Good. Give me the ball. >> [music] >> A woman driving a stolen RV from Santa Clarita led police on a dangerous chase through [music] the San Fernando Valley. Heat. Hey. Hey. Hey. She sped through traffic, ran [music] red lights, and collided with multiple vehicles. The RV was badly damaged, but she continued driving until she collided with another car and was stopped. She fled but was arrested when she tried to scale a fence. Several people were injured in the incident. Police and firefighters responded to the scene. Oh no, I'm not relaxing when you got my baby in the car. They got guns pointed to the car. They about to hit the car. Bro, you're not thinking about your baby right now. You going to get our baby, too. >> On May 11th, 2025, a suspect wanted in [music] connection with a robbery. Diane Henderson, 21, led police on a lengthy and dangerous chase through several neighborhoods in Los Angeles. [screaming] During the chase, the suspect drove at high speeds, swerved, ran red lights, and ignored police commands. Also in the car were his girlfriend and their two-month-old daughter. Henderson live streamed the chase on Instagram while his girlfriend repeatedly pleaded with him to stop for the child's safety. >> I know I'm not relaxing when you got my baby in the car. They got guns pointed to the car. They about to hit the car. Bro, you're not thinking about your baby right now. You going to get our baby, too. >> You got to pull over and put your hands up, bro. My babies's in the car, bro. He eventually turned into a dead end and was surrounded by multiple units of the police department when his girlfriend emerged from the back seat carrying a newborn baby and advanced toward the police. After the woman handed the baby over to the police, the main suspect also exited the car, raised his hands in surrender, and was taken into custody without a fight. Henderson is currently being held without bail and facing charges including kidnapping, child endangerment, and evading police. A California man murdered his brother in Utah before fleeing the scene. >> How long she been there? >> Uh, about a year. Really? The chase ended in a tense standoff with police where the suspect was taken down by officers while resisting arrest. >> Well, how long's she been there? >> About a year, really? A Florida man led police on a high-speed chase, reaching speeds of up to 85 mph as he fled on Southeast 25th Avenue. >> 697 signal for 97 still [music] northbound south northeast 25th Avenue approximately 85 mph. Traffic is medium. He just signal four to get into a sign 25. >> Turn the vehicle off. >> I need another unit here when he's with me. >> 6987. [music] He's taking off again. Going eastbound northeast 8th lane 69 >> after crashing his car which damaged it. The suspect continued to flee with the weapon. >> Stop. Stop. Put the gun down. Put it down [screaming] now. I will shoot you. Put the gun down. >> Put it down. [screaming] >> Put the rifle down. On the ground now. >> And on 28th Street. >> On the ground now. on the ground. >> Hand behind your back now. >> He was eventually [music] cornered and taken into custody. >> Do not reach for that drop. >> Raymond Noel, a gunman, threatened police [music] officers in East Rochester, New York, leading to a shootout. >> Well, no, we got we just she happened to be here because we got a call like some pounding on a door or something from one of the neighbors. Is everything good or? Hey, turn turn around. Face me real quick. Hey, what do you got in your pants? Let me see your hands. Seriously, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Ow. Come here. Get down here now. Let me see your hand. Don't reach for that. Do not reach for that. Do not reach. >> [screaming] >> Drop. >> When ordered [music] to drop his weapon, the suspect pulled out his own weapon, forcing police to take action. >> Shots fired. I've been hit, dude. Get out. Shots fired. We need cars to our location. I'm looking up your location now. What's your car number? >> 904. Shots fired. Black metal gun. I've been hit. I don't know if it's in my vest. >> Let me see your hand. >> 904. He appears to be down but still moving. Let me see. Drop. Throw the gun out. Throw the gun out. Throw the gun out. No. Throw the gun out. Throw the gun [screaming] out. Throw the gun out. Get down on your face. Down on your face. Hands out. >> Hands [screaming] out. Get your hands out. Other hand out. >> I'm in route to the shot. >> Do not move. [screaming] Do not move. >> Do not move. >> Any suspects out? >> Where are you hit? I'm in my position. >> Do not move. >> Go upstairs. We're good. Come here. Go upstairs. >> Yes. Pull the gun on me. >> Go back. >> Keep it. >> Don't move. >> Do not move. >> Do not move. [screaming] >> Do not move. Do not move. >> Come here. Move in. >> Hands. >> Hands. >> Give me your other hand. >> No, no, no. I got >> cuff them, please. >> I want to live. >> There's the gun right there. >> Right there on the ground. I got hit. I don't know if I'm hit, but something hit me in the vest. >> Noel was sentenced to 35 years in prison for attempted murder and illegal possession [music] of a weapon. Jerry or Lauren? >> My little girl is up here. >> I got you here. >> Hey. >> No, I >> Yeah, we'll bring him out. >> I'm too old for this [ __ ] >> Oh [ __ ] Stop. Stop. >> In Oak Creek, Wisconsin, police were called to a report of a [music] man passed out in a car with the engine running. When they arrived, they found Keith Norington, 30, slumped over in the car and smelling of alcohol. breathing. It's running. >> Hi there. Hi. Need to talk to you. Hi there. >> Sergeant Luchar Creek Police. >> What's going on, man? >> Why don't you come over here, Pat? >> Hey, officer needs to talk to you. Okay. >> You were uh zonked out pretty good. Are you okay? We came here to check on you. >> Yeah, I'm here, bro. >> You're here? >> Okay, that's good that you're here. Do you have your ID? After waking him up and verifying his identity, police discovered Keith had a suspended driver's license and a history of alcohol and drug use. >> Have you any alcohol, drugs, or other medications tonight? >> No drinking? >> Okay. What about the bottle of Cheetos in your door? >> Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Can we do some tests to make sure you're safe to drive? When asked to step out of the car for a sobriety test, Keith stalled and refused to cooperate. >> I have this. >> Okay. >> When an officer attempted to open the car door from the outside, Keith abruptly backed up, causing the door to close, injuring the officers. I don't need that. Take all my cards. Put them on the seat. Don't touch. Step out. >> Sir, I'm giving you my card. >> Don't Don't Don't leave. >> Don't leave. Don't leave. Don't leave. Don't leave. Sir, don't leave. I'm not leaving. >> Don't leave. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Stop. Stop. >> Step out. >> Sir, I'm giving you my card. >> Don't don't don't >> leave. Don't leave. Don't leave. Don't leave. Sir, >> don't leave. Sir, I'm not leaving. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Stop. Stop. >> Don't touch. Don't touch me. >> Sir, sir. I'm giving you my card. >> Don't don't don't leave. >> Do not leave me. Oh [ __ ] Exit. Subject took off. It's going to be going southbound on six. wonder. >> Stop the car. Stop the car. >> Keith then fled the scene at [music] speeds exceeding 100 mph in icy conditions. The officers called off the pursuit for safety reasons after a short chase. He was arrested several hours later and charged with driving while suspended, eluding [music] Owi battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. Go. >> On May 11th, 2025, [music] Trooper Thomas followed a blue Hyundai Elantra suspected of being involved in a robbery and noticed unusual behavior from the rear passenger. Without his hazard lights on, the Elantro began accelerating beyond the speed limit. The Atantra continued to accelerate, crossing the [music] bridge into Tennessee at speeds approaching 100 mph. Yeah. Go, go, go. Stop. Stop. Stop. We tried to pit. They're into Tennessee now. What do you guys arm? Unknown. >> We just crossed the bridge south. >> Please try again. >> Are you close? Get past these bars. Get up there. Stay on it. Stay on it. Stay on it. Go. After receiving orders to continue the pursuit, Trooper Thomas performed two TVIs. The second TVI caused the vehicle to spin and collide with a guardrail. A passenger from the rear seat fled. >> We're going to keep going. >> I don't know. I can't tell what happened. >> They're in the median. They're in the median. Hold on. They're coming back. They're coming back. They're going to come back. They're going to bail on foot. One belt on foot. >> You ready? Hold on. Stop. Stop. Don't grab all the way up there. Keep your hands. >> Get your hands on the vehicle. Put your hands up. >> Walk towards me. >> Walk towards me. >> Get your hands up. We're just watching. >> Keep your hands up. >> Keep your hands up. Walk towards me with your hands up. Walk towards me with your hands up. Keep on him. I'm coming around to you. >> Okay. Keep up. Put your hands up. Keep walking towards me. >> Bring him past. Hold on. I'm going to bring him past this. Okay. You're I'm going to take control of it when he gets past you. >> Okay. You're going to stay on the vehicle. >> The driver then stopped and exited the vehicle at the command of the police. He was identified as Joanne Carter. Carter stated that the passenger held him at gunpoint, preventing him from stopping. >> I'm going to get over here. >> Memphis and West Memphis police tracked down and arrested the fleeing passenger, Philip David Harris. Both suspects were then turned over to the Memphis Police Department for further investigation. Parker. >> On May 11th, 2025, the Florida Highway Patrol, [music] FHP, coordinated with other law enforcement agencies to respond to an illegal street racing gathering. The event attracted over 100 participants [music] with many vehicles performing dangerous stunts, obstructing traffic, and threatening public safety. As law enforcement approached the scene, several drivers attempted to flee. Miss the ground. FHP was forced to use force, including ramming three vehicles to stop them and using firearms to control the situation. The pursuit ended with multiple crashes at the scene. >> I'm sorry. Let's continue eastbound. Making a Uturn now back west now it's purple going be harder you going to get harder still >> hands up right there let me see your heads up don't move don't you move don't you move don't you move don't you You got him. Go. >> Anybody else in here? The suspects were arrested on charges including assault on a law enforcement officer, illegal [music] street racing, and evading police. In addition, several others were cited for traffic violations. We'll take a few more since >> he said it was he. >> Yeah. >> What do you think going to happen to us? >> I don't know. I'm probably [ __ ] cuz I just had to charge the same [ __ ] We going we going to be in there for like a couple hours. Like >> 15. >> I might be in there for a good minute. Who knows? >> What do you mean? >> Hours. >> Cuz the processing and [ __ ] they take forever, bro. >> But you don't go to like a cell or nothing. You just go to like certain area work with all your people and [ __ ] And they like pull up and be Get off. Get on the ground. >> Officers observed a black Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle traveling at a high rate of speed in the left lane. Cadet Guom clocked the motorcycle at speeds exceeding 90 mph in a 70 mph zone and attempted to stop the motorcycle for inspection. Heat. As he approached mile marker 7, the motorcycle accelerated to over 140 [music] mph, weaving between lanes. Heat. Heat. The pursuit continued to near mile marker 11 where officers approached from the left and ordered the operator to stop. The operator pulled into the emergency lane and was taken into custody after officers drew [music] their weapons and conducted a felony stop. Get off the bike. Get off now. Get off the bike. Get off. Get off. [screaming] Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. I'm not [ __ ] with you. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Don't [ __ ] move. 3 ft toward you. right here. Just keep running. How are you? I mean, I see a light. I got I really just panic, man. I mean, [ __ ] And I don't even fix your handcuffs. Just just right here. I'm going to fix your handcuffs. Okay. Don't do nothing. >> He was handcuffed and transported to the Troop County Jail without further incident. The motorcycle was seized. On December 21st, 2024, at approximately 11:00 a.m., Arkansas State Police were alerted to a theft at a GameStop store in West Memphis. The suspects left the scene in a white Nissan Maxima, prompting law enforcement to search for the vehicle. Do you think these officers will track them down? [music] If you believe they will, drop a one in the comments below. A trooper located the suspect vehicle at Avalon Street and the East Service Road. When the driver failed to stop, a pursuit began with the vehicle traveling through residential areas at speeds over 100 mph. To prevent further risk, troopers used a tactical vehicle intervention at Broadway Boulevard and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, successfully bringing the vehicle to a stop. I got West Memphis. All right, come on. >> All right, crawl out. Do it slowly. Crawl out. Do it slowly. If you don't do exactly what ground, just just go to your knees. >> Stand. Keep coming. >> Somebody with just a pistol. Come up. Come on. >> Keep going. Keep walking. >> I'm holding on the back window. All three individuals were taken into custody and authorities recovered over $2,600 worth of merchandise. He's showing him >> slowly. Same way. >> Drop it. Drop it. >> Crawl out. I am not worried about a problem. >> Face away from me. If you don't do exactly what you told, you'll be understanding. Keep coming. Keep coming. >> I'm holding on the car. >> That's your left. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Show your knees. >> Next birthday. Show me your hands. Do it now. >> Cell phone. Do it now. >> Hands. Put your hands outside the car. >> Put your Get in your car and go. Go down. >> Car clear. >> Can you see in there? >> Yep. >> Yep. >> All the Here you go, Donnie. >> Your vehicle, >> dude. They sold a bunch of stuff. >> Everybody out now. >> Yeah. >> The driver, Dennis Davis, faces multiple charges, including theft, reckless driving, and fleeing. Passengers Davian Lawson and Bobby Lawwood were charged with theft and possession of drug paraphernalia. city. >> On October 15th, 2023, a California Highway Patrol officer stopped on the shoulder of Interstate 5 in Tahama County to check on what appeared to be a disabled white Honda. The vehicle had dark window tint and a sun shade covering the windshield, raising suspicion. As the officer approached on the passenger side and asked the driver to roll down his window, the driver refused and instead stepped out of the vehicle. >> Moments later, the situation escalated as the driver, later identified as Joseph Michael Pate, engaged with the officer before taking control of the patrol car. >> 802 shot the ground. Do not do it. 802, I'm hit. 802, I'm hitting the leg. 802, I'm hitting the leg. He's shaking off with the patrol vehicle. Dash camera footage captured him recklessly swerving through traffic, creating a dangerous situation for other motorists. Heat. Heat. At one point, he cut in front of an 18-wheeler, causing it to overturn. The patrol car then caught fire, but Pate was able to exit before being taken into custody. Hold on. Hold on. >> Fire's coming. >> That's good. Over there. I don't know. I just saw his stomach. >> Authorities transported P to the hospital where he was later pronounced no longer present. >> Meanwhile, the officer, who sustained injuries to his abdomen, shoulder, and leg underwent treatment and has since physically recovered, returning to duty. Aerial footage from a CHP chopper later revealed how dangerously close the incident came to [music] impacting other drivers on the highway. On January 30th, 2025, at approximately 4:17 p.m., the Lakew Worth Police Department conducted a traffic stop on 35-year-old Nicholas Sides for a traffic violation. Turn right into a commute. Instead of complying, Sides sped away, initiating a pursuit that ended when he crashed his vehicle into a backyard near Sansom Park. Now white gray Off. Harley. Raise induction. Off. Here. Here. Harley. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Here. Don't do that. Don't do it, sir. No. >> Don't do it. Don't do it. Here. >> Don't do it. Please. Give it up, sir. >> Come on. We can work with detectives. Hey, stop walking towards us. >> Put the gun down. >> Don't do it. Come on. We can We can work with detectives, dude. Have to be your charge, man. Whatever you got. If you don't, it's fine. Okay. Put the gun down, dude. Come on. Stay where you're at, man. >> Where's the gun down? >> Drop it. >> It doesn't have to do me like this. >> No, >> I don't want to do that. >> Dude, you're not in that much trouble. Drop it. No, it's just evading, dude. He's trying to back up in the vehicle. Come back toward. >> Upon exiting, he engaged with officers before getting back into his vehicle and fleeing again, leading to a second pursuit that ended at a residence on Skyline Drive in Fort Worth. Forward 911. What's the address of the emergency? >> Uh the guy having to stand off with the police. >> I'm sorry. What's going on? >> Okay. >> What? Why are you having to stand up for the police? >> Uh it's a long story, but it's happening. And I'm trying I'm trying to get hold my mom. She was >> Okay. Now they let me call her. I want to talk to her cuz there's been [music] to kill me. So, I'd like to talk to my mother. >> Oh, be with me. All right. I'm going to try to help you out. All right. Stay safe. Shocking to come in here. Just strapping the preyard. >> They're doing what? >> Shut down. We can resolve this. Nick, >> just drop the weapon. We need a second. >> Do not move. >> Once inside the home, sides refused to cooperate, prompting the Fort Worth Police Crisis Intervention Team and SWAT to respond. Officers attempted to negotiate [music] and deescalate the situation for several hours while Sides set off fireworks both inside and outside the house. Eventually, he exited with a firearm, ignoring police commands. In an effort to disarm him safely, officers used 40 mm less lethal rounds, but sides continued his actions. As the situation escalated, an officer from Fort Worth SWAT responded with a single round, after which medical aid was immediately provided. Sides was transported to a hospital where he was later pronounced no longer present. No officers or civilians [music] were injured during the incident and authorities concluded their response at the scene. Heat. Heat. He hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey. The officers repeatedly call for a pit maneuver attempting to disable the fleeing vehicle. After successfully bringing the vehicle to a stop, the officers issue urgent commands for the suspect to [music] raise their hands. Can you hear me? Put your hands up. >> Tactical coordination is evident as officers request a batten, gloves, and other necessary tools to safely manage the situation. The Uclid police were engaged in a high-speed pursuit that quickly turned into a dangerous and intense situation. how hey. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Unsurprisingly, the suspect's reckless driving ended in a fatal crash. A move that could hardly be called a brilliant escape plan. Heat. Heat. to protect you. >> The incident caused significant disruption and concern within the local community, leaving residents shaken by the chaos that unfolded. The tragic end served as a stark reminder of the risks involved in high-speed chases. Is this an action movie? >> Police engaged in a high-speed pursuit of a Toyota Sienna on Cedar Lake Road. Yeah. Long Street. The chase, which involved a male driver, reached speeds of 80 mph, passing a middle school and continuing past Greenbryer. Multiple attempts to perform a pit maneuver failed with the suspect driving the wrong way on Highway 169. Male occupant appear to be a mixed race male with a fro. Apparently, the driver [music] missed the memo that highways have a correct direction. to uh current location. >> Uh we're going to miss 169 here. We're going uh looks like on the exit wrongway 169. I'm going to try to get him pitted out before he gets on. Not going to happen. I'm terminating long wrongway 169 southbound uh in the northbound lanes and he's approaching Minnetonka Boulevard. Significant driver side damage. showing stolen. >> The pursuit was terminated for safety reasons, but not before the vehicle sustained significant damage and [music] crashed at Sierra Lake and Jordan Avenue. State Patrol has him. He's coming right towards your car on the right hand shoulder northwest over Minnetonka whoever southbound 619. We're off on Jordan. Lake in Jordan Avenue. >> Officers swiftly secured the scene, extracting [music] the driver who complained of lower back and leg pain. Maybe he should have considered the discomfort before embarking on this doomed joy ride. so bad. Please like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting videos. >> Move. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. >> Okay. Where's it hurt? Where's it hurt, man? >> My lower back. >> Lower back hurt. >> What does that hurt? >> Please. Police car. I'm freezing. >> Yeah. >> I don't want to I don't want to hurt on your butt. Can we pull you over on your butt? >> That way we can get you in the car. Okay. >> Everyone, we have a car down. >> I can't right there. here. If you push this out, I'm going to crawl down there and make contact. >> Okay, ma'am. >> You can't see it. It's underneath a tree. We're just about 300 y with the police department. Are you okay? >> No. Okay. >> The Florida Highway Patrol engaged in a wild chase. I'm behind it. I'm behind. >> It was captured entirely on dash cam footage. I'll take the radio south street. >> The suspect weaves [music] through traffic and makes sharp turns in a desperate attempt to evade capture. 284. How we take the radio 494? She's still on the vehicle. >> That was before. She's trapped inside the car. >> By the skill and determination, the Florida Highway Patrol apprehended the suspect and ensured public safety. A Florida man faces multiple [music] charges after leading a Florida Highway Patrol trooper on a high-speed chase on an expressway near Tampa. He's just in the water. We're going to go Yep. Station traffic contact. mile traffic satellite 100 international Stay on 275 mph. When the man finally stopped, police discovered drugs and two passengers, including a 5-year-old child in the vehicle. >> The presence of the young child and illegal substances in the vehicle has exacerbated the severity of the charges, highlighting the dangerous and reckless behavior exhibited during [music] the pursuit. Bravo. >> The police chase began with a drunk lady, beer in hand, refusing to pull over for a trooper. >> What started as a routine stop quickly escalated into a high-speed pursuit with the lady accelerating to over 100 mph and making erratic turns. Damn. >> At one point she even drove into a corn [music] field before miraculously re-entering the roadway. from the start one again. >> Yank. >> All right, she's about 1,000 miles there. >> Despite numerous attempts to stop her, including a rolling roadblock and multiple units trying to box her in, she continued her wild ride, all while casually sipping on her beer. Amazing. >> Watch 65. I'm monitoring. >> The pursuit saw speeds fluctuating between 30 and 65 mph with the lady brazantly evading capture through various streets >> off the road. >> Going westbound. Westbound. We're westbound 22. >> You're 39. >> Coming into Windsport. Passing the Family Dollar. Hands in the air. >> Westbound again. She took off on us. North on Pool Street. She lives on this road. Okay. >> Northbound. North on Maine. >> Put your hands up, [screaming] >> ma'am. >> [music] >> That's just south of the school. She is curling and drinking a beer. Okay, I'll be there. >> Finally cornered and forced to stop, she raised her hands in the air only to take off again, showing a level of determination that would have been commendable if it wasn't entirely reckless. Hit the like button and subscribe for more thrilling chases. Number four. Okay, we're about here. You got On the evening of February 7th, 2024, a dramatic police chase unfolded involving a stolen U-Haul van in Arkansas. Multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Taunted Town Police Department and Arkansas State Police, were called to action as the suspects, [music] armed with firearms and Molotov cocktails, led them on a high-speed pursuit. Go in. >> Go in. L15 Okay. >> TDI, do not rest the vehicle. TVI, do not rest the vehicle. >> Oh my god. Dude. >> Oh my. >> Oh my. >> Dude, let's go see. George. >> No, not yet. at the end. >> The chase, which began in Locust Grove, Oklahoma, reached speeds over 120 mph and stretched approximately 60 mi before concluding in Springdale, Arkansas, as an officer's attempt to execute a pit maneuver at speeds exceeding 100 mph ended in a loss of control, highlighting the extreme dangers of the situation. Start out team out. Hey, don't rush it. Don't rush it. Don't stop. >> Do not rush the car. >> Get him out that way. Get the passenger out. >> I'm good. I'm good. Buddy, >> I'm good. >> Okay. Come on. I'm good. >> You all right? I'm good. >> Get the passenger. >> Hey, shut up the Get out, mother. Get out, [ __ ] I will kill you, mother. Get out of the car. Get out of the car and get out of the car. Show me your hands. Keep your hands up. Kill him. >> Watch out. Watch out. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Hey, pull that airbag. >> He's going out the back. He's going out the back. He's going out the back. What even happened to you? This is so ridiculous. >> The suspects were eventually apprehended facing charges for aggravated assault, criminal conspiracy, and other offenses. >> You got to get tags, dude. On May 26th, 2024, a police chase unfolded following a vehicle crash where a passenger. The situation was as chaotic as a reality TV show. A fit of rage sent the car crashing into a street sign and a pool. >> What's going on? >> My vehicle. >> Okay. >> Um, my son was driving my other son to a farm cuz he had been drinking. I don't know4. >> He's just going to try to get We just had him in the >> Hey, get out the road. We can talk over here. >> We can talk over here. >> Come here in the street. >> Come here. Come over here. >> Yes, sir. I'm drunk. >> Why are you freaking out like this? 4:45 won't miss the mic. Why you freaking out like this? Huh? Huh? Why you like this? >> BMW that H3 right there. >> You know I was driving down that [ __ ] >> Hey, [ __ ] >> Here. >> You about to get tased, dude. >> You understand me? All right. All right. >> Stop that [ __ ] Do you hear me? >> Despite the passenger's wild behavior and threats, the police managed to detain him. Sit down. >> My car >> was my car. >> The passenger's mother explaining that her intoxicated son was being driven to a farm by his brother. >> I guess this kid's been drinking so he offered to drive him somewhere cuz I guess he was getting hostile towards family or something. And oh damn, they hit the sign over there, too. >> Oh, they Okay, so they came from right there. I guess that's what must been >> What's he used? What's he used besides alcohol? >> Meth. >> Well, not >> recently. Well, he's acting like he's on it right now. >> But he acts crazy. He's pulling out of here. >> Boom. >> Yeah. >> I'm sure I'm assuming this is mama's car or daddy's car. >> Mama's car. Yes. >> You probably >> Oh, that's her right here. Yeah, >> that's mama. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> This [ __ ] held up, huh? >> There ain't no damage. >> Let's Let's not do any of that. Okay. >> Okay. What? >> All that hitting the car. Okay. >> Hitting what? >> Hitting the car. Don't hit the car. >> I ain't hit the car. >> Okay. Well, >> I hit the metal bars in the car. >> Okay. Well, let's don't hit that either. Okay. >> Well, I didn't touch the glass. >> Okay. I I don't know if you're following me. Don't touch it. >> I'm not following you. >> Don't Yeah. Well, I'm going to tell you about following me. >> I'm going to tell you. I'm going to pepper spray you if you hit your car. >> Pepper spray me. >> Okay. I'm going to pepper spray you. >> Yes, sir. I don't care. >> Okay. I don't care if you don't care. I'm going to tell you to get in the car. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm in the car. >> Okay. If you hit my car again, we're going to pepper spray you. That's all. If you hit my car again, we're going to pepper spray you. put your move your feet >> revealed more about the situation. The incident escalated as the aggressive passenger lane continuously resisted arrest, threatening officers and forcing them to warn him about pepper spray. No, [cough and laughter] >> I told you not to hit the car. You can get air. You can get air. You can sit right there. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> I need some fresh air. >> Okay. Well, you're getting fresh air right here. But you're not going any further. Okay. >> Cool. I asked you not nice [music] I asked you very nicely to not hit the car, and I told you what the consequences were. Did I not? Yes, sir. >> Okay. And it's right here on my camera. Did I asked you nicely? >> Okay. >> Y'all got some water? Good. >> You got some water? I just going to flush his eyes out. >> That'll work. >> All right. Open your eyes. Open your eyes. >> Sorry. That good. >> Better. Hold on. Do it again. Turn around. Just get you some fresh air. Lane was eventually charged with resisting an officer, simple battery, and criminal mischief with damages ranging from $200 to $11,000. In a not so thrilling plot twist, the police also found themselves [music] in pursuit of a black Hyundai Sonata, a car that decided to audition for a demolition derby. I'm in pursuit. We're going past the front entrance of Home Depot here. Going through the grass to capital. Right on them. They're looking to go east across all traffic. Stand by. All right, they're westbound from 124 on Capital Lane 2. We have some medium traffic speeds about 45. >> The suspects perhaps feeling nostalgic for a video game mission zigzag through a Home Depot lot and went the wrong way on Capitol Drive. All while the car shed parts like it was going out of style. >> Potentially go back east on Capital. Back east on Capital. Occupy by five. Looks like two females, three black males. Hoods up right on them. Lane three. Speeds 55. >> 106. I have a third spot behind me. I will take a four. >> Open up to stop traffic at 128. >> The area of capital. >> All right. They're eastbound westbound lanes. Light traffic here. They're coming up to 124. They're slowing drastically. Correcting themselves. They are now eastbound. Eastbound. 98 copy. >> All right. Still west approaching eastbound coming underneath about a block and a half behind them. We're catching up. Speed's about 80. Got a little bit of traffic. Hey, take care. All right, they're coming up now. Lane two slowing drastically. They're going over to the turn lanes. Another black Hyundai Sonata. Stolen vehicle. Attempted to steal another in our city. Northbound coming up to Hampton. Lot of smoke coming from the vehicle. Speeds about 80. Light traffic. >> Use caution. It was using a car jacking in brown air. >> Lost the tire here at Hampton. 45 miles an hour. All right. They just got pinned in by another truck. Bail, bail, bail. >> The climax, a bumper scraping, tire shredding finale that [music] ended with three suspects in custody and two playing hideand seek in the neighborhood. >> Okay. 92 and Hampton. East and north. East and north. I got >> We got two hiding in front of this brick building right here. Right across from right by the gas station. Be advised, phone call will be coming. >> A police dash cam footage captures the intense moments of a gripping high-speed pursuit through the streets of Nunan. I'm trying to get it stopped. It's not stopping. We're on Jefferson extension. that short over there. We have a white vehicle is southbound northbound crushing southbound and the northbound lane. Southbound and the northbound [music] lanes passing Calumett Parkway at this time. Still southbound and northbound lanes. the right. All right, this one. I never real clear. I'm gas. >> We have any idea where the car is at home? Cut it off. Let's cut it off. She's driving too dangerous. She's cut it off. Everybody flood the area. See if we see where she puts it. Coming towards the roundabout. Let's get this truck driver. Coming at the strips up here. >> Get the truck out of the way. >> All right. A marked unit. Mark units go first. >> The chase which passes through residential areas raises [music] concerns for the safety of pedestrians and other drivers. >> All right, we don't need to be guarding cars in this y'all. Set up perimeter. >> I'm trying to get roadb lane. Eastbound in the wizard lane. That's where 10. We're not done though. Number one lady Jefferson unit. Ultimately, the pursuit comes to a resolution with the suspect's vehicle being stopped and the individual taken into custody. >> Sir, can you advise we just need one medic? >> Please like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting videos. >> We need somebody to go back up there and get all his information so I can do the report. All right. A car chase in New Jersey that spanned three highways saw multiple police units from different jurisdictions coordinate their efforts, [music] deploying spike strips and performing precision immobilization techniques to bring the chase to an end. headquarters. Why this is going on? All right. That turn off the turn. 56 on the lead 16 southbound turn 70 traffic. Good morning. Good morning. It sounds like 1700 continuing south traffic left clear. All right. Parkway 99 Hamilton right shoulder. shoulder in the front car. The suspect's vehicle was eventually stopped and officers swiftly apprehended the suspect without any major injuries reported. The footage provides a gripping view of the challenges law enforcement officers faced during high-speed pursuits. A Dodge Charger led state police on a high-speed chase, hitting speeds over 160 mph. Get out of there. when you're able to. Can you just verify they're in the water? >> 27. Where you at? I hear vehicle acceleration. right now. >> See like blue light. >> The pursuit came to an abrupt halt thanks to a wellplaced spike strip deflating any hopes the driver had of a clean getaway. I'll spike him. I'll spike him. All right. >> As the vehicle stopped, the driver and the passenger were ordered to show their hands and lie on the ground with the driver nervously trying to distance the passenger from any wrongdoing. He even requested his phone be given to her, perhaps to call for a good lawyer. The driver, visibly shaken and mentioning a recent family loss, seemed to forget that speeding recklessly was hardly a safe way to honor his loved ones. We're stopped. We're stopped. >> Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. Put your hands up now. Put your hands up. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Anybody who else in the vehicle, get on the ground. Quit moving. >> Keep moving. Show me your hands. Projects. >> Hey, I'm sorry. Get on the ground. Don't move. I don't care. Don't move. >> Don't move. >> Yes, sir. Ain't nothing in the car. >> Well, put your hands out to the side now. Put your hands out to the side. >> Anybody else in the vehicle? >> My girl, bro, she she ain't got nothing to do with with me. >> You're going to do exactly what I say when I say it. Okay. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I'm just scared cuz my brother >> I don't care. Put your head down now. >> I don't care. I got him pulled over at MC216. >> Hope 10:15. >> Put your cigarette out. Put your cigarette out. >> Put your cigarette out. >> Go ahead. >> She ain't got nothing to do with it. Sir, >> can you give him my phone at the bottom, bro? My bad. >> Were you just wait >> I give her a hug? Can I give her a hug? Hey transport back to 2008 Dodge Charger license color. >> On February 6th, 2025 at approximately 5:11 p.m. officers from the New Orleans Police Department, NOPD, discovered a white Kia Optima at the foot of the North Clayborn Avenue bridge right at the intersection with Poland Avenue. The vehicle was determined to have been stolen during an armed robbery that took place earlier that day in the 300 block of North Prior Street. The officers exited their vehicles and approached the Optima, ordering its occupants to exit. >> However, as the officers approached, the driver of the Optima attempted to flee, colliding with other vehicles as the car left the roadway to exit the bridge. Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> During the escape, the Optima nearly struck one officer and then collided with a second officer. >> Open the door. To prevent the suspect's escape, free officers fired their weapons at the vehicle. >> Don't get in front of that car. >> Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. >> Broke the bridge. >> Put your hands up. >> Open the door. >> All right. right on. >> In the subsequent investigation, 20-year-old Guuan Dominic was identified as the suspect and was recognized by the victim of the armed robbery. On February 12th, 2025, Dominic was arrested. force. >> At approximately 12:17 p.m. on January 28th, 2024, officers from J. Peters, 1477, were enforcing a speed control operation on State Road 50, Cortez Avenue, at the intersection with Braywood Road in Brooksville when they spotted a Grey Dodge Challenger speeding at about 75 mph in a 50 mph zone. After confirming the speed by radar, the officers activated their emergency lights and pulled the vehicle over on the medium. [music] Before approaching, an officer ran the license plate and discovered that the vehicle belonged to PV Holdings and was a rental. Roll the driver's window down. Take the keys of the car. Put them on the roof. Now, >> upon approaching, the officers instructed the driver to lower his window and turn off the engine, but the suspect vehicle sped away westward street. Somebody's got a big ball. >> A pursuit ensued on State Road 50 as the suspect continued driving recklessly, overtaking other vehicles. >> [music] >> Westbound. Westbound 08. 49. See if I can get some help. passing red blood lane coming up towards the stop now. Passing red blood signal 12 whiskey. Signal 12 whiskey whiskey. We're going back. We're going back. We're back westbound. Back eastbound. Back eastbound. Back eastbound. >> An attempt to stop the vehicle using a pit maneuver was unsuccessful. >> Who's that ahead of me? Who was that? Next time you >> take lead. I got primary. He's got lead. I got secondary. He's got lead. I got secondary. >> There we go. It was a white man. I saw tattoos on his left. White male. Tattoos on his left. 49 150 eastbound taking highway 139 eastbound spring going to be a white arm. And the car continued eastward until the driver lost control and caused an accident at the three-way intersection of State Road 50 and County Road 541. Fire. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> I'm on the ground. Don't you move. >> I'm on the ground, bro. your ass. >> I'm on the ground. >> You got a kid in the car. There's kid in the car. >> After the arrest, the driver was identified as Brandon Cory Johnson, who did not have a valid driver's license. The three passengers in the vehicle included two [music] minors. Upon searching the car, the police discovered drugs comprising 7 g of cocaine, 9.9 g of cocaine, 2.2 g of cocaine, 9.9 g of marijuana, and a digital scale. The suspect was arrested and taken to the Hernando County Detention Center without incident, and the two children received medical care and are in stable condition. On December 10th, 2024, the Florida Highway Patrol, FHP, conducted a high-speed chase in the northwestern area of Miami Dade. While on duty at an intersection, FHP officers noticed a black Dodge Charger SRT with unclear license plates executing dangerous driving maneuvers at the junction of Northwest 103 and 9inth Streets. These actions posed a serious threat to public safety after recognizing the vehicle from a previous incident in the same area. The police ordered it to stop. However, the driver refused to comply, forcing the officers to take action to prevent a potential hazard. >> The police employed the pit precision immobilization technique maneuver, successfully stopping the vehicle. 103 and 8. more straight from 79 from 79 northbound. You should be passing 9 by now. All right. The individuals in the vehicle were identified as Samuel Orville, 23, driver Christian Fernandez, 25, Jeremy Alvarado, 20, and Isaiah Dorsley, 20. All four were arrested at the scene and are now facing multiple charges related to the incident. What >> right there close to where >> a tense chase by the Waossa police unfolded when a suspect driving a stolen vehicle suddenly fled. The suspect sped north along McKinley Avenue. >> Is light speeds are 55. >> Just ran a stop sign at Washington. We're still northbound. Did slow a little bit for it. Plate starts with Adam Robert John at her whistle. He's uh passing some cars on the left here. Speeds are 55. We're coming back up to uh 55th Street. Still eastbound. Southbound on 55 through a green. Traffic's a little bit tight here. Speeds are 45. We're southbound now. Let West Alice know this thing might come back towards him. Officers reported that the suspect [music] continuously ran red lights and drove at high speeds, weaving between other vehicles. >> Just hit a rough bunk. We're still southbound approaching. He's on the wrong side of the road. >> Throughout the pursuit, he accelerated [music] up to 80 mph, narrowly avoiding collisions multiple times. >> 70 mph coming up to the State Street Bridge. Speeds are 80. Can you get the full plate for West Alice, please? Coming up to a red light here at Wells. Just turned green. We're still southbound. Coming up at green at Wisconsin. We're still southbound. Coming up to a red light at Blue Mount now. He's slowing down greatly. We're southbound. Just turned green. 109. Dispatch, I'm in pursuit. Call also police for southbound on Holly coming up to I94. Speeds are 80. Stolen vehicle. Gray Audi. Coming up to I94. We're southbound past I94. I'm only about a half a block behind him. Still southbound going underneath I94 right now. >> Eventually he turned onto a street, navigated through alleys, and the vehicle broke down, crashing into a rough patch of road. We're coming out onto a street. Dispatch, give me a street here. This is just south of I 94. We went off road 60th. We're westbound now on Dixon from 60th. Speeds are 55. Still westbound Dixon. Southbound. Somebody just bailed out of the car. A passenger is running 65th Street. He's running into an apartment complex. He ghost rid the car. 65 Dixon. Give me some cars. >> The suspect abandoned the car and fled on foot into a condominium complex attempting to escape. >> I see him. I see him. >> One night. Dispatch, the car is off and empty. Suspect ran eastbound from the vehicle. >> Correction. Westbound. Westbound from 65 and Dixon. >> Description on the subject. Black male wearing a puffy jacket southbound on the alleys behind 6205 on Dix. >> A K9 unit led by a police dog named Koa was deployed in the search that point. You guys back out just pads. The dog can come up there. Step. I got it. I got it. >> Step up, Tony. Pull back. I'll have contact with him >> behind it. You want me to have contact, Mr. Bell? >> Officers repeatedly warned that if he did not surrender, [music] he would be caught by the K9. >> Nothing in your hands. This dog won't come in and he won't bite you. You understand me? >> Mr. Bell, this is your final warning. You are under arrest. should know or you will be bit by the police dog. You are under arrest. There's a just a mattress on the floor with a box spring or another mattress. But yes, other than on the far side of the bed. >> Hey, get away. After searching under blankets and belongings, Koa successfully [music] located the suspect, leading to his arrest. This became one of the successful arrests achieved with the assistance of the K9 unit. >> Good boy. Good boy. It's good boy. 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 Sierra Mike 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. Speed's 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 152. The vehicle recklessly moved onto the shoulder, weaving [music] 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. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. again from northbound line. You recover driving again. 104 is going to continue northbound and he's exiting 70. North 95 exiting 70. [screaming] With coordinated [music] efforts, police executed multiple intervention maneuvers, eventually stopping the vehicle. >> Move. Hands up. [screaming] >> Walk back towards me. Walk back towards me. Officers ordered the driver to exit the car and took him into custody. >> The sound of my voice on your knees. >> Watch the car. >> Go. Passenger, open the door with your hands outside [screaming] the car. Walk back towards me. Back towards me. Keep walking. Keep walking. On your knees. On your knees. Hands on [screaming] your head. Cross your feet. Cross your feet. >> Get up. >> The driver, Derek Donovan Taylor Jr. [music] 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 [music] 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. Holy, >> 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 nothing. >> 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? >> 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. >> I don't worry about I'm not worried about your shoe. You can tie that outside. >> Let's go. >> You ain't working. You ain't working nowhere. You ain't working. >> Then let's go. >> Yeah. >> 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. >> I'm not even walk with you. Get off me. Send me 18. >> One's wanting to fight with me. >> Hold me, baby. >> Good, bro. >> Go down. >> Get off of me. There go the cop too. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to get >> It's not meant to be gentle. >> Let go. Get your goddamn ass. >> No idea. >> Get 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 get in or I'm throwing you in. You got one minute. >> Get all the way in. >> These handcuffs, man. That car >> that way now. Or 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 ladder down for me. Stand up. >> If I'm just sitting there playing, >> you're going to be under arrest, too. >> What the I do. >> Battery on Leo. >> Battery on. >> I didn't touch nobody. >> Who touched not a damn person? >> I didn't even do my >> Officers detained the non-compliant individuals for further questioning to ensure security. >> Do you want to get tape? Put your hand behind you. >> Do anything. >> There's the cuff right here. >> Why you arresting them? Obstruction. >> 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. Memorial is officers [music] approached the suspect's veh. 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 westbound 32 just threw something out the window. He's passing on the rock children coming up. 65th. We're coming up to you right there. Whoever that is. 65th >> one to 14. We're getting back on 31 31. He just threw something out the window there at the intersection. We're staying on road coming up. >> The suspect's car continued [music] west on Roosevelt at approximately 60 km perh, ignoring stopped signals and recklessly crossing into oncoming lanes marked with double yellow lines. Recognizing the escalating danger, police executed an intervention maneuver. >> He just caused me to run into him. Uh, we're turning around here. Hold up. >> Still in G Springs, guys. Bit him out. He crashed. Head on to cold here. Gar Springs. Rainbow. [screaming] Spit it out. Spit it out. Spit it out. Spit it out. >> Spit it out. >> It's a grill out, man. It's a grill, bro. It's a drill. Stop. Shut up. There you are. I don't want to look right now. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Blue Rock. >> Why you running? >> I ain't do nothing. I didn't have to do nothing. Blue Rock chasing me for nothing. That's what I'm saying. He had the license on me for nothing. >> Oh, 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 before. >> 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, 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 3 from lane 2. 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. Brother [screaming] 31. Hey, I'm going up front behind you. 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 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. Let's Clear. 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. I never really know what's