When fugitives attempt daring escapes, law enforcement must act fast, turning routine stops into high stakes pursuits. Join us as we dive into the most thrilling police chases and the smart tactics used to bring them to a safe end. Hey, turn around. [Music] On January 9th, 2025, at around 249, patrol officer Jones was driving on Memorial Blood when he spotted a black Camaro speeding. The vehicle matched the description of a car that had just fled from the Auburnale Police Department. After noticing the Georgia license plate run 11:22, Officer Jones turned around and saw the car overtaking a bick, a mammoth. [Music] As he approached, the driver signaled left and tried to turn into a business. But upon seeing the patrol car, he sped off at high speed. The officer notified the center about the pursuit and continue chasing the vehicle. After the Camaro turned onto George Jenkins Boulevard and ran a red light, it collided with an sub, disabling the Camaro and ending the chase. I see. All right, I'll call it north. North [Music] 135. Lower the 400. When arrested, Nunez resisted but was subdued with a taser. Officers quickly approached the vehicle and found a gun underneath a green backpack on the floor. [Music] The search of the vehicle led to the seizure of 49.4j of Marijuana, a scale, ammunition magazines, and a micro Draco handgun, a Florida license plate BV. 18 Yuyu was also found in the trunk and confirmed to be stolen. I don't know what it is. Nunes, who has five prior convictions, was arrested while driving with a suspended license. He was taken to Lakeland Regional Hospital and held remotely at the Poke County Jail. Do you think the suspect will face up to 10 years in prison? If so, leave a comment with one. Put your hands up. Put your hands up now. On November 18th, 2024, Hston Patrol police received a report of two suspects trespassing on private property and threatened the property manager with a weapon. Officers quickly located the suspects walking along the sidewalk near the beach in the 300 block of Capitol Street. Turn around. Put your hands all the way up. I didn't tell you to move them. going to jail. No, you're not. You don't know yet. We don't know yet. Hold on. That's just my husband. As police approached and apprehended the female suspect, the male suspect suddenly advanced toward them, concealing one of his hands, raising suspicions that he was armed. Hey, you put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up now. The male suspect continued his non-compliance and abruptly raised both hands toward the officers as if preparing to attack. An officer reacted immediately, subduing the male suspect. 245 shots fired. I got to put your hands up. I thought you were my friend. Oh [ __ ] Put your hands up. No, that's my baby. I told you so. Get moving. My bad. I thought you my friend. My bad, G. There we go. Check him. Why the did you reach? I thought you were my friend. Why the did you reach? I I didn't know y'all came down here. I thought you were my friend. That's why we're shining lights, right? That's why we're That's why they have your [ __ ] girls in handcuffs. That's not why you reach. I can't see. Why is your reach? I'm blind, bro. I can't see, bro. I told you to stop. No, that's type check for a tourniquet on the right leg. Right leg. Hey, jail. You're good. What kind of back? Going to jail. No, you're not. You don't know yet. Come on. What are you, sir? You don't know. We don't know yet. You going to jail or not? Okay. That's just my husband. He didn't do anything. Please. Please. Hey. Hey. No. No. Hey, you put your hands up. Put your Put your hands up. Stop. Hey, Despite repeated commands to show his hands, the male suspect refused to comply. Meanwhile, the female suspect broke away from the officers, causing her and an officer to fall, resulting in minor injuries for both. Get your hand up. 221. Shots fired. Shots fired. Sending yams to the location. Stop. [Music] one. How many times did they shoot you? Stop. Stop. Get up. Both suspects were transported to a local hospital for treatment. The male suspect was stabilized while the female suspect sustained minor injuries, was treated, and subsequently released. The investigation is ongoing, and no charges have been filed against the two suspects. A high-speed chase ensued when the suspect fled after being signaled to pull over by the police immediately. The police deployed intervention measures to stop the suspect. During the pursuit, one of the patrol cars collided with the suspect vehicle and started emitting smoke. Nevertheless, another patrol car from the Florida Highway Patrol continued to pursue the suspect. The suspect drove recklessly, overtaking numerous vehicles at high speeds while the police maintained a safe distance, remaining cautious and waiting for the right moment to intervene. Heat. Heat. Take care of the [Music] Never mind. All right. The chase intensified as the suspect ran several traffic lights, creating kios on the road. Eventually, the suspect's vehicle unexpectedly entered the parking lot of the pilot travel center. At this point, three additional patrol cars arrived to assist, forming a close perimeter and blocking all potential escape [Music] routes. That's After a short time, the police successfully apprehended the suspect without causing any injuries. The suspect was later identified with several charges, including a suspended driver's license, speeding violations, and reckless fleeing that posed a danger to others. At 1 Z on December 27th, 2023, while heading south on US 41, a police officer spotted a black Nissen Ultima swerving between lanes at speeds up to 115 mph in a 55 mph zone. The officer immediately notified the Tampa Bay Regional Communications Center and identified the vehicle's license plate. Despite activating the emergency lights and sirens to signal the driver to pull over, the driver continued to flee, reaching speeds of up to 120 mph at times. 438. The vehicle continued to evade capture and when attempting to turn, it crashed in a gas station sign, severely injuring the front passenger, Malori Joy Welsh, who had to be hospitalized. You guys What else? The driver, Jaylen Deshawn Watson, fled into the woods with the officer in pursuit, but unable to make contact. Additional support units joined the search and tracked Watson through the swampy area. While he was bitten by a canine and was apprehended at 358, a search of his vehicle uncovered marijuana, crack, cocaine, alcohol, and large sums of cash. Pull over. Pull over. Pull over. In a heartp pounding police chase near Ardmore, Oklahoma, two motorcyclists decided to test their luck by outrunning the cops, hitting an astonishing 183 mph. As they zoomed down the highway, the high-speed pursuit quickly turned dangerous. [Music] Pull over. Pull over. Pull over. One rider came inches away from a deadly crash, barely avoiding disaster. The pursuing officer pulled over the reckless rider, unleashing a barge of warnings about the risks he took. Go ahead, get on the ground. Get down on the [ __ ] ground. I willing shoot you. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Put your head behind your back. Head behind your back. Behind your [Music] back. You almost got killed, buddy. Sure wish you hadn't, dummy. Shut up. I don't want to hear it. You made me do this out here in the middle of nowhere cuz you don't want to stop. You just got a ticket. You almost killed people out here. You would have just got a ticket then. You almost killed yourself. So far so good. Thank you so much. These guys decided they wanted to run from me. Yeah, that's why we have problems with motorcycles. Appreciate you checking on me. Now you get to listen to my terrible music. Think tight. As the dust settled, the regret on the rider's face was evident. A stark reminder of how quickly a thrill-seeking moment can turn into a lifealtering nightmare. All you had to do is stop and you'd have got a ticket. It's not my fault. Frank Armore. A deputy from the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department pursued a vehicle linked to a theft at Walmart. The suspect vehicle sped away from a stop and headed south on Interstate 90 for weaving through traffic at high speeds. [Music] Recognizing the danger, the Pleasant Prairie Police Department was called to assist. Officers deployed spike strips near the Illinois Wisconsin state line. [Music] SP 1080 speed 80. Back in lane one. Back in lane south. Lane three. Outside lane. Outside lane right now. Lane three. Lane three. Going into the onrampice. Continuing southbound 65. [Music] The strip successfully deflated the suspect's tires, forcing the vehicle to slow down. The female driver continued briefly before the car came to a complete stop. Okay. All right. Just about a stop here. All right. Just at a [Music] stop. Don't do it. 187. We're at a high risk just past state line. We're crashing just before state line. Just before state line. Police surrounded the vehicle and ordered the occupants to exit. Both the female driver and a male passenger complied without resistance. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. So any hands team up with me. Keep your hands up. Get the ground. On the ground. [Music] Don't you [Music] okay? Yes, sir. Over this way. Any weapons or anything on you? Okay. 71 custody vehicles clear. Pull your way up. There you go. We searched them, but you guys can search them again. Okay. A search revealed stolen goods from Walmart inside the car. The woman was found to have three outstanding felony warrants and was linked to unresolved cases. The male passenger, though involved in a minor case, was under a court order prohibiting contact with the woman. Both were transported to the Kinosha County Jail for processing. On the morning of October 14th, 2024, at approximately 10:25, an officer patrolling the westbound shoulder of Interstate I40 observed a gray Volkswagen traveling at 83 mph in a 65 mph zone. Notably, the vehicle did not have a license plate. The officer signaled for the vehicle to pull over near the Crystal Hill exit. Initially, the vehicle complied, but then abruptly sped off, exceeding 100 mph. The officer called for backup and initiated a pursuit. Heat. Heat. The chase continued to mile marker 12 on I430 where the driver suddenly veered right, crossed a muddy area, and attempted to escape through rough terrain. The officer followed the suspect over a grassy hill near exit 12. We got to go. The vehicle entered the parking lot of Stone, a business managed by a countertops. The driver maneuvered behind the property, crashed through a wooden fence, and plunged into a ditch before fleeing on foot. The suspect, identified as Marcus Thompson, was charged with multiple offenses, including felony fleeing, evading arrest, speeding, driving without a license, improper passing on the left, and failure to yield to emergency vehicles. Get on the ground right now. Police found a slowmoving, intoxicated pickup truck on the road and ignored orders to stop. After a short chase, the police performed a pit maneuver to force the vehicle to stop. Good pit. Right at southbound. Hands up. Show us your hands. I don't ever want to go back. Show us your hands. Show us your hands now. I'll get it. I'll move it. I'll do it. Put your hands up. She got something in her hand. She has some black object in her hand. She's pointing right at us. It's like a stick. Hands up. Hands up. Your hands. Hands up. Put your hands up. I said get away from me. Put your hands up. Can you get a view on her hands from outside? After the vehicle stopped, the woman did not get out of the vehicle, but continued to scream, resist, and wave a black and silver object that looked like a weapon at the police through the windshield. Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground. When the woman ran out of the vehicle with the strange object, the police immediately restrained her. Let go of this. I can't do it. I can't do it. Calm down. Please don't do this to me. Calm down. I'm not going to do this to you. Joe, please don't hurt me. Please don't. Once they hurt you, let me out. Let me go, please. During the process, she begged and cried many times. The police remained calm and called the paramedics to check her health. [ __ ] it. Let's get a photo of that thing real quick. Yeah, she definitely pointed at me. She was holding it down like an assault rifle and pointing it. Yep. She pointed at me and really well. Ma'am, I'm being audio video recorded. You're under arrest. You are under arrest. Yeah. What's your name, ma'am? We got a dog in the car. We want to make sure that the dog doesn't have to go to the pound. Where can I take that dog to? You got a good looking dog. I would hate to take him to doggy jail, but if you don't talk to me, I got no other options. Okay. In the car? Not that I not that I saw at first glance, but I want to get the dog out just because we can't encounter with the dog in. I think that's exy enough. Good job. The police discovered a dog and a rabbit in the vehicle and then took them to an animal care station. You got to look at it. Oh, the buckle over there. Hi. What's wrong? My shoulder. Which shoulder you are? Sit up a little bit. That way you're not on your arms and your handcuffs. Oh, my head hurts now. What's wrong with your head? Hey, you threw me into the floor. You think it was from what? He threw me to the floor. I'm trying to keep you from falling over. You can lean up against my knee if you want. When the woman was escorted into the police car, the woman continued to resist and complain, forcing the police to calm her down several times. Scoot in this way. I can't. You So, you want me to pull you then? That's the only other option. Okay. Pull me out. No, we're going to pull you this way. Pull me out. Pull me out. You sit up, you'll be way more comfortable. Yeah. Here, bend your feet up. I'm going to close this door. The woman was later arrested and faces multiple charges. Obstructing a law enforcement officer, failure to stop, and driving on a suspended license. She also has a dollar10,000 warrant for her arrest related to a previous DOI case on the I40 on the eastbound lane at Route 6. On March 21st, 2022, during a routine prisoner transport, federal inmate Josh Hall devised an escape plan by faking a medical emergency. One inmate individual transporting back stating he's having chest issues. Yeah, I'm at the pit stop. My mom got off the freeway off the I'm at the pit stop in a black van. I have I have Laguna and Rob as well. Yeah, my sergeant called over there. Let's do a 89 check on this guy stating he has uh issues with his heart, chest pain. What's that? Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let me get calling people right now. Get you some help. Okay. County Sheriff's Office. Watch your step. Watch your step. Watch your step. Have a seat right there. Have a seat right there. Okay. Your closest behind you, so won't hit you. What's going on now, sir? I can't breathe. How old are you? 35. 35. As a deputy from the Muckin Lake County Sheriff's Office stopped to assess the situation, Paul sees the moment overpowering the deputy. You're not going to do it. Come on, dude. Don't don't don't don't It's not worth it, dude. It's not worth it. It's not worth it. It's not worth it. Help. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. Stop. Stop it. Down. Down. Yeah, he's over here. Hurry up. I just got done. Get over here. With quick and calculated movements, he managed to take control of the prisoner transport van, setting off a dramatic escape attempt. Once behind the wheel, Hall accelerated away, disregarding the presence of two other prisoners who had no involvement in his plan. Law enforcement agencies were immediately alerted and a pursuit was launched to track the stolen vehicle. They got away. Got away. Three inmates. He's going. He's going away. He's going westbound from bed. Free inmates. Yeah. Authorities quickly mobilized with multiple law enforcement agencies working together to locate the stolen vehicle and prevent a dangerous escape. Officer Greg Ramirez of the New Mexico State Police along with officers from the Lagno Police Department and Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office join the pursuit. Behind the pursuit. I got sheriff's vehicle stop. Paul was driving recklessly, reaching speeds of 105 mph while dodging spike strips and nearly losing control multiple times. [Music] Officer Joe Najar took over as the primary pursuing officer as Hall continued westbound for 27 miles. Just came out. Do you think I'm just off the dirt road? The chase intensified as Cibila County Sheriff's deputies attempted to block Hall's path, but he veered off Interstate 40, crashing through fences and into rough terrain. 102. Exiting 102 as well. Multiple units. Paul's desperate attempt to escape came to an abrupt end near New Mexico Highway 124, where officers executed a successful pursuit intervention technique. [Music] Vehicle arresting base. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. I got You got him. I got I unlocked it, I think. No. Open. open. With multiple law enforcement officers surrounding the van, Hall and the two other inmates were taken into custody without further incident. The pursuit, though intense and dangerous, ended with no reported injuries to officers or bystanders, ensuring that Hall would face additional charges for his reckless actions. [Applause] In a wild display of entitlement and poor decision-making, a 19-year-old road rage driver found himself in hot water when officers stopped him for illegal window tinting. me when I just came from the house. Sit back. No, cuz like why you just y'all keep doing this for this tent, sir. I'm sorry. I ain't even come off hostile, bro. I'm sorry. It is early. I'm sorry. No, but y'all keep doing this for this tent, man. No, I don't have no ID on me. Do you know your social, baby? No, I don't know my social by. How old are you? I'm 19. Hold on, man. He keep this on purpose. He just pulled this over. What's your name, man? What's your name? Huh? Eric. E R I C. Huh? You got valid license? No. Okay. What you What you suspend it for? Just suspend the license. That's all. Like like for fines or something like that. Yeah. Man, man. Cut me a break. I'll work with you, man. But you're going to have to step out for me cuz if you are suspended, huh? Where she stay? Instead of cooperating, he opted for the classic too important for the law attitude, arguing that he did not have his and was just trying to get home. Of course, rules are mere suggestions for him, right? Driving our suspension is like nothing out the court. You have to. Driving our suspension is an arrestable offense, man. I know, but Ste, man, can I just go? I'm going home. That's all I'm doing is going home. Like, damn. I could tell you you're under arrest. You want to be under arrest at that point. I'm not I'm not even talking to you no more. I'm sorry. I a So, step on out of the car. I got to keep stepping out like You ain't You got nothing on you. Y'all know I'm deny I'm allowed to deny you touching me, too. I'm not going to let you stop. No, I'm saying here. I'm put Let go. Stop. my phone. Hold on. Hold on. Put it on. Hold on though. You want to arrest me, dog? You trying to put me I don't have to go in handcuffs. Yes, you do. No, I don't. Last time I got arrested, I got to go in handcuffs. All right. I don't got to go in handcuffs. Listen. You're not putting me in. I'm not I'm not a no type of custod. The situation escalated quickly when the officers discovered he was driving with a suspended license and arrestable offense. Listen, you don't listen to me. I'm just talking. You don't listen. Last time I was listen. You're under suspension as a driver. That's an arrestable offense. I don't have to get in a back car or none of that, man. You trying to take me, bro? All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. [Applause] Roll the over. Damn, bro. I'm on uh Britain, bro, baby. Damn. Why did you just tase me, bro? Hey, uh you're stepping up. Uh my body. That [ __ ] burning, man. Put your hands. Damn. That [ __ ] hurt. Stop. I don't have to go in handcuffs, man. I'm going to stop. Put your hands behind your back. All right. All right. All right. Put your hands behind your back. All right. Now, bro, why the punch me, man? Shut up. Damn, you beat my ass. I can't even fight you, bro. I'm sorry. Damn. Why you just beat my ass? What the? Shut the up. Damn, man. That's up. Start me up. Why you just do me like that? 32. I had to do nothing. I didn't do nothing to you, son. Cuz you scaring it. Bro, last time I went, bro, I don't go to jail, bro. Every time I get a pulled over, bro, they don't do nothing to me. Shut up. I never had to get in a car. Nothing. You just t the out of me. up for wet, bro. Damn. Greet my coat. All of that. In the end, it turns out not even a suspended license can suspend some people's delusions of grandeear. And he was befriended by the shiny handcuffs. Car. Damn. Can you get my phone? Right now. I want water. Give me water. I need water. At a major airport, officers were dispatched to handle an incident where a flight was forced to return to the gate due to an unruly passenger. The woman, identified as Sarah, refused to leave the plane when requested, disrupting the crew and other passengers. Hello. Hi. Um, what's your name? My name's Officer Smith. I'm with Nashville Airport Police. They're saying that they want you off of their aircraft. Why is that? I I don't know. So, they just said that you were refusing to get off their aircraft after they asked you to get off, right? They didn't give me a reason why I needed to get off. They told me that when officers arrived, they attempted to calmly persuade Sarah to disembark. Why they were going to Hold on, let me catch my breath. I'm like, I don't understand why there's so many people like on top of me. Have you had anything to drink today? No, I was looking for water. They didn't give me water. They told me that the plane was delayed. I just want water. Okay. Have you had any alcohol today? No, I'm on a satical. Okay. Okay. So, do you mind stepping off the aircraft and they can talk? My name is Officer Smith. Yes. I'm sorry. You see, I think it's important that people call you by your first name. You can call me by my first name. That's fine. Thank you. Do you mind stepping off the aircraft? We can figure out what's going on. Let me know. I'm going home, so I need to know why I'm getting off the plane. She initially claimed she did not understand why she was being asked to leave and insisted she had not consumed alcohol or drugs despite her erratic behavior. So because Okay. So if you do not get off the plane, we are going to deboard the entire plane and we will pull you off of the plane. You're going to pull the I have to set my intention and I have to breathe. Stay calm. Ma'am, you need to stand up and get off the plane or every single person's going to get off of this plane and we will deal with you. Deport me like my family is from Portugal. Like that's not okay. I have no reason to. I'm a US citizen and I'm white or maybe I'm black. I don't know. But this is just a tattoo. See, I am human, too. Sarah repeatedly demanded water and accused the airline of treating her unfairly. Okay, I'm going to be the first female. Can we deboard the plane, please? Welcome. I'm not doing this with a full obvious option we have coming before us if we can't get the lady to help us move on is to hopefully declare This is my res. She's off the aircraft. [Music] Eventually, she exited the plane, but caused further kios at the gate by removing her dress and refusing to cooperate. Officers arrested Sarah as she resisted handcuffing and continued to demand water and contact her husband. They're going to get you a water. Just come sit down and we'll talk. I think it's easier when we're walking. Can we walk it up? No. Let's have a seat. Please have a seat. Okay. Can I talk to stop? Why am I stopping? Put your hands behind your back. Why Why are you risking me? Are you serious? Get on the ground right now. [Music] Get the other car. Give me your arm now. I can get up on myself. Stay down. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm not going to Sorry. I just wanted to talk to my husband and I asked for water. Please close your dress. Let me close your dress. Let her stand up. I just want water. Can I stand up? Yeah, I can get up by myself. Stand up. Okay. Is that a camera? Yes. That's cool. Where does it go? I don't understand your question. Look, who watches it? My department. Your department of the airports and the TSA of the United States. Not TSA. You're not the TSA. You're the police. Okay. So, we're going to walk downstairs. We're going to go to one of our patrol cars. Okay. I just have to breathe. Can I have water first, please? No. You're not going to give me water? No, ma'am. Not after the scene you just caused. We can have water later. What did I do? You just threw yourself on the ground. I sat down. You did not sit down. You undid your dress. You exposed yourself to everyone in the airport. You're going to jail. You're being arrested. Okay. I'm I'm I'm not going to fight you. Promise. Well, you already did a little bit. Sorry. Jeff. Can I just call you Jeff? Yeah. What's your name? Sarah. Okay. Sarah, just try to calm down. Okay. Can I have some water? I have a bottle. I just can't fill it up. I just want water. Hold that door. Water. Water. Right now. I want water. Give me water. I need water. You'll get water later. Let's go. You're not going to give me water? Are you kidding me? Let's go. Walk down the stairs now. Walk down the stairs. I just want water. Can I get some water? You'll get water. My mouth is so dry. It's hard to talk. Okay, you'll get water. If you stop talking, your mouth might not be so dry. I'll shut up. Her disruptive behavior did not allow her to reboard the flight. Sarah was charged with minor offenses, including disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. On December 4th, 2024, while on patrol, an officer received a dispatch about an ongoing pursuit led by Sebastian County Sheriff's deputies. The chase focused on the 2900 block of Grand Avenue in Fort Smith. The pass the vehicle stopped or is he still rolling? Three coming up. The officer joined the pursuit at the intersection of North Street and North Greenwood Avenue, taking the lead as the suspect vehicle headed south. They still on Redway. I'm at Ridgeway and Church Hill. S3 northbound. They're back at 29. 29 on street. All right, I'm coming up. Should maybe at the intersection of North Greenwood Avenue and Grand Avenue, the suspect ran a red light, disrupting traffic and creating a collision risk. Is it a truck or this green passenger car? Chevy truck. Chevy. Negative. It's a Dodge car. Assessing the danger, the officer executed a tactical precision immobilization technique south on Greenwood. Just pass the green. TBR TV. The pit maneuver successfully caused the vehicle to crash into a concrete barrier and an electrical control box, completely disabling it at the intersection of North Greenwood Avenue and King Avenue. Somebody got just 10:15 at King and Greenwood. The driver identified as Yardley Leonard immediately exited the vehicle and surrendered without resistance. Leonard was transported to Baptist Hospital for a precautionary health check and was released shortly after with no significant injuries. He was then taken to the Skags detention center without further incident. [Applause] You can try running from the law, but good luck outrunning a dog with a badge. That is right. as officers pursued a stolen car with four not so mastermind individuals inside. The stakes were high and the escaped routes limited. Breathing 104 passing 17 MLK. I don't need anybody else in the pursuit. [Applause] 10 still eastbound. We update direct. Just turn east on 15th Terrace. [Music] I'm on 17th Street. Southbound 16th Avenue crossing over Fort King Street. kind of after a stinger strip flattened their tires, the suspects tried their luck on foot, clearly forgetting that outrunning a police dog is more of a fantasy than a plan. Down on 8th Street at 1st Avenue eastbound. All right, he just turned off. Unit on Magnolia, turn right. He just turned behind you. With the helicopter tracking from above and officers coordinating on the ground, the K9 unit sprang into action. Sheriff's Office. You're under arrest. Police. Get out of the way. Sheriff's Office. I'm under arrest. I believe so. Good boy. Good boy. Engaged Street. One suspect was swiftly cornered by the dog, who likely had better things to do than chase amateurs. Get on the stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Put your hand behind your back. Don't resist. [Music] be fast. Not fast enough. Probably realizing that going toe to toe with a trained police dog was not the life choice they wanted on their resume. In July 2023, an officer patrolling Dunn County, Wisconsin joined the pursuit of a speeding vehicle following a report from state troopers. The driver, later identified as 21-year-old Era, fled when asked to stop, accelerating rapidly to 134 milesPH. Currently going 130 mph. Copy 1080 eastbound. 86 going speeds 131. I still got eyes on the vehicle. Traffic is light. Fog is clear for the most part. You get some lights on in front of them. Then you slow them down a bit. We're slowing down here. Try boxing. During the chase, another officer attempted to block the vehicle with a mobile trap, but are evaded by swerving onto the shoulder. Northakota plates. currently. We are currently in number one lane. Number one lane just passing E4. Fog is about mile. The pursuit continued at speeds up to 116 mph. Stapers deployed spike strips, deflating the tires and immobilizing the car. 11616. He just blew a tire. Set up for a felony stop. [Music] Driver, turn off your vehicle. This is the sheriff's department. You are under arrest. Driver, turn off the vehicle. Show me your hands. Walk back slowly to the sound of my voice. Keep those hands up. Keep walking back. Where? Stop. Go down to your knees. Put your hands behind your head. Do not move. When Ara exited the vehicle, officers apprehended him. Who else is in the vehicle? Just you? Yes, sir. Nothing. No weapons in the vehicle. You said no, right? No, not at the moment. Pull him out of there. Bring him to the back of the first squad. Let's challenge again. It's illegal exhaust. Let's get the front and then we'll pop that side door. All right. Front seats are clear. You get cover. All open door. Got it. I got it. I can't see the trunk area. Crossfire. A search of the car revealed snow masks, expensive clothing, and a large amount of cash, raising suspicions about ERA's activities. All righty, sir. Do you have any ID or anything like that? Uh, yeah. In my uh the driver's side left, uh, my wallet's in there. Your wallet's in there? Yeah. Okay. Before I begin, I got to advise you of your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against Unicorn of Law. Ara, an active duty serviceman, claimed he was in a rush to return to Camp June in North Carolina. However, his decision to flee from police sparked concerns. All right. You will answer questions? Yes. Okay. Where you coming from? Uh, Bismar. Bismar. Why'd you run? Um, I don't know if you guys saw in my wallet or not. Or my You see my body bag back there in the trunk? Uhhuh. Uh, I'm a Marine, active duty. I was trying to get back to Camp Lune. Okay. I'm coming uh coming home or coming back off of leave. I was just trying to get there. I have an appointment on Monday to get my teeth taken out and I was just trying to get back running from the cops. Get you back there sooner. While he admitted to fleeing, he acknowledged it did not help him reach his destination faster. Just hang out here. You're not going anywhere for a while. So, no. Yeah, it would be a kind of seems like there's going to be a gun in here somewhere. But that's I asked him if there's anything in here that we need to be concerned about, and he said the only thing was a knife in their center console, a knife and a baton and uh OC spray. Officers found no drugs or weapons in the vehicle, only masks and expensive items that Ara said were for photo shoots with friends. He also stated he was on temporary duty and unaware of his commander's identity. Ara faced multiple felony charges for fleeing and endangerment along with traffic violations. A breathalyzer test showed no alcohol consumption. Ara was released on bail but remains accountable for his actions. Get your hands up. Get your hands up. Get your hands up right now. Hands up. A high-speed chase unfolded in Milwaukee as police pursued a yellow bic lacrosse driven by a murder suspect. The pursuit began when police spotted the vehicle on Hampton Avenue traveling at speeds up to 80 mph in moderate traffic and dry road conditions. Go ahead. Yeah. going to be in pursuit of a gold uh Buick Lacrosse at a very top 3366. A subject in it probably is wanted for a homicide. We're going to be eastbound on Hampton passing 32nd Street. Um speeds are about uh 80 miles per hour. Traffic's on medium. Uh roads are dry. Uh still eastbound on Hampton passing into a gulp again. It's a gulp. [Music] 942 on Green Bay passing Glendale speed about 80 miles hour. Traffic is lighter dry still southbound on Green Bay passing free branch. Actually, we're passing capital right now. Um, speeds are about 80 mph. Traffic is medium. The suspect refused to stop and recklessly sped through multiple streets, transitioning from Hampton to Green Bay and then to 9inth Street with five. Sorry, not already. Still southbound on 9th Street. Passing Nash passing. Still southbound at 9th Street. Again, it's a four-door view of Lacrosse. Golden color at a mar 3366 was wanted for a reckless driving for homicide. Minor minor crash. During the chase, the car experienced mechanical issues with the rear right tire deflating. Despite this, the suspect continued driving at high speeds, reaching up to 90 mph. He's got a flat rear passenger tire. And he might be bailing here at Beller Phillips and Keith. He's pulling over. He's still going eastbound. Coming up to Third Street. Coming up to Humble. This is Humble, right? We're going to be north on Humble. Got some construction here. He's going pretty slow. Northbound. By the time the car reached Keith Street, both right side tires were damaged, making movement increasingly difficult. The suspect persisted, although the car's speed dropped to around 35 [Music] mph. It's going to be a cold maneuver. Driver's going to be wearing a black sweatshirt and black sweatshirt. At one point, the driver rolled down the driver s side window and waved his hand, seemingly attempting to negotiate, but the vehicle kept moving erratically through streets like Humble and Capital. 9432 still westbound on Capital 6. Again, it's going to be a gold Buick 336. He's getting on board. Why is it here? Looks like he's going to be going east on capital west. East on capital again. Give me a four-door vehicle anywhere 366 mph clear 94 Eventually, the bit came to a stop and the suspect, a black male wearing a black hoodie and pants, exited the vehicle and fled on foot. Police immediately pursued, coordinating with other units to secure the area. Me? No, they're trying to arrest me. I'm talking to my lawyer. Assemblywoman Maria Rodrig's Greg's traffic stop escalated in a tense encounter after being rearended at a red light. Initially cooperative, the situation took a turn when officers detected what they believed was the scent of marijuana coming from her vehicle. I'll live. [Music] Stop, ma'am. Okay, let's try and stop yelling at him. Okay. It doesn't really help anything. [Music] Yes, sir. Thank you. Thank you. I'll be right back. Okay. [Music] Good morning. You need me to move? Do the toes. What's up? We're going to do the toes. Start the front. Cover the crash. Okay. Come here for a second. What's up? In her car. I smelled something. I think you should give another whiff. Okay. So, I'm pretty sure it's weed. All right. If I do smell something, do you want me to ask her about it right like now or? Yeah. Okay. Why not? I'm just making sure I'm still on FTO. I don't want to do anything without Yeah, man. All right. Is there anything inside the vehicle that we need to know about? Meaning what? Meaning myself and another officer got the scent of marijuana coming from your car. Oh my god. There's no marijuana in my car. I smoked cigars earlier. Smoked cigars? Yeah. In Morris Town, but there's no marijuana. You can search my car. There's marijuana. You consent to search? Yeah. Okay. There's no marijuana in my car. I smoked cigars earlier. Okay. Yeah. All right. Just We're just making sure. And we're going to get another Are you serious? Are you serious right now? Ma'am, please don't get angry. Assemblywoman, do you really think that I'm [ __ ] smoking cigars? I don't know who you are. This time of night are calling my lawyer. Call my lawyer. Go ahead. Call your lawyer, ma'am. Just try and stay in the vehicle. Okay. Yeah. There's You guys can That's fine. There's no marijuana in my car. Is that what they said? Man, if you consent to search in a second. These people that [ __ ] rear ended me. No, not at all. That's [ __ ] I I really highly doubt that. I smoked cigars earlier because I was at an event. Okay. Rodriguez Greg insisted she had only smoked cigars earlier and consented to a search. However, her attitude quickly shifted as she became defensive, calling her lawyer and refusing to fully kai with the officer's requests. Be your purse in the car. Step out of the vehicle. Why am I Your vehicle is being searched for the odor of marijuana from the front line? Myself, him, and another officer all smelled. There is no marijuana. Okay, lean against that. You don't get hit. I'm not leaning against anything. I The officers citing the strong odor and her refusal to cooperate warned her multiple times. Back up. I'm not on you, sir. Back up. I am I am not I'm not on you. I am not in your space, sir. Ma'am, have you had anything to drink tonight? Oh my god. Have you anything to drink tonight? I'm calling my lawyer. This is ridiculous. Okay. When you when you sign Have you had anything to drink tonight? I am calling my lawyer and I smoked cigars earlier and now they're accusing me of smoking marijuana. I had cops accusing me of drinking. I didn't do anything. I was at a stoplight and got rear ended and now they're treating me like they're treating me like a criminal. I want my I need my stuff out of my car. Do you want to try to do field soriety test? No, I'm refusing. I don't trust you. I'm talking to right now. Grab her. Grab her. She's under arrest. She's under arrest. I'm not doing I didn't No, he's trying to arrest me. No, they're trying to arrest me. I'm talking to my lawyer. You're underrest. I didn't do anything. Please stop. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Under arrest. Do not resist. I haven't even talked to arrest. Do not resist. I'm not resisting. Under arrest. After numerous warnings and opportunities to comply, Rodriguez Greg was ultimately arrested for obstruction. Obstruction of what? you. I got rear ended. Thank you, ma'am. I got rear ended. Can you please give me my phone? I got rear ended. I didn't do anything. Wait. Wait. No. What did I do? Come on, man. Let's go. Let's go. Come on. Let's go. I can refuse. I smell her now. So, yeah. Oh, you don't smell anything. What do you smell? What do you smell? Are we able to get the purse? And here's her phone. What do you smell? Uh, are you able to disconnect that? Can I have my phone? No. You're not allowed to have the phone in the back seat. What do you smell? No. Get off my purse. Ma'am, stop. Why are you trying to keep me? We're putting a seat belt on you now. Ma'am, I want my lawyer. What did I do wrong? I got rear ended. Why are you harassing me when I got rear ended? I I got rear ended. Why are you harassing? On the afternoon of August 3rd, Michigan State Police responded to a domestic disturbance call involving Courtney Mory in Ravena. When officers arrived, body camera footage captured Mory sitting on the ground speaking with a trooper. matter. What the [ __ ] doesn't matter? [ __ ] me over already. Okay. What do they say? Do you have Do you have any other family or anything? No. Courtney, you need to stand up. Put your hands behind your back. You can't be like. As the trooper ordered Mory to the ground, she continued to resist, even threatening legal action. The confrontation became physical when Mory bit the trooper, prompting a call for backup. Thank you. Got [ __ ] [ __ ] Yep. I'ming the pants. Shut up. The pants off you. Thanks, Chris. I'm chewing the pants off you. You hear me? You guys have like hands down. Yeah, I do with my I got her. I got her. Additional officers arrived and successfully restrained her, placing her in the back of a patrol vehicle. Got her out. What's your name? Mr. Pat. Huh? You huh? driving back for me. However, my managed to slip out of her handcuffs, climb into the driver s seat, and take off in the patrol car. Edward Nor. Yeah. [ __ ] me over. [ __ ] me over. Mario out my buckle. There's eight video. [Music] 649 819 20 815 route goes on TX. I do have someone close could be a dead end up here. Approach a dead end. Going back east on Power Line Road. We're eastbound on Powerland Road from Mason. Check. Westbound. Westbound. Continuing westbound on 100. Dead end. Yep. Says it's a dead end. So, we're crossing green on 100. It's dirt road. [Music] Dash cam footage captured her speeding away, weaving through back roads, and narrowly handling sharp turns as she led police on a high-speed pursuit. The chase ended when Mory lost control of the stolen vehicle and crashed into a swamp in Bridgen [Music] Township. without permission. I don't want to go to the ground. Roll over. On March 8th, 2023 in Orange County. A traffic stop took a wild turn. A driver with a suspended license decided that following basic instructions was just too much to ask. Thank you, ma'am. Jasmine, the reason why I'm stopping is cuz I run the plate. Your license actually comes back suspended and you have a seiz tag order in reference to your car insurance. Okay. Well, I'm telling you, you can't drive. Your license is suspended. It's not. If I went to the court, Jasmine, when's the last time you had a ticket? Okay. I haven't been pulled over, but you're the first one to pull me over. So, you've never had a ticket before? No. Only red light cameras. Red light cameras. Okay. Has your license ever been suspended before? No. No. Okay. And the address here, is this correct? Yeah. Well, which one? I'll hold. I'll be right back. Pulled over for her fourth license suspension. Jasmine claimed she had sorted everything out just the day before, but the officer's computer, stubbornly loyal to the facts, disagreed. Have a seat at your car. Have a seat at your car when I'm done. Ma'am, I don't care. You have to have a seat in the car. Okay, listen to me. You don't have the right to get out. I have the right to do whatever I want. If I can get out of my car, I can get out of my car. You cannot tell me I cannot get out of my car. Yes, I can. How can you not? You're not my boss. You're not my daddy. You There's a Supreme Court ruling that says you need to get back in your car. Now get back in your car. Let me see the paper. Google it. Get back in your car. I'm not googling. Okay, ma'am. You're losing your car today. I'm impounding the car. I'm taking your license and I'm taking your tag. How are you? So, if you want to call somebody to come get you, that's the best thing. I'm here by myself and Well, I apologize. Your license is suspended four times. You have an FR suspension and you have not cleared everything up. I just I show you the Everything is not cleared up. I I'm just telling you what's going on. Well, you can take it up with the clerk. Hey, Ron, come on over. Ma'am, I can't I can't help it if she doesn't do her job. I can't help that. Not understand what I'm telling you. Go stand by your car. And then you're going to talk about Go stand by your car. Go stand by your car. I paid over the car. You're this close to going to jail. Don't give a [ __ ] Okay. You're this close to go to jail. Go have a seat by your car. Things escalated quickly as Jasmine, fed up with the inconvenience of the law, attempted a brief, misguided escape only to be tackled and cuffed by officers who clearly missed the memo that she was above all this. Get out of the car now. What is Get out of the car. Turn around. Put your hands on the back. What is the problem? Get out of the car. What is the problem? What is your problem? Relax. Relax. You are hurting me. You're hurting me. Relax. Get off of me. You're hurting me. Get off of me. Get off of [Music] me. You [ __ ] Get off of me. [Music] Go to the ground. I don't want to go to the ground. Roll over. Stop resisting. Stand up. My arm. Stand up. Get into my hand. Stand up. You [ __ ] What the [ __ ] Oh my god. Somebody get my kids. What is wrong with you? Look at me. I didn't do nothing to you. What the [ __ ] You can't take off on a traffic stop. Get in. It's all on video. Get in. I was at the Get in. You're such a dick. Yeah. All right. Thank you. Yes, sir. Nope. You're going to jail, ma'am. I didn't do nothing wrong. Well, unfortunately, when you fled from the shop, you did something wrong. When you didn't listen, you did something wrong. So now now and then when you when you punched me when you punched me on the ground. Yep. You swung and hit me. Now it's bad. Really? It's all on video. I don't know how to throw a ball. Okay. It's all on video. I don't know how to throw a ball. Man, it's all under video. Now facing multiple charges, including resisting arrest and fleeing, Jasmine's next road trip might just be to court, where her arguments will be met with a different kind of stop sign. Great job. You got him. East on passing. He got ston. On March 6th, 2019, a tense car chase unfolded on the streets of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as police pursued a male driver who fled from them. driving. The chase began when the suspect's black sedan was spotted speeding through downtown. Forward southwest. He's in the wrong lane of traffic right now. Wrong lane of traffic. From the start, the suspect drove dangerously, weaving between lanes and running red lights. Okay. I don't know if you got hit by those. Throughout the chase, the suspect violated multiple traffic laws, including driving in the wrong lanes, endangering other vehicles. Oh, trying to hit him. Glendale's trying to pit him. All right, he swerved around Glendale. He's back on the right side of the road now. Black attempt tag. Two occupants that were moving around him there on road past Coventry Court. Police immediately engaged in pursuit, closely following the suspect as he continued speeding through the streets. officers west on capital passing 31 catch us with seven please 5412's got ahead of this we're still west on the pursuit lasted over 20 minutes involving multiple officers and emergency vehicles on Sherman back towards Why are you going to cut me off? The suspect continued to evade capture, crossing intersections and moving into crowded areas, increasing the risk to public safety. Great job. You got him. East on Lisbon passing 76. He got stick east on Lisbon pass 76. He got stick. Three squads only, guys. Three only. Three only, but keep in the area because he got sted. So he may lose his tires soon. East on Lisbon. Over there. Yes. Yes. Clear. East on Lisbon. Past Burlight. He's slowing down here. Down to 40. Left front. This is going flat. Left front is going flat. You got him. East on Lisbon. Passing 7. Get squads to the area. East on Lisbon. Passing 69. He's going to have to bail soon. Tires going behind the passenger. We're going to go with the driver. I want at least somebody else. The driver. Despite police efforts to block his path and deploy spike strips to slow the vehicle, the suspect refused to stop. All right, we're east on Lisbon here. Speeds have really slowed down. We're down to 30. Be advised, K9 is in the area. All right, we're east on Lisbon, passing 62. Vernon, if you deploy a K9, just let us know. East on Lisbon, pass 62. Tell them to pull over. We'll tell them to pull over. East on Lisbon, passing 59. Tell them to pull over. All right, he's slowing down at 58. He's got the brakes on 58. I want to take Finally, after traveling through various roads and neighborhoods, the suspect's vehicle suffered significant damage due to deflated tires from the spike strips. [Music] 5414 taking him into custody. Unable to maintain high speeds, the suspect eventually stopped in a suburban area and continued driving on Lisbon Avenue before coming to a halt. Police apprehended him without further incident. A dramatic chase unfolded in Warren County. Oo, as a 17-year-old fled from a traffic stop on I75 in Franklin Township. Police stated that the driver, a teenager from Sydney, Oo, was likely intoxicated and speeding. After being signaled to stop, he accelerated, ignored red lights, and recklessly maneuvered past other vehicles. Police initiated a pursuit as the teenager reached speeds of up to 100 miles hour. Right on. Central Washington. The chase lasted for some time before the suspect's vehicle collided with an innocent driver's car at the intersection of Central Avenue and Balanta Street in Middletown. 31. Keep your hands up. The innocent driver, Courtney Tanner, suffered serious injuries while a passenger in Tanner's car sustained minor injuries. Both the teenager and Courtney Tanner were transported to the hospital with severe injuries. Police confirmed that the teenager's car was stolen and that he ignored repeated commands to stop. The entire chase was captured on a patrol car's dash cam, providing critical evidence of the teenager's recklessness and high-speed escape, serving as a stark warning about the dangers of drunk driving and fleeing from police. Police were notified of a blue Hyundai Elantre involved in a robbery in West Memphis. As the suspect vehicle passed by, police initiated a pursuit. Heat. Heat. Despite two passes, the vehicle fled into Tennessee. One suspect fled on foot and the driver was arrested after stopping the vehicle. Stop. Don't grab all the way up there. Get out of the vehicle. Stop. Keep your hands up. Put your hands up. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Walk towards me. With your hands up. Walk me with your hands up. I'm coming around you. Okay. Keep up. Put your hands up. Keep walking towards me. [Applause] Both suspects were arrested. One was wanted and a replica gun was recovered. The case was turned over to local police for investigation. God, a dangerous chase unfolded on Interstate 40 in Knoxville, Tennessee after a suspect refused to stop for police. SUV. Look at the Yukon. Older model. Uh, no. Uh, the windows are down in the front there. God dang it. [Music] Just now swerved over in front of all the traffic there on the right. Now he's moving back to the far left. is now slammed on his brakes. The chase spanned multiple areas including Middlerbrook Pike and University of Venue as the suspect ignored signals to pull over. [Music] Do you want me to try to go up to the 640 split? You want me to continue up to the 275 split? [Music] We're moving to the [Music] accelerating recklessly, police deployed spike strips on I40 to disable the suspect's tires. Despite losing tire functionality, the suspect continued driving through a construction zone, increasing the risk to others. Back off a little bit. [Applause] [Music] The chase ended when the suspect's vehicle was immobilized. Exiting the car armed, the suspect directly confronted police. PHP just hit it. Just hit it right here in between right in before James. Gun. Gun, God, God, gun. Officers quickly sought cover and responded to neutralize the threat. [Music] I think did it. I don't know. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] Hey, you okay? Stay. Stay. It's okay, buddy. It's okay. You're okay. Stay good. [ __ ] [Music] I think I'm good, buddy. Yeah. That's the only thing that's hurt is right here. Is your dog good? Yeah. Oh, I know. I can't [ __ ] hear anything on my ear. You can see it. Sure. Me and him. But you're good all over, though. Yes, sir. As far as I know. One officer sustained minor injuries during the shootout. Once the situation was under control, the suspect was confirmed deceased at the scene. Police ensured the safety of all officers and the canine unit involved. Oh my god. Buddy, you okay? You okay? I don't know, buddy. At approximately 2:30, Greenfield police initiated a pursuit after spotting a driver speeding dangerously near South 43rd Street and Forest Home Avenue. [Music] The suspect refused to stop, prompting a chase through busy streets. During the pursuit, the suspect's car struck a wall in the Kilburn tunnel under the Milwaukee County courthouse, but continued fleeing. [Music] Recognizing the danger, officers decided to perform a precision immobilization technique near Ver. [Music] Phillips Avenue and Kilburn Street. A successful pit maneuver caused the vehicle to lose control and stop. One male, black, white shirt shorts. Stop. Police. Stop. Police. Get on the ground. He's going northbound. The suspect flight on foot, prompting a search. Stop. Police. North pass Major Gouls. Officers described the suspect over the radio as a man in a white t-shirt and dark shorts without shoes. Whatever the next street is here, male, black, heavier set, white shirt, dark shorts. Eastbound on state. Probably went into this parking garage here. Negative. Just was the one occupant. I cleared the vehicle, but it's still there by my squad. Yeah, I thought maybe he went in the parking garage, but that was actually blocked off. The search extended through several areas, including a nearby parking lot. In that, where are you with them? Eventually, the suspect was located hiding near Martin Luther King Drive, A and arrested without incident. You good? 41. I got 41. While there was no significant resistance, the suspect expressed discomfort during handcuffing. I have dispatch. He's in custody. Inside the vehicle, police found a pair of abandoned sandals. Fortunately, no injuries occurred during the pursuit. It's going to be CJF committed a felony, bro. What I do? I do. We'll talk about when you get back. Hold on. You want to switch cuffs? Yeah, let's do that right away. I hurt a little bit. Well, I'm not trying to. I just We'll take the other ones off. An officer from the Indian River County Sheriff's Office received a report from a detective about an ongoing pursuit involving St. Lucy County Sheriff's deputies. A gray suburban sub was speeding and driving recklessly, violating traffic laws by entering oncoming lanes on 27th Avenue when the suspect spotted the patrol car. They immediately turned around and fled, initiating a police pursuit. [Music] about 74th Avenue looks like. Spike strips were used to slow the vehicle, but the speest evaded capture by taking narrow roads and empty lots. Officers maintained their pursuit, carefully tracking the sub. Johnny, keep us updated with that helicopter information. I think you're the best to it. Yeah. You take it here. Come right back out. When the vehicle entered an open field, officers saw an opportunity for apprehension. on 17th Street in case. After traveling through dirt roads and isolated areas, the suspect reached a dead end with a fence. As the suspect attempted to turn around, officers executed a tactical intervention, forcing the vehicle into a tree. We're going to have a signal for he's going to crash through the gate. K9 units were on standby in case of resistance, but the suspect exited the vehicle and was arrested without incident. Come on. Look away. [Music] You okay? In May 2024, police were alerted to a white Kiosub traveling through Glendale, Wisconsin. Upon inspection, officers found the license plate to be a stolen tag from Milwaukee. When police located the vehicle parked at a shopping center, they identified the driver as Pierre Webb, 34, who was on probation for a prior theft conviction. [Music] Parkway. When ordered to stop, Pierre refused and sped off at over 90 milesPH, running red lights and causing a collision with two other vehicles. Let's do a U-turn. Black driver dreadlocks soft green bay from silver. Speeds are 40. speeds are 75. Pierre running red lights and causing a collision with two other vehicles. After abandoning the car, Pierre fled on foot, triggering a tense pursuit. 78250, get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Officers quickly deployed resources to apprehend Pierre. But during the chase, a police car blocked the path, causing one officer to lose balance and collide with another patrol vehicle. Get on the ground. You good? Edge, you okay? [Music] The pursuit continued until Pierre reached a dead end. Police deployed a taser and arrested him. Get on the ground. You get on the ground. [Music] 782, I've got him at the back of the mobile gas station. Are you okay? Is your son okay? You okay, buddy? Hello. Shut up and stay on the ground. Hello. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Shut up for a second. Come on. I can't breathe. My mom, you okay? Where are you? My back. Were you hit? I caught in front. I in the car. Stay on the ground or you're going to get chased again. Okay. While being detained, P claimed he could not breathe. though he showed no significant injuries. Stay on the ground. Hey, breathe. Stay on the ground. Give me your hands. Don't resist. Hey, breathe. Give me your hands. Give me your hands and stop resisting. Breathe. Give me your hands. Give me your hand. I got somebody coming. Give him your hands. I got the Are you doing? I can't breathe. Don't run. What did you swallow? Cocaine. What you got? We're going to have to tell the ambulance. We just go right by me. Green Bay. A medical examination revealed signs of drug use despite his protests and requests for his phone. Hier was transported to an ambulance for treatment. The chase ended with multiple traffic accidents and injuries leading to Pierre facing serious charges. Yes, they got it. Good job. Were you Were you in that car? No. I was dancing that corner for You know who was in this car? The guy that was running, wasn't he? No. No. He's in this one. Bam. Were you in this car? Are you okay? What about the baby? Okay, buddy. I don't have no drugs on me, boss. It's fine. I still got to check it. Step back from the car, please. Okay. You You hurting my cuff, man. You hurting his arm. I'm going to fix it. You hurt me. I'm not moving. I'm not letting go of your hand. Okay. I don't want you up. Let him check me then. He is. Or let somebody else cuz you hurting me, man. I don't want him searching me, my you just focus on me, man. No, cuz he hurt me, my Relax. We'll adjust the cuff in a minute. All right, you're going to take a seat in the back of my car, boss. Okay. Could you Could you get all my stuff and put it back in my pocket? I got to put it in a property bag. I'm not going to put it in your pants. How come? Because you're not going to sit with it in the back of the car. That's not how it works, man. Could you Can I get my phone released? We're going to get all your property. Can I at least get my phone? No, I'm not I'm not giving you the phone. Can I at least get my phone? I'm not going to give you the phone, man. Can I at least get my phone? Oh, get in the car, man. I'm Whatever you say, dude. All right. I'm not the one going to jail. Greenfield police pursued a stolen vehicle speeding through Milwaukee streets. As officers tracked the vehicle, they assessed the situation and prepared for tactical intervention. The suspect drove at high speeds, running red lights and endangering other drivers. Fortunately, the streets were relatively empty, allowing officers to close in, though they refrained from immediate action due to the vehicle as speed. Do I ask this guy? The chase continued into downtown Milwaukee near Fizer Forum. drive. No traffic left. Heat. Heat. Recognizing the need for intervention, officers performed a pit maneuver to cause the suspect's vehicle to lose control. Despite initial resistance, the suspect was eventually surrounded and immobilized by patrol vehicles. The tense pursuit ended as officers broke the car's windows to extract all suspects. Fortunately, no innocent civilians or officers were injured. The suspects were taken into custody without further incident. Get up. Come on. Original original scene was 53 lane. A chaotic police pursuit unfolded across Los Angeles, passing through areas such as Englewood and near Lax airport. The suspect drove recklessly, repeatedly traveling the wrong way on highways and residential streets, creating extreme danger for other drivers. The chase became more complex due to his airspace restrictions around LAX which limited lapped helicopters from maintaining continuous surveillance. At one point, the suspect narrowly avoided hitting pedestrians on the sidewalk while attempting a high-speed turn, almost losing control. After a lengthy chase, the vehicle stopped near a homeless encampment by the 100 and five freeway in Hawthorne. The suspect, wearing a gray hoodie, exited the vehicle, retrieved a bag, and entered a house. Labed officers on high alert apprehended the suspect. A firearm was reportedly found in the suspect's bag and the car was confirmed stolen. A total of three individuals were arrested, including one black male and two women, all connected to to the chase. Every police chase is a journey of justice and responsibility. Police dash cam helps us see the truth behind every situation. Follow the channel to continue accompanying the upcoming thrilling police chase criminals.