Don't move. When criminals try to escape, that is when the dramatic police chases begin. Thanks to the police dash cam, every frame clearly records the truth on the street. Let us explore the journey to catch the reckless criminals in this series of police chase criminals. [Music] Don't move. Don't move. On December 11th, 2024, in the parking lot of the Elcun Police Department, 24year-old Benjamin Grub drove a Toyota Tundra truck and struck a police sergeant who was preparing for a retirement ceremony, injuring him. [Music] Hands up. I got you. I got you. Hands. Hands. Don't move. Don't move. Stop moving. Shots fired. Front of the station. After the collision, he tried to drive toward the officer again. forcing two officers to open fire. Although Grub was taken to the hospital, he did not survive. What do you think Grub's motive was? What was that? Did that blow a tire? Did they throw something out? I don't know. What the On August 19th, 2021, Potter County Sheriff's deputies initiated a traffic stop on a white Toyota RAV 4 on I40 in Texas for tailgating. When the deputies activated their lights, the RAV 4 accelerated and a white Infinity CX30 suddenly rammed into the deputy's vehicle. Did I blow a tire? Did they throw something out? I don't know. What the? Both the Rav 4 and Infinity fled the scene without stopping. Construction workers alerted deputies to the white vehicle behind them, which had struck their vehicle and then escaped. That car behind him? Yeah, it was a blocker. Who was the one? The one with the Did he hit me with the Florida tag? Yeah, the blocker. Uh, I just got information. Uh the construction workers out here said there was a vehicle out here, a white passenger vehicle with Florida tags. He uh uh crashed into us and took off. I'm assuming he's a blocker for this vehicle we were about to stop that was running from us. [ __ ] man. Appreciate it. I thought, man, I thought I like broke that [ __ ] car loaded. We need to go to I40 East. The following day, law enforcement traced Mon'nique's phone and located her traveling in a rental car on I40. They intercepted the vehicle, resulting in the arrest of all three suspects. The white Infinity's driver, Manique D. Raw, the passenger, Kyle Willico, and the Rav 4 driver, Ricardo Rodriguez, were identified. Let me see your hands. Both of them. Both hands. Exit the vehicle. I don't care. I don't give a [ __ ] Turn around. Get all the way around. Walk backwards. Back. Back. Stop. Stop. I'll get on the ground. Okay. Lay on the ground. Take your shirt all the way off. [Applause] Don't move. Seriously. It's about It's about what happened yesterday. I hit the couch. No, you didn't. I did. Oh, I didn't. I was driving. I was driving. She had nothing to do with it. I drove her car. Hey, I'm dead ass serious. I know what happened. [ __ ] it. I hate the cops. Okay, your pass. Upon apprehension, law enforcement discovered seven bags of methampetamin weighing around 7.57 kg concealed in the rental car. The captured footage emphasizes the harsh repercussions for those involved in drug trafficking and stands as a stark testament to the dangers faced by law enforcement in pursuit of criminal activities. 52. On April 6th, the 2024 decommunications issued a bolo for a blackness in Altima bearing the temporary license plate linked to a petty theft incident in Locust Grove. At approximately 6:5 p.m., the officer spotted the vehicle matching the description traveling in lane 2. up towards 228. Now the left [Music] lane left 228. Now going in left lane. There's a lot of cars for me. I'm not able to pit. There's a lot of cars around. [Music] attempting to pit. They still roll. We in coming up on the 231. They're going towards the right [Music] line. 231 still left going towards the right lane. We're still going [Music] northbound. Get off at the 237. Excuse me. Continuing on 237 on the right shoulder. Continue on 237. 10 left shoulder. Drop pass 237 going north. [Music] They taking a 285. They taking 285. You know I'm at the 285 285. [Music] Just for 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 to exit the vehicle. Passenger Crystal Latchel King was reported to have been injured and unable to move. The driver, Haley Christine Bot, was arrested after inspecting the license plate. It was determined that the vehicle had a fake temporary license plate. Bot was taken to the hospital and an arrest warrant was issued. Hey. Hey. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Take the axe out. Drop it. On May 12th, 2025, a man wielding an axe caused a disturbance at a library in San Diego, California. Police quickly arrived on the scene and ordered the suspect to put down the axe, but he refused to cooperate and threatened to continue causing trouble. After persuasion efforts failed, police fired shots to subdue the suspect. Hey. Hey, put your hands up. Put your hands up. Take the axe out. Take the axe out. Put it down. Put it down. Put the axe down. Put the axe down. Hey, get some distance. Get some Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. No. Get the [ __ ] away. What the hell is that? Drop the axe. Drop the axe. Drop the Make sure nobody touch anybody. Okay. Keep going here. Yep. Hey, hey, hey. On February 28th, 2023, the Henry County Sheriff Department pursued a reported stolen vehicle traveling northbound on Interstate 75 near mile marker 221. [Music] Uh, I think so. An officer from the Georgia State Patrol was waiting at mile marker 20020 to assist. As the blue high tuxen sped past, the officer immediately joined the pursuit. The driver deoly born 2005 continued to drive at a high rate of speed weaving across multiple lanes and engaging in dangerous behavior such as sudden braking approaching the police vehicle to cause a collision. [Music] Upon entering Fulton County, the officer performed a precision immobilization technique to bring the vehicle to a stop. The spin caused the vehicle to lose control, hit the center median, and come to rest on the side of the road. Stop the car. Stop the car. Stop the car. Stop the car. [Music] When police asked Makoli to exit the vehicle, he continued to press the accelerator in an attempt to escape while two other officers as attempted to restrain him from the driver's window. Makoli was safely restrained and handcuffed without further incident. He was placed in a Henry County Sheriff's Department patrol car and booked on all related charges. The Hyundai Tuxen was recovered and turned over to corner lot towing. Stop. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase you. You better stop. Hey, stop moving. A white Ford 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 1000. We are 10100 at Edwards Lake Road headed towards 459 highway. Turn right onto Gats and Highway. Hold towards center point. Right on Highway. Suspect's blackmail. Continue straight towards center point. Pulling a U-turn, headed back towards 459. Another U-turn. We're headed back. Another U-turn headed back towards center point. Center passing east force drop. The chase began on local roads as the driver continuously changed 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. Drive this game drive. Taking a left on Carolyn Court. [Music] We need a U-turn on disk. Uturn on dis. Although traffic was not too heavy, the situation was very tense as the driver repeatedly tried to evade capture by retricing 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. Street from Coington Chestnut. Left on Valley Hill Drive. Valley. 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. Cross over 84th Street South. Still on 9inth Avenue South. 9th and 84. Put your blinker on now. Turning on to 83rd Street South. Crossing over First Avenue. Crossing over 1st 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. You had to go right. There he is. It bailed at him. Just bailed out on foot. Ready. However, after several tense minutes of pursuit, the driver finally exited the 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 get up. I'm going to light you up. Roll over. Roll over. On your face. On your face. Stop moving. I will tase you again. Stop moving. Roll over on your stomach. Stay there. Arms out to the side. Stay there. Arms out to the side. James, I got the truck. Hands behind your back. I'm going to give it to you again. I swear to God. The truck is alley at the intersection 87th Street. Need somebody by the truck. The police immediately ordered him to stop, but he continued to run, forcing officers to use a taser to subdue his resistance. The driver was arrested and placed in a police vehicle. When questioned about his reason for fleeing, he admitted it was solely because he did not want to receive a ticket. What you running for? I'm just I ain't got time for no police, man. Come on. I knew you was going to pull me on balance. I ain't running for no other reason. You running just because you didn't want a ticket? What if I wasn't even going to write you a ticket? Verbal social. Finally, he was handed over to the authorities and the pursuit ended without any further serious injuries. You tell them. You tell them. You ain't going to be in here forever. You tell them when you get out. You going to get out of here. This ain't forever, my man. You know that. God bless you, man. Hey, I respect your face and everything. It's all good. It's all good. We're good. I told you we're good. Get back. I ain't going toinging shoot you, dude. Back up. Get off me, man. What are you doing? Hey man, help me. Hey man, what's going on today? Can you talk to me? Can you tell me what's wrong? What's going on today? As police approached, the suspect in the parking lot disturbance, Rashad Terrell Johnson. charged at him and refused to comply with police commands. Okay, you need to leave. Sorry. Emergency. Get back. I'm going to shoot you, dude. Get back. [Applause] Get off me, man. What are you doing? Come on. You're not in trouble. What? You're not in trouble. Step it up. Step it up. Hey, man. Help me. Huh? Get back. Get back. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. I'm going to shoot you if you do not get on the ground. Get back. I am going toinging shoot you, dude. Back up. Get down. 212 shots fired. After unsuccessful attempts to restrain him, police opened fire. Johnson did not survive. So get the out of here. I'm not leaving. I'm not leaving. Nah, you're not leaving cuz you're scared. Excuse me. Get the Nope. You're not leaving me right now. I did not do anything. On January 11th, 2023, at a West Coast winery, an intoxicated woman named Marcel decided to stage her own onewoman show titled How Not to Handle Being Trespassed. Hello, ma'am. Hi, I'm W Cabaro Douglas County Sheriff's Office. Okay, my camera is recording. Okay. Um, what are you doing here? What's going on? I'm sitting here. Okay. Hanging out in my car. Okay. Well, the owners here want you gone from their property. That's fine. I'm didn't even do anything. Okay. So, we need to figure that out, right? Can you leave that flashlight out of my face? Thank you. It's not in your face. It's down here. I need to be able to see. I'm asking you to It's not in your face, ma'am. Doing what? So, I'm not doing anything wrong. You're trespassing. They want you gone from their property. I'm ready to go in the Uber. Thank you. Well, they called me and they trespassed you. Thank you. I know the owner. Okay. When officers arrived, Marcel, clearly fueled by more than just the fermented grapes, insisted on staying, arguing about her rights while demanding to be addressed correctly because, you know, that was the real issue here. We are on Uber for you, it looks like. Um, no, there was an Uber here. Get your flashlight out of my face. You're not going to tell me what to do. Okay. My name is Marcella. Okay, Marcela. My name is Marcella, not ma'am. Marcela, I'm not taking my flashlight anymore. Unless you call me by my name. I just did and I'm not taking my flashlight anywhere else. Your flashlight out of my face. I'm not going to do that. Oh, hi. Um, did you guys call an Uber for her by any chance? So, there is one on the way. Cancel them because you guys were coming. So, so we don't have one in row. I can call again. But no, it's been cancelled. Okay, sounds good. She waved off the idea of an Uber after repeatedly calling the officers harassers and refusing to cooperate. She graduated from trespassing to chest bumping a deputy. Unbelievable. They have called Uber, but when they called us because of the situation, they cancelled and got cancelled. Well, then call another Uber. You can call one. Do you have a cell phone? No, she called an Uber. It's not their responsibility either. I'm not dealing with you. I ain't going to talk to you. Okay. So, get the out of here. I'm not leaving. When the taxiing prick, when the taxi gets here, guess what? Your shit's going to be going down, okay? And so are you. And so are you. Okay. Get away now. We're not leaving. Nah, you're not leaving cuz you're scared. And God's not going to have mercy on your souls cuz he's going to you up. And I'll tell you that right now. See you never in hell. See you. Byebye. Stand. I can stand wherever I want. No, I'll stand wherever I want to. You can't do it. Yeah. Back off. Walk away. What are you doing? Don't you walk away. Excuse me. Don't move. Excuse me. Get your me right now. Stop your purse. Stop your purse. What are you doing? No, I am not. I did not do anything. No, I did not. Sometimes knowing when to gracefully accept an Uber is the real victory in life. Choosing your battles wisely is key, especially when you are outnumbered, outgunned, and just plain out of line. Hit the like button and subscribe for more interesting video. Out. He's out. He hit the wire. He hit the wire. The Arkansas State Police encountered an intense situation on September 10th in evolving a high-speed pursuit along Interstate Foris Francis County. Troopers were in pursuit of two white four-door Sedins, both racing at speeds exceeding 100 mph. out. He's out. He hit the wire. He made a wire. Amid the kiosk, a critical error occurred when a trooper mistakenly executed a pit maneuver on a vehicle that was not part of the pursuit. This accidental intervention was a result of the similar appearance between the vehicle being chased and the unrelated sedan caught in the midst of the action. What do you think about this confusion? Climb out the window. If anything, you're here to be shot. Keep your hands. I can see them. You be shot. The confusion stemming from both vehicles sharing the same make, model, and color led to the unintended halt of the innocent vehicle. This incident highlights the challenges law enforcement faces in high stress, high-speed scenarios where split-second decisions can lead to unexpected outcomes. Do you big boy? Why you why you arresting me? Cuz you're not identifying yourself. What did he do, sir? Oh my god. Hey, don't you just merested? On February 24th, 2023, Florida, a 20-year-old woman, Winnie P. was pulled over by police for running a stop sign. As the officer approached her vehicle, she moved it forward and refused to provide her license and registration. You're being pulled over. It's a traffic stop. You're saying for what? I'm giving your answer. What? What? What you pull me over for? License. Provide me your license. Provide me your license and that's exactly why. Provide me your license. I'll tell you exactly why. Provide me your license. I'll tell you exactly why. Whitney argued with the officer, questioning the reason for the stop and refusing to comply with requests for identification. The confrontation turned physical, leading to her arrest. Ma'am, do you have your driver's license? Do Do you have your driver's license? Do you, big boy? She's home. She has a driver's license. Do you, big boy? Why you Why you arresting me? Cuz you're not identifying yourself. My name is Whitney Panda. Let me go. Don't pull away from me. You don't have to touch her like this. Back away. Why do I have to back away? Why? I said let me go. Did you get her? What did she do? Stop. When you get pulled, the police tells you what you did. So, what do you do? What do you do? What did she do? Like you got power. What did she do? Excuse me, sir. What did she do? She wants to send me more units first. What did she do, sir? Oh my god. Don't you just hit me underestimating? Hey, hey, why are you here? You're under arrest. For what? What? Her friend, who arrived on the scene and recorded the incident from close range, was also arrested for obstructing the officer's duties. During the arrest, police discovered a concealed loaded handgun and ammunition in the vehicle. At the police station, Whitney s and mother expressed confusion and frustration, but Whitney was charged with resisting arrest without violence. She faces potential penalties including up to one year in jail, 12 months of probation, or $11,000 fine. Lesson here is respecting law enforcement and avoiding confrontations. Just hop on out of the car. Okay. Don't don't. On May 1st, 2023, a routine traffic stop in Fonduac, Wisconsin, escalated into a high-speed pursuit involving Eugene, a 30-year-old male driver. Initially pulled over for tinted windows and lacking a front license plate. Hi there. Deputy Burke, the sheriff's office. Got your driver's license on you? Just because of the window tint window. Eugene exhibited nervous behavior, fumbling for his ID in his front pocket and displaying signs of discomfort. The deputy soon discovered Eugene's criminal history a convicted felon with prior drugrelated offenses. When asked to exit his vehicle, Eugene abruptly shifted the car into drive, accelerating to high speeds and eluding law enforcement. Just hop on out of the car. What's that? Just cuz I want to talk to you at the front of your car. I didn't say you did anything wrong. I just want to talk to you at the front of your car. Just hop on out of the car. Okay. Don't Don't be that. took off for 41 northbound. Recklessly maneuvering through traffic, he reached speeds exceeding 130 mph, forcing the deputy to terminate the pursuit. Shortly after, witnesses reported a crash involving Eugene's vehicle with Eugene fleeing on foot. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. Lay down on the ground. Do not move. Get your hands behind your back now. Deputies swiftly located Eugene in a nearby field, apprehended him, and recovered a large sum of cash from his possession. A subsequent search of his vehicle yielded evidence associated with drug manufacturing and distribution. The unfolding events shed light the risks associated with high-speed pursuits. Eugene's attempt to flee added to the charges of firstdegree recklessly endangering safety, felony vehicle fleeing, possession with intent to distribute fentinel among others. Let us continue with the wild moments and not forget like video. Subscribe to our channel and hit the bell icon to watch more interesting moment. Hello, how are you? Good. I'm Sergeant Majico State Police. Reason I stopped you is cuz you're failing to maintain your claim. You're signaling, but it's not continuous until like you actually switch. Like you signal and then it stops and you switch. So technically it's not really signaling. Sorry. Uh and then you're going uh kind of fast. Yeah. So do you have your license insurance? Yes. A New Mexico State Police officer pulls over a driver for signaling like they are trying to communicate with aliens coupled with some speeding. Okay. Do you mind stepping out with me? No. Sorry. Let us look like she steps out in her fashionable boots. Better suited for a catwalk than a sobriety test. What you're going to do is you're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. You're going to keep your head straight forward. You're not going to move your head at all. Do you understand? Yeah. Okay. Okay. What it is is you're going to imagine an imaginary line from you straight in front of you, straight out. So, you're going to take a series of nine steps. I'm only going to take three for demonstration purposes. Okay. I'm going to show you the test. Again, you're not going to move until I tell you to. Okay. 2 3 4 5 and then 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Okay. You're going to keep both legs straight, hands at your side. Okay. You're going to look at that foot. You're going to count out loud. 1 1,002 100 3 till I tell you to stop. Okay. All right. You may begin. 1001 100. Look at your toe. 100600. All right. You may stop. Go ahead and walk to my unit, please. Do you want to put your boots back on? Okay. Do me a favor and face my unit. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. The plot thickens when a fake conveniently appears in their wallet. The driver, clearly a budding medical expert, insists their blood sugar is the culprit behind their shaky performance, not any liquid courage. Refusing a breath test, they listen to the officer explain the serious consequences of their decision. Still holding on to their story like it is a groundbreaking discovery, it is certainly one way to turn a routine traffic stop into a memorable night at the station. During a nighttime patrol on Interstate 40, the police spotted a dark-coled vehicle moving suspiciously. The vehicle consistently veered into oncoming lanes, disregarding police signals to stop and accelerating away. A thrilling pursuit ensued at high speeds. The reckless driver swerved, weaved, posing a danger to themselves and other road users. Eventually, the vehicle lost control, collided with another vehicle, and crashed into trees on the roadside. Show me your hands. Your hands away. Put your hands up now. The driver was removed from the vehicle in a heavily intoxicated state. Breathalyzer results showed a base level of 0.27, a serious violation of traffic laws. The decisive action of the police prevented a potential tragedy. This incident serves as a sobering reminder to intoxicated drivers that they not only endanger themselves, but also the community. A high-speed pursuit between the police and an armed suspect unfolded. The police continuously reported the suspect's speed and location over the radio, coordinating with different units to apprehend the suspect. The suspect attempted to flee towards the city at high speeds, even maneuvering into the wrong lanes during the chase. Y'all stay out a little bit. He's trying to make us right. Clinton Road 89 probably before you get there. Standard power still Six and four. Then we have shot fire. Spike strips were deployed on the road and the use of obstacles would help reduce the suspect's speed, facilitating swift intervention at lower speeds. 89 successful successful bike. The pursuit continued through various roads with the police continually reporting the suspect's speed and direction of travel. During this process, officers had to work tirelessly to block the suspect. National side. Straight up. When the suspect finally stopped by the roadside, they used a gun to attack the police. A gunfight ensued, the police managed to contain the situation and ensure the safety of other vehicles. Show me your hands. Cover. The North Little Rock Police Department embarked on a thrilling pursuit one night after spotting a suspicious white vehicle. [Music] The car with obscured license plates attempted to flee upon police arrival, leading to a high-speed chase through deserted streets. looked up. See there [Music] [Music] about 20 conditions are very excited about the levels. Despite the danger, the suspect recklessly swerved, weaved, and disregarded traffic laws, escalating the pursuit to extreme tension. [Music] Even the deployment of spike strips could not deer the suspect's escape intentions. The vehicle sped on, its tires heavily damaged, yet the driver persisted. Mike, we're just southbound 165. One car. Very I got into a car. We're going about 70. No. Going up. A little bit. 165. [Applause] All right. He's trying to west on ramp. Trying to get on west. No traffic on the on the interate. On the interstate now. He goes left to the right. Which way to go? Just can't decide. It's C. Thanks for sticking around. It means a lot to me. [Applause] [Music] CS3 hands out the window Watch out for that car. The cars. [Applause] Yeah, we just we just go. driving. Ultimately, with seamless coordination among the police, the suspect's vehicle was brought to a halt. The daring individual abandoned the car and leaped over a railing onto an empty plot of land. Subsequent investigation revealed the suspect's involvement in a homicide case. He chose to take his own life after being pursued. The woman accompanying him in the vehicle was safely rescued. Hey, you hear anything? Hey, come on. I'm going to go down there. Night patrols play a crucial role in ensuring law and order and protecting the public. Thanks to these patrols, the police can detect early signs of suspicious activity and violations. [Music] Hey, I'm Trooper Bel State Police. I pulled you over because you're running. You passed me doing 98. Thus preventing incidents from occurring. In this case, the police noticed a vehicle exceeding the speed limit. After signaling for the vehicle to stop and conducting a check, the police detected the smell of marijuana in the car. Despite the driver's denial, the police proceeded to check the driver's license and vehicle insurance. You're passing everybody. Okay. All right. I'll be right back up. But I'm going to search your vehicle here in just a second. Okay. Let me just run real quick. I'll be right back up. You can roll the window up. [Music] All right, Miss Janet, is there any marijuana in this vehicle? Okay. Do you have a medical marijuana card or anything? Okay. Um, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you step back here. Do you have a leash for your dog? I'm going to have you step over to this side and and get get your dog on a leash and then I'll have you you can either stand out in the cold or you can sit in my vehicle. But I'm going to search your vehicle, okay? Cuz here in the state, marijuana is illegal and I'm smelling a strong odor coming from inside your vehicle, okay? Vehicle checks are a legal and necessary procedure to ensure community safety. The police were simply carrying out their duty by preventing any unlawful behavior. Although the driver in this case was an elderly woman, the law applies to everyone. Adhering to traffic laws is essential to ensure safety for oneself and other road users. All [Music] right, you can go have a seat back in there. I don't know what I was smelling, but it smells like marijuana in there, but I didn't find any. Okay. Have you ever had any in there? Yes. You have? Yeah. Okay. That's probably what it is, Ben. Yeah. Okay. Ultimately, the female officer returned the documents to the driver along with a citation for speeding violation indicating a court date. This serves as a reminder to all of us about the importance of safe driving and adherence to traffic law. A police pursuit between law enforcement and a motorcyclist riding a Suzuki Hibusa reached speeds of up to 140 mph in Arkansas. Arkansas state troopers engaged in the pursuit. Right behind you northbound. We're trying to get her [Music] The motorcyclist failed to comply with the stop order and began to flee. Law enforcement noted the motorcycle speed escalating from from 72hour to 139 mph. [Music] [Music] JK. [Music] [Music] I'm coming up now. The pursuit traversed multiple roads with police continually updating the motorcycles position and speed. Strategic maneuvers were employed in an attempt to intercept the subject. County is still with us. [Music] 67 now. Can you get in front of him? I'll take a place for the [Music] right. Make sure you [Music] didn't get [Music] taking a left. Ultimately, a police vehicle decided to close in on the motorcycle despite the driver's intentions to escape. An officer subdued the motorcyclist, ending the pursuit. [Applause] Let me see your hand. Get your hand. Hang on. We got to pick the bike up. The suspect was quickly apprehended and taken to a local detention facility before facing serious charges. What's your name? Edward Davis. Edward Davis. Yes, sir. You're under arrest? Yes, sir. For you going back with me to slain county jail. You didn't learn your lesson the first time. You got anybody? On March 24th, 2024 on Highway 67 in the United States, police officers observed a vehicle traveling west without headlights on. Immediately, the police initiated a pursuit. Upon noticing the police trailing behind, the driver promptly fled. During the chase, the police conducted a vehicle check through the license plate and discovered that the vehicle registration had expired in [Music] 2021. The pursuit spanned several miles and when the offending vehicle slowed down to about 50 mph, the police closed in from behind and performed a maneuver that caused the vehicle to veer off the road and come to a stop in an empty lot. Keep your hands where I can see them and keep your eyes in the car. Walk up here. When you get to the road, lay on your face. The female driver was instructed to step out of the vehicle and approach the police. She was arrested and taken to Miller County Jail. Subsequently, she faced charges of fleeing, speeding, expired registration, reckless driving, and driving with a suspended license. [Music] The police pursued a suspected DUI driver who had reportedly consumed alcohol before getting behind the wheel. [Music] The vehicle maneuvered recklessly, exceeding the speed limit and overtaking multiple vehicles on the road. [Music] A high-speed pit maneuver was executed, causing the suspect's vehicle to veer off the road and overturned under a cluster of trees. The driver was extracted from the vehicle without any visible injuries. Amidst the tension, there was an exchange between the police and the suspect, revealing the suspect's attempts to justify their actions. The suspect appeared to be intoxicated, admitting to consuming alcohol earlier in the evening. As the dialogue progressed, it became evident that the suspect was being questioned about the possibility of Dwai. Despite the suspect's efforts to downplay their level of intoxication, the police remained steadfast in their procedures, insisting on transporting the suspect to the hospital for evaluation. On the afternoon of January 28th, 2024, at the intersection of State Road 50 and Braidwood Street in Brooksville, police were conducting speed enforcement when they observed a Dodge Challenger traveling at a high speed eastbound in the outer lane, estimated around 75 mph in a 50 mph zone. The police decided to activate emergency lights and stop the spec vehicle at the median between the eastbound and westbound lanes of State Road 50. Upon requesting the vehicle to stop, it fled westbound on State Road 50, initiating a pursuit spanning approximately 7 miles. I [Music] guess you [Music] know coming An accurate precision immobilization technique, a pit attempt was made to stop the vehicle, but it was unsuccessful. We're going back. We're going back. We're back westbound. Back eastbound. Back eastbound. Back eastbound. The pursuit ended with a collision at the southeast corner of State Road 50 and County Road 541, resulting in an accident involving another driver. [Music] The driver was apprehended, found to lack a valid driver's license. The three remaining passengers, including two children, were taken into care by the Florida Department of Children and Families. Upon FC Nikquery, it was discovered that there was a violation of probation in Hernando County. A search of the vehicle revealed cocaine and drugs. The driver was transported to the Hernando County Detention Center for custody. During a routine morning patrol at the police command center, an urgent call came in reporting a suspicious vehicle moving on the road with signs of drug possession. Immediately, patrol units were mobilized, ready to engage in a thrilling pursuit. The suspect vehicle swerved recklessly, weaving in and out of traffic, disregarding traffic laws to evade capture. The driver continuously made dangerous maneuvers, including reckless overtaking and crossing into oncoming lanes, causing panic and fear among other road users. [Music] cancelled. Throughout the pursuit, the suspect executed sudden sharp turns attempting to shake off the pursuing police units. They dared to accelerate despite colliding with other vehicles, endangering the lives of many commuters. Okay, he's going to [Music] take the bottom line right here. [Music] Realizing the severity of the situation, the police decided to employ the pit maneuver to control the fleeing vehicle with precision technique. A police car closed in and likely collided with the suspect's vehicle side, causing it to lose control and crash into a nearby house. TBI in a building. Got four. [Music] Fortunately, no one was injured in the collision. However, the four suspects in the car quickly fled the scene. Immediately, the police units coordinated with K9 units to conduct a manhunt. After a thorough search, one suspect was apprehended, while the remaining three are still at large and are now wanted fugitives. The police noticed a vehicle wandering and moving erratically on the deserted road with flashing warning lights. They signaled for the driver to stop, but instead of complying, the driver's behavior became more frantic, weaving between lanes as if trying to evade capture. [Music] [Music] The man continued to try to drive back home about 2 milesi from where the police detected his violation. [Music] Show me your hand. Show me your hand. Show me your Keep your hands where it at. Do not move. My granny car home. I keep your hands where they at. Keep your hands where that ain't how it works. Understand. I understand. I understand. I just my granny car. As the police car approached, he realized he was in trouble but was determined to protect his family's assets. Overcoming the fear of consequences, he tried to persuade the officers, his words mingling with panic and desperation. Meanwhile, back at home, the man's grandmother looked out with concern. She knew her grandson had a tendency to get into trouble, but she also understood the deep sense of responsibility he held towards their family. As the officers approached the house, tension escalated. The police requested the woman to close the door. during the vehicle inspection. Close the door. Close the door. Close the door. I don't care. Close the door. All right, that's fine. Your son is already detained. Shut the door. We'll talk to you in a minute. Inside the car, amidst the kiosk, the officers discovered a quantity of contraband. The suspect's attempt to protect his family's assets inadvertently led him into more trouble. He was immediately arrested outside the house with no further explanations accepted. Throughout the patrol, the police officer spotted a vehicle moving erratically ahead, swerving between lanes. They observed that the vehicle did not show any signs of stopping. Upon noticing the patrol car, the police decided to sound the alarm and initiate a pursuit. The suspect recklessly fled into the night. [Music] travel. As the police attempted interventions from behind, the driver tried to accelerate and evade. The pursuit became extremely dangerous as other traffic was still in [Music] motion. Despite the police's attempts to block from behind, they were unsuccessful. [Music] [Music] Many warnings were issued regarding speeding and fleeing from the police upon violation. Yet some individuals still choose to take risks, violate laws, and flee. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 150. After numerous efforts to stop the vehicle, the police finally successfully executed a pit maneuver. [Music] 85 minutes. Just go ahead and modify causing the vehicle to spin sideways and crash into a tree. Come here. Your hands on the ground. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. The suspect quickly fled the vehicle but was apprehended shortly afterward. Around 11:15p on March 19th, 2024 on I430, patrol officers detected a vehicle moving at excessive speed on the river bridge. Upon pursuit, they identified that the vehicle's registration had expired in 2022. The vehicle accelerated to 51m when the light turned green, then veered off into the McDonald's exit in an attempt to evade capture. [Music] The police car continued to follow, attempting to block, but the deviant driver ran a red light to escape. Eventually, the man stopped in front of his house where I detained him. [Music] Hands up. Hands up. Step out the car. Hands up. Walk back to my car. Walk back to my car. Put your hands on my hood. Better not run. I swear to God. You better not run. Put your hands on the hood. Stand in the front. Stand in the front of the car. cuz he like I got a gun or something. I'm not doing that. What do you do when you see blue lights behind you? I was trying to get home medicine. That's all I was just from 51 to 34 uh 51 m hour to 35 mi down. During the communication, the driver mentioned he was heading home to take medication and requested my assistance. After explaining the importance of pulling over to the right shoulder upon seeing emergency lights, the man reiterated he only wanted to go home. The police clarified that if he complied with the law and yielded to emergency vehicles, he could continue. You want money? No, I'm trying to get to my medicine. So, where do you call when you still lose light and you don't stop? Pressure. I'm trying to get to my Oh, you diabetic? If you raise my shirt up, I have a tooth in my stomach. I don't have nothing. I have I've got a lot of stuff going on. Okay. My That's why I was coming home cuz I was like I know you was stopping me, but I was trying to get my medicine and my family know I have Let me speak. You see blue light, what do you do? Stop. But I had pull over cuz I'm not trying to die. Okay. Well, if you pulled over, huh? If you pulled over and explain that to me when you pulled over, you've been getting off with a warning. But now you want to continue driving down the street, avoiding my Saturday nights, being stupid. I'm on the phone, please. I'm trying to get my That's all I'm trying to do. I don't have [Music] The driver was then released after violating traffic regulations such as speeding, lack of insurance, and registration. However, his fleeing behavior was deemed severe and a violation of the law. On the evening of March 26th, 2024, a thrilling pursuit unfolded on the roads of Fort Smith, Arkansas. It all began when police spotted a black Chrysler 300 speeding on I540. The vehicle refused to stop and initiated a high-speed chase, leading to a tense pursuit. 66. The pursuit spanned across multiple routes characterized by high speeds and perilous maneuvers. The suspect's vehicle consistently violated traffic laws, running red lights, weaving through traffic, and even driving against oncoming traffic. [Music] trying to come on that truck there. Finally, the vehicle was blocked off in a residential area. Yoan, TV. TBR. I got him. Shut the Stop. Stop right there. Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground. Lay on the ground. Lay on the ground. You're a real Why are you running? Because I was just scared. You were scared? Yes, I had. Guess what? You got a felony now for being dumb and stupid. I got signed for 10 years. The driver was found to be operating with a suspended license and was swiftly apprehended. Upon searching the vehicle, police discovered 55.4 Jew of Mduana along with related paraphernalia. The driver confessed that he fled out of fear of being caught for Mjuana possession. The passenger was released after affirming no involvement in the driver's offenses. This incident serves as a stark example of the dangers of traffic violations and drug possession. Through seamless coordination among law enforcement, the unlawful behavior was intercepted, ensuring safety within the community. A white chimensier reported stolen was traveling southbound on Interstate 55 at the Missouri, Arkansas state line. It was revealed that the driver of the vehicle is a suspect in a double homicide case in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and there was a nationwide warrant out for his arrest. Law enforcement pinpointed his location and police vehicles initiated a pursuit. All participating police vehicles in apprehending the suspect belong to the Mississippi County Sheriff's Office. this way. 56 southbound. Once the suspect's vehicle was subdued, police cautiously approached him, instructing him to exit the vehicle. Aware that escape was feudal, the suspect complied with the order and reversed the vehicle, officers swiftly apprehended him. Subsequently, he was identified for two charges, theft of property and a prior homicide warrant. The suspect was transferred to the Mississippi Detention Center to face the appropriate penalties. Milwaukee police discovered a stolen white Kia near the area of North 43rd and Mill Road at a gas station. Upon confirming the location of the vehicle, police quickly engaged in a pursuit and relayed the pursuit situation to the patrol team to keep them informed. 76 clear. All right, we're 43 southbound from Milville Road. 43rd Street southbound from Mil Road Douglas from Sherman. The vehicle traversed through densely populated streets. Although the area had minimal traffic, the suspect driving the vehicle was identified to have a previous warrant out for their arrest. After a period of pursuit, the police completely lost track of him. They are still actively trying to locate his whereabouts with the aim of swiftly apprehending the suspect and ensuring that no individuals evade the reach of the law. During patrol on Interstate 40, police officers noticed a red sub swerving into other lanes and exhibiting unstable driving behavior after signaling for the vehicle to stop. They approached and informed the driver of the reason for the stop. Hey, what's going on, man? All staple as heck. The reason why I pulled you over, you see this car line right here? Just wipe off line. You cross. Just want to make sure you good. Oh, yes. I'm good. You tired? Oh, no. No. I'm good. All right. You got driver license, insurance, registration? No, it's your rental. Okay. Just run. You got the rental agreement? Yeah, ran. Did you rent it? Yes, sir. Okay. Well, come back here and talk to them right quick. I'm going to check your license and let you be on your way. Through the window, they observed a brown paper bag open on the passenger seat containing multiple packages of the gummy candies. The driver claimed to be traveling from Missouri to North Carolina after making a delivery in California. However, his statements were inconsistent, and he appeared nervous, raising suspicion among the officers. Upon checking the driver's background, police discovered his previous criminal record. Subsequently, they conducted a vehicle search and found nine bricks of what appeared to be Cosa black suitcase placed on the rear passenger seat along with a brown bag containing around 20 individual packets of what seemed to be methamphetamin. No, no rescue. Just a turn. Yes, sir. You sure? Yes, sir. Cuz I'm blind out. No, you have to remain inside. You have to talk to the law. Have him present before you do. The final outcome of the vehicle search included 9 kg of cocaine, 20 separate packets of methamphetamine weighing 120 lbs, the gummy candies in the brown bag, nine multicolored boxes containing thick pens, and a mobile phone on the driver's person. The driver was arrested and transferred to Pope County Jail on charges of trafficking and unlawful drug possession. A police chase in Aransas took place on a highway. The suspect's vehicle was tailing closely behind an 18-wheeler, maintaining a dangerously short distance of about 1 meter. Yeah, I was trying to get around this carus 265 exit. They attempted to overtake a white Ford Fusion, but then veered onto a dirt road. After tracking the vehicle, the police initiated a traffic stop, but the driver accelerated, reaching speeds of over 100 mph. 97 road. I just lost tail lights. During the pursuit, a serious accident occurred as their vehicle lost control. Police approached the scene, instructing the occupants to exit the vehicle. Roll over. Give me a 1016. Give me a Show me your hands. Get on the ground. Show me your hands. Are you okay? Crawl out. Are you okay? Upon compliance, they discovered two additional individuals inside. Police approached to assess their condition and requested medical assistance. The driver appeared unstable and required immediate medical attention. Police also checked the other two individuals to ensure the safety of all parties involved. Following the accident, discussions about rescuing the victims and implementing emergency measures ensued. Police gathered information from all involved parties and initiated an investigation. Additionally, they examined the condition of other injured individuals from the accident. A21. Information was received from Sagino County. Central dispatch about a black Dodge Charger stolen from the Eono King parking lot on Michigan Avenue using the SO system to track the vehicle. Police identified a license plate matching the reported stolen vehicle. As the suspect turned left onto Center State Sate Bridge, police decided to activate lights and sirens to signal a stop approaching river, saying the suspect suddenly swerved, lost control, and crashed into a large tree. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Leave your hands right there. Don't move. Police approached the overturned vehicle and found a trapped man inside. The suspect was then extricated from the vehicle and arrested. The incident occurred in a zone with a speed limit of 35 mph. The suspect's evasive actions are classified as level three. Somebody go tell Sunny Hole. I actually I went down to [Music] Arkansas state police officers discovered a motorcycle exceeding the speed limit and veering out of its lane. Upon approaching the motorcycle, the suspect quickly fled. Recognizing the dangerous signs, the officers immediately activated their sirens. The suspect continued to maneuver erratically in an attempt to evade capture. In the process, he collided with a police vehicle. Give me an ambulance. I knock your bike. Is he down? Calm down. Calm down. After the fall, he remained motionless on the ground until officers approached, at which point he began screaming in extreme pain. Perhaps he never anticipated the consequences of stopping when hearing the stop signal. This outcome might have been avoided. Police swiftly provided medical assistance to the suspect. With assistance, the suspect was able to sit up and stand, albeit in a weakened state. It was not a favorable outcome for the escape attempt. You want to sit on the curb? What do you want to do? Here, let's go put him in your hand. I'll shoot you right now. Get on the ground right now. On March 21st, 2024, police conducting patrols on Highway 247 were searching for a wanted suspect. The fugitive had three arrest warrants, two of which were related to drug trafficking. Upon spotting the suspect's vehicle, police issued a stop order, but the suspect chose to flee, leading to a dangerous pursuit. The chase reached speeds of up to 95 mph on highways 2, 47, and 203. Several hazardous situations arose as the suspect continuously swerved and breakd abruptly. Finally, after several miles of pursuit, police managed to block the suspect's vehicle to prevent further reckless behavior. Despite attempts to escape, the police utilized a stun gun to restrain the suspect. The suspect had ingested heroine and expressed suicidal intentions. Police administered first aid and promptly transported the suspect to the hospital. Given her reckless actions, will she escape legal consequences? Share your thoughts in the comments below. I'll back this. [Music] [Music] During their patrol, the police received a report about a stolen police car, identifying the location and assessing the danger along with the audacity of the perpetrator. The police quickly spotted the stolen police car via the license plate as it passed through their patrol area. The pursuit was extremely challenging as it could lead to misunderstandings for other vehicles on the road. [Music] to promptly apprehend the suspect. The police closely monitored the target and continuously updated the situation for the Chattanooga Police Department. [Music] The pursuit unfolded through several streets. The suspect constantly changed directions, even mounting the curb, completely destroying the front left tire of the car. A series of intervention tactics were executed and the police successfully forced the stolen car off the road. contact. The suspect then abandoned the vehicle, fleeing on foot while being pursued by multiple officers. K9 units were also utilized in this situation. [Music] Put your hands up. Put your hands up. [Music] We got him. We got him. Okay, we got him. Not allowing the criminal to escape, they were swiftly apprehended in a wooded area after about 20 minutes of fleeing. It was foolish of them to think that stealing a police car would lead to a successful escape. Come on. Up. Up. On March 24th, 2024, the police observed a vehicle without headlights on Highway 67 near mile marker 53. Immediately they began tracking the vehicle, but it rapidly accelerated upon noticing the presence of law enforcement. A high-speed pursuit ensued. Continuing the pursuit, the police checked the license plate of the suspect vehicle through ACC, revealing that the vehicle registration had expired in 2021. Despite attempts to pull over the violating vehicle, the driver refused to stop at the westbound lanes of Highway 296, where the speed limit was 57 mph. A police officer executed a petty maneuver from behind, causing the vehicle to spin out of control and become disabled in a ditch. Hey, come here. Put your hands up. When you get to the road, lay on your face. I'll move it to you. [Music] The suspect was apprehended without further incident. At 5:55 on February 10th, 2024, an incident occurred at 4,100 West in a Road, Morirana, Arizona. The suspect was apprehended for a traffic violation due to suspected impaired driving. However, while being handcuffed, the suspect unexpectedly resisted and fled across multiple lanes of traffic. The pursuit intensified when the police discovered that the suspect was carrying a gun. Gun. Stop right now. Stop. Stop. K2's got a gun. Start surveying. Stop right now. Stop. Drop the gun. Drop it. Drop the gun. Drop it. Let's go. 31. Let's get this containment set and then lock him in there and then we'll work it. I don't think county has any K9 units on it. It looks like he just might have squeezed off around towards the storage place. I just heard shots fire. How far? Uh somewhere right over here. All right. Get stay cover. Sink over shot and grab right near. All right, guys. You ready? Yep. During their patrol, the police received a report about a stolen police car, identifying the location and assessing the danger. Along with the audacity of the perpetrator, the police quickly spotted the stolen police car via the license plate as it passed through their patrol area. The pursuit was extremely challenging as it could lead to misunderstandings for other vehicles on the road. 583 shots have been fired. Get us a couple more units over here. Start meds. Suspect is down. We have not confirmed. Hey, right there. What's wrong with that? Promptly after the suspect, the police closely monitored the target and continuously updated the situation for the Chattanooga Police Department. The pursuit unfolded through several streets. The suspect constantly changed directions, even mounting the curb, completely destroying the front left tire of the car. A series of intervention tactics were executed and the police successfully forced the stolen car off the road. George. The suspect then abandoned the vehicle, fleeing on foot while being pursued by multiple officers. Kai units were also utilized in this situation. [Music] A thrilling pursuit unfolded on the streets as a green Chevrolet truck recklessly fled from traffic violations with dense traffic. The chase became highly perilous for other vehicles. Police officers face numerous challenges in making accurate decisions to apprehend the suspect. While ensuring the safety of civilians, recognizing the urgent situation, the police utilize the intervention method. Put your hands up right now. Don't you move. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your other hands up right now. Put your other hands up right now. Put Hey, watch out. Watch out. Put your hands up. Driver. 14 lbi. N and bird. Ninth and bird. The swift and decisive apprehension by the police prevented the risk of catastrophic accident and ensured the safety of civilians. Their courageous and professional actions were highly praised. Are you down the road? No, I'm right here. I drove it up here. I tried I tried to hit him on that. Well, I tried to box him in, but I was like, man, I'm going to take the exit. They were over here. According to initial information, Hston police officers were cooperating with multi-jurisdictional task forces to track a black sub suspected of being involved in several armed robberies across multiple counties. When the officers located the sub at 26834 North Freeway, they identified the driver's location and attempted to stop the vehicle. However, the suspect did not comply with the police orders, abandoned the vehicle, and drew a gun to flee. hands. Get your hands ready. He's reaching. He'sing 550. Stand by. They're [Music] working. He's over. [Music] [Music] You better stop. Despite continuous demands from the police to stop. The suspect persisted in resisting. He ran towards a river and continued to use the gun to threaten law enforcement officers. You're going to get shot. I don't have the road. I got you. Stay now. southbound behind. Faced with this dangerous situation, police officers from various agencies were forced to open fire to subdue the suspect. Cease fire. Everyone good. Get on the propane channel. Everybody take a breath. Hey. The police managed to bring the situation under control and the suspect was subsequently given medical attention but did not survive. This is a sobering lesson for all of us about living and obeying the law. Regardless of who you are and what you do, if you violate the law and use weapons to threaten law enforcement, you will quickly end your life under the gunfire of the police while patrolling in Shiwasi County. A police sergeant received a report about a silver Ford vehicle fleeing from law enforcement in Clinton County. As the offending vehicle passed by the surgeon's location, its estimated speed exceeded 100 mph. The police initiated pursuit, but the vehicle refused to stop. He's on the right shoulder. After crossing the Durand Road overpass and attempting to evade stop sticks, the driver of the Ford rammed into the police patrol car and continued traveling eastbound on I69. He just rammed me central. Realizing the intervention opportunity, the police successfully executed the pit maneuver to haunt the perpetrator. We crashed out. [Music] Hold on. Hold on. Relax. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. Who else in the car? Who else is in the car? Relax. Relax. [Music] Relax. gun that the suspect had thrown out of the window earlier. Upon searching the suspect's vehicle, the police discovered 8.46g of cocaine, packaged at 96.75g of marijuana, and dollar378 in cash. The suspect was subsequently detained at the Clinton County Jail. Stopping traffic with vehicles exceeding the speed limit has become one of the most dangerous tasks for law enforcement. However, many offenders choose to flee when instructed to stop by the police, and this pickup truck was no exception. Upon detecting the speeding vehicle, the police officer followed from behind and requested the vehicle to stop the driver. Disregarding the danger and ignoring the police's order, continued moving without showing any signs of stopping. Although the vehicle's speed was not high, the driver's non-compliance with the police order necessitated intervention, prompting the police to initiate the pit maneuver, forcing the perpetrator to stop. The pit maneuver was executed decisively, causing the offending vehicle to spin out on the road. Do it now. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. The suspect exited the vehicle and resisted arrest. A scuffle broke out and both officers had to use their tasers to control the situation. He's trying to Joining in a perilous pursuit, the patrol officer received information about a fleeing suspect and initiated pursuit within their patrol area. Reacting swiftly, they joined the chase alongside two other police units pursuing the vehicle. The situation grew increasingly dangerous as the traffic density was high and heavy rain made the pursuit challenging. The officer swiftly maneuvered to intercept the suspect upon noticing their attempt to change direction, but the pit maneuver failed. Initially, the suspect persisted in their attempt to flee and lost control as they swerved into oncoming traffic. A police officer quickly exited their vehicle to make the arrest. However, an unexpected turn of events occurred as the suspect brandished a gun and used it to assault the law enforcement officers. Facing the danger posed by the armed and dangerous criminal, the officer demonstrated remarkable courage without hesitation, they responded decisively, swiftly subduing the suspect. While the incident likely instilled fear among other motorists on the road, the police officers excelled in fulfilling their duty without allowing any innocent bystanders to be harmed. You were moving so I couldn't I went pop. I went back on this side right here to get out your way. Got to get a better angle cuz you We take care of business. While patrolling on Highway 63 in northern Kentucky, the police spotted a dark colored vehicle traveling at high speed. It's clear that you can get a shot. The vehicle had no valid license plate and was exceeding the 55 mph speed limit by over 80 mph. The police immediately activated their sirens and initiated pursuit of the vehicle. A broadcast was made to the dispatch team for assistance, providing information about the vehicle. [Music] Despite unlawfully making a left turn onto Highway 79B, the driver continued recklessly weaving into oncoming traffic lanes and ignoring traffic signals, even running red lights. [Music] The police had to perform multiple pit maneuvers to successfully immobilize the vehicle. the suspect. The driver fled from the vehicle while the two passengers were apprehended. Upon searching the vehicle, the police discovered a large bag suspected to contain cannabis. Subsequently, the suspect was apprehended and faced multiple charges. They will have to confront the potential years of imprisonment and the appropriate penalties for these dangerous offenses. Let us discuss what consequences should be warranted for such dangerous offenses. A traffic violation occurred on State Highway 25 near Libby Road in Clevern County. The police quickly initiated a pursuit and demanded the vehicle to stop. The driver seemed to comply with the order, pulling over to the side of the road and stopping 25 Arkansas Avenue. The police promptly approached and requested to inspect the vehicle's documents. As the driver lowered the window on the driver's side, the police officer detected the smell of cannabis inside the car. I took it off and I get my wallet out. I didn't see that. Oh, that's on you. I don't believe it is. What's the problem today? You don't like to follow the rules. Drive how you want to and everybody else has on them. Get out of your way. I smelled the odor warn coming from your vehicle before I conducted a pro search on your vehicle. Is there anything illegal in it? No, I do have consent to a search. I'm not asking you for consent. I'm telling you I smell marijuana. I'm not giving you consent to search. I'm not asking for consent. You don't have to. I'm telling you you don't have consent. I don't need consent. I got probable cause. There's a difference. I understand, sir. Obviously, you don't understand what probable cause is. Yes, sir. Problem is me walking you past somebody on the shoulder at an intersection. Following too close not coming through your vehicle question. Go ahead and step out of point. No, you can say please. I'm step out. I know my law. I know my rules. Suspecting illegal activity, he requested the driver to step out of the vehicle for a proper search. However, the driver, adamant about protecting their rights, refused to comply. This non-ooperation led to a tense confrontation. Despite the police officer's attempts to explain the difference between consent and a lawful search, the driver remained unyielding as tensions escalated. The police had to inform the driver of their arrest. Upon attempting to open the vehicle door to affect the arrest, they encountered fierce resistance as the driver braced for a reaction. Stop. Get out of vehicle. Yes, sir. Yeah. Come here. Get out of the vehicle. Unable to manage the situation alone, the police officer fortunately received assistance from a bystander who witnessed the incident. Together, they subdued the driver and safely removed them from the vehicle. Yeah. So cute. [Music] The driver was handcuffed and placed in the police cruiser. A subsequent search revealed a quantity of cannabis inside the suspect's car. On November 17th, 2023, a soldier was patrolling on Interstate 40 when he observed a white Chrysler Pacifica violating traffic laws. [Music] 169, Ohio, Henry Lincoln, Victor 12. Upon pulling over the vehicle, the soldier engaged in conversation with the driver, who appeared nervous and jittery. During the conversation, the suspect admitted to having cannabis in the car. [Music] How much marijuana do you have? Sorry, what? How much marijuana do you have? Why do you say that? I can smell it. I You smell it on me? I can smell it in the car already? Yes. I have food in there. You don't have no marijuana? Yes, I do. How much? Um I'm not sure exactly. How many pounds? I'm not I don't know. I'm not sure. Immediately, a search enu law enforcement found a large quantity of cannabis cash, counterfeit driver's licenses, and credit cards in the vehicle. The suspect was swiftly arrested and taken to the Lano County Detention Center. Subsequently, the case was taken over by Drug Enforcement Task Force 17. This arrest serves as a prime example of law enforcement's efforts in combating drug trafficking and fraud. The seizure of a significant amount of cannabis and counterfeit documents indicates that the suspect may have been involved in large-scale drug trafficking. Further investigation into the matter may lead to additional arrests and prosecutions. The police pursuit in this video begins when they pull over a vehicle. The officers inquire about the reason for the obscured license plate on the car, then proceed to request the driver's license and insurance. They realize that the vehicle registration has also been suspended due to the consequences of driving under the influence. The police explained that the suspended registration means the driver is not allowed to operate the vehicle on the road. You request the driver to step out of the car. I'm trying to find a second one. Okay. That uh I legitimately I wasn't trying Does anybody in the car have a driver's license? You got a val. Did you come take a look at it real quick? Yes. Who owns the car? I do. You do? Okay. Looks like your registration's also suspended for the DWI. They suspended your vehicle registration, which means you can't operate the vehicle on the roadway. If you'll hand me that operate the vehicle at all. Correct. Because the registration is suspended. Can I have her drive this to my grandpa's? I mean, I'm not going to I'm not mean to grandpa's house. Straight down the road. We're trying to take it out to grandpa's house. Sort that out, man. So, you're Austin. Your insurance is good. Okay, here's that bag for you. Y'all just hang tight for me just a minute. Okay. During the conversation with the driver, the police ask why they continued driving when there was another person in the car with a valid license. The driver explains that they did not want to burden someone else. And the police continue to emphasize traffic violations and their potential a month ago for driving. So why are you driving today when you have a passenger that has a valid driver's license? That's what my dad just said when I called him. Um, should let her drive. Yeah, cuz you know she can also get in trouble for having a valid license and you're driving. I didn't know that. Yeah, it's uh permitting unauthorized person to drive because Did she know you you weren't allowed to drive? I'm I'm not I'm not writing her ticket for I'm just trying to explain what's going on. I have no intentions of writing her any tickets. Just did she know you were suspended? Yes. It's my truck. I'm having issues with braking at the moment. So, I was scared with that. And she said 17 104. She said she wasn't sure about the breaking. So, I wasn't going to make her do cuz your license is suspended till 2025. I can make her drive it. She can drive my truck. She is legal as far as I knew should be legal as long as the truck's not legal. The So, the the cover I mean, I'm not too worried about the cover. You have to call driver control in Little Rock because you you're a two DWI you've had. Were you driving this truck or you driving something else? Uh, something else. Were you driving different cars both times? Yes, sir. Okay. All right. But because were both cars registered to you? One was. One was. Okay. That's probably what it was because they can suspend your vehicle registrations if you get more than one DWI. So that's why this is suspended. Like this is this truck's technically not even allowed to touch public roadways. Okay. I'm not going to tow your truck. You got three other people in there. Um I'm not going to do that. Can I have her drive us to my grandfather's and just stop driving? Well, I mean I mean why didn't you quit driving after you got arrested last month? Mostly cuz I just do what I have to do. I'm not trying to So I have a seat in the truck. Just hang out for a minute and uh then we'll be done. Okay. Throughout the information check, the police continue to record violations and learn more about the driver situation. Ultimately, the police decide to only issue a citation without arresting the driver, but they document the information for the driver to appear in court later. This pursuit highlights the seriousness of law enforcement and enforcing traffic laws and handling violations while also underscoring the dangers of driving under the influence and traffic violations. I'm just there's no fine court. You're not in any actual trouble. Okay? So, since your driver's license is valid, if y'all are together, you need to be the one driving, okay? And not having him drive, okay? I mean, I you know, you have an ID. You have an ID. So, I mean, they I mean, you know, they can't drive either legally, but since yours is valid, you need to be the one driving. Okay? So, there's that. There's no finder court. Just one of those things to keep in mind. Okay. All right. So, you're going to get three tickets today. All right. One is for the the suspended driver's license. One is for the vehicle registration being suspended. And then the other is for the license plate cover. The license plate cover is probably a fix it ticket. You pull it off. No big deal. Okay. Okay. All right, guys. Have a good day. Thank you. Arkansas State Police officers signaled the driver to pull over for exceeding the speed limit. Initially, the driver seemed unaware that it was a police vehicle, but they eventually pulled over to comply with the officer's directive. [Music] Hello. Hello. Hey, my name's Trooper Wells, Arkansas State Police. Reason I stopped you is 82 and a 60. And I even flashed my rear lights for you to slow down. You just kept on going. Yeah, I I saw the flash and you didn't think to slow down. Did you just pass state trooper? I I didn't uh realize it was a a police necessarily like I saw something that uh Okay. Is this your vehicle? This? Yes. Okay. You got an insurance for it? Sure. Where you coming from? Uh we went to have fun in bowling. Yeah. We were going to do hiking but uh it was too late because uh we are not from here. Yeah. But uh yeah, we stopped there to to have fun. And where you head to? We have to work tomorrow. We are heading to BL. You live in Bla? Yes. Okay. So, your insurance? Thanks. I'll ride back with you. Okay. They explained they were returning from somewhere and had to go to work the next day. After checking the driver's information, the police informed them that their insurance license had expired in July 2023 and there was no insurance information in the system. The police decided to issue a speeding violation citation, but only gave a warning about the lack of insurance. So, you got a problem with your insurance. Okay. Your insurance shows it expired in uh July of this year. Your insurance paper right there. See the expiration date? Yeah. And in the system, it's showing there's no insurance on it as well. So, I'm paying for it. Yeah. But here's what I'm going to do. Okay. I'm just going to write you a citation for your speed. Okay. I'm not going to write you citation for your insurance. Okay. I'm just going to give you a warning on that. But you're going to get a citation date for your speed 80 and a 60. You're going to have option to go to court down here February 20th, 2024 at 9:00 a.m. BLO District Court. There's also a phone number out here you can call if you got any questions about the citation. You can also call this phone number. Get it taken care of before this court date. Okay? You got any questions for me about the citation? The conversation concluded with the police reminding the driver to drive more safely and they were eventually allowed to continue their journey. There was no dangerous pursuit between the police and the driver. Instead, it was a polite and clear communication between both parties. The police pursuit began when a man was pulled over on the highway. Arkansas State Police notified him that he was stopped because he was driving his car in between the white lines of the lanes. The conversation between the police and the individual continued. How you guys doing today? Good. Looking through you pull us over. I'll promise you I'll get there. I won't leave you wondering that one thing. Fair enough. Fair enough. My name is Trooper Blackberry with Arkansas State Police. And the reason why I pulled you over is as we came right around that corner right there, he was right on top of the white line the entire time. And that's against the lawn. State of Arkansas. Oh yes. That's how we find drunk drivers, sleepy drivers, and people that are on a cell phone. Okay. I told you I wouldn't leave you wondering about nothing. Now, you believe me or not? Yes, sir. Okay. You got your driver's license with you? Yes, sir. And what you got right there, my man? I would not speeding. No, wasn't speeding. No, no, ma'am. Not a bit. Rent a Toyota. Okay. Got on top of my birthday. So So what does this mean? Like, so Oh, it's it's it's a rental car or it's y'all's car. I'm not sure. It's rental car. It's a rental car. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. And you are called Mr. Cwell. It's okay. So you rented it. Yes, sir. And you guys are from Al Alberar. Almar. Where's that? North Carolina. Yeah. You know, I get that. What part of North Carolina? Do you know Montgomery County? Give me some. The only place I've ever been in North Carolina is Fort Bragg. So yeah. Yeah. Look up Fateville. Yeah. Fateville. Like northern North Carolina. What part of the state you got? You you guys down south? We're near there. Well, I'm from like Queensboro from where you know from Fairville Carthage County. Yes, ma'am. That's where I'm from. Okay. And what about you? Same place. Okay. I got you. All right. What about insurance and stuff? You got that? Okay. Come here, Mr. Cwell. You're not in trouble. I promise. Real quick. No, no, no pocketk knives or pistols or nothing. Okay, sir. So, so and I'm not calling you a liar, okay? I'm just making sure I understand this and what I'm reading. Okay. So, according to this that this car was supposed to be turned in on January the 10th. Now, I renewed it. Okay. And like I said, I'm not calling you a liar, but I you understand have to understand my point. And I had to make sure it's not stolen. And I I was I was kind of like like I told my wife, I'm like, I don't even know why he pulled me. The car that was in front of us was going way past. Said I touched the right line. Yeah. Yeah. You I got I got you on camera, my man. I wouldn't make it up. I know, Mr. B. Everything I do is recorded these days. So what you're saying is is you have done extended this rental since this time? Yes. Okay. So if I call his dealership, they're not going to tell me you you stole this car or something like that. Okay. Cuz that's which and like and I said, I'm not calling you. Well, I got the number right here. I'm not calling you a liar. I'm just telling you like you you this is what you give me. So, this is what I got to go on. I have to speak to Tyler. Either Sam. Sam is the supervisor. Tyler works. Okay. So, you didn't win no money in Oklahoma. Okay. Came back with I got in my pocket. What uh what casino did y'all go to? Cherokee. Yeah. I stopped actually I stopped old boy this morning come through here and he just won $23,000. Said he said he put a 20 in a dollar slot machine and hit it three times. Drove with We won got ticket out won $300 on the panda boom. We hit the thing with the minor. I got $6. So this is your daughter you got in the back seat or her daughter. You want everybody? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. If you don't mind. Yeah. You you video me, whatever. Take a picture. I don't care. I'll be famous with you. Come on out, sweetheart. You're good. Just Just make sure you don't stand in the street. Stand on that white line over there cuz cars come out that rest area through here. So you want to sit right here? No, the other side of the white line. Yes, ma'am. After checking the documents and suspicions, the patrolling police decided to use a police dog to inspect the vehicle. The police dog detected the smell of drugs and found a large amount of drugs in the trunk of the car. Dakota. Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back, man. Everything is mine. We'll we'll get there. Huh? Do you have some ID? You have ID? Let me see it. Your mom, right? Yeah, that's my mom. Okay, time out. Hey, listen. Listen. I don't know. I'm a nurse. I What do you mean you can't do this? You got a trunk full of marijuana, ma'am. That's a problem. Listen to me. I have to buy you Miranda rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Let me give me your phone right now because you have some marijuana on you. Okay. The pursuit ended with both the man and a woman being arrested and taken to the appropriate authorities for further investigation. refusal to admit guilt could worsen the situation and they were advised that not resisting the police could have mitigated the consequences. Hold on. Stop. Stop. Hey, get in our conversation. Okay. All right. Apply your age. He's twice your age. Stab grown people conversation. It is certainly one way to turn a routine traffic stop into a memorable night at the station. Every police chase is a tense battle of wits between the law and criminals. Thanks to police dash cam, we get to see the unedited truth. Subscribe to the channel so you do not miss the next police chase criminals. Like all you want to do is [Music] run. Hear me out. Hear me out. There are the things you never show. There are after the secret in your heart. [Music] But if you don't want to