Drop the gun. >> When tension ignites into chaos, every decision counts. The calm meets the reckless. [music] Split-second choices reshape the scene. And just when you think it's over, the next turn leaves [music] no room for second guesses. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> In Sacramento, California, a caller reported that 37year-old Johnny Balcorta had a knife, assaulted, and robbed a victim, and was in possession of a BB gun. Police found Balcorta fleeing near Matsui Park holding what appeared to be a gun. Johnny, stop. I'm going to take you TO THE GROUND. STOP. DROP THE GUN. DROP IT. [snorts] >> He's got a gun to his head. >> Johnny, stop. >> He has a gun to his head. I can't tell if you not want the water. Dr. >> No running water down towards the water. >> I don't know if there's gun. It just looks as though it's firearms. I don't see the gun. Sacramento Police Department. Any and all pedestrians, we need you to come up to the bike trail with your hands up. At this point, >> the negotiator made several calls and left voicemails while police used loudspeakers to urge Balcorda to drop his weapon and surrender, all to no avail. >> This is the Sacramento Police Department. You need all pedestrians, >> man. We need you to come up to the bike trail at this point with your hands up. >> People are running on the island over there. >> Hands are healed. Hey, need to get your right. >> HEY, HE'S GOT A GUN. HE'S GOT A GUN. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. All right. Bye-bye. >> An officer eventually deployed a K9 to subdue Bcorda, but he raised a BB gun, prompting a barrage of gunfire from the officers. >> Where's the gun? I got I got the gun. I GOT THE GUN. >> HEY, GIVE UP. After treatment, Balcorda was booked into Sacramento County main jail on multiple charges, brandishing an imitation firearm, assaulting AK9, resisting [music] arrest, and an active felony warrant. Don't miss the next moment. Subscribe and watch it all from start to finish. >> Anything else? >> I don't see any in his chest yet. I just got this one heavy squirter in his I'm done. >> A male passenger, drunk and disruptive at the airport, continued to scream when police arrived. >> He claimed he had paid $2,000 for the flight, but was denied his carry-on luggage. >> Walk away. >> Tell that mother shut his mouth before I beat his go. >> Listen, how do I get to Long View? >> I don't know. I don't know how you get to Long View, but hey, how >> Hey, if I spent $2,000 for a flight, am I not ON A FLIGHT BACK TO LONG VIEW? >> QUIGLY, LISTEN. LISTEN. I'm on a flight and I paid $2,000 to be on. >> Bring it down. >> Listen. >> No reason to arrest me. >> TURN AROUND NOW. >> WHY? >> TURN AROUND. >> All right. Come on. Let's go on the ground. You piece of [ __ ] out. You piece of [ __ ] out. >> I'LL KICK YOU. >> HEY. HEY. BACK UP. BACK OFF. Back off. BACK OFF. HEY. AWAY. GET AWAY FROM HIM. GET AWAY. GET AWAY. Get away. Get out. God, what the crap? >> He used profanity and at times verbal abuse at law enforcement officers, forcing them to use a taser to handcuff him with the crowd at the airport watching the incident, applauding when the outcome was determined. >> Kick this leg up. Kick this leg up. We're going to roll you up. >> There you go. There you go. There you go. >> There you go. >> One, two, three. >> Okay. All right. Just have a seat. >> Sit down, man. >> Sit down. Be careful. >> All right. Uh, >> can you please put those in my face? I cannot see it. >> That's me. I'm just trying to get on my flight at home. >> Yes. >> Good. >> You want them up a little bit? >> I I I really don't care. [music] >> What's more, bro? Look, I know a lot of bad things to you, but I'm >> No, no, no. Look, >> I just need you to look me in the eye and tell me, look. >> After calming down, he finally realized his out of control behavior and apologized to the officers, but it was probably too late. He was already being taken to a detention [music] facility. >> But at the end of the day, look, I have too much alcohol to drink. And I said some things that I really didn't mean. Those don't >> out of character, right? >> I have a whole pack of Newports in my pocket. Can I get a drag before we get into a car? We can't go anywhere and we can't do anything else cuz I know I'm probably going to spend the rest of the night in jail. >> So, it'll be easier if you put your leg your leg. We're listening to you. We don't mean to cut you off. We just need to get out of here. Okay. >> It is what it is. I'll shut up. >> Hold on. You want us? >> I'm very sorry about my experience. I can assure you I'll never fly American Airlines. I'll never fly Alaskan Airlines. >> In Raleigh, North Carolina, Frederick Darnell Hull, 44, was captured on body camera attacking police officers at the intersection of Garner Road and Martin Luther King Boulevard. >> I got to get to my house. >> I got to get to my house. The other unit's coming. You can back down. No, no, no, no, no. Don't [ __ ] Do not grab on to me. Back up. What I needed, baby. That's what I [ __ ] need, man. Down. DOWN THE GRILL. DOWN THE GRILL. >> Traffic inst. Roll over. Hands free. Grab me. Let go. >> Let go. >> During the struggle, officers used a taser and force when Hall resisted and attacked them. Let go. >> ENF. >> She's got a hold of his leg. >> Let go of the leg. >> Now roll now. >> Roll over. Roll over. Now >> that traffic in. >> No. Hold EMS. >> Hold EMS. >> Hold EMS. >> Keep this. Take me TO THE HOSPITAL. >> STOP RESISTING. >> N >> I can't I can't get >> I'm good. >> Where's your >> We don't need the dispatch. >> Where's your car? I'm going to get >> It's uh 497. >> I'm good, man. >> Just relax. Lay there. Stop moving. trying to get up. >> Hall underwent a psychological evaluation and faces charges of resisting a law enforcement [music] officer and assaulting a government employee. Okay, >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> OKAY, BACK UP. >> Sergeant Daniel Weaver discovered that Raymond Glass had approached a woman with whom he had a restraining order. >> What are you walking away for? Why am I being >> Because you're on probation >> and your one of your conditions is you can't be near her. >> I'm not anywhere near her. I was I was right in front of her. >> Stop it, my man. >> Sir, I'm not technically not near her. I wasn't talking to her. I wasn't doing anything. >> Bro, you guys were walking side by side. >> On US one. >> All right. Come over here. Let me see if I can call your >> PO. All I was doing I was walking right in front. >> No, you were walking side by side. >> Over. I was walking right >> Well, yeah, but when I first saw you, you were walking side by side. >> Arrest me. I was not talking to her. You can't have any contact with her. All right. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. See, you can't arrest me. You can't >> put your hands behind your back. Don't resist. Arrest. >> Don't resist. >> How can you arrest me? >> Don't resist. >> You got to ask me. >> Don't resist. No, sir. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Arrest. >> Then would you let me go? >> County. Let me go. I will be fine. >> Put your hands behind your back. Quit tensing up. Put your arms behind your back. >> I'm not resisting. >> PLEASE DON'T. >> POLICE BRUTALITY. >> You're going to get tased. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I've been stabbed. YOU CAN'T SEE. >> PUT your hands behind your back. >> Do it now. [screaming and groaning] >> Okay. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> OKAY. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> POLICE. VITALITY. CAMERA. NOW CAMERA. >> NOW. >> Glass quickly became confrontational, forcing officers to use a taser to subdue him. Back up. >> No, you can't do nothing. She can go ahead and videotape this. They just hate. >> I am on foot a few years ago. >> Apparently, she might have one, too. So, maybe she needs to go to jail also. >> See, just you guys really think you guys are going to keep us apart? I'm still going back to thising woman regardless. >> You're also going to go to jail for threatening a law enforcement officer by saying you're going to kill me. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yep. That's my ass. >> Huh? >> Come on. >> What? What's up there? >> Huh? WHAT'S UP? >> PULL YOUR TASER NOW. >> HUH? >> Pull your taser now. >> Pull your pulling back. >> Pull your taser now. >> You want my car? >> You did that, not us. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Come on. Come on. What? I'm a crazy ass white boy. >> The suspect continued to threaten and resist, [music] forcing officers to use a spit hood and handcuffs to escort Glass to the detention facility. Glass was then taken to Perry Hall detention center [music] facing multiple charges. Assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, menacing, destruction of property, possession of drug paraphernalia, and violating a restraining order. >> Don't worry, Raymond. We all video, too. >> You guys got the media here now, too. >> Who's the media? >> Oh, it has this manying cops just for you guys to go and take care of one individual. Multi-car crash. Multi-car crash. >> In Montgomery County, Ohio, a white GMC Sierra with no visible license plate driven by James Collins [music] led police on a chase on June 5th, 2025. >> GMC coming right at us. >> Yep, that's one. >> Good stick. >> Way left to center. Copied. Good stick. Still uh eastbound Little Richmond. Chopper still does have it. Okay, chopper does have it. Uh you guys can back completely off if you want to and just make a loose follow. Hey, there's actually somebody in the bed of the pickup truck. Looks like >> despite encountering stop sticks, the vehicle continued to accelerate while a passenger dropped wood from the trunk to obstruct police. >> Yep. He's trying to dump boards. Use caution, guys. He's trying to dump boards on you. >> More boards. Use caution. Use caution. >> Yep. Wrong direction to travel. Um and he's up next to the wall here. Uh into opposing traffic, guys. Gave up an opportunity to get off and he's uh still running into opposing traffic here. >> Passing over top of Ed Moses >> off the northbound traffic for you. >> Multi-car crash. Multi-car crash. The white males out on foot. >> Collins continued driving in the wrong direction until a chain reaction crash occurred near Dryen Road. just south of the 51. Start firing EMS. We're going to need at least uh three to five medics probably. We got multiple people running eastbound off the freeway. They're jumping down the uh got a black male with black uh jeans and a looks like a white male with multiple tattoos and blue jeans. 2450 Industrial Estates Drive is where the other individual is last seen. He's in the uh tree line there. right back behind you. Uh he's somewhere in this tree line, back between you and where that tree line ends towards the on-ramp. So, white car that just pulled in, stop right there. Okay. Is there anybody in the trees right now? >> Yeah, we have voice contact with someone in the tree. He's coming out. We're just trying to figure out where he's coming out. >> Police quickly subdued and arrested all four occupants. >> All face felony charges, including causing injury by motor vehicle and failure to comply with a police order. All right, he's on the southwest corner of that building. He's stopped now. >> He's dropping something on the ground. Completely stopped. Units are making contact. >> Talk to me about >> Can you please talk to me about what's going on? >> Why am I being treated like this? In Norfolk, Virginia, two Windsor police officers stopped US Army Lieutenant Karen Nazario while he was driving a new Chevrolet Tahoe wearing full uniform. The two officers drew their guns when they approached Nazario, seeing that he had no license plate and had dark tinted windows. >> What's going on? >> How many occupants are in your vehicle? >> It's only myself. Why are your weapons drawn? What's going on? >> Open the door slowly and step out. >> I'm not getting out the vehicle. What's going on? >> Get out of the car. Open the door slowly and get out. >> What's going on? >> Keep your hands outside the window. >> My hands are right here. What's going on? >> Get out OF THE CAR NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WHAT'S going on? >> Get out OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> I'm serving this country and this is how I'm treated. >> Yo, GUESS WHAT? I'M A VOTER, TOO. I DON'T KNOW. BABE, GET out of the car. >> I'm af I'm honestly afraid to get out. Can I >> Yeah, get out. What's going on? What did I do? >> Get out now. >> I have not committed any crimes. >> You're being detained for >> traffic violation. I do not have to get out the vehicle. You haven't even told me why I'm being stopped. >> Really? >> Get your hand. >> Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. >> Nazario was ordered to show his hands, but the situation escalated when officer Joe Gutierrez used pepper spray. >> Relax. Can you please relax? I didn't do anything. Whoa. Hold on. What's going Hold on. Watch. Watch it. >> Get out of the car now. >> That's really up. >> Yeah. Oh, get out of THE CAR. THE GROUND OUT. GET HIM. GET HIM. GET HIM. >> Get out of the car now. >> Listen. >> Look. My hands are out. >> Take your seat belt off. >> My hands are out. >> Don't reach. Don't reach there. >> My hands are out. Please >> take your seat belt off. >> Specialist corporate are you? >> I'm a lieutenant. >> LIEUTENANT, GET OUT OF THE CAR. TAKE YOUR SEAT BELT OFF and get out of the car. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Please talk to >> Get on the GROUND NOW. >> GET ON THE GROUND OR YOU'RE GETTING SPRAYED AGAIN. GET ON THE GROUND. >> CAN YOU PLEASE TALK to talk to me about what's going on? You're not >> Can you please talk to me about what's going on? >> Why am I being treated like this? >> This is really Come on, sir. Sorry. Just sorry. Sorry. >> Nazario was then forcibly handcuffed. >> All right. Hang on three. The one I'm in custody. >> Can you open up the window for my dog? >> Set a right on this curb right here. Turn around. Come sit on the scarf. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Can you open up the window for my dog? >> Nario filed a lawsuit claiming his rights were violated, receiving monetary damages and the firing of officer Joe Gutierrez for assault and conducting an illegal vehicle check. >> I didn't do I didn't commit any crimes. I'm leaving tonight. I'm not going to jail. I need something to be done for my eyes. >> HANDS ON YOUR HEAD. IN RALEIGH, North Carolina, Raleigh police responded to reports of shots fired near Vaman Street and High Tower Street. >> Get down. Get down. Get out. We bob. Shots fired. We about >> Who's shooting? Who's shooting? Drop the gun. DROP THE GUN. POLICE. DROP THE GUN. Drop it. DROP IT. DROP IT. >> DROP IT. HANDS ON YOUR HEAD. >> Officer Berg saw a young man dressed in dark clothing carrying what appeared to be a gun run between two parked cars. >> Hands on your head. >> Hands on your head. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Hands on your head. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. And the situation escalated [music] leading Berg to open fire and rock and >> to the right TO THE RIGHT. TO THE RIGHT we >> to the right. TO THE RIGHT. TO THE RIGHT. >> We 423. What's your status? >> He's in the car. HE'S IN THE CAR. >> HANDS. BOTH HANDS. >> Both hands. The suspect, [music] Ransis Vaccroanti Vargas, and Vargas 2 victims were taken to the hospital. Vargas was eventually charged with two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to murder. Stop. >> Shut. Shut. >> In Greensboro, North Carolina, a white Nissan Ultima following behind him with its high beams on caught officer Sledon's eye. The car stopped for a few seconds and then immediately fled. >> 4903 Florida bag 62 Charles. Charles Robert Edward white. And if you'll start mess drive around the parking lot, not want to stop. 1031. >> He's pulling off. >> Vehicle is 109932. I imagine >> the car stopped in an area and three passengers in the back fled, leaving the door open. >> Get on the ground. Do it now. STOP. SHOTS. SHOTS FIRED. >> As the driver moved forward, Officer Sutton opened fire. The car stopped and Sutton immediately called for backup and opened the door to rescue the passengers. The driver, Misanto Krenshaw, was pronounced dead at the scene. Every action counts. Subscribe now so you won't miss a thing. right here. Turn right. >> Stay on the ground. Don't move. You hear me? Don't move. >> Hey, his foot's on the gas. Hey, somebody stand by with All right. Go ahead. Go ahead. Get him out. Get him out. >> Hit the unlock button. >> Unlock it. In Shikut County, Arkansas, Trooper Mani smelled marijuana while inspecting a Nissan Xterra and ordered the driver out. But as soon as the passengers got out, the driver, Mickey Cannon, suddenly drove off toward the Mississippi Bridge [music] at speeds approaching 100 mph. >> How y'all doing? >> Hey, Troop with Dark South. Okay. You got your license insurance with you. >> Mr. Canon, come here real quick. We're just talk right here then. Okay. How much weeds in the vehicle right now? >> No. We earlier. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She sweet. >> Come here. Hey 3937 that too fast Oh yeah. 1 2 3 start over. >> TBR TV. TVI roll over. >> Mani initiated TVI after a half mile, causing the car to spin out of control. >> 16. We're at gunpoint. >> Canon was taken to Shiket Memorial Hospital for evaluation and was not seriously injured. Police later discovered Canon had an arrest warrant in Tennessee [music] for violating probation. Canon will receive a summon for charges including fleeing while being pursued, not wearing a seat belt, no insurance, expired [music] vehicle registration, and using false license plates. >> An elderly man driving a Toro lawn mower at about 10 mph refused [music] to stop for police. Yes, you heard right. This was a super slow motion lawn mower chase. For whatever reason, he refused to listen to the officer's commands to stop. >> Yeah, we're at the intersection right now and he's going eastbound. >> Eastbound on Southway going about 4 mph on lawn mower Toro. He just waved his hand as to wave me off. Yeah, I'm westbound on Southway. I see him coming. Maybe we'll get volcano SC now. He's going through a yard. He's continuing through yards. It looks like he's going to come out on Clark. Continuing north through other front yards, 3900 block at Clark. I know he's crazy. Now, >> the taser was ineffective because of his thick coat, and he continued to flee. The units decided to end the chase and proceeded to file a warrant for his arrest the next morning. >> Continue east. Correction. Continue west. Continue [music] west. >> He's back out on par. He tried to run over 30. He's going back to >> Hazelbrook. Did you guys track down his stupid mower that he was evading yesterday on? >> Yeah, we have his mower, Crazy Bell, >> because he's old. He's scenile and got a whole lot of dementia going on. He's got a whole lot of this, that, and the other going on with his wife [music] stealing his money. That's pretty much what it is. I know that for a fact. >> 51. That's the vehicle right there. That silver one that's just turned. >> All right, Bill. >> All right. >> Come on. Do you have any pocket knives or anything like that on you? >> I got it. >> You do? Do you have any pocket knives? >> I got weapon. Oh, don't mind me over. >> Come on, man. Careful. >> Yep. This right here. >> Yeah, you're going to jail. >> Neighbors said he was in a state of crisis, which may have been the cause of his behavior. As soon as the elderly man got home in his SUV, the police arrested him. This is a classic example of police having to balance public safety and law enforcement while the subject behaved in a completely unconventional manner. From an outsers's perspective, the incident was both comical and disturbing. >> Sad smile. >> What's that? Come on. >> Smile. >> Come on. >> I can't get my foot off in front of the damn seat. >> Where's the dog? It's right there. >> You don't see it? >> It's invisible. >> 85 years old. In Craighead County, Arkansas, trooper Victor Garcia spotted a vehicle traveling northbound on South Carowway Road with an expired license plate. The vehicle turned on to Race Street and then Fair Park Boulevard 37. Trooper Garcia attempted a TVI attempt, but a second attempt caused Johnson's vehicle to spin 360° and stop in the oncoming lane. Stop. Stop. >> That hurts. So >> Oh, you did? >> Yeah. [snorts] What's your name? What's your day work? >> Is your ID in here by chance, >> sir? >> Is your ID or anything like it? Johnson then fled on foot through a Lowe's parking lot. Garcia pursued her and restrained her. Johnson was arrested and taken to the Craighead County detention center. She was charged with fleeing during a pursuit, fleeing on foot, driving while license suspended, dangerous driving, no insurance, no seat belt, and expired license plates. >> Or do a do a inventory. in Arkansas. Arkansas State Police officers pursued a reported stolen white pickup truck, which the suspect was driving at speeds between 100 to 130 mph on I40. Go in front of me. I think it's a PD unit. around 120. We're still westbound speed to 150. on the left side up. After several TVI attempts, the vehicle [music] eventually spun out of control. >> TFC Matt Price and other officers surrounded the vehicle and ordered the suspect to exit the vehicle, but he refused. The suspect was then taken out through the rear window of the truck, restrained and securely handcuffed. A stolen gun was found in the vehicle. The suspect faces charges of wanted possession, dangerous driving, vehicle possession, and firearms in both Arkansas and Oklahoma. >> Oklahoma. >> In Arkansas, a trooper observed the driver using a cell phone and acting uncooperative. The driver continued to argue, delayed showing his documents, and avoided requests to exit the vehicle. Lincoln Ocean boy Young William Young Ly wy it's on great >> what's up man you're on your cell phone while driving this vehicle >> I watched you do it >> can Can you roll back this window, please? >> How you doing, man? >> Can you >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Yes, sir. I do. >> Can I see it, please? >> Driver license. >> I know, but you got my >> I need you. >> I'm not saying that. >> The trooper observed the gun on the floor of the vehicle, heightening the danger. >> Do not go. You're making a wrong decision. >> Stop doing that. All right, stop. >> The driver suddenly accelerated and fled, leading to a high-speed chase through multiple streets. Looks like he's going to maybe try and take out one slow down. We're taking it. We're going south. Give me anything. We're in the first roundabout. We're passing liquor store on alcohol. We are taking a right on Boone Road. Right. >> He's been put it up right here in the curve. He's got a canun with a right in the curry. >> After being forced to stop in a residential area by TVI, the driver was subdued and arrested. [music] A gun was recovered during the search. >> PUT YOUR HAND [screaming] UP. DON'T YOU STICK YOUR HAND BACK UP. >> Don't you stick your hand back up. OH, SHUT YOUR MOUTH. >> Be quiet. Don't you move. You understand me? >> Nothing wrong, man. >> Don't you move. >> Listen to me. >> You ain't have no reason to pull me over. >> This ain't nothing but my bags in my car. >> Whenever you >> This bag of clothes in my car. He was aggressive. >> Do not >> do not reach for anything. Do you understand? I'm right here in front of her house. My hands are up. >> I ain't doing nothing. I ain't got nothing. I got nothing. >> All right, bro. >> In Palaski County, Arkansas, trooper M. Leadon observed the black Ford Edge driving erratically on US67167, drifting into lanes multiple times. All right. Edward. >> After activating its hazard lights and siren, the driver failed to stop, traveling at speeds up to approximately 70 mph. drive second on the regular street trooper ledon made multiple TVI attempts to bring the vehicle to a stop and Terrell Davis Curtis and his passenger complied with the arrest warrant while stopped. >> 21 minute rock. We're stopped. I got two at gunpoint. Stand in front of the car. Get down on your knees. Get down on your knees. >> Gregory Street. I'm not sure of the cross. [music] We're not too far off Marshall. All the way down on your stomach. Get out of the car. Get out. >> Get out the car. >> Ma'am, stay right there. I know you're trying to help, but stay right there. >> Okay. >> Come around to the front of the car. Okay. Well, I don't know what you're going to do when you take off at 70 mph. So, >> you're going to jail for a felony. >> It's all on camera, buddy. >> Terrell was charged with lane violation, careless driving, and fleeing while pursued by police. >> Stand up. >> What? Tell me in a minute. Let me just tell me in a minute. >> I mean, you want to Yeah. >> In Orange County, Florida, a reported stolen U-Haul truck was spotted by the Florida Highway Patrol traveling on Riverside Road. The vehicle traveled through multiple lanes traveling at speeds ranging from 45 to over 60 mph. Pull over 45. >> I am going to hit you. You better pull over right now or I'll get you. We got the helicopter up ahead. You better pull over. 35 miles hour, please. Are you trying to eat? passive 10 I can't reach anymore. You can take primary primary 44. 134 US. [music] name how it rolls. As the U-Haul veered onto Keller Road, the trooper performed a pit maneuver, causing the truck to lose control and come to a stop. You need a fire department. >> After being arrested, the driver reported needing medical assistance and requested water before being taken into custody. The stolen U-Haul was recovered safely. >> Thank you. >> [ __ ] A luxury bus believed to have been stolen disappeared right in front of a business on Marine Avenue and Avery near Pacific Beach at around 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday. The limousine bus had been used to transport a group of customers to the VZ Casino. However, just minutes after the driver left the vehicle, it was discovered that the bus had vanished. An emergency 911 call immediately triggered a pursuit. The driver was suspected to be a woman and she continued to drive recklessly, ignoring police warnings. The California Highway Patrol set up a spike strip to intervene, but the suspect continued to avoid [music] it. Despite this, the intervention seemed to slow the bus significantly as it entered the 14 freeway heading towards Actton where traffic was heavy. As the bus continued its journey on the Sierra Freeway, it suddenly collided with a smaller car, causing significant damage to both vehicles. After the crash, the bus was disabled. The suspect complied with the police orders and she was quickly arrested. Fortunately, the driver of the car involved in the collision was unharmed. The chase ended safely without any further incidents. A Gwynette County bus carrying 17 passengers was hijacked by a suspect named Josea Grayer, 39 years old. The incident began when Greer argued with a passenger, leading to a physical altercation. In the chaos, the passenger drew a gun, but Greer grabbed the weapon, then threatened other passengers while attacking the man involved in the fight. Rare then forced the driver to flee the scene. The bus began leaving downtown Atlanta, traveling through the downtown connector and heading north on Interstate 85. Police set up spike strips on Jimmy Carter [music] Boulevard to stop the bus as it turned east. The chase took place during rush hour leading to a dramatic pursuit involving police forces from Atlanta, Dalp County, and Gwynet County. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey, heat. The chase ended at approximately 5:09 p.m. when [music] the bus came to a stop at 5,100 U-Haul Road near McCertie Road. Several passengers quickly exited the bus with their hands raised. A Cobb County SWAT team used a Bearcat vehicle to block the front of the bus, preventing Greer from escaping. Law enforcement reported that one person had been shot during the incident and later died in the hospital. Minutes later, Greer was arrested. Josie Greer, who had a criminal history with 19 [music] prior arrests since 2008, now faces charges of murder, 14 counts of kidnapping, one count of first-degree carjacking, 14 counts of aggravated assault, possession of a firearm or knife while committing or attempting to commit certain felonies, and possession of a firearm by convicted felon. The chase took [music] a strange turn when a suspect stole a school bus and began fleeing from the police. According to initial reports, there were no students on the bus, just the suspect behind the wheel. Okay. traffic. >> Dispatch information about units ahead. They're making stop by going into the right pitch. Heat. Heat. We need to do that. Heat. Heat. The pursuit stretched across several roads [music] and at one point the suspect was driving on a road surrounded by rice fields. Fortunately, no other vehicles were [music] in this stretch, allowing police to set up a perimeter. Southwest approaching sign just I'll do that again. >> Stay south. back east. >> You advised he went through a fence and now back eastbound here. In an attempt to escape, the suspect veered off the road and drove across a vast field before returning to the main road. >> Representative down. Clear on headed back towards the field. Clear. >> However, this stretch of road didn't allow for an easy U-turn. Under increasing pressure from the police perimeter, the suspect decided to drive into the field to find enough space to turn the bus around. This shows the suspect's persistence, believing that the large bus would help him escape more easily than a smaller car. Heat. Heat. Clear on off again blockb 60 I'm going to be with 33. We're going to leave at this location. >> I'll get you air. 951 clear on 951. You advise us proper clear. We're going to be southwest. After several hours of pursuit, the bus was eventually disabled and many suggested the police could have used bad maneuver, which is also referred to as pursuit intervention technique or TVI tactical vehicle intervention and that is to stop the us. Due to its large size, this was extremely difficult and risky for the officers. Ultimately, the goal of capturing the suspect while ensuring the safety of other vehicles and local citizens was successfully achieved. The suspect, a black [music] man, was arrested without incident. >> In Sheffield, a high-speed police chase [music] unfolded as a driver sped through the city, posing a significant risk to other drivers and pedestrians. The pursuit characterized by dangerous driving saw police units mobilized swiftly to manage the situation. Going down a foot path. Down a foot path. Asian male, white top, black tracky bottoms, black trainers. After a tense chase, officers managed to halt the vehicle, leading to the deployment of a police dog. The well-trained canine played a crucial role in subduing the driver, who was then taken into custody without major injuries. The incident highlighted the effectiveness of coordinated police efforts and the role of police dogs in safely resolving dangerous situations. Hit the like button and subscribe for more thrilling chases. Just amazing how many drivers never check their rear view mirror while driving. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is seen pursuing suspects involved in a high-speed chase. 23. I use Turn left on 29. We're shooting back. Various tactics including spike strips to bring the chase to an end. Inside right now on the right shoulder, are you updating Miami with where we have set up? Back radio one down right now. left. Watch my air please. 24. 24 right now the window. Left right. Left lane. Left right. Charlie line. 174 south. In right back right back Does he have anything in hand? We need help. exit 180. 1 A >> climb back and get ready. >> 31 into the wall. 31. >> Despite the suspect's aggressive behavior, the police successfully immobilized the vehicle and arrest the individuals without further incident. Give me a hand. This tense and dramatic footage highlights [music] the dangers law enforcement officers face in apprehending dangerous criminals. [screaming] This is [music] a bad dream. It's just a bad dream. It's just a bad dream. This is a dramatic high-speed pursuit on I40 near Carlile. A Dodge Challenger was chased by multiple law enforcement agencies, including the White County Sheriff Drug Task Force and Hazen Police. >> [screaming] >> Tennessee I didn't hear what you said. I'll get on the show. DVR. The chase, which involved a coordinated effort, ended with officers executing a tactical vehicle intervention maneuver to stop the fleeing vehicle. [screaming] Don't you move behind your back. Behind your back, do not move. 313 ON THE GROUND. [screaming] DOWN. DON'T YOU MOVE. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT THEM BEHIND YOUR BACK. DON'T YOU MOVE. YOU UNDERSTAND ME? DO NOT MOVE. Upon apprehending the suspect, authorities discovered drugs in the car, leading to multiple [music] charges. >> Play the car. Play the car. Play the car. >> This incident underscores the dangers and complexities of high-speed pursuits, particularly on busy highways. The coordinated response by the various law enforcement unit. It highlights [music] the importance of teamwork. On January 11th, 2023, [music] in West Chicago, Illinois, a woman bravely escaped to call 911 after being held captive and beaten [music] over 100 times with a belt. >> I don't know. Maybe. >> Wait, is he in the vehicle or is he out of the vehicle? The responding officers quickly located the suspect at a gas station, but he decided to make a high-speed chase to demonstrate his lack of remorse. He's fleeing. I see going westbound on Roosevelt Road. Westbound Roosevelt Road. >> You guys coming down on right there. You see him. Vehicle pursuit. We're going downtown coming up to Condi. Back passenger tire smoke. Passing Blair southbound speeds 50 mph. Just completely lost the rear tire. He's going to be sparking here soon. I'm getting hit with debris. >> The pursuit lasting over 15 minutes saw him driving the wrong way and colliding with two squad [music] cars. clearly thinking his car could somehow outrun the long arm of the law. Northbound Route 59 traffic about to hit a semi did not make contact. North 59 passing Roy. >> Even as his vehicle disintegrated beneath him, losing a tire and riding on the rim, the suspect continued his ill- fated escape. >> He is on his rim now. Rear master tires down real bad. >> Yeah, he just lost everything he had on that tire. He's all ribbon. He just jumped the curb over here. Westbani coming up to Joliet. South on Joliet. South on Juliet. South on Juliet passing stimul just I'm coming up on your side. >> I got you. Still south on 59. Got much left on that. Somebody get on to burn right now. We are getting on eastbound 88. >> I don't know what channel that is. I'm radio. >> He's starting to spark right now. He just struck a Warville car. struck a horrible car. He's going to try and take the shoulder. Watch it. Chicago. He just struck me. They just me. >> He's indicating he's stopping. He's indicating he's stopping. >> The chase concluded on Interstate 88 when he finally signaled a stop. The 40-year-old was charged with domestic battery and aggravated fleeing with 1.20,000 bail set by a DuPage County judge. Please like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting videos. Police were called to a hotel for a disturbance caused by a woman who appeared to be intoxicated and was suspected of rumaging through other people's cars in the parking lot. >> She say she stays in the vicinity. That's the gentleman that she was arguing with. >> Nate, if you want to talk to her, I'll talk to him. >> Hey, how are you? >> Wonderful. How are you? >> Good. Great. >> What's going on? >> This boy in there is talking [ __ ] He's like anti- police. He's anti everything. He's a [ __ ] So, we kind of got into a conflict. >> Okay. How do you know him? >> I don't know him from [ __ ] >> I parked on the other side cuz then I saw her lean on top of the blue Mustang. She started looking through it, >> like going through people's stuff, and I was like, I don't want to leave my stuff here. >> What's your name? >> Laura. >> Is that your full name? No. >> What are you talking about? I mean, what do you want? >> Is that your first name? >> What do you want? >> When questioned, the woman was uncooperative, disorganized, [music] and refused to provide information. >> Not that much. >> Not that much. Really? Cuz I worked all day, actually. >> What's not that much? >> Not that much. Just advise who the registered owner is on that. >> Okay. >> He's just being a [ __ ] He's a [ __ ] punk. He's a punk. >> Who which one's your car? >> This kid. Whoever he is. >> Okay. Which one's your car? I want you to listen to what I'm telling you. >> I'm walking home. I'm good. >> Oh, are you? >> Yes. I live across the street. >> I don't care whether you live across the street cuz you're not going yet. Cuz if we got a criminal charge, what car is yours? >> You're currently charging me for a walking? Oh, disorder intoxication. If you want to go a burglary. >> Burglary? What did I steal? >> I didn't steal anything. >> No, don't you dare. Don't hold you in there. >> I didn't steal anything. >> She then resisted arrest, struggled with officers, and yelled at them. >> How's that? >> Yeah, you're a badass, aren't you? >> Not as bad as you when you go to jail. Are >> you [ __ ] kidding me? >> Don't you snatch away from me. >> You say now. GET OFF MY SHOULDER. I'M a woman. I'm a woman. Get off my shoulder, >> stupid hat. >> A witness confirmed that she had been causing a disturbance and obstructing guests from entering or leaving the hotel. >> So then he she came outside then he saw her looking through cars. He saw he thought she looking through cars and then that's when I called the police. >> So at some point she was in there and she was yelling calling him white trash and all stuff like that. Were there other patrons walking around? >> They were. I had few people trying to end. >> Okay. And were they turning and looking? >> They were turning and looking and like, "What's going on?" So, yeah. >> Did she argument with you? >> No, not at all. Just him. >> Okay. >> Sorry you have to deal with this. >> No, no, no, no. >> All right, Charles, if you want to come over here real quick. Where did you interact with her? >> Well, I pulled in >> into the parking lot. >> Yes, sir. And then I pulled over there. I parked my car and I saw that she's looking in people's cars, but I didn't want her looking in mine. So, I pulled to the front. I went and got the other lady that works here. I was I came back outside to sit by my car. But then she came up to me and she was like, "Can you help me?" And I was I was like, "No." She was like, "F you." And then she came over here. She was in front of my car. She wouldn't let me in front of my car. And then I was like, "Can you please get away from my stuff?" And I was like, "I feel threatened right now." I was like, "I can't get I can't get in the car to get away." >> She blocked her for freedom of movement to get into your car. >> Yes. And then I was standing on my car trying to get in cuz she kept acting like she was going to charge at me. So I walked back in there and then she came in behind me. She started calling me wife trash. F you. >> Have you been to jail before? >> A little bit. >> Here St. John's? >> No. >> Oh, okay. Where? >> Never. >> Where have you been to jail? >> Never. >> You just said >> I didn't. >> Yeah, you did. >> I know that's what they do. Do you? >> Oh, okay. Well, you watch too much TV. >> Yeah, you're right. I do. >> She was subsequently arrested and charged with public disorder and resisting arrest. Cass County Sheriff Jess Johnson [music] has terminated Deputy Sheriff Tyler Gibson after a chase concerning an incident in early May in South Fargo, where Gibson's actions at the scene of a collision raised concerns. In this case, a nearby deputy briefly pursued a speeding car which had then collided with another vehicle at 1830 and 37th Avenue Gibson. 109 traffic supervisor supervisor that could respond Yeah, sure. >> 3569 central. I'm going to be on scene. >> 10 4 central. I'll be on scene as well. >> 104. 65. Is he up there with you? >> I can't hear. Captured on video, ordered the occupants out of the car and exhibited conduct deemed inappropriate by Sheriff Johnson. Additional footage showed Gibson driving 119 miles per hour and wrote to the scene from Horus in violation of department policies. 3574 he'll be on soon. This incident was part of a pattern of behavior despite coaching from Sheriff John Gibson's conduct did not improve leading to his dismissal for the safety of the community and other officers. >> 3565 both occupants to attain vehicle clear. >> A red pickup truck was driving erratically on Interstate 30 near the Mapleville West overpass in southwest Little Rock, Palaski County. Noticing the driver's unusual behavior, a police officer quickly began to follow the vehicle, even ran a red light and passed a police car at a high speed, disregarding the danger. >> Despite the heavy traffic, the vehicle failed to stop when the sirens were activated. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. After about 2 mi, the driver suddenly pulled over to the shoulder. However, he had no intention of exiting the vehicle. The officer approached cautiously while waiting for backup. The officer repeatedly asked the driver to exit the vehicle, but the driver showed clear resistance. >> A few moments later, >> your driver's license. Step out of the vehicle and hand me your driver's license. Hand me the license. When backup arrived, the officer approached the driver's seat and pulled the driver out. >> Step out. You step out. You understand me? You understand me? >> [ __ ] I'm not playing on stupid games. That's the back here. I know who the hell you think you are. >> I tell you step out. We're not playing a freaking stupid game. All right. All right. >> All right. >> I told you to step out. You're playing game. >> We're not [music] doing that. You understand me? Camera. >> You shut the up. Okay. >> All right. off record. >> Not yet. >> They were there. Huh? They were there. >> All right. What y'all been doing all day? Got a bunch of calls on you guys and then you slow sitting at a red line. You slow through at 7 miles an hour. All right. And I tell you, step out. You play those stupid games. Tik Tok games. All right. This is not Tik Tok. You understand me? All right. Let's stand up. >> After smelling alcohol in the suspect, the officer asked him to take a breathalyzer test at the scene. It was clear that he failed a test. >> Don't suck into it. Blow out. Blow blow. Shut up. Don't you understand me? You understand me? The suspect continued to act defiant even after being arrested. It's >> not a game. You understand? All right. >> The suspect was arrested for driving while intoxicated. This can be considered one of the [music] quickest sobriety checks conducted at the scene. The police's decisive and serious handling of the situation was truly impressive. real quick. >> At 6:02 p.m. on November 23rd, 2023, police observed a Nissan Maxima with Arkansas plate speeding at 77 mph in a 55 mph zone on Highway 64 east of Atkins. The police turned around and initiated a traffic stop and the vehicle pulled over. Okay, turn off 306 However, as the officer approached, the driver suddenly accelerated and fled. 36 flight 1037. The officer pursued the vehicle, which reached speeds of up to 110 mph approximately into Atkins. >> The vehicle then turned into a private lot and a driver fled on foot. >> Show me your head. Show me your head. Show me your hands. Put them up on the roof. >> Turn off the car. >> Where'd he at? >> Where'd he go? >> I believe he uh northeast from here. How many people's in the car? >> Three and a dog. >> The officer remained with the patrol car and issued commands. >> Since there were three passengers in the vehicle, a black male wearing blue jeans was seen running from the north side of the property. >> What is he wearing? >> A shirt. >> Well, obviously >> short. short >> white or black. >> She'll be all right. What's your name? >> Contact. >> She pooping. She's right there. All right. Passenger. Passenger. Front passenger. Listen to me. >> I'm coming up on you now. >> Step out of the vehicle. Turn around. Shut the door. Walk back to the sound of my voice. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Stop. Turn around. Keep turning. Keep turning. Keep turning. Turn around. >> Put your hands on your back. >> I never been in trouble. Funny, man. Stop. >> When you're not under arrest, you're just being detained right now. >> Yeah. See right back here. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. I turn him in the stop yard cuz I know he know my mama. So I put him in the stop. >> RV. >> The three passengers in the vehicle were identified as Carly Duval and Autumn Brown. >> Travis and Winston. [screaming] >> All right. Can you do me a favor? We're going to walk up here to the front of my car. Definitely. It's all right with you. >> Yes. >> So, how'd you end up here in Eric? >> She picked me up for Mayflower after Thanksgiving saying we was going to go to strip club. Sometimes I work at the gold club, but it's Open the door real quick. [screaming] >> No, you're good. You're good. >> You're not the one I'm looking for. >> Come on. >> Do me a favor. Stay tuned. Can we just hang out right there in front? >> Can I hit my bait? >> It's completely up to him. I'm fine with it. >> No. Stop. >> The same thing with your rock. Everything calm down. >> You broke my nail off, girl. You got to sit. >> You're not in possession of alcohol. >> I don't have alcohol. You smell it on it. He bought it. >> I smell it on you. You've been drinking. No, he bought it. He gave it to me. Like, please contact my mama cuz she works in the jail. >> You're under [music] arrest. >> How is everybody getting let go but me? >> Cuz you are 19 years old and you have been drinking. That's You are in position to have alcohol. >> Yeah, but they're they're older than that. With the support of the Pope County Sheriff's [music] Office and Atkins Police Department, police captured the driver, Jensen Bell, hiding in a refrigerator in the backyard of a residence. Belair exhibited several signs of intoxication and he refused [music] a BAC test. He was charged with DUI and fleeing. Duval was also charged with purchasing or possessing alcohol as a minor. >> I was in a big disturbance. Won't pay his bill. >> So, what's going on? disturb my home. >> My name is Mitch. >> I I'll go outside with you. I don't feel safe in here. >> A man was approached by the police after causing a disturbance at a restaurant. He had refused to pay his bail and was escorted outside. >> Hey, I >> grab them and walk outside. >> I have no weapons. >> Okay, grab and walk outside. >> I have none. >> Will you get the pockets? >> Walk outside for me. >> During the interaction, the man expressed concern for his safety, especially when retrieving his wallet. He repeatedly stated that he did not want to be shot while taking out his ID. >> Okay. I don't want to be shot when I'm grabbing my wallet. >> All right. Go ahead and grab yourself. >> Okay. That's what I'm saying. Don't shoot me when I grab my wallet to show you my ID. Okay. >> Okay. Walk outside. >> Am I being >> Go ahead. Go ahead and walk outside. >> Am I being >> Walk outside? >> Am I being >> Come here. Walk outside. Walk outside right now. >> Am I being >> Walk outside? >> Am I being >> So, you want to trespass? Despite repeated requests from him to leave the area, the man refused, stating that he had not violated any rules and demanded to be allowed to leave peacefully. >> I hope you have a good time with >> Walk out. Walk out. I'm going to arrest you for trespassing. >> I didn't trespass. >> I didn't trespass. >> They don't want you there. >> Okay. That doesn't mean >> I didn't know I couldn't come here. >> You have your ID with you? >> Am I being detained? >> I'm going to trespass you because they want you trespass. >> And you need my ID to do that. >> Correct. >> Can I get my wallet? >> Where's your wallet? >> In my pocket. >> All right, let me fire you down. Put your hands on the wall for me. >> I have no weapons on you. >> I don't care. I don't care. Put your hands on the wall. >> I already told you. >> Right. Put your hands on the wall for me. >> But you felt safe. >> Put your hands on the wall for me. >> Yeah, but you said you felt safe. Put your feet felt safe. >> You said you felt safe. >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> You You said you felt safe. >> All right. Grab your wallet. Let me see. Let me see. >> Why'd you pat me down? >> Cuz I don't know if you have a weapon with you. >> I told you I didn't. Why'd you touch my penis? >> Everything is on body camera. Okay. You touched me. >> Okay, let me see your ID, sir. >> I know. You hurt my balls. >> You hurt me. >> Take it easy. >> You're just being a clown. Let me see your ID, sir. >> Are you the captain or >> Gra ID? Let me see your ID. We're going to give you a warning so you can get out of the property. Sir, >> he just he just punched me in the balls. Oh, >> I didn't know. Everything about camera. I might need an ambulance. >> For what? >> You touched me. >> The officers tried to control the situation, but the man resisted, claiming he had health issues and requested medical assistance. >> Dying. Will you call an ambulance? >> You're dying. >> You call an Have a seat. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Are you going to touch me again? >> Have a seat. >> Are you going to touch me? Are you going to touch me? >> I'm going to count to five for you to leave the property and arrest for trespassing. >> Two. Okay. >> Hey, there's my wallet right there. You said I had 5 seconds. >> Come here. Come here. Put your hands behind your back. >> You said I had 5 seconds. >> Put your hands behind your back. I don't mess around with you. >> You said I had 5 seconds. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> I'm watching. >> I can't breathe. >> I'm watching. >> Help. Mom. >> Mom. Mommy. Mommy. Mommy, my wall is right there, you idiot. >> As the situation escalated, the man became more agitated, shouting about needing medication and accusing the officers of mistreating him. >> Did he say that? >> I'm watching. [music] >> Did he say that? >> Did he say I am resisting? >> I'm not. Stop. >> Relax and we'll we'll take care of you. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. No, my wrist. My bullying. I mean my Stop. I'm in pain. Okay, I'll listen. Relax. Will you Okay, I'm breathing. Can you please [music] fix my wrist before I get in the car, please? And I'll behave. I'll behave. I'll listen. >> Oh, now you're going to behave. You're going to listen. >> Yeah. >> Oh, now you're good, right? >> Yeah. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> So, what happened before? >> You touched me. >> I told you not to touch me. >> Yes. >> Man, come over here. >> How? It hurts. >> We're going to take care of it. Just wait. >> Was this gentleman breaching your piece inside the store? >> Wait, what? >> Was he breaching your peace in and outside the store? >> Yes. Okay. >> He's hurting me. He's hurting me. I need an ambulance. I'm not getting in there. It's hot. I'll die in there. >> Oh, yeah. >> I'll die in there. Don't kill me. Don't kill me. >> Right now, you have mad resisting. >> I don't care. I don't care. Just don't kill me. I'm not going in there. Kill me. I will kill you. >> Officer, there you go. No, I said if you kill me, I'll kill you. If you kill me, I'll kill you. I'm not going in there. Get back. >> I don't care. >> Get back up. Is that my wallet? >> No, I can't. >> It's underneath the pictures of my children. >> It's You're the one without a mask on in Florida. You have CO. You just got me co. >> Get in there. >> No. No. >> There's my ID. Just leave it outside. It's okay. >> No. Give it to him. >> Give it to him. >> Give it to him. Give him my ID. Give him my ID. Give it to him. >> Give him the [ __ ] ID. >> Dude, we're going to have an issue. Okay. You're going to me. YOU'RE GOING TO KILL ME. YOU'RE GOING TO KILL ME. You're going to kill me. What are you going to do? >> What are you going to do? >> He spit on me, too. >> That was another unit. It's okay. >> There we go. >> To get tased. >> You're about to get tased. Okay. You're about to get tased. I'm not playing around with you. Okay. >> I'm not playing around with you. >> Okay. You're about to get tased. Keep doing not going to tase you again. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> You going to do it? Do it. >> Do it. >> Tell you what. >> If you want to. >> What's the issue? >> You >> You're under arrest. >> I don't care. I don't care. I got money. [music] I'm burning. >> Relax. Relax. I'm going to taste you. I'm going to taste you. Relax. Okay. My arms >> are getting thirdderee burns from the comp. >> You're doing this to yourself. >> So, help me up. So, stand me up. >> Stand me up. I can get up by myself. >> Can I do it by myself? I got it. >> Ow. Oh. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Why are the beds at the car? >> Y. We're going to wait right here for the >> There's a bomb in that bag. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> There's a bomb in that bag. Evacuate my >> don't listen. >> There's a bomb. >> We got to take serious. >> No. Put the bag in. Put the bag by the car and I'll behave. Put the bag by the car. I'll behave. >> I don't want them stealing my [ __ ] Just I don't want them stealing my [ __ ] and I'll behave. >> He suddenly claimed there was a bomb in his bag, prompting officers to take the threat seriously and initiate an evacuation. >> Yeah. I start getting people out in a calm manner. If you want to, I'll bring a K9 out here and we'll go through everything. >> Hey guys, I'm moving your cars down that way. >> I need my medicine. >> I need my medicine. >> You got to get the car. >> Why? I'm hot. I need an ambulance. I need an ambulance. >> I need an ambulance. >> Okay, I'm done. I'm done. >> The police were eventually forced to use a taser to subdue him. Get in there. I'm going to chase you. >> Get in there. >> I said okay. Get in there. >> Okay. I'm in. I'm in. >> And the man eventually admitted that he had fabricated the bomb threat in an attempt to retrieve his bag. >> All right, guys. We can come in. >> The man was escorted into a patrol car without further incident. My arm is broken. [laughter] >> Mr. Nice, when did you last drink alcohol? >> Uh, yesterday. >> Okay. Let me check your eyes real quick. >> Okay. >> On the evening of June 9th, [music] 2024, Sergeant To Lefave of the New Mexico State Police while patrolling on I25 [music] noticed an Albuquerque Police Department patrol car speeding at 112 mph, well over the speed limit. Upon approaching the vehicle, Sergeant Lefave recognized the driver as Albuquerquekey's police department, Jordan Hernandez, [music] who was swerving out of his lane. White four cut. >> [ __ ] you guys, sir. Correct. [ __ ] faster. How's it going? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. What's the hurry? >> I'm just in my late work. I'm at I have like 9 11 minutes left. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. You have 11 minutes left. >> Yeah. I And I'll stay in your lane. >> I'm sorry, boss. I have a little tire. That's all it is. >> Come back and talk to real quick. >> Yeah. >> When questioned, Hernandez explained that he was on his way to work, but his behavior suggested something was wrong. So, did you even So, did you even see me on [music] the freeway? >> I didn't see you. I'm sorry. >> Okay. You didn't see me at all? >> No, sir. >> You didn't see me at all? >> No, I didn't. >> Sergeant Lefave continued to question Hernandez and noticed a faint smell of alcohol from his car. >> Mr. Hernandez, when did you last drink alcohol? >> Uh, yesterday? >> Okay. Let me I'm going to check your eyes real quick. >> Okay. Midnight or >> noon? >> 12:00 noon? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Noon yesterday? >> Yes, sir. >> Sorry. 12 hours ago. >> Yes, sir. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Like noon the day prior. >> Okay. I'm I'm going check your eyes. Follow my fingertip with your eyes only. Don't move your head. So, Mr. Also, Mr. Nandez, can you explain why it's smell alcohol from your breath? >> I don't know why, sir. >> Okay, here we go. Don't move your head. >> You have a license? >> Uh, on media. >> Can I see it? Who's your sergeant? >> Uh, Sergeant Folk. Jared F. >> Okay. Wait there. >> This is very awkward for me, Mr. uh, Fernandez. >> When asked to perform sobriety tests, Fernandez admitted to having consumed alcohol the previous day, though he insisted he was still sober enough to drive. However, the sobriety [music] tests were not completed properly with clear signs of intoxication such as unsteady eye movements and slow speech. >> Okay, >> can you can you count backwards? >> Yes, sir. >> Count backwards from the number 58 to 43 backwards. Yes, sir. >> Don't sing them. >> Don't sing them. >> Don't sing them. >> Yeah, just count backwards. >> Okay. 58 57 56 or sorry. 40 or 58 to where? 43. >> 43. Okay. 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 44 45 44 43. >> You're done? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. The alphabet. >> Yes, sir. Starting with the letter H as a Henry, stop in with the stopping at the letter R as a Robert. Recite them forward. Don't sing them. >> H star. >> H star. >> H I J K L M N O P QR. >> Okay. Unfortunately, Mr. I believe that you're well over the legal limit. >> Okay. >> Okay. Going to take your So, so I will I will I will do the favor of that. Would you would you would you disagree with me? >> I I wouldn't agree with you, sir. >> No, I said I said would you disagree with me? >> I would disagree with you. Okay. Can I put it in my unit? >> Sure. >> Did you have your phone? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do I need anything else? Oh, you have a do you have a t-shirt? You have a t-shirt? >> Yeah. >> Let's check out the APD. >> Okay. like that. Face face at this car. >> Mr. Hernandez. Yes. >> I thought I thought I saw something said Mr. Kalas. >> Oh, um that's my shirt. That's my partner. I wear his shirt. >> Okay. >> It's just cuz his shirt fits better. >> Okay. So, Mr. M, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something very important. >> Sergeant Lefay decided to arrest Hernandez for driving under the influence, speeding, and failing to stay in his lane. >> Do you want to smile breath test? >> No, sir. Do you turn around this way? Open your mouth. Your tongue your mouth. It's now 12:06. Okay, I will and I'll take you over and then we'll call your sergeant. I got to call my lient anyway. There's a there's a sergeant. I think I'm going talk to him. >> What the [ __ ] >> I was going I went southbound uh roughly like around the 213 area. Actually, the entry into the 213 and you climb start climbing the hill you southbound. Got him at 112. 112. Sorry. Excuse me. Got my 112. Start tuning in. Yeah. And all this stuff [music] is the guns up in the front seat. There's two guns in the back. >> Do you have art by chance? If not, I could just write your >> Yeah. So, >> I have Yeah. Sorry. Um, >> I try to call my lieutenants. Um, answer right now. >> This case sparked widespread attention as a police officer was caught breaking serious regulations while on duty, highlighting that the law is always enforced regardless of who you are. >> The vehicle's continuing. The vehicle's continuing. A tense morning in Miami erupted into a high-speed chase between the Florida Highway Patrol and a stolen white truck. The initial report via radio described the truck driving dangerously, endangering other road users. [music] for your control for any other units. >> So far, I'm just with getting to Okchobee Road now from 79th Avenue. >> Looking like it's going to take off. >> It's a white work van. White work van. All right. South River Drive. >> South River Drive. Eastbound Drive. 826. >> 23. 23. 23. Go for it. Go for it. 826. >> The truck weaved between lanes attempting to evade capture near South River Drive. Officers identified the vehicle and tracked its direction. The [music] chase spanned multiple neighborhoods, supported by constant communication over the radio. Despite the patrol's efforts, the truck continued its reckless path, ignoring all attempts to stop it. Airway 10 for the vehicle's continuing. The vehicle's continuing. [screaming] >> Finally, at the intersection of Northwest 74th Street and Second Avenue, officers blocked the truck. Two suspects were apprehended without injury, and the truck was recovered with no significant damage. Any unit pit pit pit start 52. >> On April 6th, 2024, [music] Decommunications issued a bolo for a black Nissan Ultima bearing the temporary license plate linked to a petty theft incident in Locust Grove. At approximately 6:05 p.m., the officer spotted the [music] vehicle matching the description traveling in lane 2. 228 left. Now going in the left lane. There's a lot of cars for me. I'm not able to hit a lot of cars around attempting to pit. They still roll. We coming up on the 231. They're going towards the right line. Continue. Coming up on the 231 going towards the right lane. Still going northbound off at the 237. Excuse me. Continue on 237 on the right shoulder. >> Continue on 237. >> 104 left shoulder. Drive past 237 left. >> They taking a 285. They take 285. Get off at the 285. You're forced to park off the shoulder. Still going towards 285. Going west. 285. 285. Pit pit pit. Start 52. >> The suspect continued to drive dangerously through multiple lanes and entered Clayton County. Upon reaching Clayton County, the officer attempted a pit maneuver, but was unsuccessful. Recognizing the dangerous situation, the officer executed another pit maneuver, pushing the vehicle into a concrete wall. The vehicle spun and came to an uncontrolled stop. >> Pit pit. Start 52. Pit pit. Pit. Start 52. >> SHOW ME YOUR HAND. STEP OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. OPEN UP THE DOOR. >> The officer ordered the driver and passengers [music] to exit the vehicle. Passenger Crystal King was reported to have been injured and unable to move. The driver, Haley Christine [music] Bot, was arrested after inspecting the license plate. It was determined that the vehicle had a fake temporary license plate, but she was taken to the hospital and an arrest warrant was issued. >> Stop. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase YOU. YOU BETTER STOP. HAND. >> Stop moving. >> A white Ford F-150 truck without license plates was ordered to stop by Alabama police, but the driver did not comply and fled. >> A white Ford F-150. No tag. >> Yeah, we're 10100. We are 10100 at Evans Lake Road headed towards 459. >> Turn right onto Gatson Highway. Hold towards center point >> right on gas highway. >> Suspect's blackmail. Continue straight towards center point. Pulling a U-turn headed back towards 459. >> Another U-turn and we're headed back. >> Another U-turn headed back towards center point. >> Hey to center. >> Passing east force dropped. The chase began on local roads as the driver continuously changed [music] directions and accelerated at high speeds. The police closely tracked the vehicle as it drove through areas such as Woodlake Road, 459 Road, and Center Point. >> Biscane Drive. Taking a left on Carolyn Court this game. >> We are We did a U-turn on this game. >> Uturn on this game. >> Although traffic was not too heavy, the situation was very tense as the driver repeatedly tried to evade capture by retracing his route. The driver not only fled, but also executed several U-turns and drove on narrow roads, making it difficult for the police to pursue him. >> From Coington, Chestnut, >> left on Valley Hill Drive. >> Left on Valley Hill Drive. >> Longer he dances, the more people we have catch up. Come on. >> You think so? >> Thank you. Thank you, car. Thank you, car. Well, sort of. Crossed over 84th Street South. Still on 9inth Avenue South. >> 9th and 84. >> You'll put your blinker on now. Turning on to 83rd Street South. Crossing over First Avenue. Crossing over First Avenue North. He's about to bail. He just went off road into the park. >> Off road into the park. >> No clue where we're at. Oh, poor God. Thought he's going to wreck out. Crossing over 85th Street North on Second Avenue North. >> Second Avenue North. >> Come on, baby. Turning left onto 86th Street North. >> Turning left on. >> You had to go right. There he is. It bailed out on foot. Bailed out on foot. Baile down. Bailed out. ready. However, after several tense minutes of pursuit, the driver finally exited the [music] vehicle and fled on foot. >> Get the car. Get the car. Stop. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase you. YOU BETTER STOP. HANDS. HANDS. I SWEAR I WILL TASE. ROLL OVER. ROLL OVER. IF YOU GET UP, I'M GOING TO LIGHT you up. >> Man, you don't see >> Get up. I'M GOING TO LIGHT YOU UP. >> ROLL OVER. >> Roll over on your face. On your face. [groaning] >> Stop moving. I will tase you again. Stop moving. Roll over on your stomach. >> A police officer patrolling eastbound on Interstate 30 near mile marker 142 spotted a Chevrolet Malibu speeding north. The car accelerated to 80 mph in a 60 mph zone. determining the driver was evading the officer's pursuit based on reasonable suspicion stemming from the driver's behavior and speed. I'm coming back on line driving about 50 real. Hey, SHOVE ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. SHOVE YOUR HANDS NOW. Get out. Get out now. Get out. Turn around. Turn around. EVERYBODY ELSE, PUT THEIR HANDS UP. EVERYBODY ELSE, PUT YOUR HANDS [screaming] UP. DROP DOWN TO YOUR KNEES. DROP DOWN TO YOUR [ __ ] KNEES. At the intersection of 24th Street and Railroad Avenue, the officer successfully performed the tactical vehicle intervention, forcing the car to stop. The driver, Brian Chavez Costilla, was arrested without incident. Instead of receiving a simple ticket, Costia now faces four charges: driving without a license, reckless driving, speeding, and fleeing. Thanks for watching. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you won't miss the next Real Life Police Moments. I never really know what's going on. Look at me sometimes [music] like all you want to