GET OUT, MAN. GET OUT. JOIN US TO WITNESS SOME IMPRESSIVE vehicle interception maneuvers in today's video. He hit a wall. The highly dangerous situation was intercepted. Good coordination in preventing a suspect from fleeing at high speed. Decisiveness when the criminal intends to attack posing a danger to the community. On the morning of April 10, 2023, Oregon State Police were on duty when they received a report about a man brandishing a gun and threatening passing vehicles at mile marker 254 northbound on Interstate 5. Upon receiving the information, the police promptly arrived and located a man. Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. AS THEY APPROACHED, the man suddenly fled and opened fire on the officers. Then shootout ensued during which Officer Tuttle was wounded in the arm and temporarily blinded by the laser from the suspect's gun. I'm hit. I'm hit. 108. I'm hit. I'm hit. 108. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. SHOTS FIRED. SHOTS FIRED. After a brief exchange of gunfire, Monza was shot by Officer Tuttle. Okay. 9723. He's still moving. I was hit by something. I don't know what. You got a rifle and a gun in the car? You want me to get it? Do you want me to hold him? I just want to get it. I left my gun at home. You want me to hold him or you want me to get your rifle? Just stay back there. 9723 be advised traffic's all backed up for 10 minutes. Despite being injured, Officer Tuttle remained calm and quickly called for backup. 9723 advised. My name's I have one off-duty Pierce County Deputy with a firearm with me. 10-11, I 10-21 your transmission. Subject down in the woodline east of the freeway where in the sea lane. Copy in the sea lane. I'm not bleeding. I was hit by something. You might have Hey, do sweeps on him. I'll hold cover. Okay. You're not being hit at all. County. Okay, you're not hit at all. I was hit by something. Okay. Do you feel any blood or you No. Do not reach for anything. He had something with a blue light that was uh pointed at me. Paramedics arrived at the scene but were unable to save Monza. At the scene, police recovered a gun equipped with a laser sight and a blue scope. Thanks to the coordinated efforts of law enforcement, the situation was brought under control without any civilian casualty. In the morning of May 15, 2024, while patrolling near Scott Hamilton Road and Baseline, police spotted a yellow Dodge Challenger moving south in the left lane, then suddenly switching lanes without signaling. Noticing the violation, a pursuit began. Police decided to stop the vehicle at Pine Cone Road. However, instead of stopping, the driver continued at a slow pace and then suddenly sped off. All right, off the vehicle. Get your hands up out of the shooting position. The suspect continued to flee but police successfully performed a second TVI causing the car to plunge into a nearby ditch. After the vehicle stopped, the suspect fled on foot carrying a large backpack. However, police quickly apprehended him. Upon inspection, a large quantity of marijuana and $3,720 in cash were found. The suspect charged with multiple offenses including possession of illegal substances for distribution, fleeing reckless driving, AND DRIVING WITHOUT INSURANCE. A MAN REFUSED TO LEAVE THE SPEEDWAY gas station on Mound Road prompting the store staff to call the Warren Police for assistance. When the police arrived, the man was sitting and holding a dog tightly between his legs. The police exchanged information and requested the man to leave the store. Stop. He was fine yesterday. Yeah. I'm good. Just thanks. Stop. We can't have your dog disturbing everybody inside here. You don't You're disturbing You're disturbing her right now. You can't have your dog in Arrest me or move on. Arrest me or move on. Arrest me or move No, the the employees want you gone. Arrest me with trespass. Trespass. Okay, you're fine. You're trespassing. I want you to arrest I want you You have to leave. Arrest me. No, you you just can't play your music in I can do it. I do it. I want you. I can't I I I can't. I was called here. Hey, don't walk the fire lane. Don't fight your boss. Do it. All right, go here. Step off. Step off. You're going to be dead. I fought for that. You're going to be dead, [ __ ] You step off. Now. Try it. Try it. Suck a dick, hole. I'm a big old But he began shouting and displayed an aggressive attitude towards the authorities. The dog he was holding was wrapped around him as if preparing for a confrontation. You need to leave. The lady The lady asked you to leave. Yeah. NO. GET THE SERGEANT. I'M SORRY. You're making this your last day. I'm right here. Yeah. Bring it. Bring it. You don't want to do this to yourself. What's that? I saw you. I'll stay. You're going to be I'll leave if you want me to stay back. You're arresting me. I'm a I'm a You are you police officer and you scared me. You're making me Put me down. I don't want to hurt you or the I don't want to hurt you or the dog. The police discovered a pair of scissors and a large knife increasing the danger. Despite multiple warnings, the man continued to ignore the authorities and played loud music showing no regard for anyone. Due to the tense situation and the man's abnormal behavior, the police were forced to use a taser to CONTROL THE SITUATION. THE MAN WAS IMMEDIATELY ARRESTED and the dog was returned to its owner. Can someone go to Palmer's car and get one of those yellow thingies to get the ProBan off the dog? We're going to get it out of you. Okay, baby. No officers were injured in this incident. On August 28, 2024, Officer Brandon Brinkley of LMPD was requested to assist another LMPD officer at the intersection of New Cut Road where Kentucky State Police were in pursuit of a crashed vehicle. Although the driver had been apprehended, an armed passenger fled towards the nearby Peddler's Mall Walmart. Officer Brinkley arrived at Walmart where he suspected the suspect wearing an orange shirt might be hiding. Officer Brinkley discovered an orange shirt left behind, suggesting that the suspect had changed clothes. Officer Brinkley began pursuing the suspect when he saw him running out of the store. Outside the store, the suspect approached a pickup truck in the pharmacy's drive-thru area attempting to carjack it by ordering the victim to drive while he climbed INTO THE VEHICLE. OFFICER BRINKLEY FIRED AT THE TRUCK'S windshield hitting the suspect and allowing the victim to escape safely. TWO WEAPONS WERE RECOVERED, A realistic-looking pistol and a real pistol. The victim was unharmed. Randall Allen, 37 years old, sustained minor injuries and was taken to University of Louisville Hospital. Allen faces multiple charges including robbery, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and additional charges. On June 1, 2023, Officer Jermaine Yepez heard over the radio that another patrol car had attempted to stop a gray Ford Taurus with Florida license plate that was driving recklessly and at high speeds on Florida highway. The vehicle did not stop and continued to flee. Officer Yepez spotted the vehicle at mile marker 100 and began following it without lights or sirens. After witnessing several dangerous driving behaviors such as cutting across lanes and speeding up to 112 mph, Officer Yepez activated a siren to signal the vehicle to pull over. Instead of complying, the suspect sped up to 123 mph weaving between other vehicles and nearly causing an accident. The pursuit continued until the suspect's vehicle collided with a Toyota 4Runner, causing it to spin and overturn. The suspect's vehicle finally came to a stop on the shoulder of the road. The driver, James Jerry Don Williams, and the passenger were ordered to exit the vehicle but did not immediately comply. After multiple commands, they exited the vehicle and were arrested. Upon searching the car, officers found marijuana. Williams was later charged with multiple offenses including reckless driving, fleeing police, and possession of marijuana. Okay. I I need I need I need On March 18th, 2024, a white Dodge Challenger was spotted traveling at a high speed heading south on Route 441 near the 13,500 block. The vehicle's estimated speed was 94 mph in a 65 mph zone. An attempt was made to catch up with the vehicle with the emergency lights and sirens activated, but the car didn't stop, leading to a pursuit. The car was traveling at over 130 miles, disregarding the safety of others. Upon reaching the County Road 484 exit, Lieutenant Thorsen, L1168, deployed spike sticks, successfully puncturing the driver's side rear tire. A PIT maneuver was conducted, causing the vehicle to brake hard, lose control, and crash through a fence. The vehicle continued to cross a field where K9 Invice Donley performed another successful PIT maneuver, disabling the car. A search was conducted, and the K9 found a black Ziploc bag containing a green leafy substance hidden between the driver's seat and the center console. Field testing confirmed the substance to be marijuana. Is that your big brother? Oh, you're the big brother? How old is he? 19, 20? I wasn't sure. Can I get your name, my man? C R O S S L E Y? What's your What's your date of birth? What's your date of birth? So, what? Were you sleeping the whole time? What What's the deal? Well, I saw your windows come out or your hands come out the window. What What's his What's his deal? Okay. Okay. Dumb dumb just got a felony charge for fleeing from us. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What What's his name? Your brother? Yeah. Smell it? K A Middle name? What's his last Stokes? Yeah, we got a different moment. What's his date of birth? The defendant will be transported to the Marion County Jail to face charges of fleeing and eluding, no driver's license, speeding, and possession of controlled substance. During a traffic check on I-49 near mile marker 66, a patrol officer noticed a white vehicle with rear end passenger side damage speeding at an estimated 120 mph. When lights and sirens were activated, the vehicle accelerated, overtaking another car on the shoulder without showing any signs of stopping. As traffic slowed, the officer executed a tactical intervention causing the vehicle to slide off the road and stop in a ditch on the east side. Hands up. Put your hands up. Inside the vehicle, an open pint of vodka was found with some spilled on the driver. All right, are you all right? Yeah. All right. Yeah, I'm sorry I had to do it. I love you. Do you need an ambulance? No, I'm all right. Or have you just been drinking and you can take medicine? No, I'm all right. I'm sorry I had to do this. You can be in misery to do this. The driver was arrested without further incident. Information about the driver's suicidal intentions was received. The individual appeared disoriented and intoxicated. Emergency medical services were called to assist the situation. Uh, not really. Okay. The driver wasn't harmed. Inside the vehicle, cannabis pipes and methamphetamine with signs of use were also found. The actions of this individual not only endangered themselves, but could have had severe consequences if they had collided with other vehicles. A police officer was on duty on Interstate 95 South near mile marker 109. Automated license plate recognition system alerted a white Honda Accord with North Carolina license plate suspected of being a stolen vehicle traveling into Georgia from South Carolina. The officer activated lights and sirens to signal the vehicle to stop, but the suspect didn't comply and sped off. To ensure public safety, the officer decided that the vehicle had to be stopped. Hands up. Hands up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Don't move. At the 109, I got him. I got him. Hey, keep your hands up. Hey, turn the car off. Turn the car off. With your right hand, turn the car off. With your right hand, turn the car off. Right hand, just turn it off. Take the keys out the ignition. Put it in park. Put it in park. Take the keys out the ignition. All right, keep your hands up. Keep them up. Unlock the door. All right, here's the deal, man. Yeah, I know. Put your hands behind you. I'm not going to do anything. I know you're not going to do anything. The suspect, later identified as Charles Melsaps, was arrested and handcuffed. Upon inspection, police found that Melsaps showed signs of drug use and didn't have a valid driver's license. Additionally, he had an outstanding warrant for a previous arrest. Do you know the car was stolen? No, I mean, I mean, you you knew it was stolen, didn't you? I didn't think that he was going to call and say it. You know what I'm saying? What was the last thing you used? Yes, uh, what? Alcohol? I drank yesterday. That's what we did. That's how long ago you smoked weed. Uh, 10, 15 minutes ago. All right, I'll take it. Did you smoke anything else? Do you want to do you want to wear on the car? Oh, yes, sir. It's it's a joint I left on the car. You know you know smoking marijuana and driving a vehicle is illegal, right? Yes, sir. You're already talking to a DUI. Yes, sir. Are you over the age of 21? Yes, sir. I need I need a yes or no answer to this, okay? By the way, let me ask you, did you drive the vehicle? Yes, sir. Okay. Will you submit to the state industry test your blood? Yeah. All right. Melsaps was taken to the hospital for a health check and then transferred to the detention center. The stolen vehicle was recovered and handed over to the relevant authorities. At around 3:20 a.m. on Wednesday, January 31, 2024, while patrolling the area of Marilyn and Green Mountain Roads, police observed a red Volkswagen Jetta that did not stop at the intersection of these two roads. And a Green Mountain Drive and a Green Mountain Circle. Authorities attempted to stop the vehicle at the intersection of Green Mountain and Ethan Allen, but the vehicle stopped briefly before suddenly fleeing westbound on Ethan Allen. The pursuit ensued and continued onto Henson Road, where a tactical vehicle intervention, also referred to as TVI, was attempted. However, the vehicle continued moving, heading east on Henson Road, entering the opposite lane, crossing multiple intersections, and reaching speeds of 95 mph. Another TVI maneuver was conducted in the 200 block of Brookside Road, and this maneuver successfully ended the pursuit. All occupants in the vehicle were arrested. Two passengers were released without incident. Where he was arrested and charged with fleeing, speeding, unregistered owner, no driver's license, no insurance, no seatbelt. No property damage occurred during the arrest. While patrolling Interstate 430 North, patrol police spotted a black BMW traveling at 91 mph, exceeding the 65 mph speed limit. When the vehicle stopped at a traffic light, police requested the driver to pull over at a nearby parking lot. However, the driver fled east on Cantrell Road, reaching speeds of 100 mph. With the police attempting to keep up with the violator and executing a tactical intervention TVI maneuver. The chase continued, and when the vehicle slowed on Wendy Lane near Henson Road, police performed another TVI, bringing the vehicle to a stop. The driver, identified as Junior Frederick Braswell, 18 years old, fled and entered a nearby house. Braswell was apprehended and later taken to Baptist Hospital for treatment of minor injuries. Braswell was detained at Pulaski County Jail on charges related to speeding, evading arrest, and drug and weapon possession. The Alexander Police Department is pursuing a motorcycle without a license plate. Upon noticing the police vehicle, the motorcyclist immediately accelerated and fled at high speeds. The traffic was relatively light at that time, and the suspect was traveling at nearly 100 mph, a dangerously high speed at the collision occurred. Although the police continued to monitor and attempt to manage a situation, the aim to avoid any collision in this high-speed scenario. The suspect continued to drive recklessly at high speeds throughout the chase. The police didn't take direct action, but waited for the right moment to both stop the suspect and minimize unnecessary risks. Thanks to the officers' relentless efforts, the patrol car managed to accelerate past the suspect motorcycle. The suspect collided with a median barrier. The suspect fell to the ground, and the police quickly apprehended him without further incident. STOP! STOP! HEY! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND NOW! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! YES, SIR. Get on the ground! Get on the ground now! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND NOW! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! HEY! PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR HEAD. GET ON YOUR BELLY! TURN OVER! TURN OVER! PUT YOUR HANDS DOWN! STOP! STOP! STOP! I just got to see my [ __ ] mom. You had no reason to pull me over. The pursuit began in Volusia County and extended through various roadways. According to officials in the Florida Highway Patrol, the incident started when an officer attempted to stop a silver Chrysler 200 being driven by a man on the westbound lane of Interstate 4 near mile marker 121 in Volusia County. Initial investigations revealed that when the police requested the driver to pull over, he not only refused to comply, but also actively fled, accelerating and driving in an extremely reckless manner, endangering other vehicles around him. The pursuit continued for several miles at high speed with officers persistently trying to approach and safely stop the vehicle. As the chase neared Orange County at mile marker 86, an FHP officer decided to use the PIT, which is also called pursuit intervention technique maneuver, to force the vehicle to stop. After the vehicle was forced to stop, the driver, identified as a 26-year-old man, was taken to the hospital. However, specific details about his health conditions, including the severity of his injuries and the exact cause of these injuries, have not yet been released by the authorities. The ground! ON THE GROUND! ON THE [ __ ] GROUND! ON THE GROUND! DROP THE GUN! DROP IT! AT AROUND 9:30 A.M. on May 28, 2024, IMPD officers received a report of an armed carjacking at a gas station on North Post Road. The victim, sitting in the driver's seat of her Dodge Charger after refueling, was approached by a masked man armed with a gun. The suspect knocked on the window and pointed a gun at her. Threatening to shoot if she did not hand over everything. He then forced her out of the car, took her phone, and disabled it. The suspect along with three others different vehicle drove away followed by the stolen car. The victim was unharmed. Police immediately issued a city-wide alert and shortly after officers spotted both vehicles at an apartment complex in Cavalier Court. On the ground. ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. WE'RE RUNNING DOWN one of the apartments taking off. ON THE GROUND. DROP THE GUN. DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP THE GUN. ARMS OUT. ARMS OUT. DO I NEED MORE CARS? THE gray car heavy rear end damage pulling out of the complex. Upon approach, Officer Kirby saw a masked man wearing pink gloves with a handgun at his waist. Later identified as Jared Gray Jr., 20 years old. As officers moved closer, Gray fled and picked up an object from the ground causing the police to fire shots. Gray was hit and received first aid on the scene but did not survive. Two handguns were recovered. The suspect's vehicle fled the scene but was later found. Joseph Doda, 20 years old, was arrested in connection with the carjacking. The victim's vehicle was recovered. Any weapons or anything on you today? Arkansas State Police patrolling on State Highway 18 near Menifee spotted a vehicle traveling east at high speed. The radar clocked the vehicle at 60 mph in a 40 mph zone. The police turned around and attempted to pull over the vehicle at the Jordan gas station in Menifee. How's it going, man? Hey, how you doing? We're good. All right, reason for the stop, I got you at 60 right here in a 40. Uh I was trying to uh I was I was coming down here to try to go to the uh gas station. And I seen there it was closed. Seen it's closed? All right. You got your driver's license and insurance on you? Uh no, sir. Do what? You ain't got it on you? Or you ain't got one? No, sir. I ain't I ain't got it on me right now. You got a valid driver's license? Uh no, sir. All right. Hang tight for me. I'll be right back. All right? Okay. Upon approaching the vehicle, they found a nervous black man identified himself as Demarcus Gooch, born February 22, 2002 in Tennessee. But the information didn't match the database. Did you say you're out of Tennessee? Yes, sir. D E M A R C U S G O O C H Yes, sir. 2 22 2002 Yes, sir. Have you ever had a driver's license? Yes, sir. Do what? Yes, sir. Is it suspended? No, sir. No? No, sir. All right. What uh Hang tight for me real quick, okay? Okay. The driver had no license and claimed that his uncle was on his way with the insurance and vehicle registration. Hey. Stay in the car. I uh my uncle on the way up here right now. Do what? I said my my uncle on the way up here right now so I can get the uh registration and stuff. All right. That's fine. That's fine. Just stay in the car, okay? Okay. Who's the owner of this car? Sir? Who's the owner of this car? My uncle is the one who owns it. What's his name? Uh Gerald Gerald All right. Where's he coming from? Uh Gerald Gerald He said 20 minutes away. Say what? He said 20 minutes What's What's his name though? Gerald Spencer Gerald Spencer? Yes, sir. I don't know I don't know how to spell it but I know it's Gerald. Okay. Hang tight for me. Okay. See if you can run one for me. I don't want to get on the radio. Last name is Gooch. G O O C H G O O C H Yeah. Is he a resident of Arkansas? No, Tennessee. Do you know his middle name? I do not. First name Demarcus Okay. 2 22 2002 Okay. I'm coming to you. I can't get nothing on him either. Unable to verify the information, the police asked the driver to exit the vehicle. The driver grabbed the gear shift and fled. If you will hop out here for me. You got any weapons or anything on you today? The police initiated a chase with the vehicle reaching speeds of up to 130 mph and entering the wrong lane. Near Lake City Bridge, the driver lost control, crashed into a concrete barrier, and the vehicle came to a stop. The driver exited the vehicle and fled south past Riverside Medical. The Craighead County Sheriff's Office and Bono Police Department deployed K9 units to search for him but the search was unsuccessful. The driver has not yet been identified and although the vehicle appeared to be stolen, it has not been reported as such. On August 19, 2024, patrol police responded to the Capital Circle Northwest to assist the Tallahassee Police Department in a high-speed pursuit involving an armed carjacking. The pursuit began on Pensacola Street and continued north on Capital Circle. With the vehicle displaying Florida plates reported stolen from a robbery on Palm Beach Street. The pursuit then moved from Leon County to Gadsden County with the vehicle continuing on Iron Bridge Road. The suspect continued fleeing at speeds exceeding 100 mph, forcing other vehicles to avoid the road. At this point, the police decided to perform a precision intervention technique. But the driver swerved to strike the patrol car with oncoming traffic, the police had to slow down. When the vehicle attempted to turn right onto Concord Bainbridge, police performed a second intervention maneuver, causing the driver to lose control. Both vehicles crashed into the shoulder and a ditch. Both the driver and passenger exited the vehicle. The driver, Devin Jerger, and the passenger, Delicia E. Morgan, were handcuffed and detained at the TPD patrol car. Gadsen County EMS arrived and assist the passenger, who declined treatment. Devin Jerger and Delicia E. Morgan were transferred to the Tallahassee Police Department. TPD seized the firearm from the driver's side floorboard as evidence. At around 12:55 p.m. on August 29, 2024, a police officer patrolling Interstate 30 spotted a black Dodge Charger violating traffic laws by closely tailgating a semi truck. The driver attempted to evade the police by turning into a gas station and then re-entering the highway. At this point, the chase intensified as the suspect repeatedly sped up, drove recklessly, and endangered other vehicles. The car reached speeds of up to 140 mph, a speed at which any collision would be extremely dangerous. After a long stretch of pursuit, the police forced the suspect into a situation where escape was impossible. The patrol car pushed the suspect's vehicle off the lane, rendering it disabled. PUT YOUR HANDS UP! PUT YOUR HANDS UP! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! KEEP FREAKING MOVING! YOU HEAR ME? YOU hear me? Put your hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. OH! YOU DON'T HAVE TO PUT YOUR KNEE in me like that, man. Yeah, I did. Driving like an idiot. Like a man, [ __ ] I ain't hurt nobody. You just slammed me on the Get up! Get up! You got You you dragging me on the ground, man. Get up! The driver was arrested and taken to the police station as he faces charges including following too closely, reckless driving, and using a vehicle to commit a crime. An Arkansas State Police patrol officer was conducting a patrol on State Highway 18. During the patrol, a vehicle was spotted traveling eastbound at a high speed. The patrol car immediately turned around and followed the vehicle. How's it going, man? We're good. Trooper Rose, Arkansas State Police. Reason for stop? Stop. I got you at 60 right here in a 40. I'm sorry, sir. I was coming down here to try to go to the gas station. I seen that it was closed. Seen it was closed? I got you. You got your driver's license and insurance on you? No, sir. The officer explained the reason for the stop and asked for the driver's license, insurance, and vehicle registration. However, the individual claimed not to have a driver's license. The man identified himself as Demarcus Gooch, born in February 22, 2002, and residing in Tennessee. This information was later checked through the system, but no matching results were found. Upon further inspection, it was discovered that the lower dashboard under the steering wheel had been torn apart, and the ignition switch was tampered with with no key in the slot. What are you so nervous about, man? What are you so nervous about? You got done smoking? What are you smoking? You got done smoking marijuana? How long ago was it? About an hour ago. About an hour ago? Hop out here for me, okay? You will hop out here for me. Do you have any weapons or anything on you? When the man was asked to step out of the vehicle, he suddenly shifted gears and sped away from the gas station, leading to a high-speed chase on West Fleeman Street. The vehicle continued westbound on State Highway 18, reaching speeds of 130 mph and entering the wrong lane. Traffic on the road was sparse, with only a few other vehicles present. As the driver approached the Lake City Bridge, he lost control after vehicle hitting the south concrete curb, causing the car to spin multiple times and come to a stop in the opposite lane. The man quickly exited the vehicle and fled on foot behind Riverside Medical. Hey, stop! Although officers from the Craighead County Sheriff's Office and the Bono Police Department arrived at the scene and deployed a K9 unit, the suspect was not located. The vehicle, though showing signs of being stolen, had not been reported missing at the time. And he had a wallet. Police were attempting to stop a vehicle without license plates. As soon as the suspect attempted to flee, a high-speed chase immediately ensued, along with a series of dangerous maneuvers. The suspect moved at a high speed, disregarding all traffic signals, passing multiple vehicles, and trying to circle around roads to escape the police's pursuit. Throughout the chase, the police officer continuously updated the situation and location of the pursuit to the communication team for timely support. I turned here to Northbound in Ticonderoga. Any empty spots? Going Northbound in Ticonderoga right now on the way upstairs. Transfer over to the still Northbound speed limit of 90. This comes to a complete stop. Still Northbound in Ticonderoga. Going to be passing Hampton. Now. Going to have to go a little bit of traffic here. He's slowing for the traffic. Passing Cameron. Still Northbound in Ticonderoga. Speed limit of 60. Traffic is yielding. He's slowing for traffic. Still Northbound in Ticonderoga. Just passed Villard. Speed limit of 75. Light traffic. And he's putting on his blinker. Disregard here. He's going to Northbound in Ticonderoga. Traffic's yielding. He's going to go through the light at Forest. And he's going in the oncoming traffic, but there's no traffic. He's in the uh looks like the AutoZone store here. He's going to worry. He's going to worry. He might be disabled. He's not saying it's the whole building. Well, that's your luck. He's going to go left through the parking. Now I will go back to the going back to the parking lot. Northbound in Ticonderoga. He's coming back to the over spring and turning away. Just tell him to Traffic at the light is yielding. The speed of the chase reached up to 80 mph under normal traffic conditions. Coming up to a green light here. And he's going to be backing in oncoming traffic. Just tell him to back up. He's going to go in traffic. Going the oncoming lane. He's going Southbound. Speed limit of 65. Just walking. Vehicle is going to be losing a tire. Still following 27th Street from Nash. Speed limit of 60. And he's stopping for the light here at Hopkins. Through the light at 27th and Hopkins. Still Southbound in the He's going to probably brake from his Still Southbound. Coming up to the traffic at the He's going to stick in traffic up here. He's backing into the wrong lane of traffic. Only see current here going now. We're going to have to terminate if he's getting Southbound. Time for 10-10 now. Still Southbound on the light as he passed Hemlock. Speed limit of 50. Going through the Seneca water. Still Eastbound. Leave her on Southbound. Still Eastbound. 400 Street. Northbound in Jefferson. As the suspect headed north on Washington Port, due to the high speed, the suspect's vehicle lost control and crashed into the fence of a nearby factory. 10-4. He hit a wall. Police quickly ordered the suspects to exit the vehicle, and both the driver and the passenger were immediately arrested. Get over here. Get over here now. Get the [ __ ] over here now. Over here. Get over here now. Move to the back of the car. Crawl. Don't reach for anything. You understand me? Put your other hand back here, man. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. You injured? I don't think so. All right. Stand up, man. I don't want this thing to explode. My wallet is in the car. That end of 7th from Capital. That's fine. Keep rolling. All right. Keep rolling towards me. This is the right one. All right. Yes, sir. Can you move it at all? out the car, please? I'm not worried about your wallet, my man. What's up with this arm? Uh this is fine. Fine? Sit up. Sit up. Okay. Now stand up. Do you have anything on you? Please don't let the car burn up. My fire The car, please. Now his arm's broke. Don't touch him. Man, get the wallet out the car, please. How old are you? We don't know. How old are you? I'm 36. Send a real medical at the location, please. He's been driving 51 mph. Both suspects received medical attention before being taken to the detention center, where they will face charges related to their actions. Here's his wallet. You got my wallet or I got your wallet. Let me see my wallet. Everything's Look at the I Look at the Look at my license. Yeah, what about it? Look Look at the name. Look at it. For Wade? That's my name, though. I'm going to read you this and ask for a lawyer. Do you understand your rights? All right. You want to talk to me? I'm not I'm not my car. I'm not So So here's the deal, man. I've been doing this for a little bit. I'm not trying to get anyone jammed up, but we're also not stupid. It's not mine. But But hear me out. Hear me out. If you're If you're in the car with someone, I've had people tell me that they're like asleep in the back when we're in pursuit. No one's asleep during damn pursuit. Driving like crazy. You get what I'm saying? Like it doesn't make any sense, right? There's ammo in the car. There's baggies in the car. There's weed in the car. There's bullets all over the place in the car. Okay? Your dad's got warrants, shockingly, for having a having a gun he's not supposed to have. In coordination with the East Point Police Department, conducted a chase of 19-year-old Matthew Jaskins. Jaskins was spotted driving a stolen Jeep Grand Cherokee. When authorities attempted to approach, he sped off, sparking an intense pursuit through the streets of East Point. To stop Jaskins, police performed several vehicle intervention maneuvers, which is also referred to as PIT maneuver, as discussed before. However, due to the challenging terrain and the suspect's reckless driving, the initial efforts were unsuccessful. Jaskins constantly changed direction and deliberately caused collisions to evade capture. Finally, after a series of intense chases, Jaskins' vehicle was disabled when it crashed into a utility pole. Please turn off the vehicle and put your hands on the Please turn off exit the vehicle and put your hands on Please exit the vehicle and put The suspect was apprehended without causing any further harm to the surrounding community. At approximately 11:32 p.m., a blue Honda Odyssey was spotted speeding on I-20E near mile marker 44. The vehicle exceeded the speed limit by 20 mph and deliberately failed to stop when ordered. The pursuit began as the driver of the Honda Odyssey intentionally accelerated and performed dangerous maneuvers to evade the police. The driver repeatedly changed lanes, braked suddenly, and recklessly drove on the highway endangering other vehicles. After a lengthy chase, the police performed a tactical maneuver to force the vehicle to stop. However, the driver attempted to flee by exiting the vehicle and running on foot. The police quickly pursued and apprehended both the driver and the passenger. Upon inspection, the police identified the driver as Tina Ta Bui and the passenger as Kenya Gazelle Arroyo. During the vehicle search, officers found a 9 mm handgun, a large quantity of methamphetamine, and a backpack. Additionally, it was discovered that Tina Ta Bui had a suspended driver's license and two outstanding warrants for previous traffic violations. Kenya Gazelle Arroyo, the passenger, stated that she was pregnant and requested to be taken to the hospital. Kenya? Tina who? Who? What's your middle name? Taf, T A H. How do you spell it? T A Swahili. Who? What else? Huh? What's your birthday? Drop it. Law enforcement officers from the Lakewood Station were dispatched to the intersection of South Street and Woodruff Avenue in response to an emergency call regarding an attack with a sharp weapon. Initially, the call was reported as a knife threat, but it was later escalated to an assault when the caller stated that a man had attacked them with a knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop it. Drop it. Drop the knife. I'm going to kill you. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. DESPITE multiple commands from the officers to drop the weapon and surrender, he remained aggressive, raising both knives and repeatedly challenging the police. Put the knife down. Drop the knife. Stop. Let's do We're trying to help you out. We're trying to help you out. We're trying to help you out, dude. Drop it, dude. Stop. Stop, dude. Stop, dude. Drop the knife, dude. You got Drop the knife, dude. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. We're trying to help you out, dude. We're trying to We're going to talk to you. We're going to talk to you. The suspect continued advancing towards the officers. Fearing for their safety and the safety of others, no officer discharged their firearm. Hey, drop the knife. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Put the knife down. Stop. Let's do We're trying to help you out. We're trying to help you out. We're trying to help you out, dude. Drop it, dude. Stop, dude. Stop, dude. Drop the knife, dude. You got Drop the knife, dude. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. We're trying to help you out, dude. We're trying to We're going to talk to you. We're going to talk to you. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around, dude. Get on your stomach. Officers quickly approached the suspect, and provided first aid before paramedics arrived at the scene. The man was later identified as Joshua Castaneda, 29 years old. Castaneda was transported to a local hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries. At 5:52 p.m., a patrol sergeant observed a red Chevrolet Equinox bypassing at least six stopped vehicle. 468 Atlanta 10-38. All right, 468. Connector northbound MLK, uh red Chevy Equinox, 28th through Georgia, Robert Victor Paul 1951, RVP 1951 Georgia. Pull over. Please stop. Despite sergeant not activating emergency lights and requesting the vehicle to stop, the driver continued speeding, endangering traffic. 468 Atlanta, we're continuing northbound on the shoulder. Anderson 4, 10-8. Approaching Edgewood. Edgewood on the right shoulder. Right shoulder, I'm coming up to you. We're pulling to the right. On Edgewood Avenue, the driver almost hit a pedestrian and ran into red lights. Red. 848 be with 468. All right. Stop traffic. Stop here. Red light. Red light. Clear left. Go. Back on the connector northbound. 814's got me in secondary. They're on my right shoulder. Brakes, brakes, brakes. I'm finding a gap here. Crashing into stuff. Looks like no 10-50s. Coming up on Peachtree Street. Clear, coming up on Peachtree. Eventually, the Chevrolet crashed into a guardrail on Peachtree Street, and all four occupants fled. 10-50. 10-50, 10-50. Get up! Two black males, white uh t-shirt with green stripes Police tracked down the driver and found him at 1 Baltimore Place Northwest. I need my money. Bro, we got you. Why don't you just come out, dude? You saw me walking up and down in there. I see, man. You know [ __ ] My homie just got killed in front of me. Bro, don't even play that card. I don't know what's my head. I ain't saying you was going to do it, but I'm just saying like guns, you know what I mean? The driver, D'Angelo Antoine Rogers, was found to have a prior felony conviction and was wanted for aggravated assault with a firearm. Two other passengers, Nigel T. Ragland and Latravious D. Lawrence, were detained. Lawrence was also wanted for theft. The individuals were taken to Atlanta Medical Center for medical evaluation and then transferred to the Atlanta Pre-Trial Detention Center. Around 6:40 p.m. on May 19, 2024, officers from the Southeast Patrol Division received a call about a dangerous weapon assault at 100 West Collier Avenue. The suspect, later identified as Wilber Blanco, 42 years old, was reported to be carrying a knife and showing signs of drug influence. Upon arrival, officers found Blanco standing behind a parked vehicle holding the knife. The officers quickly exited their vehicle, took cover behind doors, and repeatedly ordered Blanco to drop the weapon. 468 34 the song at 800 Southwest Collier Avenue. The suspect is a male Hispanic wearing a shirt and light blue pants. The suspect is a male Hispanic wearing a shirt and light blue pants. The suspect is a male Hispanic wearing no shirt, gray pants, running up and down the street with a knife. Check the description. While on the line with PR, she stated the suspect is now fighting with another person at 103306. 834 roger. All right, code six. Hey, drop the [ __ ] knife! DROP THE KNIFE RIGHT NOW! DROP THE KNIFE! DROP THE [ __ ] KNIFE! HEY, DROP THE KNIFE! DROP THE [ __ ] KNIFE! HEY, DROP THE KNIFE! HOWEVER, Blanco did not comply and even climbed onto the back of the vehicle. Still holding the knife, Blanco suddenly jumped down, crouched, and charged at an officer. In response to the dangerous situation, a shooting occurred. The officers quickly subdued him without further incident. They provided first aid to Blanco before Los Angeles Fire Department medical personnel arrived and transported him to the hospital. Get that knife out of the way as soon as possible. Kick that knife out of the way or something. An 8 and 1/2 inch folding knife with a 3 and 1/2 inch blade was recovered at the scene. Fortunately, no officers or other community members were injured in this incident. Blanco's family was notified by the Family Liaison Unit. State Police received a report of a stolen vehicle matching the description and license plate of a car moving through Grand Rapids. Immediately, the police force approached and attempted to stop the vehicle. The chase was intense, with the suspect slowing down at times, but then quickly accelerating again. The climax of the pursuit occurred when the suspect collided with another vehicle. The collision severely damaged the right tire of the car, leading to a reduction in speed. As the patrol officers prepared to perform a PIT maneuver from behind, the suspect suddenly turned left and crashed into the roadside guardrail. Causing complete destruction of the vehicle at this point, at least two suspects exited the car and fled on foot. The pursuit continued. STOP! STOP! STOP. ONE SUSPECT WAS apprehended while attempting to run into a nearby residence front yard. Get out of THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. I'VE GOT HIM DOWN BACK. TOO SLOW, MY MAN. One runner right there, right there, RIGHT THERE. NORTHBOUND, NORTHBOUND, GO FOR NORTHBOUND. YEAH, WE'RE GOOD. Get up, dude. The remaining suspect was also captured not far from the scene. The chase concluded without any injuries in this incident. Get in. Hold you? You took my mask all the way off. Uh can we put him in your car? We got somebody in our car.