Drop the >> Damn. >> This is police brutality. >> This is [Music] put down. [Music] Shots fired. Shots fired. >> In Baltimore, Maryland, between Lafayette and Fulton, a man held a woman hostage with a knife in his hand. >> Get down. Get down. Officer Zachary Rutherford immediately arrived on the scene and the attacker, Tyrie Morhead, rushed toward the hostage. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Rutherford opened fire at close range. Set fire. Set fire. Set fire. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Send more units. Send more units. Sir, drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> The woman rolled out of harm's way, narrowly escaping death. Ironically, Morehead, once an activist calling four no shoot zones, died from bullets. [Music] >> Get back. In Amherst, New York, police were called to Bailey Avenue for a domestic violence incident. >> Rockwell Brent is in the house. He's not supposed to be in there. >> Okay. >> Can you put his hands on my niece like a week ago? >> Okay. >> He did? >> Yeah. >> Get on the back side. He likes to take off front end. >> There you go. I'm not too far. If you want to keep doing service, maybe >> I don't know. You might want to watch the back. I don't know. >> 22 radio. >> Go search the um go check the rear with Aiden. Yeah, there's like a shed. There's a shed in a garage. >> Yeah. Yeah, I think that's the complainant. All right. >> I'll have you wait here. Okay. >> I know. >> Okay. Is he threatening to do anything with these men? >> All right. Stay on the back. I'm going to open the door and call him out. Let's >> Watch out, man. Here. Back up. I'm back. Rick wall. >> No. Why would they do that? Inside a home, Raquel Grant, 26, with two warrants, suddenly rushed out of a back window. In his hands were two shiny knives. In a split second, he attacked Officer Aiden Bangelo. Lieutenant Matthew Loyo immediately pulled out his taser, but to no avail. Both officers fired simultaneously. [Music] We need to get >> We're going to Don't Don't go towards those knives. >> Get that med kit, John. >> Stay on coverage. >> You got the med kit. He's coming. >> Next officer, we need a med kit in the back. >> They immediately provided first aid and saved the life of their attacker. Officer Van Love was lucky to survive. Violence only brings pain and serious consequences to all parties involved. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> In Los Angeles, California. Wilbur Blanco, 42, was chasing an elderly man down Weston Street with a knife. Angeles is a neighborhan wearing no short gray pants running up and down the street with a knife. Police arrived and ordered him to drop the knife, but Blanco ignored them. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife right now. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife right now. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Hey, get back. Westbound only. Drop the knife. Drop the knees. >> Drop the knife, bro. >> He suddenly ran toward the officers, prompting them to open fire. >> All southwestvenue on your side. Okay. >> I'm on your side. I'm on your side. Okay. You okay? You good? >> Blanco was taken to the hospital but died. >> When someone loses control and has a weapon in their hands, the risks are great for the suspect, the victim, and law enforcement. >> Just search him real fast, agent, search him real fast. Search him real fast. Don't search him real fast and put pressure on the wounds. >> Copy. In Harris County, Texas, on March 20th, 2024, a person called 911 to report that their neighbor was knocking on the door repeatedly and was behaving erratically. When officers arrived, they found Trevor Cone, 41, sitting in the garage with a gun in his hand. >> Trevor, drop it. >> Hold on. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it now. >> Trevor, drop it. on fire. >> Cone refused to comply with orders to come out, even closing the garage door, then opening the door again and pointing the gun at the officers. Two officers fired multiple shots. >> Hold on. Drop it. Drop it. Let me go ahead with the gun. >> Drop it. >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> Don't move. >> Don't move. >> Get him. Get him. Okay, I got him. I got him. Go ahead. >> Cone eventually surrendered and no one was injured. >> The gun turned out to be a BB gun. >> Cone was arrested and faces two counts of attempted assault on a public officer [Music] >> in Los Angeles, California. On June 5th, 2025, Olympic patrol officers received a report of a suspect with a dangerous weapon pointing what appeared to be a handgun at passing vehicles on Western Avenue and Washington Boulevard. Hey, drop it. Drop it. Hey, drop it. I got it. It's a pole. Uh, no. No, no, no. Hey, drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Hey, don't suspect still not complying with officers. The man has not dropped the shotgun. Now individ west of Western walking away. >> Upon arrival, they found Roberto Gonzalez Flores, 37, holding what appeared to be a gun on the sidewalk. Despite repeated orders from police to drop the weapon and use bean bag, Flores refused to comply and instead hid the object in his waistband and pointed it at the police. Hey 40 [Music] up and ready. Hey, he's dropping. He's dropping. >> Officers immediately opened fire and arrested him. [Music] >> Upon inspection, the object was determined to be a metal pipe disguised as a gun. >> Give me your hands. Give me hands. pants. >> In Tulsa, Oklahoma, officers from the Tulsa gang unit approached Micah Fitzpatrick on suspicion of gang involvement. >> Vicki, we're going southbound towards the Quick Trip. Southbound towards Quick Trip. Let me see your hands. Get on the ground. >> Give me your hands. Give me hands. Hands. Hecky. I got him. >> My cuffs are out. He immediately fled. An officer used a taser to subdue Fitzpatrick. >> You got a gun? What are you running for? Piece of trash. What are you running for? Huh? >> After the police handcuffed him, they discovered a firearm. Fitzpatrick was arrested on multiple charges, including gang-lated offenses, resisting arrest, and possession of drugs with intent to distribute. >> Yeah, that [ __ ] sucked, man. You should have stopped. >> You're going to be a little sore, but you got to help him out, man. You're big dude. >> Hey, I just patted him down for a gun. He smells like weed. >> Police. In Archadadelphia, Arkansas, a blue pickup truck refused to stop when ordered to buy an officer and instead sped away. [Music] [Music] I'm 67 south at Curtis southbound going towards G. I've got a green dot Dakota found here. >> I live at 218 North 11th Street apartment 19 in Philadelphia 252. [Music] Still rolling 435 >> behind a green truck 67. [Music] >> A perfect pit ended the chase quickly and the vehicle spun around and stopped. Get out of the damn truck. Do it now. Get out. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> Turn around. >> Unlock car. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. You mother. >> This is where the real trouble began as the driver filmed the video and challenged the officer. >> Anyway, get on the ground. Get off the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Mr. Police brutality. >> This is police brutality. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I can't. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I can't. Unmarked car. You can't pull me over in the unmarked car. >> Why are you so mad, bro? >> Despite the use of a taser, the officer became embroiled in a struggle with the driver. The incident only ended with a taser from the backup officer. >> Great job. Sucker. You You think you're a big man. >> Sit down. >> You think you're >> Respect and cooperation are the best ways to keep yourself and others safe. >> You see him punching me like that, right? >> Yeah. You hit a fly. >> He's in on my car. What was he doing trying to pull me over on my car? >> 52. In Clayton County, Georgia on April 6th, 2024, a black Nissan Ultima was pursued in connection with an aggravated burglary. The driver fled, weaving across lanes and entering the emergency lane into Clayton County. Right lane going back over to the right shoulder line. There's a lot of cars for me. I'm not able to fit a lot of cars. >> Now back to the left. attempt to prep33. They going over towards the right. 23 still in heavy traffic coming up on the 235 in the left lane. So, we're still going towards 285 going west 285 285 pit pit pit pit pit. Start 52. >> The pursuit quickly escalated, forcing the officer to perform a pit on the open road. The passenger surrendered while the driver was injured. Police arrived, restrained both, and waited for an ambulance. High speed and hit and run pursuits are not only dangerous to yourself, but also endanger the lives of others. >> Get down on your knees. Get down on your knees. [Music] [Music] [Music] Hey, this Turning on Highway 300. [Music] [Music] In Pville, Arkansas, a vehicle pursued by officers successfully underwent a pit maneuver, causing it to lose control and overturn. [Music] Look on the map telling where he is exactly. >> The driver and passenger were safely extricated and taken into custody. >> Negative. I've got JP supervisor. Okay. [Music] All right. You can spit out with your fire extinguisher. >> Okay. I'm on radio now. Need more on fire now. We've got fire. >> Moments later, the vehicle caught fire. The swift and precise coordination of officers and support teams prevented a more serious disaster. Take down. In St. Francis County, Arkansas. An Arkansas officer spotted a white Hyundai traveling at 101 mph in a 75 mph zone. The driver ignored the stop command and fled, leading to a high-speed chase with dangerous swerving across multiple lanes. [Music] [Music] Keep going. speed. Getting closer. [Music] taking out [Music] their 16 to their house now. Sergeant Fleming executed a pit maneuver, causing the vehicle to flip on its roof by the roadside. >> Roll over. Roll over. >> The two suspects fled into the nearby woods, but were apprehended thanks to coordination with local units and a drone team. Speeding and fleeing not only endanger your own life but also threaten the lives of others. >> Somebody outside now. >> Do not go in there. >> In Phoenix, Arizona on May 9th, 2022, 911 calls came in. A man was causing a disturbance, causing chaos on the streets. The first two officers to arrive were pointed out by witnesses to the troublemaker who was holding a large rock. >> Get the stunag out. >> 221. >> A plan to use a taser was quickly discussed, but the distance was too great, so the officers switched to stun bags. >> It's not loaded. Run. >> Drop it. Drop it. Drop the rock. >> He suddenly ran away. The warning, "Drop the rock," was repeated, but he remained stubborn. Drop the rock and get down on the ground. >> Sunbag on the south side of this now. >> Help. Do not go in there. >> The chase ended when he appeared on the patio of a restaurant, holding the rock as if he was about to throw it and opening the door to enter the restaurant. Gunshots rang out. Police immediately bandaged, treated, and took him to the hospital. >> I'm right here. [Applause] Get that arm back. [Applause] >> In Baltimore, Maryland, detective Cedric Elby spoke to a 17-year-old boy, Mai Franklin, after receiving a report of a person with a gun in the Mckenry neighborhood. A few minutes later, the boy got up and walked away, and the chase began. [Music] Come here. >> Come here. >> The command, drop the gun, was repeated several times. Franklin ignored it, the gun still in his hand. >> Stop. Put the gun down. Put the >> In a split second, at least four shots rang out. seized and confirmed to be stolen. Dropping your weapon when asked by police can prevent a mistake from becoming a tragedy. >> Come on now, bro. >> Hurry up. Slow and shake. [Applause] >> In Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A call came in about a man pointing a gun at civilians. When police arrived, they were confronted by the gunman. Drop the gun. >> He's got it. Tape. >> Put the gun down. >> Drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. >> Green eye. We got him here in the gas station. He's got the gun in his left hand. Green eye. We got him here in the gas station. He's got the gun in his left hand. >> Dude, sir. The shout of put down your gun echoed, but he still held the gun tightly, then suddenly pointed it straight at the force. >> Sir, drop the gun. >> Sir, drop the gun for me, please. Stop. Stops once on board. Just stay up. Just stay up. Stay down. Stay down. Free officers opened fire. [Music] CPR was administered, but the 42-year-old man died. When police tell you to drop your weapon, do it immediately. It could be the difference between life and death. >> Yeah, that's This guy's good. Dave, he's bleeding out. >> All right, we're moving into uh recovering. We're going to need medical ASAP. In Pierce County, Washington, a silver BMW was stolen at gunpoint. 19-year-old Brian Delina Mendoza drove the vehicle in a series of truck thefts, armed robberies, and a school break-in in Lacy. Multiple units surrounded the suspect once his location was confirmed. The BMW became stuck in traffic, and an officer tried to open the door, ordering Mendoza to surrender. Instead, Mendoza stepped on the gas, colliding with other vehicles and fleeing. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Behind >> him. Behind the vehicle. >> Holding the Pacific Park. He's going to head towards 260. Try to get sticks out. [Music] >> 76 eastbound 162nd Avenue. Sticks out. >> A pursuit was immediately initiated. The BMW was disabled with spike strips and forced to stop, but Mendoza grabbed a nearby motorcycle in an attempt to escape. [Music] >> They're getting on a motorcycle. An officer fired to stop the suspect. Mendoza was taken into custody. >> Let me see your hands. >> No car or possession is worth trading your freedom and your life. >> Put the knife down. >> Stop. [Applause] >> Put the knife down now. In Salt Lake City, Utah, a woman was attacked in Pioneer Park, and firefighters arrived first, rushing to save her life. Minutes later, two officers arrived and approached the suspect who was still in the park. >> Pick up whatever my first aid to talk to her. >> They're saying it's this guy right over here is what they're saying. >> You guys saw she said that guy did it. >> Okay, go find him. 911. >> Hey, he's got the knife in his hand. >> Put the knife down. Put the knife down. >> Taser. Put the knife down. >> Stop. [Applause] >> Put the knife down now. >> He suddenly charged at one of the officers. Knife in hand. Gunfire erupted. >> Put it down. >> Drop the knife. Drop it. >> Put the knife down. Let it go, man. Come on. I want to help you. >> The police immediately called for medical assistance and transferred him to the fire department nearby. Laying down your weapons is the only way for everyone to safely leave a dangerous situation. >> He's hit. I heard him breathing. Hey, come on, man. Where you hit, dude? Tell us where you're at. Come on. I want to help you. >> Hey, shot fired. Shot fired. >> Nobody's listen to me. I'm about to put a bolt in my head. >> No one's listening to you. And >> I'm not looking. I heard any cops. Okay, >> I totally understand. >> I'm not. In Maricopa, Arizona, a 911 call came from Lawrence Nudson, 56, who said he was in distress and had a gun, but did not intend to harm the police. [Music] >> Hey, hands. >> When officers arrived, Nen kept saying, "Let's do it." and walked toward them. >> "Back off," was ordered, but he did not stop. Stop. >> Stop. Back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> One officer fired a taser while another officer fired multiple shots. Nudson died after being taken to the hospital. In his hand was not a gun, but a vape pen. >> When emotions get to the point of despair, seek help before things get out of control. [Applause] >> In Gford, Florida, after receiving reports of gunfire on 38th Avenue, Indian River County police followed a vehicle suspected of being involved in a shooting and a string of gun thefts in the area. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Keep your hands on the feet. down. >> Put your hands up now. Front passenger, put your hands up. >> Don't move. Just keep your hands up. >> I see it. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> Hey, you're in the front. >> A single zero right now on my side. >> On your side? >> Yeah. >> Who has it? Front or back? >> Back to right. >> Unlock the doors. >> Unlock the doors. When the vehicle was stopped, Jaml Frederick, who was sitting in the back seat, was warned not to touch the gun that was clearly visible through the window. >> Keep your hands out the window. >> Step out. Keep your hands. Hands. >> Do not. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. When Frederick got out of the car, he ran into a residential area with the gun. A burst of gunfire rang out. [Music] >> When he was found at a house, more shots were fired. He was rushed to the hospital and survived. In Atlanta, Georgia, a car ignored a traffic light and failed to signal and entered the view of a patrol car. The lights and sirens blared, but instead of stopping, the driver sped off, setting off a tense chase through a series of sharp turns. >> Burgundy colored Nissan Ultima WPZ 355. [Music] No, no, no. 1080. Turn on Cambridge. [Music] Left hand on Harrison. Harrison taking 85 south. [Music] The police's pits failed to stop the driver's wheels. >> Vehicles driving the wrong way. Interstate 85. M8 [Music] [Music] seconds. Contact control taking Cleveland Avenue exit. He is keeping straight across the intersection. He's 1050 with another vehicle. >> The driver even drove into oncoming traffic and collided >> on Cleveland. [Music] He stopped at a corner and dropped off a pregnant woman. Springdale Road getting vehicle road rear driver side tire is out blind. He's out of control. [Music] The car slowly deteriorated until it stalled on Springdale Road SW. The police drew their guns and shouted orders. Edward Lee Brown Jr. was arrested on the spot. Running away can get you and others into dangerous situations. >> Huh? >> Where's your driver's license? >> It's in that blue envelope on the side of my door. On the left side of my door. In Arkansas, a Silver Land Rover speeds through a 50 mph construction zone where workers are still working. >> There you go. Go Broadway 8 a.m. Today 435 control speed >> approaching the 40 split. 40. The chase escalates as the suspect reverses on the freeway. TVI. >> After a successful TVI, he still tries to escape. The trooper blocked the attack by spinning the Land Rover between the two vehicles, forcing the driver to surrender. >> The smell of alcohol is strong inside the car with several open beer bottles. >> The driver faces a slew of charges including speeding, DUI, wrongway driving, fleeing, and child endangerment. Please think before you step on the gas. [Music] [Applause] Switch [Music] TV. [Music] >> Not yet. In North Little Rock, Arkansas on July 6th, 2024, police received a call of a red Chevrolet pickup fleeing on E Broadway. >> The speed was only about 40 mph, but the car stubbornly avoided 2TBI. [Music] >> Four four. [Music] The car sped across the Broadway bridge, swerving like a cornered animal. Sergeant Monroe closed in on the right, spinning the car 90°. What? [Applause] The driver, Wendell Jackson, was pulled over and handcuffed on the spot. If you're wrong, stop and take responsibility. [Applause] [Music] Officer Alers in Alaska, a key officer in the Florida Highway Patrols crime interdiction unit, soon noticed a white Ford Dormer series with tinted windows traveling north on center 91A floor Pike near mile marker 145 in the outside lane. After scanning the vehicle's tag, the officer discovered the registered owner had a suspended license and an active seizure order for the tag. The officer activated lights and sirens at mile marker 147, signaling the driver to stop. Instead, the driver moved to the outside lane and continued driving. 21 echo kilo sier mic on a white Mercedes four-door. Using the PA system, the officer directed the driver to pull over to the right shoulder, but the driver began accelerating. The officer immediately notified dispatch of the vehicle's refusal to stop, initiating a pursuit. >> Speeds currently 84 mph. Traffic is heavy, light rain. He's still on the left shoulder northbound at the 149. He is getting off at the 152. Getting off the ones too. The vehicle recklessly moved onto the shoulder, weaving through traffic. Recognizing the increasing danger, the officer informed dispatch of the escalating situation and pursued the suspect. Clear. Clear. Clear. Green light. Green light. Green light. [Music] [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] again from northbound 97. You recover driving again. 104 is going to continue northbound and he's exiting 70. 95 exit 70. Pit pit pit. With coordinated efforts, police executed multiple intervention maneuvers, eventually stopping the vehicle. Walk back towards me. >> Officers ordered the driver to exit the car and took him into custody. >> My voice passenger, open the door with your hands outside the car. Come back towards me. Stretch towards me. Keep walking. Keep walking. On your knees. On your knees. Hands over your head. Cross your feet. Cross your feet. Get up. >> The driver, Derek Donovan Taylor Jr. and the passenger, William Wade Woods, were injured and transported to Longwood Regional Medical Center by Trooper Shogran for treatment. After medical clearance, both were transported to the Lucy County Jail. Taylor faced charges including reckless driving, property damage, fleeing law enforcement, possession of cocaine, marijuana under 20g, oxycodone, drug paraphernalia, and driving with a suspended license. Woods was charged with possession of cocaine, marijuana under 20g, oxycodone, and drug paraphernalia. >> Go down. Police arrived at a shopping area after receiving reports of a group of teenagers causing a disturbance. Upon arrival, officers observed the group vandalizing property and smashing a bottle of alcohol. >> Sir, get up. >> Hey, wake him up. Wake him up. >> Sir, [ __ ] ain't did nothing. He the whole time. >> One of the teenagers immediately responded, claiming innocence. >> Y'all was breaking stuff. Y'all done broke wine bottles. It's on camera. They done caught y'all breaking stuff. Where where y'all parents? I ain't got no >> officers emphasized that their behavior was unacceptable and questioned the absence of parental supervision. >> They advised the group to find a more suitable gathering spot like a park rather than disturbing others in the shopping area. >> What' you say? >> Y'all come here. Don't make this harder than what it has to be because y'all old enough to go. So sit down and listen to what we got to say. This officer talking to y'all, then stop moving. You understand me? >> The group became increasingly unruly. Officers ordered them to leave the shopping area, but instead of cooperating, the teens continued their disruptive behavior. >> That way, out >> outside. >> Okay. >> Let's go. >> Tie my shoe. >> I don't worry about I'm not worried about your shoe. You can try that outside. >> Let's go. >> You ain't working. You ain't working nowhere. You ain't working nowhere. >> Let's go. >> Yeah. Let's go. >> I'm going to put you in handcuffs in a minute. Do you understand that? Excuse me. He's going to listen or he's going to go in handcuffs >> now. Let's go. >> What the Look, I'm not even One time walk me is wrong with you. >> I gave you I don't give a off me. [ __ ] wrong with you. Get off me. >> Als want to fight with me. [Music] Hold up. >> Go down. >> Get off of me or you're going to cop. >> Okay, here. I'm trying to get It's not meant to be gentle. >> Get your goddamn hand. >> No idea. I'm not getting in that car. Can y'all please call y'all? >> I am the target. >> No. Can y'all talk to me first? >> You want to go in handcuffs? Keep it up or back off. >> Back off. >> Back off. >> Get in the car. >> You either I'm throwing you in. You got one minute. >> These handcuffs. >> Get all the way in. >> These handcuffs, man. that >> now where I'm going to put all three of you in handcuffs and you can join him in the car. >> All right. >> Eventually, some of the teenagers began to leave, but a few remain defiant. >> Tighten up. I'm standing here. You can get out my face. >> Boss, man, go ahead and put your light down for me. >> Stand up. >> I'm just sitting there. I'm playing your back. >> You're going to be under arrest, too. >> What the I do. >> Battery on a Leo. >> Battery on a touch nobody. >> Hands on his body. Who I touch? >> Stop. Not a damn person. >> I'm not going to do a step. >> Officers detained the non-compliant individuals for further questioning to ensure security. >> You want to get your hand behind your back. >> Take the cuff right here. Why you arresting them? >> What do you think about the attitude and behavior of this group of teenagers? What factors might have influenced their actions? Is this a result of family upbringing or merely a phase of teenage rebellion as they seek freedom and test boundaries? A highly dangerous criminal became the target of a tense police pursuit. The suspect seated in the vehicle was identified as a member of the Gutterboy Gang, a gang notorious for drug trafficking and prior firearm offenses. Despite being on probation, the suspect continued breaking the law, prompting police surveillance and intervention. His persistent criminal behavior drew significant police attention with backup units deployed to intercept his vehicle. is closing. As officers approached the suspect's vehicle, he grew anxious and acted suspiciously. Officers quickly detected the smell of marijuana coming from the car and ordered him to exit the vehicle. However, the suspect immediately reversed into the police patrol car before accelerating forward. Two officers attempted to stop the vehicle, but the suspect's reckless actions caused one officer to be dragged and struck against the patrol car. The pursuit resumed as the suspect's car headed south on Roosevelt at approximately 60 km perh. Officers followed closely, tracking the suspect through multiple streets, moving east under an overpass and then heading north on T Street. Traffic was light with no significant obstacles. off to 440 west now. >> 32 rock 30 just threw something out the window. He's passing on the rock, children. [Music] [Music] 65th. We're coming up to you right there. Whoever that is. 65th. [Music] We're getting back on 31 31. He just threw something out the window there at the intersection. >> 1023. We're staying on Young Road coming up. The suspect's car continued west on Roosevelt at approximately 60 km perh, ignoring stop signals and recklessly crossing into oncoming lanes marked with double yellow lines. Recognizing the escalating danger, police executed an intervention maneuver. >> Hey, just call me run into turning around here. Hold up. Still bring him out and crash. Head on to a pole here. Gar Springs. [Music] Spit it out. Spit it out. Spit it out. Get it out. grill. [Music] >> Get it out. >> It's a grill. Stop, >> man. It's a grill, bro. It's a grill. Stop, dude. [Music] Shut up. Shut up. [Music] >> Yeah, you are. I don't want to listen. >> Yeah. Okay. That's North Blue Rock. >> He didn't really Why you running? >> I didn't do I didn't have to do nothing. Blue Rock me for nothing. That's what I'm saying. He had the license on me for nothing. For my life. >> I don't know what he threw at first cuz I couldn't see it. But there at the intersection, it was some paper bags. >> Right there. Scott Hamilton. >> Yeah. Right there before the light. The chase ended when the suspect's car crashed into a large utility pole, disabling the vehicle. The suspect, Montreal Jones, was arrested on site and faced numerous serious charges, including drug trafficking, resisting law enforcement, and multiple traffic violations. During the pursuit [Applause] [Music] On the evening of November 29th, 2020, Fort Timas dispatch received information about a black Nissan Ultima heading south on Interstate 430 near mile marker 9. The vehicle was not maintaining its lane. A police officer stopped the vehicle near mile marker 8 and observed it drifting into lane three from lane two. The officer initiated a traffic stop for improper lane usage. However, the driver continued south without yielding, prompting the officer to activate the siren. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Right here, I'm coming up Victor. Mhm. The vehicle moved slowly but did not stop until approaching mile marker 4 where the driver finally pulled over on the right shoulder. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Let me see your hands. Let me see your Get out and let me see your hands. Walk back here. >> Get over. Get over to the front of my car. The front of my car. Keep going to the right. I'm going to let you hook her up. >> Keep going to the right. >> The driver, Jennifer Mayhem, was the sole occupant and was asked to exit the vehicle. She was arrested without incident. That's clear. Clear. [Music] The officer detected a strong odor of alcohol emanating from her. Mayhem was asked to perform a roadside breath test, but she refused. The officer transported her to the Palaski County Detention Center for processing. Based on observed signs and her refusal to complete the tests, the officer arrested Mayhem under the DUI, driving under the influence regulations. She was placed in a holding cell and a report was completed. Evidence collected will be forwarded to the relevant authorities for further investigation and legal proceedings. On November 17th, 2024, a police officer was patrolling US Highway 79 heading east towards Mariana. During the patrol, the officer noticed a passenger car traveling westbound at an extremely high speed. The officer estimated the vehicle's speed to be between 90 to 95 mph. Immediately, the officer activated the radar, recording the vehicle's speed at 93 mph with a clear and stable Doppler tone. The officer activated emergency lights in the siren, signaling the driver to stop. However, the driver continued passing another vehicle without reducing speed. >> The suspect then proceeded west on US Highway 79 before signaling a right turn onto Lee County Road 415. Despite turning onto a side road, the driver showed no intention of stopping. >> The officer decided to employ a TV maneuver to disable the fleeing vehicle. The car was immediately immobilized. Get your hands up. Get your hands up. >> Put your hands where I can see them. >> The driver, still calmly sitting in the vehicle smoking a cigarette, displayed no reaction. >> Put your hands up. Keep your hands in the air. >> Keep your Put your both hands up. Turn around. Face away from me. Turn around and face away from me. Keep your hands up. Back up to my voice. Back up to my boy. >> Okay. >> Stop. Do not look at me. >> Go to your knee. You put your hands down again. Keep them up. >> What did I do? >> Look away from me. Go to your knees. >> What did I do? >> What do you do? 93 and 55 and not stopping. >> Uh-huh. >> Why didn't you stop? Why were you doing 93 and a 55? >> My car was messing up. I need to blow it out. And that's all I do. >> Give me the other hand. >> No, you've been drinking. How much you been drinking? >> I was sitting there watching game. >> And that's all I >> put your knees up. That's a good one. >> Stay right there. >> I ain't going nowhere. >> I'm not going for city. >> Upon approaching the vehicle, the officer detected a strong smell of alcohol on the driver's breath, clearly indicating he was driving under the influence. Give me holding brakes. You You're driving like that going to kill somebody. Do you understand me? >> Do you understand that? >> You're doing 93 in a 55 mph zone and then I get behind you passing traffic. You will not stop. >> My car was >> Well, it's acting a fool right now in the ditch. >> Go get my keys. No, it's going to be told now. >> Why going to be told? >> Because I had a TVI, you put you in the ditch because you wouldn't stop. If you'd been smart, pulled over, it' have been a lot different. How much have you had to drink? >> I was sitting at home watching the game. >> I wouldn't ask. >> I went and get me cigarettes and I came back home and that's all I was trying to do. You laid it done left me. I was just going to get that. >> I'm just going to die. >> Well, a lot of people going through those caring a she stand right there and going to back his car up a little bit. The suspect, Jimmy Crawford, 36, from Mariana, Arkansas, was transported to the Mariana Police Department, where he refused the requested tests. He was charged with the following offenses: driving while intoxicated, Dwey, fleeing a traffic stop, reckless driving, refusal to submit to a chemical test, no insurance, violating driver's license restrictions, and speeding 93 mph in a 55 mph zone. Get out. Get out. >> The Monomony Falls police engaged in a pursuit to stop a vehicle whose driver was suspected of multiple retail theft. Police identified the suspect's white vehicle traveling at 74 mph through a busy traffic area, creating several dangerous situations. >> A vehicle wanted for retail. vehicle is going to be a white after flat rear tire last 40 I'll take over on radio. >> Copy. [Music] >> 45. [Music] Officers reported the vehicle traveling on Bradley Road at approximately 45 mph, then accelerating to 63 mph on Calat Road. 45 Street speed at 65. [Music] [Music] Oh, yeah. [Music] Throughout the pursuit, officers maintained a safe distance as the vehicle reached 91st Street, speeding at 65 mph. The situation grew tense, but officers remained in control. [Music] 115. We're going east. Uh Silver Spring 9b onto 89th Street. Currently turning into a gas station 91st Street gas station 91st going to be south 91st coming back 91st. During the chase, the vehicle suffered a significant collision, dislodging the rear bumper, which dragged along the road. The suspect unexpectedly turned west onto Carman Road and continued towards 25th Street. >> 90 seconds. Police did not lose track. Maintaining close supervision. >> 115 will be south on 91st from Flag. Traffic is medium. Speeds are 300 flight. supervisor. >> The vehicle slowed to 30 mph in a densely trafficked area where the suspect attempted to exit the vehicle and steal another car. Stopped at a red light. Hey, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get down. Get on the car. Stand up. Hello. 113 out of the camera. Officers quickly exited their patrol car, intervened, and arrested the suspect. The woman, identified as Susan Bryson, was apprehended after an 8-mile pursuit ending in Milwaukee. Bryson initially provided false identification, refused to cooperate, and was transported to jail. Police were in pursuit of a reckless driver on a road in Louisiana. The driver ignored traffic signals and attempted to evade police upon noticing their presence. 190 still. [ __ ] [Music] Throughout the chase, the driver frequently changed lanes, ran red lights, and performed dangerous maneuvers endangering themselves and others on the road. [Music] All right, get off the air for a minute. Officers remained persistent, communicating via radio with colleagues to coordinate the apprehension. Additional police vehicles quickly joined the pursuit, forming a perimeter around the suspect's car. made by Santa. [Music] >> The situation escalated as the driver continued evading capture but was eventually stopped following a decisive maneuver by the police. >> Driver, stop your vehicle. thing. 52 heavy 52. 53. >> Driving. Wow. Wow. The video concluded with officers ordering the driver to exit the vehicle and conducting a search to ensure no further danger. air out for all three. If anybody can advise on the other one 2911 vehicle on the side, >> I'm finishing up the point of Ryan and real quick. I'll hit the major one if yall want to get the rest up along the way. You use a couple. >> A couple to the one at Eddie. >> You made a couple to the one at Ryan and Eddie. >> So then where did this third person miraculously disappear to out of thin air, Matt? >> Yeah, he walked. >> He walked. >> Probably came back with the dude that came to his house. Okay. So, he walked within the 5 to 10 seconds. Okay. How much how much law enforcement and and legal training have you had? >> You're always louder attorney. I know that much. >> Okay. And where'd you learn that? YouTube. >> One afternoon, after receiving a report, the police stopped a man on suspicion of driving under the influence. When officers approached, the man insisted he was not the driver, but merely a passenger seated in the back. However, a man was found in the driver's seat, and the police suspected he was the actual driver. The police asked the driver to cooperate with the investigation. >> Want to step right back here for me, bud? >> All right, man. So, I'm not going to [ __ ] you. You have a warrant for arrest. All right. >> For what? >> I believe it's for unpaid child support. All right. >> I already paid that. >> Okay. Well, I just I just confirmed. >> No, I got the proof to prove it. Let me get the paperwork. >> Okay. Well, just hold on there. I just confirmed over the radio that you have a warrant. Okay, Matt. >> I just paid it. They discovered that the man did not have documentation proving he had paid child support obligations. >> Well, let me make a phone call to her. I got to make phone call. I'm not going to do nothing. I'm not going to run. I'm not Why should I do that? >> Okay. Right now, you are going to be detained. All right. So, you need to put your hands behind your back. I can grab the paperwork. All right. >> You don't know where the paperwork is. >> Yeah. You can just tell me where it is. Dude, you know me. Every time I've been with you, I've been straight straight with you, right? >> Nonetheless, they decided to detain him temporarily to verify the information as there was still an active warrant for his arrest. Where's that paperwork at? Hold on. No, you can just tell me where it is. You can just tell me where it is. You don't need to go to the car. >> I go to car. Why not? >> Because you're detained right now, dude. >> Hey, will you get that [ __ ] paperwork from I have Matt detained? >> All right, then. We're going to step right back over here. >> Matt, Matt, we're not going to fight. If you want to fight me, I'm just going to go. Okay, >> we're not going to do that today. I've been cool with you the whole time, right? I've been straight with you. I told you exactly what's going on. I'm going to go check I'm going to check the paperwork, but we're going to do this first. Okay. >> No, because you're going to tell me whatever, man. >> Have I arrested you yet? Have I arrested you yet? >> Whatever you guys all the time. >> Thank you. I want the keys to my mom's car. >> Have a seat in the car here. And I'm going to check the paperwork. Confirm the warrant and everything like that. All right, man. >> It's either in there or at my mom's. >> The paperwork? >> Yeah. >> All right. Then where are your shoes at? >> I don't know. Probably somewhere in the car. >> I'm not even worried about it. Who cares? >> All right. I'll grab your shoes here for a second. >> Yeah. >> All right, April. So, who was driving the car here? Because I know his mom wasn't in the car. And when I drove by, I saw a bald man sitting in the driver's seat. I mean, also the fact that when I pulled in behind it, the whole car shook as he jumped into the back. So, y'all just be honest with me here. Is Matt driving? >> All right. Deputy Ger, you want to search her real quick? Okay, >> you're good, buddy. All right, so since I am going to be searching the car, I'm going to have you have a take take a seat in deputy beginner's patrol car. We're not going to put any cuffs on you just cuz you got the dog here. I want you to be able to take care of you. You're not under arrest right now. You're just being detained. All right. Um, are you willing to do any field sobriety test to make sure that you're safe to drive? Cuz I believe that it's possible you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. >> I am safe to drive. I'm sitting in the back seat. As the officers prepared to inspect the vehicle, a tense exchange unfolded between the man and the police. They requested him to undergo field sobriety tests to determine if he was under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The police even informed him that a blood test might be required if he failed to comply. >> So, when I drove by this way, I saw a bald man sitting in the driver's seat, and I believed it was you, >> Ryan's friend. The situation became more challenging when the man tried to avoid responsibility and contested the police findings. He claimed he was not the driver and that Ryan was the one operating the vehicle. >> All right, Matt, you want to hop out for me? >> We're at the jail. >> Nope. We're at the hospital. We're going to draw your blood. >> Nope. I said I want a lawyer before I do anything. I want the lawyering whatever it is. >> All right, Matt. So, I have a warrant signed by a circuit court judge. All right. >> For your bloody I'm allowed to have a lawyer before I do anything. No, you're not. >> Yeah, I am. >> Nope, not at this point. So, I have a warrant for your blood drum >> in the backseat of a car. >> I have your blood I have a warrant for your blood drum at. >> Oh. >> So, we're going to go >> I want my attorney first. >> Okay. So, we're going to step out of the vehicle tonight. >> I want my attorney. >> Okay. Matt, do you want to add more charges on? Cuz that's where this is going to go. >> My attorney, please. I got a disability. I don't understand [ __ ] >> How you could do it? No, I want my attorney. >> You don't have a right to an attorney at this point. >> Why not? >> Because you don't have a right to that right now. >> No. Yeah, I do. No. >> I always do. >> Okay. Okay. >> I've been straight with you, too. >> Okay. So, >> I wasn't driving. I was in the back seat. >> Well, who was driving? >> Huh? Ryan's buddy. >> Okay. >> Whose car is it? Ryan. >> Okay. We're not going to We're not going to play this game now. >> That's [ __ ] >> Okay. So, here's the situation, right? I >> want my attorney, please. >> You don't have the right to an attorney. >> That doesn't make no sense. >> Okay. Well, you can take that up with the judge, but you don't have a right to an attorney at this point. >> Yeah, I always do. Everybody does. >> That's not how that works. >> It doesn't make no sense. >> Doesn't have to make sense, Matt. I can go through this and explain it to you more times. Okay. >> You always have a point for an attorney, no matter what that I know of. >> Okay. That you know of. Okay. How much how much law enforcement and and legal training have you had? >> You're always allowed to attorney. I know that much. >> Okay. And where'd you learn that? YouTube. >> No, my attorney and everybody else. >> Okay. >> Well, that's not how that works. Okay. You were operating a motor vehicle and I believe you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs. >> Not operating a motor vehicle. Where did you find me at? >> Okay. I've had multiple people jumping in the back seat as I pulled in behind >> because that little tiny ass car. >> Sure. >> With tin windows and everything else. I wasn't driving. >> Is that why I found your shoes in the driver's seat? >> Shoes. I got shoes in the back. >> Okay. So then where did this third person miraculously disappear to out of thin air, Matt? >> Yeah. He walked. >> He walked. >> Probably came back with the dude that came to his house. >> Okay. So he walked within the 5 to 10 seconds when you pulled in. >> What? I don't care. Doesn't matter. You see that? I know you're lying to me right now. Just we're going around and around in circles. Okay. So, here's what's going to happen is you're going to step out of the vehicle and you're going to comply or I'm going to >> go my kids. I just was noting driving. >> Okay. I don't believe you. We're going forward with the investigation. I have a warrant. You will get two more chances or I'm going to remove you from the vehicle and we're going to have an attorney. Can I talk to one? Why not? >> How are you going to talk to an attorney? Are they open right now? >> This is [ __ ] I want to talk to the judge then. >> Okay. Officer Bergman, you want to give a shot here before we uh escalate this? >> Can I have a judge or attorney? >> Why can't I have an attorney or a judge? Why >> sign a step out? >> Why? [Applause] >> Why can't I have attorney or judge? >> I didn't want to do this, man. >> Why can't I have attorney or judge? >> Because you don't have the right to that constitution. Read the fourth amendment. >> Fourth >> Fourth Amendment provides you sit in a back seat. provides you an attorney. >> Ultimately, after being warned that continued resistance could lead to more severe charges, the man was placed into the police vehicle for further investigation. Attempts to resolve the situation more amicably had failed, and he now face the consequences of driving under the influence. Thank you for watching today's video. [Music] [Music] The driver, later identified as Jaylen Camaro Davis, engaged in reckless driving, reaching speeds of 140 mph and running a red light. [Music] Davis continued fleeing southbound in the northbound lanes of North Jag Road, nearly causing collisions before striking another vehicle at Military Trail and Peak Road and fleeing the crash scene. Heat. Heat. [Music] A few people You turn down. [Music] [Music] [Music] I'll go. [Music] The pursuit continued through Palm Beach Gardens until the trooper executed a successful pit maneuver on military trail, stopping the vehicle. Davis and an unidentified passenger fled on foot. Davis entered private property, passing through a fenced yard to hide. Palm Beach Gardens police located him in bushes and transferred him into custody. Davis was found with the vehicle keys and admitted ownership. The homeowner chose to press charges for trespassing. Davis was booked into Palm Beach County Jail on multiple charges, including burglary, fleeing and eluding, hit and run, reckless driving, and driving with a suspended license. >> Did you step away from me? >> No. I think you don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Touch me. >> No. >> Do you want to go to jail tonight or not? >> I'm not going to go to jail. >> A routine encounter between law enforcement and a heavily intoxicated man turned into a test of patience for one police officer. The man, stumbling and slurring his words, was initially given a warning and told to leave the area. >> That's okay. That's all right. Don't put your hands out. >> Actually, you're the one. >> What is your address to me? >> What is the address here? >> You don't need to yell. >> No, you need to tell me what the address here. >> Okay. >> Tell me what the address >> address is right here. 525 West. >> It's 5.15. >> 525 West. >> 525. Yeah. Who do you think you are? >> Just tell me that. Um, my name is Sergeant Canber. >> Sergeant Sergeant? >> Yes. >> Sergeant what? >> Canber. >> Canber. >> Yes, sir. >> Camber. >> Close. Canber. >> Can >> Watch this. Watch this, Kelly. >> I can only hear. >> Just watch. >> Sir, could you step away from me, please? >> Okay. Could you step away from me, please? I'm asking very nicely. >> Your reach is far enough to me. >> Okay. Could you step away from me? >> No. I think you're far. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. You're about ready to be arrested. >> Step away from me. Please. Kelly, >> step away from me. >> Just watch him. >> All right. >> Watch him, Kelly. I dare you to touch me. >> I dare you to [ __ ] around. >> I dare you to touch me. Touch me from >> touch me. >> I dare you toing touch me. I dare you to touch me. Touch me. >> Step away from me. Please. >> No. No. I will stand right here on the sidewalk. Public sidewalk. And I dare you to goddamn touch me. I have nothing. You dude cut you right away. >> Do you want to go to jail tonight or not? >> I'm not going to go to jail. >> Despite the officer's repeated attempts to deescalate the situation, the drunk man refused to comply, lingering and becoming increasingly argumentative. >> No, I don't with you. >> I'm not shaking hands with you. >> What did you just say? >> I'm going to asking an investigation. >> No. >> Are you serious? >> I'm dealing with this gentleman here. I'm going to ask you to step away. >> Thank you. You're You know what? You are not a law enforcement. You are not an a law enforcement officer. Do you understand? Step away from me. Do you understand that you are noting touch me? Do not touch me. >> Do you understand that you are not a law enforcement investig? >> Even as the man wavered between compliance and defiance, the man ignored the officer's instructions, escalating the situation further with belligerent behavior. Do you understand that? >> Step away from me. >> Do not touch your [ __ ] >> Step away from you. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Calm down, dude. >> I'm under arrest. Really? >> I'll be around for that yet. >> Sir. >> Hey. Yo, don't go. >> Sir, have a seat. >> Sir, have a seat on the ground. >> Don't touch me until I record you. >> Have a seat on the ground. Have a seat on the ground. Do not touch me. >> Thank you very much. >> Do not touch me. >> Get on your stomach. >> Eventually, after exhausting every option, the officer had no choice but to take action. The man was detained and taken into custody for public intoxication and failing to comply with lawful orders. On June 17th, 2024, at 9:35 a.m., troopers observed a black motorcycle speeding on I75 near mile marker 155 with an obscured license plate. [Music] The writer, later identified as Joseph Stanley Jerry's Owens, ignored emergency lights and accelerated westbound, reaching over 120 mph while weaving through traffic and using the bike lane. Despite attempts to stop him, Owens continued fleeing, prompting the trooper to notify dispatch. [Music] [Applause] [Music] about travel. [Music] [Music] >> Shortly after, he lost control, laying the motorcycle down in a ditch. When the trooper moved in to arrest him, Owens resisted but was successfully detained. Get the [ __ ] ground [ __ ] >> I'm doing the work, bro. >> What you running? >> I'm doing the work. >> Why the [ __ ] are you running? Give me a [ __ ] arm. >> Give me a [ __ ] arm. >> All right. [ __ ] >> [ __ ] snatching away then. >> What? What do you mean? I was just going to get on there and go back to [ __ ] work. [Music] >> [ __ ] [ __ ] on me. I got [ __ ] on me. I got [ __ ] my goddamn >> I went back home to get my box with my [ __ ] boxes off me. I wasn't >> I wasn't when you did that [ __ ] >> Yeah, >> I wasn't. 70 my [ __ ] ass almost I started running because I need this train. >> Yeah. Okay, sure. >> Yeah, sir. >> You don't have to hit me with your car, sir. >> Owens was charged with fleeing and eluding a marked patrol unit with lights and sirens. Due to injuries from the crash, he was taken to GF Coast Medical Center for medical clearance before being transported to Lee County Jail. While conducting stationary patrol on US19, Trooper McConnell observed a white SUV speeding at 86 mph in a 65 mph zone. The driver, later identified as Julie Wales, appeared distressed, refused to fully roll down her window, and questioned the trooper's identity. Despite being shown a badge, she remained uncooperative and abruptly fled the stop. Concerned she was impaired or in crisis, the trooper initiated a pursuit. >> Do they not grab off? [Music] Wales drove recklessly through Chief, reaching 115 mph, running red lights, using the median to bypass traffic, and entering oncoming lanes. [Music] behind the cross over here. Red light. [Music] [Music] down there. >> As she exited the city, she accelerated to 100 mph before briefly slowing. [Music] We don't have [Music] [Music] Trooper McConnell executed a successful pit maneuver, stopping the vehicle on the east shoulder of US 19. [Music] Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Yeah. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. [Music] No, not you. >> Please. No, it's an interior. Attorney, >> you're daddy. Please stand up for me. >> Attorney, please help me. >> There's other guys here, too. Okay, we're not all attorneys if you think we are. Please >> my turn. My turn. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. Oh my gosh. She was safely taken into custody after a felony stop and cleared by EMS before transport to Levy County Jail. She was charged with fleeing and eluding due to refusal to submit to testing. A routine traffic stop took a shocking turn when a suspected drunk driver attempted to use her baby as a shield to evade arrest. The incident began when police received a 911 call from a concerned driver who claimed they were nearly hit three times by the reckless motorist. Moments later, officers spotted the same vehicle blowing through a stop sign, prompting an immediate traffic. >> Reason you have a newborn infant not in the car seat. >> She She was in >> All right. Put Hey, put the put the kid down. Put the kid down. >> I don't know if you want to make a phone call. >> Put Put the kid down. >> Put her down. >> You had no >> Put her down. >> Put the child down. >> 197. Give us traffic. >> You had no permission. >> Put the child down. As officers approached, the woman, visibly impaired, became defensive and uncooperative. What started as a standard duty investigation quickly escalated into a tense and troubling encounter. >> She's in my arms. >> Yes. Put the child down. >> She's in my arms. >> Put the baby in the seat. >> I can't do that. >> Yes, ma'am. You need to do that. >> When asked to exit the vehicle for a sobriety test, she refused and instead reached for her infant in the back seat, holding the child in an apparent effort to delay or prevent her arrest. being pulled over for a possibility of driving under the inputs. And now >> possibility, right? Okay. A possibility. >> Now I'm asking you to possibility. Hold on. Hold on. >> No, you aren't in charge of this. Put the baby down. >> I am. But I am. >> You're not. Put the baby step out for. >> Yes, I am. You need to put to be pissed off right now. >> I don't care if you're pissed off. You need to put the baby down. >> Despite multiple warnings, she continued resisting, forcing officers to act carefully to remove both her and the baby from the dangerous situation. >> I have kids. Okay. >> Set the baby right here. talking [ __ ] in my phone. Put the baby down. >> I have you. I have gave you no, >> ma'am. You're under arrest. You need to put the baby down. Stop reaching in the bag. >> In that bag. >> I'm not I'm going right here. Right here. >> That's my phone. Can I see my phone? >> No. Ma'am, put the baby down. >> Yes, I can. Yes, I can. Hey, >> put the baby down. >> Hey, calm down. >> Put her down. >> Hey, man. >> Give me your Give me your baby. >> Give me your baby. >> Put the baby down. >> Give me the baby. Give me the baby. >> Give me Hey, >> put the baby. >> Stop. >> Please. Please put my phone up. Stop. >> Close the baby. >> Stop. >> Let go. >> I got >> I can smell alcohol. >> I got the baby. >> Get out. >> Ultimately, officers secured the child safely before taking the woman into custody. >> Somebody's [Music] [Music] with her father. >> Stop yelling. >> No. [ __ ] Somebody put your photo on the street right here, bro. >> That's cool. That's fine. Bro, >> you're going to jail for resisting without violence, child neglect, possibility of DUI. >> Hey, I didn't do nothing to resist, bro. You pulled me out my car. >> Yep. You're going to jail. >> I got you on that on the camera. >> Clean for lean forward over the vehicle. [Applause] >> Hey, somebody call my daddy. Hey. >> Hey. Hey. This Andrea, >> give him the vehicle. >> Give him the vehicle. >> Hey, Cozy. >> Give him the vehicle. >> Hey, Cozy. >> Give him the vehicle. >> Give him the vehicle. >> She now faces multiple charges, including child endangerment and resisting arrest. Fortunately, officers ensured the child's well-being while preventing a potentially disastrous outcome. On March 19th, 2024, at 3:09 p.m., a Florida Highway Patrol trooper conducted a traffic stop, a black Mercedes-Benz, for speeding at 85 mph in a 70 mph zone on I75 in Collier County. The vehicle also had a legal window tint. Driver, the roadway, looking to the right. [Music] You're good. >> Come here with me. Upon making contact, the trooper identified the driver as you, Vincent Bristo, and discovered that his driver's license had been suspended since February 13th, 2024. >> No ID with you. >> I got I got my phone in my relax, bro. >> Relax. I'm not doing anything to you. Relax. Stop. >> Write me your first name, your middle name, your last name. Clear your date of birth and your social. >> Okay. Clear. Is your license suspended right now? Is your license suspended right now? >> I said right clear, man. I can tell right now it doesn't look clear. >> When was the last time you smoked marijuana? >> You don't smoke marijuana? >> So, there's no marijuana in the car? Okay. Your car smells like marijuana. That's why I'm asking you. All right, this is what I'm going to do. Turn around for me real quick. I'm going to detain you. I'm going search your car cuz it smells like marijuana. Your life is not valid. Don't do all of that. >> While speaking with the trooper, he noticed signs of nervousness and detected a strong odor of burnt cannabis coming from the vehicle. >> Smoke marijuana. You weak like marijuana, bro. >> You like marijuana. Right. I don't know why he's not stopped because of your speed and your window. The speed limit. >> 75. The speed limit is 70. >> The speed limit is 70. But you can go back. You can go 75. But >> No, you can. >> Yes, sir. >> The speed limit is 70. That's why that's why it's 70. >> Sir, I see you. I see you. I see you before. >> You saw me when you when you slow down when you saw me. No. No. No. Take a Z, bro. Take a Z. Take a Z. You have the keys in my pocket or the other one keys. The >> keys to the car. [Music] So, I told you I just got the car from my girl to come pick my All right, hear me out. Uh, you tell me where the key that goes here is or I'm going to break that thing. I have the rights to open it. >> You want me to break it and get your girlfriend mad? >> So my girlfriend m I don't know that I told you already. So I don't have to. So I don't have to lie. That's how I got that. You just give me sir. >> No no no my man. >> The only key I got in my pocket. You can break if you want to. >> There's weed in there. I smell it. >> I don't know. I just told you. So I told you I don't know what the key they just give me. >> There is weed in there. I smell it. Now you now now you blaming me. Say I'm clearly putting weed in it. That's crazy. Why you doing this to me? >> A subsequent search uncovered approximately 70g of marijuana and 34g of psilocybin mushrooms. >> I told you the truth. Why? Why you never believe me? I told you I smoke on the car and I smoke criminal. Ob criminal bound criminal bound criminal sir sir good question what jail I'm going to >> caller >> I ain't from caller >> what >> I a from there where you got arrested >> what I'm from Miami >> you got arrested in caller >> what you mean >> you're in caller county man >> okay then like what the hell is this bro why y'all keep doing this to me down here man you to you, bro. You >> You know what I'mma do? >> What? >> You know what I'mma do? >> What? >> I'm going to call Haiti. >> You what? >> I'm going to call Haiti. >> Okay. >> You know what Haiti going to do? >> What? >> I'mma call myers and call you. >> I'mma put voodoo on you. >> Throughout the stop, Bristo became increasingly confrontational, using profanity and making threatening statements toward the trooper, including references to voodoo. >> You don't see me today, you going to see me tomorrow. Trust me. And you going to see me. Trust me. Do you believe Do you believe in voodoo, >> bro? Just stop, man. That's it. Own up to your own up to what you did and that's it. >> I'm asking you. Do you believe in voodoo? >> You also have open containers in the car. >> So, do you have believe in voodoo? >> You're Are you threatening me? Cuz if you keep threatening me, I'm going to charge you with threatening as well. So, if you want to keep threating me, >> I'm asking you a question. That's >> I'm asking you. I'm asking you a question. That's a question. >> Okay. >> That's not a question. >> No, you're threatening me. >> What you mean? Did I said I'm going to do something to you? >> You are. You already told me. >> I said if you >> No, you already told me. >> You're going to call your ancestors in Haiti so you can do voodoo on me. >> I'm threating me. >> I can call them right now if I want to. >> That's all you need. Make sure I stay in jail forever and more. Make sure I stay in there forever. >> As soon as I get as soon as I get out, trust me. If I see, make sure you can do what the you want to do. Just make sure I get in that stand there forever. >> Bristo was then placed under arrest for possession of marijuana over 20g, distribution of marijuana, and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. Due to the severity of the charges and his behavior, the trooper requested a high bond or no bond to ensure his continued detention. On April 8th, 2023, officers from the San Francisco Police Department were called to a house at 603 due to a reported burglary. He's in here still. >> Relax. >> My wife is on the second floor upstairs. >> When they met the homeowner, he stated that the suspect was still inside the house while his wife was asleep upstairs. >> That's the police. >> Without waiting for backup, the officers entered the house and conducted a search. >> Well, looks like someone may have broke into your house and they may still be here. >> Oh my god. Seriously? >> Yes. >> My husband's outside. Step out for me, please. >> Oh my god. >> All right. They found the wife and escorted her to safety, but found no one else in the house. The officers checked the Nest camera and saw the suspect causing damage. >> Sorry to alarm you. I was just trying to hurry up. >> That's right. That's what exactly what I was hoping you would do. >> Thank you so much. >> While the officers were setting up a perimeter, the original caller reported that the suspect was trying to escape via the roof. >> He's on the top third floor back staircase this building. Just make contact with them. >> The officers quickly located the suspect and ordered him to surrender. >> Why you up there, man? >> Hey, just come towards us. >> You're up here. People concerned about you, man. >> Hey, come on out, man. Come on. I got him. Come on out, man. >> Hey, come on out. Come on out. Let's Let's put an end to this. There's people right there. He's coming out the front garage. >> However, the suspect refused to comply and when facing the officer, he pulled out a knife and attacked. The officer managed to evade the attack and radioed for backup. >> The caller described the suspect as a white male wearing black shorts with brown hair. Hey, you're not going to beat me. Stop. You're not. >> The police pursued the suspect and when he attempted to attack the officer with the knife, she had to draw her firearm and order him to drop the weapon. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The suspect fled but was quickly apprehended by officers and firefighters. The murder of a police officer. >> Stop. No. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Hi. >> Hi. How you doing? >> Was I speeding? >> No, you weren't speeding. You don't have your back lights on. >> They don't turn on. They're automatic. >> A car with a malfunctioning tail light caught the attention of the police after one vehicle was stopped. The woman explained that the car was rented, not hers, and she did not know how to operate it >> at all. So, when you break your when you break, your lights will activate, but like when you're just driving on the road regularly. >> Can you go ahead and put the car in park? >> This is a rental car. This isn't even mine. If you looked at my plates already, this is a rental car. >> Okay, that's fine. Do you have your license on you? >> I have a state ID. >> Okay. Can you put your car in park for me? >> Okay. And do you have your ID on you? >> I have a state ID. >> Okay. I don't have my state ID. I don't know if you can look it up. >> Yeah, I can take down your name. >> She provided her name and birth date and the officer asked her to step out of the vehicle to perform sobriety tests. >> What's your first name? >> Jada. J A H D A. >> And your last name? >> Davis. >> And have you guys been drinking? >> No. >> No. Nobody's been drinking at all. Okay. >> She just got off at gyms. >> Okay. It smells like alcohol in the car. That's why I'm asking. Okay. So, >> we don't have any alcohol in the car. >> I know. I know. Well, I'm saying if you have been drinking, it smells like somebody's been drinking, so that's why I'm asking. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you haven't had none of you have had anything to drink? >> I'm at a party. >> Okay. So, JD, you said you had nothing to drink tonight, right? No. >> Okay. Would you mind just doing a few tests for me today? >> None of us. But you pull me over for lights. Isn't that a warning? >> No, it can be a ticket. >> I've gotten pulled over for my lights not being on, and I've sworn every time that's a warning. >> It's a It's a violation. So, you can you can write somebody a ticket for it. Like I said, I want to, you know, like I said, I can smell the odor of alcoholic beverage home from inside your car. >> You pulled me over for lights? >> Yes, that's still a valid reason to stop you. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I didn't know that. I thought that that was just a warning because I've been pulled over for my lights before and they've given me a warning for that. >> The smell of alcohol in the car raised the officer's suspicions, but the woman insisted she had not been drinking, though somebody else in the car might have. >> Okay. You haven't had anything to drink, right? >> No, I mean We went to a party, but I don't think that anything that we were like containing or anything like that has us under the influence as being drunk. >> Okay. >> How old are you? >> We're point8, right? >> 08. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And you're how old? >> 20. >> 20. Okay. All right. So, just come over here with me. Okay. But no other medical conditions that you see a doctor for or anything like that? >> Um like Lexapro? >> What's that? >> Depression. >> Oh, okay. Like anti-depressant medicine. Okay. Um, how many do you take? Like Xanax or anything like that? >> Yeah. >> I don't Okay. Are you taking that right now? >> Yeah. >> When's the last time you took it? >> Today. >> Okay. Like what time? >> 8:00 a.m. >> Okay. Okay. >> 15 milligrams. >> Okay. And you said you you were at a party. You drank a little bit though. Is that what you said? >> Mhm. >> Okay. How much did you drink? >> Not enough to be drunk. >> Okay. All right. So, just really quick, I'm going to run you through some tests to make sure you're good to drive. All right. >> Okay. The officer asked her to perform field sobriety tests. She stated that she had no vision problems and no medical conditions affecting her driving ability, but she was visibly nervous during the tests. The officer then asked her to blow into the breathalyzer. >> Both Illinois Wesley students, right? >> I'm not going to lie to you. I'm very nervous. I just peed my pants. Okay. >> Is it possible I can go to the bathroom or just be behind a bush, very fast? >> There's no rush to >> I'm sorry. I'm literally going to the bathroom right now. Can I I can give you a second. >> Can I just go pee? Really? You can come with me. You can literally come with me. I don't care. But I have to go to the bathroom. >> Okay. I mean, if if you absolutely can't hold it, we can make that work. I guess >> she can come with me, but I'm literally being my pants right now. >> Okay. All right. She can go with you, >> please. Okay. We'll get this set up again for you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah, just blowing this nice steady breath until it clicks. Okay. >> Did it click? >> Yep. >> You're at a 0.13. >> 103. What does that mean? Under 0. >> That means you're over the legal limit. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you do have to be placed under arrest. >> Okay. >> Put your hand. Are you going to take them home? >> They're going to They're getting picked up. So, >> Okay. >> Okay. and the test results showed her blood alcohol content exceeded the legal limit which was 0.131. The officer informed her she would be arrested for driving under the influence 95 post zero. >> Is it possible you can come pee with me again? >> What's that? >> I don't need a female watch officer to watch me. I don't want to pee my pants again. Will you come with me outside? You can follow me. >> We're we're literally going to the police department. It's like a mile away. I'm peeing on your seat >> right now. >> Yes. >> You good? >> Hang on. Don't get out. Don't get out. There's a car coming. >> She's peeing again. >> While the officer was processing her arrest, she suddenly tried to drive off but was stopped. >> Stop. No. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Stop. >> Six. We got one taking off on us. Trying to drive away. >> Hey. Hey. >> Hey. She got back in the car. Get the unit. >> Okay. Okay. Relax. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Hey. Get out. I literally get out. Stop. >> Get your hand off. >> You're going to get tased. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> The officer asked her to exit the vehicle and during the restraint process, she complained of pain in her arms and legs and suspected a possible chest injury. >> Get your body. My >> Okay. >> You okay? >> I can't feel my hands. >> You can't feel your hands. >> They're numb. They're numb and tingling. >> Okay. I'm going to have you sit up. Okay. >> My hands are numb. My hands are numb. >> Okay. I'm gonna have you sit up. Ready? >> They're numb. >> I'm gonna have you sit up. Okay, sit up. >> I'm really just trying to cooperate. Like, I hope you know that. I know you already looked up my file. I went to uh High. I'm a good kid. I'm literally I'm not trying to play around because you tried like literally pulling me out of all police brutality. I'm scared for my life that you're going to shoot me. That's what I'm scared about. That's why. Not to be rude, but you're a white male. So, anytime I see a white officer, I get hella scared for my life. That's the only thing that I'm ever worried about. >> Okay. >> I feel more comfortable around this two black officers than I do around a white officer. Okay, >> for sure. >> The officer continued to request her cooperation, but she remained anxious about being arrested and her car being towed. The officer informed her the car would be impounded since she was not authorized to drive it and was over the legal alcohol limit. While waiting, she appeared panicked and worried about the future. Eventually, the officer took her to the station while she continued to protest her arrest and the fate of her car. The white pickup truck recklessly fled the police after violating traffic rules. Despite the patrol car's sirens, the driver ignored them and sped away. [Music] To prevent the suspect from escaping, the police officer decided to intervene from behind, forcing the suspect's car off the lane. >> 88, step out with your hands up. Driver, step out with your hands up. >> No. Airbags deployed. I can't see. >> 14 units. Airbags deployed. Drivers. >> The impact caused the airbags to deploy, but fortunately, no one was seriously injured for safety reasons. The police requested the driver to exit the vehicle. However, the suspect appeared dazed and took a while to respond. And it's a whole utility pole lines down. >> Hands out the window. Both of them. Now >> is it >> looks like it's occupied. >> Are you by yourself? Are you by yourself? >> Okay. All out the window with your hands out. >> Put both of your hands out the window. When I say put them out the window, do it right now. Put your other hand out the window. >> Both of your hands out the window. Thank you. Now, what's the put them back down? Do not put them back in. Is there anybody else in the car with you? >> He said no. He said he's by himself. [Music] >> If you can do it, don't put your hand back in. >> Come over here, sir. >> Crawl out. >> Crawl out. Don't put your hands back in. >> Okay. >> Crawl out. >> Excuse me. I'm unarmed. >> Okay. Crawl out. out. >> You guys had to get out >> and open the door. Crawl out >> however you need to. Keep your hands out though. >> When you get out, go to your face on the ground. Go to your face. Cross your feet. Damn, baby. >> Yeah, we're good. [Music] [Music] After assessing the situation, the officer quickly arrested the suspect without any further issues. >> Come over here real quick. >> What are you on probation for? >> What are you on probation for? >> To what? >> Theft. Here's your PO. >> It's just missing. >> Okay. >> You're not hurt. >> You said you were hurt. You sure? >> I'm hurt now. >> But physically, are you hurt? >> I don't think there's anything on the front. >> Okay. You didn't have anything illegal in the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> I had some alcohol, but it busted. >> Okay. You had drink or anything? >> You did? >> Yeah. Not a whole lot, but >> All right. Turn around. Keep your feet wide. >> Fleeing from a police pursuit not only endangers the driver, but also threatens the lives of others on the road. If you commit a traffic violation, stop and cooperate with authorities. A blue car was spotted driving recklessly on I40, pushing other vehicles off the road. The police officer after spotting the car initiated a pursuit with the sirens on. Adam 34, your vehicle shows to be 1052. We realize 34. Go ahead. Hey, go ahead and direct reporting west. The driver, disregarding the danger, attempted to flee at high speed. However, the police quickly used a tactical vehicle intervention, which is referred to as the DVI method, to block the fleeing car and apprehend the violator. You guys 147 west of 147. >> The car eventually veered off the lane and got stuck in a ditch. >> The officer Hardy the driver raised his hands as if surrendering. >> That side open the door. Get the out. Get the out. >> Crawl out. They crawl upside over the door. >> You ain't going to do all this up. >> Don't get up. Spread your arms. Spread your arms. >> Get the up. You threw me on the ground. >> Get up. Well, nets have brown. Nothing at all. I ain't got no in my front seat. Spread your feet. >> Yes, sir. Work. >> You got anybody in this car? You need to know about >> I got a BB gun. >> You like what? >> A BB gun. >> Where is it at? >> Under my seat. >> Well, right there in front. What's your name? Traumatized. I'll bet you have to window to get him out. >> Arkansas State Police arrived to assist in checking the vehicle. The car was involved in several crimes, including both felonies and misdemeanors. Just information doesn't appear to be any damage to you in the hair the other day. [Music] Hey, get up. >> Get up. When Hardy was placed in a patrol car and told he would be taken to the hospital and then to jail, he began speeding and became uncontrollable. [Music] An ambulance was called for assistance and he resisted being arrested. Curling up as the officers tried to pull him down. The officer had to stop the patrol car in a safe area to get Hardy into the back seat and buckle him up. Hardy faced several charges including fleeing property destruction, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, reckless driving, no insurance, improper lane change, failure to yield to emergency vehicles, and speeding. If you want to keep exploring real life highspeed chases, hit like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a moment. [Music] Look at me sometimes like all you want to do