab it. Your hand. >> Don't even hit him, bro. >> Don't grab him. >> For what? >> For what? >> Why are you snatching him? Why you pulling it? >> No. Stop. >> You just shot me, too. Get out of the car now. >> A traffic stop for running a red light quickly escalated when the driver became uncooperative, repeatedly arguing and refusing to comply with police commands. When the individual called 911 and declined to exit the vehicle, officers determined that he was failing to comply with lawful orders. >> I can't understand you, dude. >> The street we're on right now. >> I'm asking for mailing purposes for your citation. I just told you. >> You hurry up and go about your business, man. You tripping. >> You're permission pro. >> You can look up all that. >> And that's being disrespectful. [music] >> You could just answer the question either yes or no. >> How am I giving you a hard time? I'm asking you a simple question. >> You can look it up. >> Are you on probation? >> Why? I don't understand why we got to >> Why don't you do your job? >> I am going to give you my [ __ ] ticket and go back to your business. >> Okay. home from work. >> You don't have it on you? >> No, I don't have my ID. >> You are not calling. Are you really calling 911 right now? >> Yeah, call your supervisor then. >> Why are you calling 911? >> Call your supervisor. >> Hang up the phone now. >> Are they trying? >> Hang up the phone or you're going to be placed under arrest. >> For what? >> For misuse of 911. Hang up the phone. >> Accent for your supervisor. >> Taken to jail. >> Why? >> For disobeying my lawful command to exit the vehicle right now. >> No, you're No. Wait till your supervisor. >> Okay. You are under arrest. Don't arrest. Don't step out of the car. For what? >> You can't open the door. >> For what? 415. Step it up. Step out of the car now. >> For what? >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> You're under arrest. Under arrest. >> Open the door. >> Step out of the car. You're under arrest. >> Why would you hit me? >> Let go of me. Let go. >> You hit me and you getting in trouble. >> Don't even hit him. Stop. >> Don't grab me. >> For what? >> For what? >> Dude, why are you snatching it? Why you pulling it? Stop. [screaming] >> What are you doing? >> He just shocked me, too. My >> Get out of the car. Now, >> during the process of removing the individual from the vehicle, the situation became tense, and law enforcement was forced to deploy a taser [music] to gain control. The suspect was subsequently restrained and taken into custody, bringing an end to what began as a simple traffic stop, but escalated [music] due to non-compliance. >> Get on the ground. off camera. >> I got no [ __ ] throw away from At approximately 8:05 p.m., Arkansas State Police [music] received notification of a stolen vehicle from Jonesboro that was being pursued northbound on Interstate 555. Upon making contact and taking the lead in the pursuit, troopers observed the vehicle traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph and driving in an extremely reckless manner. Heat. Heat. figure out. Cutting through the parking lot. They just pulled into the parking lot. >> 19's got lead. I'm I'm radio now. Let me see your [ __ ] hands now. Let me see your hands. Roll the window down. An initial tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, attempt forced the car into a ditch, but it continued to flee through multiple roadways, repeatedly traveling the wrong way and running red lights. The pursuit ended only when another unit executed a second TVI, causing the vehicle to become disabled and unable to continue. >> Run out. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Guys, please don't. >> Multiple units coordinated to subdue and arrest the driver and passenger without further incident. >> Are you 15 with him yet? Got it. Unbelievable now. Pastor's coming out on the ground now. do that. >> A high-speed pursuit began when police spotted a Ford Fusion driving without headlights and [music] showing signs of serious violations. The chase ended in a multi-vehicle collision involving several uninvolved cars. No one just ran off. Keep up the traffic. >> I'm so sorry, brother. You see? No. Get back. Get back. Hey, Casey. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Are you okay in there? Hello? Are you okay in there? Hey, are you >> is there anybody else in the vehicle? on the ground now. >> At the scene, authorities focused on rescuing [music] victims who were trapped. A woman inside one of the heavily damaged vehicles was transported for emergency care but did not [music] survive. The driver who fled was apprehended shortly afterward, determined to be under the influence of alcohol and [music] later faced multiple serious criminal charges. >> I got shot. >> Okay. Huh? >> I got shot. >> You got shot where? >> No, this is a minute ago. >> You just got shot? >> By who? >> No, this a long time ago. I'm just saying it hurt right now. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Can you lay down for me? Help me. >> I'm going to help you. I got coming. >> Get up. >> We're good. We're good. We're good. >> Hey, take a breath, bro. Come on. Springfield, Missouri, May 21st, 2023. Police located a vehicle reported stolen out of Lee's Summit and initiated a traffic stop, but the driver immediately fled through multiple city streets at high speed, continuing for nearly 20 minutes and posing a danger to residential areas. still headed by east on Pacific North. He's south on Glenome. He's going southbound through division. During the pursuit, TBI trained units [music] coordinated closely and positioned ahead to intercept. When conditions allowed, a precisely executed pit maneuver caused the vehicle [music] to lose control and come to a stop. >> The suspect was then safely taken into custody and now faces charges related to fleeing and dangerous driving. hear siren. [screaming] We have point out check for Ernie Pig. 312 South Avenue. >> If you are interested in how real world interventions are handled in the field, follow the channel so you don't miss the next video. [screaming] >> Put Put your hands down. Don't move. Don't move. During a foot pursuit, [music] police encountered an armed suspect who refused to comply with commands. >> Put your ass up. Put your ass down. Put your ass down. Don't move. Don't move. Hand on your back. Hand on your back. An officer used a service weapon to end the situation after which the suspect was subdued and the scene was secured. >> And I discharged my weapon. >> Yeah. >> Hey, nobody cares. >> I ain't got no yards. >> You do. I just seen the the weapon. >> I'm trying, man. Give me a second. >> Can I sit up, please? >> Y'all got some sill. >> Good pit. Good fit. He's in the bay area. He in the barrier. >> Blackmail. State police identified a vehicle that failed to yield and fled at high speed, narrowly avoiding collisions with other vehicles. After multiple attempts to make contact, officers deployed a pit maneuver and safely [music] forced the vehicle to stop on the roadside. >> Black male driving with one occupant as well. Just hit a car. Push in a pit. >> Get Boy, Henry Henry 5349 [music] northbound 115. He's off the grass. I attempted a bit. He's getting off my 24 now. >> He's bound to get in. with the brakes on a little bit out. >> Good pit. Good pit. He's in the bay area in the barrier. >> Blackmail. The driver was subdued and taken into custody. A passenger and a child inside the vehicle were safely removed. The scene was quickly secured and traffic was restored. >> Get out. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Ma'am, put your hands on the roof. Sir, take your right hand and unbuckle your seat belt. >> No. Sir, >> take your right hand slowly and ma'am. Go ahead and get out. We got the car stopped. We're getting him out of the car now. Crawl out to me. Crawl out to me. You call a second. You're being close. She's being insane. Be quiet. Just be quiet. You're not going to jail. You're just being detained. >> Get on the ground. Think I won't shoot you, buddy. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground, dude. I'm on the ground. Place your hands behind your back. Place your hands behind. >> An initial traffic stop for a minor violation quickly escalated when the driver panicked and fled, [music] leading to a dangerous pursuit across multiple roadways. The vehicle was ultimately stopped and the driver was safely subdued. Target turn on a spruce. Get out. Get on your face. Get out. Get on your face. Get on the ground. Think I won't shoot you, buddy. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm on the ground. [music] >> Place your hands behind your back. Place your hands behind your >> After being arrested, the individual admitted that the decision to flee was driven by fear of receiving a citation, turning a simple infraction into more serious criminal charges. Dude, I'm not even moving. >> Roll inside. Roll this leg up. Roll the leg up. >> How am I supposed to roll? >> I did. >> You said roll my leg up. That's not asking me to stand up, man. All right. Hope we got him stopped by Hope Loop 10:15 and call my wife. Can you do that for me? >> Take a seat. >> Just my wallet, man. Just my wallet. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, won't be able to talk to me now. >> Huh? >> Why would you run? In Arkansas, state police signaled the Honda Civic to stop, but the driver failed to comply and continued driving. Officers deployed a [music] pit maneuver to force the vehicle to stop and safely took the driver into custody. 30 video 20 approaching 128. Highway 128 still 74 young >> 819. Hey, show me your hands. >> Hands. >> The driver later explained that he was only trying to reach a gas station. However, the incident was still handled according to procedure due to the failure to comply with the stop order. 13 high springs. One gun point. >> Get down on the ground. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> I got you. It's okay. >> Down. >> Please. I was trying to head to the gas station, so we had light. That's why I wasn't. >> Face away from me. Put your arms out. Put your right hand on the head. What was I trying to see? I'm sorry I gave you that impression, but I was trying to gas station. I was not trying to breathe. Okay. 1050. >> Oh, do you mind grabbing my glasses, please? >> Thank you. Up on your knees. >> Yeah. Lean back. Up. Up. If you're going to run 85 mph in a 55 mph zone, you need a >> Metro Nashville police observed the Chevrolet Suburban equipped with blue lights traveling at approximately 82 [music] mph in a 55 mph zone and failing to comply with a traffic stop. After the vehicle pulled over, the driver identified himself as [music] a Tennessee Highway Patrol officer on an escort assignment and stated that the vehicle was carrying the speaker of the Tennessee House of Representatives. Pull over to the right. Pull over. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. 59 pursuit, sir. There we go. >> Pull over. >> Similar. >> Pull over. >> Stop here. It's going to be at um the international airport exit. hands off. You touch me again, I'm going to lock you up, my friend. >> Tennessee, >> let me pick it up for you, man. Step over here. If you're >> If you're going to run 85 mph in a 55 mph zone, you need to >> despite this, Metro Police requested documentation emphasizing that all vehicles are required to comply with traffic laws. A brief dispute followed regarding authority and assignment. Ultimately, the vehicle was allowed to depart and the incident was documented for verification and handling according to standard procedures. >> We'll see about it. From Oklahoma, a group of suspects fled into Arkansas, traveling through multiple rural roads to evade pursuing units. Arkansas State Police coordinated with local agencies, continuously updating the vehicle's direction as it slowed following a collision and showed signs of damage. Tower road from Martin Pedro 10 for Per Vent County deputy. We're advising the state legally that was 109 with them was break out on Martin Pedro. They're now south on lookout tower road. Watch 861 Kenn southbound lookout tower road approach southbound Robinson Road 16. Can you lose updated with Watch out very soon. [music] Let me see your hands. I'll kill you off. Don't [ __ ] move. Hands up. >> With the risk of the situation continuing to escalate, officers deployed a truck to block the narrow roadway, forcing the vehicle [music] to stop. The suspects were ordered out of the vehicle, controlled on scene, and safely subdued. [music] The incident concluded with all occupants taken into custody, bringing an interstate pursuit to a close in accordance with standard procedures. inside. 33 33 successful pit. Successful pit 33 33. I copy. In January 2023 in Wisconsin, police received a report that a woman was being held against her will inside a vehicle that had just been taken by a man. The suspect accelerated and fled, refused to let the victim exit the car, and drove in an extremely dangerous manner. >> This looks like we're going to be coming to a stop. Barta in 60. Barta and 60. Suspect's still going. >> Running on three wheels. We're coming around the big S curbs. Still approaching bar road. Looks like a 333. Suspect is in oncoming lane of traffic westbound. Oncoming lane of traffic eastbound. We're 60 in Ganon Road. 70 mph. No oncoming traffic. Vehicle is in the eastbound lane of traffic. This is the rear passenger side wheel. Rear passenger side are currently approaching units now. 336 header coming up behind 3333. We're about a half mile behind. Appears to be negative spikes from state patrol has crossed over into the oncoming lane of traffic. >> 47 spikes at Highway 60 mulli. Highway 60 mulli spikes attack approaching loey 37. 33 33 successful bid. successful 333. I copy. >> After multiple [music] spike strip deployment severely damaged the vehicle, the pursuit ended only when state police executed a pit maneuver, forcing [music] the vehicle to stop. The victim was rescued safely and the suspect was arrested and now faces multiple criminal charges. On >> this side and we're going to open that door. I have a canine. And you will get bit. >> Keep your hands up. Females in the back passenger seat. >> Ma'am, come out with your hands up. Show me your hands. Ma'am, come out. Come out slowly. Ma'am, come back. Ma'am, show me your hands. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Her wrist. >> Your wrist? The >> left one from the car crash. You mean >> Andrew from the car crash? >> No. No. Any weapons on you? Yeah, >> I might have struck something that came off either yours or state squad. Okay, we'll figure it out. I'm just letting you know now. >> Wherever he broke down, >> put me down for about 10 minutes and I'll be >> let my whole left side I'm >> resistance is often the starting point of unpredictable [music] outcomes. The video you just watched was produced by the channel's team for the purpose of operational narration and analysis using selected [music] footage. Subscribe to the channel to continue following real life situations with us. All the things [music] you want to say, but if you don't want to step out, you step out. You understand me? His arrogance will cost him dearly. Shut up. You understand me? >> Stay tuned for the intense situations featured in today's video. >> Keep coming. Keep coming. Stop real quick. >> Don't touch your head. A red pickup truck was driving erratically on Interstate 30 near the Mabelville West overpass in Southwest Little Rock, Pilaski County. Noticing the driver's unusual behavior, a police officer [music] quickly began to follow. The vehicle even ran a red light and passed the police car at high speed, disregarding the danger. 88. >> Despite heavy traffic, the vehicle failed to stop when the sirens were activated. Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Heat. After about 2 miles, the driver suddenly pulled over to the shoulder. However, he had no intention of exiting the vehicle. The officer approached cautiously while waiting for backup. The officer [music] repeatedly asked the driver to exit the vehicle, but the driver showed clear resistance. >> A few moments later, >> your driver's license. Step out of the vehicle and hand me your driver's license. Hand me the license. When backup arrived, the officer approached the driver's seat and pulled the driver out. >> Step out. You step out. You understand me? >> You understand me? [ __ ] I'm not playing on stupid games. Let's get back here. Who the hell you think you are? I tell you, step out. We're not playing a freaking stupid game. All right. All right. >> All right. >> I told you to step out. You're playing game. >> We're not doing that. Do you understand me? >> Camera. >> You shut the up. Okay. >> All right. Off for record. >> Not yet. There there. All right. What y'all been doing all day? You got a bunch of cars on you guys and then you just slow sitting at a red light. You just slow through and do 6 miles an hour. All right. And I tell you, step out, you play those stupid games, Tik Tok game. All right. This is Tik Tok. You understand me? All right. After smelling alcohol in the suspect, the officer asked him to take a breathalyzer's test at the scene. That was clear that he failed the test. [snorts] >> Don't suck into it. Blow out. Blow blow. Shut up. Don't blow away from you understand me. You understand me? >> The suspect continued to act diffient even after being arrested. >> This is not a game. You understand? All right. The suspect was arrested for driving while intoxicated. This can be considered one of the quickest sobriety checks conducted at the scene. The police say's decisive and serious handling of the situation was truly impressive. real quick. >> At 6:02 p.m. on November 23, 2023, police observed an Nissan Maxima with Arkansas plates [music] speeding at 77 mph in a 55 mph zone on Highway 64 east of Atkins. The police turned [music] around and initiated a traffic stop and a vehicle pulled over. Okay, 30 seconds 36 Union. >> However, as the officer approached, the driver suddenly accelerated and fled. 36 farm 1037 long to off. The officer pursued the vehicle which [music] reached speeds of up to 110 mph approximately into Atkins. >> The vehicle then turned into a private lot and the driver fled on foot. >> Show me your head. Show me your [screaming] hand. Show me your hands. Put them up on the roof. >> Turn off the car. >> Turn off the car. >> Where'd he at the driver? >> Where'd he go? I believe from here. >> How many people's in the car? >> Three and a dog. >> The officer remained with the patrol car and issued commands since there were three passengers and a vehicle. A black male wearing blue jeans was seen [music] running from the north side of the property. >> I don't care about our dogs. >> What is he wearing? A like a a shirt. >> Well, obviously >> a short a short >> white or black dispatch. >> Hey, get her. Get her. >> She'll be all right. What's your name? >> She's on the table. She's pooping. She's right there. >> Hey, passenger. Passenger. Front passenger. Listen to me. >> Step out of the vehicle. Turn around. Shut the door. Walk back to the sound of my voice. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Stop. Turn around. Keep turning. Keep turning. Keep turning. Turn around. >> Okay. Back. >> Well, you're on a race. You're just being detained right now. >> Yeah. See right back here. happened to get arrested. I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. I turned him to stop cuz I know he know my mama. So I stop. >> The three passengers in the vehicle were identified as Carne Deval and Autumn Brown. Travian West. [screaming] >> All right. Can you do a favor? We're going to walk up here to the front of my car. It's all right with you. I didn't do anything. >> So, how'd you end up here? >> She picked me up to make flower after Thanksgiving saying we was going to go to um strip clubs to the golf club, but it's like I guess open your head. >> No, you're good. You're good. >> You're not the one I'm looking for. >> Come on. >> Do me a favor. Stay tuned. Just hang right there in front. >> Can I hit my baby? Ah, he's completely up to him. I'm fine with it. >> No, [screaming] stop. >> The same thing with your rock until we get everything calmed down. >> You broke my nail off, girl. You got to get down. Sit. Sit. >> You're minor possession of alcohol. >> I don't have alcohol. You >> I smell it on you. >> He bought it. He bought it. >> I smell it on you. You've been drinking it. >> No, he bought it. He gave it to me. Like, please contact my mama cuz she works in the jail. >> You're under arrest. >> How is everybody getting let go but me? >> Cuz you are 19 years old and you have been drinking. That's you are in position to have alcohol. >> Yeah, but they're they're older than 19. With the support of the Pope County Sheriff's Office in Atkins Police Department, police captured the driver, Jansen Bell, hiding in a refrigerator in the backyard of a residence. Bella exhibited several signs of intoxication and he refused a BAC test. He was charged with DUI and fleeing. Dial was also charged with purchasing or possessing alcohol as a minor. >> Was in a big disturbance. won't pay his bill. >> What's going on, Mo? >> Disturb my own. >> My name is Mitch. Let's go have a seat. >> I I'll go outside with you. I don't feel safe in here. >> A man was approached by the police after causing a disturbance at a restaurant. He had refused to pay his bill and was escorted outside. >> Hey, I >> grab them and walk outside. >> I have no weapons. [music] >> Okay, grab and walk outside. Look, >> I have none. Will you get the pocket? >> Walk outside for me. >> During the interaction, the man expressed concern for his safety, especially when retrieving his wallet. He repeatedly stated that he did not want to be shot while taking out his ID. >> Okay. I don't want to be shot when I'm grabbing my wallet. >> All right. Go ahead and grab yourselves. >> Okay. That's what I'm saying. Don't shoot me when I grab my wallet to show you my ID. Okay. >> Okay. Walk outside. >> Am I being >> Go ahead. >> Go ahead and walk outside. >> Am I being >> Walk outside? >> Am I being >> Come here. Walk outside. Walk outside right now. >> Am I being >> Walk outside? >> Am I being >> So you want to trespass? Despite repeated requests from him to leave the area, the man refused, stating that he had not violated any rules and demanded to be allowed to leave peacefully. >> Walk out. Walk out. I'm going to arrest you for trespassing. >> I didn't trust. >> I didn't trespass. >> They don't want you there. >> Okay, then trespass. >> I didn't know I couldn't come here. >> I have your ID with you. >> Am I being detained? >> I'm going to trespass you because they want you trespassing. >> And you need my ID to do that? >> Correct. >> Can I get my wallet? >> Where's your wallet? >> In my pocket. >> All right, let me fire you down. Put your hands on the wall. >> I have no weapons. >> Don't care. Don't care. Put your hands on the wall. >> I already told you. >> Put your hands on the wall for me. >> But you felt safe. >> Put your hands on the wall for me. >> No, but you said you felt safe. >> Put your feet. Put your feet. You said you felt safe. You said you felt safe. >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> You You said you felt safe. >> All right. Grab your wallet. [music] Let me see. Let me see. >> Why'd you pat me down? >> Cuz I don't know if you have a weapon with you. >> I told you I [music] didn't. Why'd you touch my penis? >> Everything is a body camera. Okay. You touched me. >> Okay. Is this your ID, sir? >> I know. You hurt my balls. You hurt me. >> Take it easy. >> You're just being a clown. Let me see your ID, sir. >> Are you the captain or lieutenant? >> Grab your ID. Let me see your ID. I'm going to give you a warning so you can get out of the property, sir. >> He just He just punched me in the ball. Oh, >> there we go. Somebody camera. I might need an ambulance. >> For what? >> You touched. >> The officers tried to control the situation, but the man resisted, claiming he had health issues and requested medical assistance. >> I'm dying. Will you call an ambulance? >> You're dying. >> You call an >> Have a seat. I'm >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Are you going to touch me again? >> Have a seat. >> Are you going to touch me? Are you going to touch me? >> I'm going to count to five for you to leave the property and arrest you for trespassing. >> Two. Okay. >> Hey, there's my wand right there. You said I had 5 seconds. Come here. Come here. Put your hands behind your back. Said your hands behind your back. You said I had 5 seconds. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> I'm watching. >> I can't breathe. >> I'm watching. >> Help. Mom. >> Mom. Mommy. Mommy. Mommy, my wall is right there, you idiot. >> As the situation escalated, the man became more agitated, shouting about needed medication and accusing the officers of mistreating him. >> Did he say that? >> Did he say that? >> Did he say I am not resisting? >> I'm not. >> Relax. >> We'll take care of No, my wrist. My bullying. I need my lost. I'm in pain. Okay, I'll let you. Okay, I'm breathing. Can you please fix my wrist before I get in the car, please? And I'll behave. I'll behave. I'll listen. >> Oh, now you're going to behave and I listen. >> Yeah. >> Oh, now you're good, right? >> Yeah. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> So, what happened before? >> You touched me. >> I told [music] you not to touch me. >> Yes. Listen. >> Hey, come over here. >> How? It hurts. >> We're going to take care of you. Just wait. >> Was this gentleman breaching your peace inside the store? >> Wait, what? >> Was he breaching your peace in and out outside the store? >> Yes. Okay. >> He's hurting me. He's hurting me. Ow. I need an ambulance. I'm not getting in there. It's hot. I'll die in there. >> Oh, yeah. >> I'll die in there. Don't kill me. Don't kill me. >> I'm not going to be mad. >> I don't care. I don't care. Just don't kill me. I'm not going in there. Kill me. I will kill you. >> Oh, right now, officer. There you go. No, I said if you kill me, I'll kill you. If you kill me, I'll kill you. I'm not going in there. Get back. >> I don't care. >> Get back up. Is that my wallet? >> No, I need >> It's underneath the pictures of my children. >> It's You're the one without a mask on in Florida. You have CO. You just got me co. >> Get in there. >> No. No. >> There's my ID. >> Just leave it outside. Okay. >> No. Give it to him, ma'am. >> Give it to him. >> Relax. >> Give it to him. Give him my ID. Give him my ID. Give it to him. >> Give him the ID. >> Do that or we're going to have an issue. Okay. >> You're going to kill me. You're going to kill me. You're going to kill me. >> You're going to kill me. What are you going to do? >> What are you going to do? Me, too. That was another unit. >> It's okay. >> There we go. >> You're about to get tased. >> You're about [music] to get tased. Okay. You're about to get tased. I'm not playing around with you. Okay. >> I'm not playing around with you. >> Okay. You're about to get tased. Hip two. Not going to taste you again. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> We going to do [music] it. Do it. Do it. >> Tell you what. If you want to. >> What's the issue? You >> You're under arrest. >> I don't care. >> I don't care. I got money. I'm burning. >> Relax. [music] Relax. I'm going to taste you. I'm going to taste you. Relax. Okay. >> My arms >> relax. >> Are getting thirdderee burns from the content. >> Don't do this to yourself. >> So, help me up. >> So, stand me up. >> Stand me up. I can get up by myself. >> Can I do it by my Stop? I got it. >> Ow. Oh. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Why aren't the bags at the car? >> Yeah. We're going to wait right here for the >> There's a bomb in that bag. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yep. Okay. >> There's a bomb in that bag. >> No, don't listen. Don't listen. >> There's a bomb. >> We got to take serious. >> No. Put the bag in Put the bag by the car and I'll be safe. Put the bag by the car. I'll be safe. >> I don't want them stealing my [ __ ] Just I don't want them stealing my [ __ ] and I'll be safe. >> He suddenly claimed there was a bomb in his bag, prompting officers to take the threat seriously and initiate an evacuation. >> Yeah, I start getting people out in a calm manner. If you want to, I'll bring a K9 out here >> and we'll go through everything. >> Hey guys, start moving your cars down that way. >> I need my medicine. >> I need my medicine. >> Why? I'm hot. I need an ambulance. I need an ambulance. >> I need an ambulance. >> I'm done. I'm done. The police were eventually forced to use a taser to subdue him. >> Get in there. I'm going to tase him. Get in there. Get in there. I'm in. I'm in. [music] >> And the man eventually admitted that he had fabricated the bomb threat in an attempt to retrieve his bag. >> All right, guys. >> The man was escorted into the patrol car without further incident. My arm is broken. >> Doesn't matter. When did you last drink alcohol? >> Uh, yesterday. Okay, don't check your eyes real quick. >> On the evening of June 9, 2024, Sergeant Tabby Lefay of the New Mexico State Police while patrolling an I25 noticed an Albuquerque Police Department patrol car speeding at 112 mph, well over the speed limit. Upon approaching the vehicle, Sergeant Lefav recognized the driver as Alberis Police Department Jordan Hernandez who was swerving out of his lane. We're doing like a 400 driving off the one, two, one, George White 4. I think you guys should flash. >> How's it going? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. What's the hurry? >> I'm just in my way work. I'm at I have like 9 11 minutes left. >> Yeah. You have you have you have you have 11 minutes left? >> Yeah, I can win at 12. >> Okay. And and also you're not staying in your lane. >> I'm sorry, boss. I have a low tire. That's all it is. >> Come back here and talk to real quick. When questioned, Hernandez explained that he was on his way to work, but his behavior suggested something was wrong. >> Did you So, did you see him by the freeway? >> I didn't see you. I'm sorry. >> Okay. You didn't see me at all? >> No, sir. >> You didn't see me at all? >> No, I didn't. >> Sergeant Leop continued to question Hernandez and noticed a faint smell of alcohol from his car. >> Mr. Hernand, when you last drink alcohol? >> Uh, yesterday? >> Okay. Come check your eyes real quick. Midnight or >> noon? >> 12:00 noon? Yes, sir. >> Okay. Noon yesterday. Yes, sir. >> Sorry. 12 hours ago. Yes, sir. Okay. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Like noon the day prior. >> Okay. I'll check your eyes. Follow my fingertip with your eyes only. Don't move your head. So, Mr. Also, Mr. Nundes, can you explain why I would smell alcohol from your breath? >> I don't know why, sir. >> Okay, here we go. Don't move your head. M does have a license. >> Uh on media, >> can I see it? >> Who's your sergeant? >> Uh Sergeant Jared. >> Okay. Wait there. >> This is very awkward for me. Mr. Hernandez. >> When asked to perform sobriety tests, [music] Hernandez admitted to having consumed alcohol the previous day, though he insisted he [music] was still sober enough to drive. However, the sobriety tests were not completed properly with clear signs [music] of intoxication, such as unsteady eye movements and slow speech. Okay. Can you can you count backwards? >> Yes, sir. >> Count backward [music] from the number 58 to 43 backwards. Yes, sir. >> Don't sing them. >> Don't sing them. [music] >> Don't sing them. >> Yeah, just come back. Okay. 58 57 56 or sorry 40 or 58 to where? [music] >> 43. >> 43. Okay. 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 44 45 44 43 You're done. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. The alphabet. Yes, sir. >> Starting with the letter H as a Henry, stopping with the stopping at the letter Rs and Robert. Recite them forward. Don't sing them. >> Har. >> Har. >> H I J K L M N O P QR. >> Okay. Unfortunately, Mr. Nand, I believe that you're well over the legal limit. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go take your So, so I will I will I will do the favor of that. Would you would you would you disagree with me? >> I I wouldn't agree with you, sir. >> No, I said I said would you disagree with me? >> I would disagree with you. >> Okay. >> Can I put in my unit? >> Sure. Did you take your phone? Yes. Do I need anything else? Oh, you have a do you have a t-shirt? You have a t-shirt? >> Yeah. >> Let's check out the APD. >> Okay. like that. Face face. Yep. Mr. Hernandez, >> I thought I thought I saw something said Mr. Kas. >> Oh, um that's my shirt. That's my partner. I wear your shirt. >> Okay. >> It's just cuz his shirt fits better. >> Okay. So, Mr. Mr. Hernandez, I'm about to tell you something very important. >> Sergeant Levab decided [music] to arrest Hernandez for driving under the influence, speeding, and failing to stay in his lane. That >> in mind, you want to switch to a breath test? >> No, sir. Do you fail to this way? Open your mouth. Put your tongue in your mouth. So, now 12:06. Okay. And I will and I'll take and then we'll call your sergeant. I got to call my lieutenants anyway. There's a there's a sergeant. I think I'm going talk to him. >> I was going I went southbound. uh like around 213 area. Actually the entry in between the 213 and as you climb start climbing the hill southbound got about 112 112 got 112 starting in um not sure who Yeah. And all this stuff is the guns up in the front seat I believe there's two bolt and everything else is in the back. Do you have a mark by chance? If not, I could just write your >> Yeah, I had Yeah. Sorry. >> I tried to call my lieutenants. Um, they didn't answer right now. >> This case sparked widespread attention as a police officer was caught breaking serious regulations while in duty, highlighting that the law is always enforced regardless of who you are. 14 PAT maneuvers were executed during this pursuit. >> The suspect decided to drive on the median strip between the two lanes instead of stopping the vehicle when instructed by the police. Tinted window violation escalates into a dramatic change. radio coming out. >> While in duty, TMA received a report from North Little Rock Police, NLR RPD, about a pursuit involving a Red Dodge traveling northbound on US 671 167. The pursuit was initiated due to the suspect being linked to a property theft. The officer waited at 67167NB before the Redmont Road exit to assist. As the chase neared, the officer activated emergency equipment, took over the lead unit position, and reported to the coordination team. Noticing traffic disruption, the officer adjusted their position to carry out a tactical vehicle intervention, which is also referred to as DVI. The officer's vehicle collided with the suspect's car, causing it to spin 360°, but the suspect continued fleeing. The pursuit continued until near the Gregory Street exit where the suspect's car struck a civilian vehicle after slamming on the brakes. The officer attempted to spin the vehicle to stop it, [music] but the suspect kept fleeing. You got heavy dut [screaming] Put your hands up now. Put your hands up. Climb out the [ __ ] window. Got one. >> Get the [ __ ] out. >> Issuing commands, but the suspect refused to cooperate. The officer and a [music] colleague pulled the suspect from the vehicle and made the arrest. >> You got camera. Man, I got him up here at 11, I think. >> [ __ ] ass. You see there's At the scene, the officer discovered a small bag containing crystalall-like substances near the TVI area and handed it over to the NLRPD. No significant damage or injuries were reported. Yeah. >> On an intense evening in Tavern, Florida Keys, police received reports of a U-Haul truck driving recklessly. The driver was suspected of being under the influence, posing a major threat to surrounding vehicles. Heat. Heat. The Florida Highway Patrol quickly intervened following and signaling the driver to pull over. However, instead of complying, the driver accelerated, initiated a dangerous chase. driver 105. Stay safe. Whatever. I know. Heat. The pursuit continued for miles, growing increasingly tense. Very easy morning. Hey, heat. Hey. To stop the truck, officers decided to use the PAT technique, forcing the target vehicle to spin and stop. However, the driver remained stubborn, regaining control after each BAT maneuver. Right. Okay. [music] Oh, yeah. The police made 14 PAT attempts throughout the whole chase, each time causing more damage to the U-Haul. Okay, this [screaming] Eventually, after a decisive PT maneuver, the truck was forced to stop in a safe area. driver. >> Despite resistance, the driver was subdued and removed from the vehicle. A preliminary check confirmed that the driver was heavily intoxicated. His actions had endangered the safety of other vehicles and himself. Serious charges will be [music] brought against them, hopefully serving as a listen for this suspect. In the Van Beern area, Arkansas State Police began [music] pursuit after the driver of a black Chevy Silverado rental truck fled from a highway station. PD, we're coming into your city >> 64 right now from 540 3283. RMC 3283. >> Okay, U-turn. We're making a U-turn. >> We're coming going back eastbound on 64. Eastbound 64. >> I think it looks like a rental truck. Speed's 90. We're passing old Concord. 21's trying to move up for a pit. 100. The chase reached high speeds as the trucks swerved dangerously between lanes, running red lights and ignoring traffic lights. Coming up the city of Dire speed's 80. 104 city limit speed 21. If you take a little pressure off of them, see if they'll slow down some and we'll just try. >> Okay, we fitted him out. He's got back on the roadway. >> Standby. [music] We're back eastbound on 64 21. You may have to get up there. I don't know if my car is going to make it. I got it. >> Franklin County has up at the county line. >> 21. Just keep behind him until you get there. If you find a safe space, go ahead. >> State Patrol [music] quickly joined the pursuit and attempted to use the PT technique to stop the vehicle. However, the driver regained control and continued accelerating, reaching [music] speeds of up to 122 miles per hour on roads with a speed limit of just 45 miles per hour. >> Get this unit out of my way. >> The truck has uh driver side damage now from my pit. More driver side damage. He's passing somebody on the right shoulder. >> Speed 62. I need a charger up here. This guy's got much uh take off. Uh get go. Come on 21. Keep your speed up. All right, we're coming up to uh the little mulberry speed still 100 mberry. >> We got to get him in right here. 21. >> Speed's 100. We're passing Lil Malberry. Little Malberry. Okay, roll over or correction. You got him pitted out. Pitted out. >> In Malbury on Highway 64 West, another officer successfully performed the PAT maneuver, causing the suspect's [music] vehicle to spin and come to a stop. >> Get up. Get your hands up. Shut the truck off. >> All right, we got them stopped. >> Passenger, shut up. Passenger, open the door from the outside. >> Everybody, hold what you got. Hold what you got. Get out of the truck and get on the ground. >> You try anything, you're gonna get shot. Get out of the ground. >> Come to me. Turn away. Turn away. >> Go to the other side. Go to the other side. >> Hands up as high as you get them up to the roof. >> Hey, Co. Cover me. Cover me. Cover me. Just cover me. Everybody cover me. >> Cover me. He's He's got a seat. Don't let you. >> Inside the vehicle, officers found a pregnant woman in the back seat, a male passenger in the front, and the driver. All three were ordered out of the vehicle and arrested at the scene. >> Roll that window down right now. I'm asking you to roll the window down. We're 1050. We got several units. We got three at gunpoint. >> Go to the other side. I'll cover him. Back >> 10:15 10:15 three times 10:15 three times. >> Good job, guys. Well, Brandon tumor didn't keep you from running from the police and act like an idiot. I don't care who you are now. Well, I was just scared. >> Dude, are you kidding me right now? >> No, sir. >> I mean, we run 130 mph from the state line, okay, before Oklahoma even gets involved. [music] Oklahoma's in in way where we were, okay? And you're going to put everybody's lives at risk running 130 mph weaving and out of traffic blowing through intersections. You almost killed a family in freaking Alma. Okay. And then you're going to drive like a fool and try and and do this. Tear all these cars up for what? Cuz you're scared. >> Cuz we had a get in the car. >> The driver had provided two false identities while the woman claimed she only know the group through her boyfriend and didn't recognize them. She also admitted to carrying marijuana. The pursuit ended without any injuries. In the early morning hours of February 4, 2023, a Florida Highway Patrol officer spotted two pickup trucks stopped near mile marker 279 on I75 North. The two men appear to be attempting to steal the truck or its contents. When spotted, they quickly jumped into their vehicle and fled north, triggering a high-speed chase with the police. All right. Hold it. Right now we uh went off exit around the red And I'll be back soon. During the pursuit, the suspects drove at speeds exceeding 90 mph, running red lights and creating a dangerous situation. [music] 45. >> The vehicle is charging. Oh, they sound like >> tensions escalated when the suspects fired several shots from the vehicle to obstruct law enforcement. One of the shots struck a fuel truck, making the situation even more perilous. There was semi truck. >> This is what it sounds like. Yeah. Over there. Clean up. relation to the car. Are you guys ready? The chase continued for several miles before officer successfully intervened, causing the suspect's vehicle to lose control [music] and stop. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. [screaming] Yeah. >> He's in there. He's in there. Yeah. >> Get some guns. Is anybody else in there? >> Is anybody watching? >> Huh? >> There's a guy in there. >> I shot him. >> Through bravery and coordination, police were able to subdue the suspects. One suspect was fatally shot while the other was apprehended at the scene. The pursuit ended safely for the public, showcasing the Florida Highway Patrol scourge and determination. >> Hands up. >> Get your hands up. Hands >> up. The goddamn thing. >> A group of criminals committed a theft at the Ultra Beauty store in Jonesboro. After receiving a report from the store staff, the Jonesboro Police Department along with the Points County Sheriff's Office immediately initiated a pursuit of the suspect's vehicle. The chase began at extremely [music] high speeds, occasionally exceeding 130 mph. However, at this point, the police had not been able to catch up with the vehicle, and the pursuit became extremely difficult as communication signals were repeatedly lost over the radio. After losing sight of the vehicle for a while, it was finally spotted near a local college area. The police immediately activated the sirens and emergency lights, requesting support from the communications team. right there. She went off the road. I'm getting back. [music] Despite this, the vehicle continued moving at high speeds, [music] sometimes exceeding 100 mph, and the suspect continued to evade obstacles. In a [music] dangerous moment, while trying to avoid a truck, the suspect's vehicle lost control and collided with a guardrail, but then quickly regained control and continued speeding. Sorry, I got a little bit of traffic. I'm trying not to try to get up. Right now. Right now. Right now. With the situation becoming increasingly dangerous, the police decided to intervene when he had the opportunity. Although it [music] was a difficult decision, the vehicle was not completely out of control, crashing into two guard rails. [music] >> 283 trying to get back into it. Show me your hand. Show me your hand. The police quickly blocked the vehicle's path and ordered a suspect to exit the vehicle. After a series of decisive and professional actions, the suspect was arrested without causing any accidents with other vehicles. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out. >> Get out of the car. >> I'mma shoot your ass. You hear me? If we godamn thing, I'mma shoot you. You understand me? >> Hey, reach in like that. >> Keep your goddamn hands up. Spend the goddamn thing. >> Get that corner. >> Watch crawfire. Watch fire. Watch fire. Crossfire. Crossfire. I I can't get that open. Can't get that open. Crossfire. >> Get your [ __ ] ass in this car. Get out of the car. Get out. Get out the [ __ ] car. >> Get out of the car, [ __ ] Don't wait to do me. I'mma shoot your ass. Don't hit me. >> Get the [ __ ] out of the car. Get the out of the car. Get out of the car. The goddamn thing. I'mma shoot you. >> Hey, reach in and unlock that. >> Keep your goddamn hands up. >> Keep your mothering hands up. Hands up. We spend the goddamn thing that corner. >> Watch crossfire. Watch crawfire. Watch fire. Fire. Crossfire. I I can't get that open. Can't get that open. Crossfire. Holy. Holy. >> Get in the back seat. >> The pursuit was considered an outstanding success, demonstrating the police force's patience and ability to handle situations. The high-speed chase occurred between a yellow Ford Explorer and the Kentucky [music] State Police. The pursuit began when an officer reported that the suspect driving the Ford Explorer accelerated and flit on Etown Road. The officer had difficulty catching up as the suspect reached speeds of up to 90 mph, ignoring traffic laws and continuing through intersections, including roads like St. John Church wrote in Puade Park Road throughout the chase. People maintain very high speeds exceeding 100 mph road and wateride for high speeds 98. Occasionally, the suspect slowed down to 75 mph, but then spit again, driving erratically and passing other vehicles at high speeds. >> Clear the south side on [music] Patriot. Turn left. Hold [music] up. [music] [music] The officer continued to pilot the suspect, trying to predict [music] their next moves as the suspect drove unusually on most likely almost ran off the road. We're still on page turn approaching 313 speed 78. enough traffic. >> Yep. [music] >> At one point, the suspect appeared to be filming the chase on their phone with their arms sticking out the window. The officer considered performing an intervention to end the pursuit, but did not act immediately, continuing to carefully monitor the suspect's actions. [music] West Trail. We're going to come out on north right there by left trail 52 traffic now heading northbound getting control on the median oncoming left turn. [music] >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on theing ground. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands. After a few tense moments, the police were finally able to stop the vehicle. The suspect was ordered out of the car and arrested immediately. What' I do? Y'all trying to [ __ ] with me. I didn't [ __ ] do nothing wrong. Can't do nothing wrong. What' I do? No. Yep. You turned a simple speed and ticket into a couple thonies. That's what you did. >> Good job. You got anything in the car? >> Get back to push me in the car. I am >> [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Go home. [music] >> Sir, who who are you? Where do you live? Go home. I'm going to drive this vehicle. >> Go home. You're not driving this vehicle. Go home. >> That's my vehicle. >> Get out of here. You can go to jail, too. Go. Despite trying to explain the situation, the suspect continued to argue and resist with the officer responding that the situation had escalated from a simple speeding violation to a potential criminal act. >> Around 1:35 a.m. on September 14, 2024, a police officer was heading south on US 41 SR45 near Avenue 57. When the officer checked the vehicle's registration, they noticed that the white Nissan Sentra's license plate had expired since March 2024. With this violation, the officer immediately activated the emergency lights and siren to signal the driver's stop. However, the driver ignored the order, accelerating and attempting to obey the officer. I got one immediately. The vehicle continued south on US 41 and began driving in the wrong lane through a busy area, including a section near a crowded university campus. Right. Randing at me. Where I am over The suspect ran several red lights, entered Sarasota County, and the officer decided to perform a PET maneuver to control the vehicle. The >> vehicle lost control and collided with a traffic circle, then continued to crash through the barrier and hit two pedestrian signs. hands. Cover your head. Hey, hey, get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on your stomach right now. Get on your stomach right now. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. on my back. You stay right there. You stay right there. My arm. My arm. Look at my arm. Man, if you just let me do 41 at 130 mph. >> The officer immediately exited the patrol car and approached to arrest the driver. Police said Joanne Hother alone with her passenger. The passenger admitted to drinking and using crack cocaine before the stop. Sure. Just want you to hear. >> When the officer spoke with the driver, they noticed signs of drug use. The officer requested a field sobriety test, but the driver refused, as well as [music] refusing a birth test afterward. The driver was then taken to the Sarasota Memorial Hospital for a medical examination while her passenger was arrested as ordered by the police. Lisa Joan Hafer was charged with the following offenses, fleeing DUI with property damage, reckless driving, and driving with a suspended license. During a patrol, an officer from the Arkansas State Police spotted a gray Chevy Cobalt speeding on the highway. The vehicle had a temporary license plate and exhibited suspicious behavior. The officer decided to initiate a pursuit and called for backup 25. I just dropped them off 98. 335 [music] for 102. J34. Go ahead. >> It's me. A gray Chevy car. Temporary tags. Unreadable. We're headed eastbound about the 102. Throughout the chase, the suspect continued to evade the police, accelerating as the officer stayed closed behind. He passed through a deserted area and reached mile marker 107, but the suspect [music] still refused to stop. 104. We're coming up the hill on the 107 right now. Do you want me to slam his brakes? And they told us to stand by J34. They told us he was up 1078. We're trying to tell him clearly, but I believe he's still going to be in pursuit from what they're saying. Eastbound >> coming up to Highway 9. Still not stopping. I'm 110. Heading south. Looks like we're going to be pulling into There's something outside at the burger store. Could be at Pagene Lake. >> Eventually, after a long chase, the car came to a stop and officer Ford immediately ordered the driver and passengers to exit a vehicle. The suspects were arrested in order to kneel with their hands behind their heads to ensure officer safety. >> Passenger, >> step back towards me. >> On your knees. On your knees. Put your hands behind your head. Hands behind your head. >> What? What's going on? I ain't resisting, man. I ain't resisting. I ain't resisting. What's going on, man? >> Stop. You'll walk backwards towards me. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. On your knees, hands on your head. See? >> Huh? >> You see? >> Would y'all throw out the car? [ __ ] >> I was I >> What y'all throw out of the car? >> I I don't know. >> Oh, y'all lying. >> Watching. >> During the search, the officer discovered items thrown from the car during the chase. After questioning, the suspects denied disregarding anything, but Officer Ford found evidence proving that they had thrown methamphetamine out of the vehicle. >> Hey, the guy that's in that car is the one problem. >> Despite the suspect's attempts to conceal their crime, he couldn't escape the charges. After the arrest, officer Ford called for an ambulance for the driver, suspecting health issues while the other individuals were taken to jail. The evidence was collected and processed correctly.