Police chases are always full of surprises and drama. From the police dash cam perspective, every moment of the chase is recorded realistically. Let's watch the most exciting police chase criminals right now. [Music] [Music] Get on theing ground right now. Police found a slowmoving intoxicated pickup truck on the road and ignored orders to stop. After a short chase, the police performed a pit maneuver to force the vehicle to stop. Good pit. Right. Southbound 167. Hands up. Show us your hands. We're going to have to jump. I don't ever want to go back. Show us your hands. Show us your hands. Now cross on the left side. I'll get it. I'll move it. I'll do it. Put your hands up. She got some in her hand. She has some black object in her hand. She's pointing it right at us. It's like a stick. Hands up. Hands up. Search your hand. Get away from me. Please get away from me. Hands up. Hands up. No, no. I said get away from me. Put your [ __ ] hands up. Can you get a view on her hands from that side? After the vehicle stopped, the woman did not get out of the vehicle, but continued to scream, resist, and wave a black and silver object that looked like a weapon at the police through the windshield. Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground. me. When the woman ran out of the vehicle with the strange object, the police immediately restrained her. I got trapped. Let go. Let go of it. I can't do it. [ __ ] weapon. I can't do it. Calm down. Please don't do this to me. Calm down. I'm not going to do this to you. Joe, please don't hurt me. Please don't. Who wants to hurt you? Let me help. Let me go. Please. During the process, she begged and cried many times. The police remained calm and called the paramedics to check her health. [ __ ] it. Let's get a photo of that thing real quick. Yeah, she definitely pointed it at me. She was holding it down like an assault rifle and pointing at Yep. She pointed at me and clearly was not good. So, you do? Yeah. I'm being audio video recorded. You're under arrest. You are under arrest. Yeah. What's your name, ma'am? We got a dog in the car. We want to make sure that the dog doesn't have to go to the pound. Where can I take that dog to? You got a good-look dog. I would hate to take him to doggy jail, but if you don't talk to me, I got no other options. Okay. Not that I Not that I saw at first glance, but I want to get the dog out just because we can't impound it with the dog in. I think that's exy enough. Good job. The police discovered a dog and a rabbit in the vehicle and then took them to an animal care station. You got to look at it. Oh, the buckle over there. Hello. What's wrong? My shoulder. Which shoulder? Sit up a little bit. That way you're not on your arms and your handcuffs. Oh, my head hurts now. What's wrong with your head? You threw me into the floor. You think it was from what? He threw me to the floor. I'm trying to keep you from falling over. You can lean up against my knee if you want. When the woman was escorted into the police car, the woman continued to resist and complain, forcing the police to calm her down several times. Scoot in this way. I can't. You So you want me to pull you then? That's the only other option. Okay, pull me out. No, we're going to pull you this way. Pull me out. Go real. You sit up, you'll be way more comfortable. Yeah. Here, bend your feet up. I'm going to close this door. The woman was later arrested and faces multiple charges, obstructing a law enforcement officer, failure to stop, and driving on a suspended license. She also has a dollar10,000 warrant for her arrest related to a previous DOI case. [Music] You can try running from the law, but good luck outrunning a dog with a badge. That is right. As officers pursued a stolen car with four not so mastermind individuals inside, the stakes were high and the escaped routes limited. Breathing. 104 passing 17. MLK. I don't need anybody else in the [Music] pursuit still. We update direct just turn east on 15th terrace. I'm on 17th Street. Southbound 16th Avenue crossing over Fort King Street. After a stinger strip flattened their tires, the suspects tried their luck on foot, clearly forgetting that outrunning a police dog is more of a fantasy than a plan. Down on 8th Street at 1st Avenue eastbound. [Music] All right, he just turned off. Unit on Magnolia, turn right. He just turned behind you. With the helicopter tracking from above and officers coordinating on the ground, the K9 unit sprang into action here. Chance K9. You're under arrest. Don't believe. Get out of the way. You're under arrest. I believe so. Good boy. Good boy. engaged north of 7th Street. One suspect was swiftly cornered by the dog, who likely had better things to do than chase amateurs. Get on the ground. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Bite me. Okay. Get a dog. Put your hand behind your back. Get a dog. Get the dog. Get the dog. Don't resist. Get the doll. House. Be fast. Not fast enough. Probably realizing that going toe to toe with a trained police dog was not the life choice they wanted on their resume. [Music] Go to the ground. No, I don't want to go to the ground. Roll over. What are you doing? On March 8th, 2023 in Orange County. A traffic stop took a wild turn. A driver with a suspended license decided that following basic instructions was just too much to ask. Thank you, ma'am. Jasine, the reason why I'm stopping is cuz I run the plate. Your license actually comes back suspended and you have a cease tag order in reference to your car insurance. Okay. Well, I'm telling you you can't drive. Your license is suspended. It's not. If I went to the car, Jasmine, when's the last time you had a ticket? Okay. I haven't been pulled over. You're the first one to pull me over a month. So, you've never had a ticket before? No. Only red light cameras. Red light cameras. Okay. Has your license ever been suspended before? No. No. Okay. And the address here, is this correct? Yeah. Well, which one? Blackmail. I'll be right back. Pulled over for her fourth license suspension. Jasmine claimed she had sorted everything out just a day before, but the officer's computer stubbornly loyal to the facts. Disagreed. Have a seat at your car. Have a seat in your car when I'm done. Ma'am, I don't care. You haven't had a seat in the car. Okay. Listen to me. You don't have the right to get out. I have the right to do whatever I want. If I can get out of my car, I can get out of my car. You cannot tell me I cannot get out of my car. Yes, I can. How can you not? You're not my boss. You're not my dad. You There's a Supreme Court ruling that says you need to get back in your car. Now, get back in your car. Let me see the paper. Google it. Get back in your car. I'm not googling. That's okay. Ma'am, you're losing your car today. I'm impounding the car. I'm taking your license and I'm taking your tag. How are you? So, if you want to call somebody to come get you, that's the best thing. I'm here by myself and Well, I apologize. Your license is suspended four times. If you have an FR suspension and you have not cleared everything up. I just I show you the everything is not cleared up. I I'm just telling you what's going on. Well, you can take it up with the clerk. I was just Hey, Ron. Come on, Ella. Ma'am, I can't I can't help it if she doesn't do her job. I can't help that. I do not understand what I'm telling you. Go stand by your car. And then you're going to talk. Go stand by your car. Go stand by your car. I came over to the car. You're this close to going to jail. Don't give a [ __ ] You're trying to take my You're this close to go to jail. Go have a seat by your car. Things escalated quickly as Jasmine, fed up with the inconvenience of the law, attempted a brief, misguided escape only to be tackled and cuffed by officers who clearly missed the memo that she was above all this. Get out of the car now. What is Get out of the car. Turn around. Put your hands on the back. What is the problem? Get out of the car. What is your problem? What is your problem? Relax. Relax. You are hurting me. You're hurting me. Get off of me. You're hurting me. Get off of me. Get off. Get off of me. Get out of my head. You [ __ ] Get off of me. [Music] Go to the ground. I don't want to go to the ground. I want to go get my [ __ ] [Music] roll over. Stop resisting. My arm to my head. Stand up. Oopsy [ __ ] What the [ __ ] Oh no. Look at my face. What is wrong with you? Look at my hair. I didn't do nothing to you. What the [ __ ] You can't take off on a traffic stop. Take off. Get in. It's all on video. I was at the wall. Get in. You're such a dick. I don't Yeah. All right. Thank you. Yes, sir. 83 units. Did you take your hand? Nope. You're going to jail, ma'am. I didn't do nothing wrong. Well, unfortunately, when you fled from the shop, you did something wrong. When you didn't listen, you did something wrong. So now now and then when you when you punched me when you punched me on the ground. Yep. You swung and hit me. That's bad. Really? It's a lie. It's all on video. I know how to throw. Okay. It's all on video. I don't know how to throw ma'am. Oh man, it's all under you. Now facing multiple charges, including resisting arrest and fleeing, Jasmine's next road trip might just be to court, where her arguments will be met with a different kind of stop [Music] sign. Police were notified of a blue Hyundai Elantre involved in a robbery in West Memphis. As the suspect vehicle passed by, police initiated a pursuit. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. third PC now. Heat. Heat. Despite two passes, the vehicle fled into Tennessee. One suspect fled on foot and the driver was arrested after stopping the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Stop. Stop. Keep your hands up. Put your hands up. Walk towards me. Walk towards me. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Walk towards me. With your hands up. Walk. Come in with your hands up. I'm coming around to you. Okay. Keep up. Put your hands up. Keep walking towards me. Hold on. Both suspects were arrested. One was wanted and a replica gun was recovered. The case was turned over to local police for investigation. [Music] In a wild display of entitlement and poor decision-making, a 19-year-old road rage driver found himself in hot water when officers stopped him for illegal window tinting. Man, I just came from the house. Sit back. No, cuz like why you just y'all keep doing this for this tint? Sir, I'm sorry. I ain't even come off hostile, bro. I'm sorry. It is early. I'm sorry. No, but y'all keep doing this, man. No, I don't have no ID on you. Do you know your social, baby? No, I don't know my social by heart. How old are you? I'm 19. Hold on, man. He keep this on purp. He just pulled this over. What's your name, man? What's your name? Huh? Eric. E R I C. Huh? You got valid license? No. Okay. What you What you suspending for? just suspend the license. That's all. Like like for fines or something like that. Yeah, that was man. Cut me a break. I'll work with you, man. But you're going to have to step out for me cuz if your suspended, huh? Where she stay? Instead of cooperating, he opted for the classic too important for the law attitude, arguing that he did not have his id and was just trying to get home. Of course, rules are mere suggestions for him, right? Driving our suspension is like nothing. You have to. Driving on suspension is an arrestable offense, man. I know, but Ste, man, can I just go? I'm going home. That's all I'm doing is going home. Like, damn. I could tell you you're under arrest. You want to be under arrest at that point? I'm not I'm not even talking to you no more. I'm sorry. I ain't even So, step on out of the car. I got to keep stepping out like You ain't You got nothing on you. Y know I'm deny I'm allowed to deny you touching me, too. I'm not let you touch. Stop. No, I'm saying here. Let go. Stop. It's my phone. Hold on. Hold on. Put it on. Hold on, though. I'm trying to arrest you. You trying to put me I don't have to go handcuff. Yes, you do. No, I don't. Last time I got arrested, I don't got to go in handcuffs. All right. I don't got to go in handcuffs. Listen, not put me in I'm not I'm not a no type of person. I'm going to pat you down. All right. I do that with my hand. Put your hands. The situation escalated quickly when the officers discovered he was driving with a suspended license and arrestable offense. Listen, you don't listen to me. I'm just talking. You don't listen. Last time I was listen. You're under suspension as a driver. That's an arrest. I don't have to get in a back car, do none of that, man. You trying to take me, bro? All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. I hate you. All right. All right. Roll the over. Damn. Get over. Roll the over. Damn, bro. I'm on uh Britain road, babe. Damn. What? What you just t me, bro? Hey, uh you're stepping up. Uh my body, that [ __ ] burning, man. Put your hands. Damn, that [ __ ] hurt. Stop. I don't have to go in handcuffs, man. I'm going to stop. Put your hands behind your back. All right. All right. All right. Put your hands behind your back. All right. Now, me, bro. Why the punch me, man? Shut up. You beat my ass. I can't even fight you, bro. I'm sorry. Why you just beat my ass? What the? Shut the up. Damn, man. That's up. Start me up. Why you just do me like that? 32. I had to do nothing. I didn't do nothing to you, son. Cuz you scaring it. Bro, last time I went to Bro, I don't go to jail, bro. I ain't come out here. They don't do nothing to me. Shut up. I never had to get in the car. Nothing. We just take the out of me wet, bro. Damn. Break my coat. In the end, it turns out not even a suspended license can suspend some people's delusions of grandeear. And he was befriended by the shiny handcuffs. My [ __ ] car, dude. Damn. Can you get my phone? [Music] Pull over. Pull over. Pull over. In a heart pounding police chase near Ardmore, Oklahoma, two motorcyclists decided to test their luck by outrunning the cops, hitting an astonishing 83 mph. As they zoomed down the highway, the high-speed pursuit quickly turned dangerous. Pull over. Pull over. Pull over. One rider came inches away from a deadly crash, barely avoiding disaster. The pursuing officer pulled over the reckless rider, unleashing a barrier of warnings about the risks he took. Go ahead. Get on the ground. Get down on the [ __ ] ground. I willing shoot you. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Put your head behind your back. Head behind your back. Behind your back. You almost got killed, buddy. Sure wish you hadn't, dummy. Shut up. I don't want to hear it. You may need to do this out here in the middle of nowhere. Cuz you don't want to stop. You just got a ticket. You almost killed people out here. You would have just got a ticket. Then you almost killed yourself. So far so good. Thank you so much. These guys decided they wanted to run from me. Yeah, that's why we have problems with motorcycles. Appreciate you checking on me. Now you get to listen to my terrible music. Think tight. As the dust settled, the regret on the writer's face was evident. A stark reminder of how quickly a thrill-seeking moment can turn into a lifealtering nightmare. All you had to do is stop and you'd have got a ticket. It's not my fault. Frank 338 Artmore. [Music] He's trying to arrest me. No, they're trying to arrest me. I'm talking to my lawyer. Assemblywoman Maria Rodrig's Greg's traffic stop escalated in a tense encounter after being rearended at a red light. Initially cooperative, the situation took a turn when officers detected what they believed was the scent of Marijuana coming from her vehicle. I'll live. I've played two before I play. They rear ended me going high speed. Stop, ma'am. Okay, let's try and stop yelling at him. Okay. It doesn't really help anything. Yes, sir. Thank you. Thank you. And I'll be right back. Okay. [Music] Good morning. You need me to move? Do the toes. What's up? We're going to do the toes. Start the front. Cover the grass. Okay. For a second. What's up? In her car. I smelled something. I think you should give another whiff. Okay. Cuz I'm pretty sure it's weed. All right. If I do smell something, do you want me to ask her about it right like now or? Yeah. Okay, why not? I'm just making sure I'm still on FTO. I don't want to do anything without man. All right. Is there anything inside the vehicle that we need to know about? Meaning what? Meaning myself and another officer got the scent of marijuana coming from your car. Oh my god, there's no marijuana in my car. I smoked cigars earlier. Smoked cigars? Yeah. In Morris Town, but there's no marijuana. You can search my car. There's no marijuana. You consent to search? Yeah. Okay. There's no marijuana in my car. I smoked cigars earlier. Okay. Yeah. All right. Just We're just making sure. And we're going to get an overall. Are you serious? Are you serious right now? Ma'am, please don't get angry. Assemblywoman. Do you really think that I'm [ __ ] smoking cigars? I don't know who you are at this time of night. Are you calling my lawyer? Go ahead. Call your lawyer, ma'am. Just try and stay in the vehicle. Okay. Yeah. There's You guys can It's fine. There's no marijuana in my car. Is that ma'am? If you consent to search, we'll just search in a second. These people that [ __ ] rear ended me. No, not at all. That's [ __ ] I I really highly doubt that. I smoked cigars earlier because I was at an event. Okay. Rodriguez, Greg insisted she had only smoked cigars earlier and consented to a search. However, her attitude quickly shifted as she became defensive, calling her lawyer and refusing to fully Kai with the officer's requests. Be your person to court. Step out of the vehicle. Why am I here? Your vehicle is being served with odor of marijuana. Myself, him, and another officer all smelled. There is no marijuana. Okay, lean against that so you don't get hit. I I'm not leaning against anything. I The officers citing the strong odor and her refusal to cooperate. Warned her multiple times. Back up away from I'm not on you, sir. Back up. I am I am not I'm not on you. I am not in your space, sir. Ma'am, have you had any injury tonight? Oh my god. I have anything to drink tonight? I'm calling my lawyer. This is ridiculous. Okay. When you when you sign Have you had anything to drink tonight? I am calling my lawyer. The uh I smoked cigars earlier and now they're accusing me of smoking marijuana. I had accusing me of drinking. I didn't do anything. I was at a stoplight and got rear ended and now they're treating me like they're treating me like a criminal. I want my I need my stuff out of my car. Do you want to try to do a field soriety test? No, I'm refusing. I don't trust you. I'm talking to right now. Grab her. Grab her. She's under arrest. She's under arrest. I'm not doing I didn't No, he's trying to arrest me. No, they're trying to arrest me. I'm talking to my lawyer. Please. I didn't do anything. Please talk. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Under arrest. Do not resist. I haven't even under arrest. Do not resist. I'm not resisting. Under arrest, sir. After numerous warnings and opportunities to comply, Rodriguez Greg was ultimately arrested for obstruction. Obstruction. Under arrest. Of what? You I got rear ended. Thank you, ma'am. I got rear ended. Can you please give me my phone? I got rear ended. I didn't do anything. Wait. Wait. No. What did I do? Come on, man. Let's go. Let's go. Come on. Let's go. I can refuse. I smell odor now. Oh, you don't smell anything. What do you smell? What do you smell? Are we able to get the purse? And here's her phone. What do you smell? Are you able to disconnect that? Can I have my phone? No, you're not allowed to have the phone in the back seat. What do you smell? No. Get off my purse. Ma'am, stop. Why are you trying to keep We're putting a seat belt on you now, ma'am. I want my lawyer. What did I do wrong? I got rear ended. Why are you harassing me when I got rear ended? I I got rear ended. Why are you asking [Music] In a dramatic turn of events, the Arkansas State Police, in collaboration with multiple agencies, found themselves in a high-speed pursuit of a Ford Mustang. Okay. Employing the pit maneuver, they skillfully brought the chase to an end. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Put your hands up. Put your cigarette down. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around and walk back to me. Walk back to me. Walk back to me. Get on your knees. Get on your knees. Get on your knees. Put your hand behind your head right now. As the suspect exited the vehicle, officers bombarded them with commands to drop their cigarette and comply because clearly the real danger was that lit cigarette. All right, let's get the center light up as soon as we can. What do you think? I haven't ever car. It's almost as if the suspect believed they were auditioning for an action movie rather than facing real life consequences while now on their knees with hands behind their head was questioned about their decision to run from the police. [Music] Down 26 36 going for pit. Good pit. Good pit. Thirstston County deputies were involved in a highstakes pursuit of a truck. The pursuit began with a failed spike strip attempt and quickly escalated as the truck spid through various trails and overpasses reaching speeds of up to 50 mph. But we're at a dead end. I'm going to spike it. Did you get it? No spike. No spike. Heading back toward 25th Avenue right now. Yeah. Number three northbound player can blue the stop sign trail right at Lacy Boulevard here. Olympia as well. Now that we're going to be in their territory 59 over the overpass going for the one that goes over Martin marker 5 and a half on the trail 20 mph with them on 89 paralleling 59 hit one of the cones in the middle of the trail to stop cars from driving. We're eastbound 26. 36 is going for pit. Good pit. Good pit. Eastbound 36. Good pit. [Music] Middle of the trail to stop cars from driving. We're eastbound 26. 386 is going for pit. Good pit. Good pit. Navigating through trails with dog walkers and narrowly avoiding cones, the deputies managed to perform tool pit maneuvers. TVI, he's still going. Reversing [Music] eastbound 59. He's in reverse. Hit a camper. Go. Got him locked in. However, the suspect seemed to have missed the memo about giving up easily. Even after the truck was blocked, the suspect reversed and hit a camper in a lastditch effort to escape. It was like watching a low-budget action movie where the villain just doesn't know when to quit. 59 not listening commands digging in the front. Get out of now. Hands up. Hands are up. Show me your hands. Open the door. Turn the keys. Yeah, I got his hands. I I got his He's trying to start it again. Pull open his door. Pull open his door. 59. He's not going anywhere. He's locked in, but he's trying to start it again. Despite numerous commands to show his hands and exit the vehicle, the suspect stubbornly resisted, leading to a well-deserved tasering and eventual removal from the truck. Clearly, this was not the truck driver's best day. Taser. Taser. Taser. Still refusing commands. Keep those hands. I got both of his hands here. We're good. Get the [ __ ] out of the car. 590. He's out of the car. Let her go. On March 7th, 2024, an Iowa officer on Interstate 90 spotted a blue Honda Civic weaving dangerously between lanes. As the officer approached, he immediately detected a strong odor of alcohol emanating from the vehicle. How you doing? Okay. How much How much do you have to drink tonight? Okay. And I could smell the alcohol coming from the car. And you have a kid in the two kids in the back seat. The driver, later identified as 29-year-old Britney Clamus Jones, had her two young children in the back seat. You almost hit three cars. No, I didn't. Okay. Well, that's what the dash cam will show. Why don't you step out of the car for me? Okay, that's fine. Okay. That's right here for you. Okay. This exit right here. Okay. And there's a Excuse me. Okay. There's a Yeah. That's correct. Cuz I can smell it coming from right here. Okay. But when I smell it as soon as you roll down the window, that's Yeah, that's absolutely how I'm going to approach it. Cuz you almost hit three cars. I almost hit three. Okay. The last one you just almost hit. When asked to step out of the vehicle, Jones became increasingly belligerent, accusing the officers of harassment and refusing to comply. The police officers just unlocked my car door and I got and I got both of them. No, mine. I both mom these officers were harassing me. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't refuse anything. You guys You guys know you could call your grand. But here's the thing. She was drinking and driving and she almost got a car. Okay, she's crying. Get off my wrist. M. This lady is literally grabbing my wrist. This man said that he m and this lady just took my keys without no proposition. No correct proposition. M. Ma look got me up and I swear to God. Mom, I'mma show you. Mom, I'm no m I'm show mom. The situation escalated as she resisted arrest, resulting in a physical altercation where she allegedly assaulted an officer. Mom, they harassed me. Mom, hold on. Mom, they harass. Can I get my mom? Just give me my phone. No. Hold this one. We need help. I'm not getting in there without my mother coming. I'm not I'm sorry. I'm not going without my kids. Them my baby right now. You I'm not playing with y'all. Where's your recording? No, my batteries. Ultimately, Jones was arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including D and child [Music] endangerment. Is this an action movie? Police engaged in a high-speed pursuit of a Toyota Sienna on Cedar Lake Road. [Music] male occupant appear to be a mixed race male with a frog. The chase, which involved a male driver, reached speeds of 80 mph, passing a middle school and continuing past Greener. Multiple attempts to perform a pipit maneuver failed with the suspect driving the wrong way on Highway 169. I tried to stop him for speed. [Music] 66 right into current location. Uh we're going to miss 169 here. We're going uh looks like on the exit wrongway 169. I'm going to try to get him pitted out before he gets on. Not going to happen. and I'm terminating long wrongway 169 southbound uh in the northbound lanes and he's approaching Minnetonka Boulevard. Significant driver side damage. Apparently the driver missed the memo that highways have a correct direction. Showing stolen [Music] northbound and southbound 139. Keep an eye on that. 12 state patrol has him. He's coming right towards your car on the right hand shoulder northwest over Minnetonka whoever [Music] southbound 619. We're off on you. [Music] 19 crash lake in Jordan Avenue. [Music] The pursuit was terminated for safety reasons, but not before the vehicle sustained significant damage and crashed at Sierra Lake and Jordan Avenue. Keep up. Let's get him secured right now. Get it and check on the other people. Crawl out of the car. Get out the car, man. Let's go. Move. Come on. Come on. You can move. You got out of the car. Move. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Okay. Where's it hurt? Where's it hurt, man? My lower back. Your lower back hurts. Does that hurt? What does that hurt? Okay. Please find a police car. I'm freezing. Yeah. I don't want to I don't want to hurt on your butt. Pull you over on your butt. That way we can get you in the car. Okay. Officers swiftly secured the scene, extracting the driver who complained of lower back and leg pain. Maybe he should have considered the discomfort before embarking on this doomed joy ride. So bad. Please like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting videos. We have a caring driver. I can't right there. If you push this out, I'm going to crawl down there. Make contact. Okay, ma'am. You can't see it. It's underneath a tree. We're just about 300 y northbound. with the police department. Are you okay? [Music] No. The chase begins with police officers in hot pursuit of a suspect vehicle employing high-speed maneuvers to catch up. He hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey He hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Heat. Heat. Can you hear me? Hey, put your hands up. Put your hands up. The officers repeatedly call for a pit maneuver, attempting to disable the fleeing vehicle. After successfully bringing the vehicle to a stop, the officers issue urgent commands for the suspect to raise their hands. Tactical coordination is evident as officers request a baiton, gloves, and other necessary tools to safely manage the situation. The Uclid police were engaged in a high-speed pursuit that quickly turned into a dangerous and intense situation. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Heat. Heat. Oh, yeah. Keep this 10 mark 156 156 cars on fires. Unsurprisingly, the suspect's reckless driving ended in a fatal crash. A move that could hardly be called a brilliant escape plan. Seal [Music] matches dedicate time. [Music] The incident caused significant disruption and concern within the local community, leaving residents shaken by the chaos that unfolded. [Music] The tragic end served as a stark reminder of the risks involved in highspeed chases. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] On the evening of February 7th, 2024, a dramatic police chase unfolded involving a stolen U-Haul van in Arkansas. Multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Thomastown Police Department and Arkansas State Police, were called to action as the suspects, armed with firearms and Molotov cocktails, led them on a high-speed pursuit. Go in. L15 now. Oh no. [Music] TDI, do not rest the vehicle. TDI, do not rest the vehicle. confirming a pit. Oh my god, dude. Oh my Oh my dude. Let's go see. DVR. No, not yet. The chase, which began in Locust Grove, Oklahoma, reached speeds over 120 mph and stretched approximately 60 mi before concluding in Springdale, Arkansas. An officer's attempt to execute a pit maneuver at speeds exceeding 100 mph ended in a loss of control, highlighting the extreme dangers of the situation. Yeah, I have the skills started out. [Applause] Hey, don't rush it. Don't rush it. Do not rush the car. Get him out that way. Get the passenger out. I'm good. I'm good, buddy. I'm good. I think we're looking I'm good. You all right? Good. Get the passenger. Hey, shut up. Get out. Get out. I will kill you, mother. Get out. Get out of the car. I get out of the car. Your hands. Keep your hands up. [Music] that way. Watch out. Watch out. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Hey, pull that airbag. He's going out the back. He's going out the back. He's going out the back. [ __ ] This is so ridiculous. The suspects were eventually apprehended facing charges for aggravated assault, criminal conspiracy, and other offenses. Hey, you about to get tamed, dude. On May 26th, 2024, a police chase unfolded following a vehicle crash where a passenger the situation was as chaotic as a reality TV show. A fit of rage sent the car crashing into a street sign in a pole. What's going on? My vehicle. Okay. Um, my son was driving my other son to a farm cuz he had been drinking. I don't know. 35. He's just going to try to get We just had him in the Hey, get out the road. You can talk over here. Street. Come here. Come over here. Yes, sir. I'm [Music] going to get freaking out like this. 445 won't miss the thing. Why you freaking out like this? Huh? Huh? Why you like this? BMW that H3. Hey, [ __ ] Here. Hey, you about to get tased, dude. You understand me? All right. All right. Stop that [ __ ] You hear me? Despite the passenger's wild behavior and threats, the police managed to detain him. Sit down. Is it work? My car. Where's my car? The passenger's mother explaining that her intoxicated son was being driven to a farm by his brother. I guess this kid's been drinking. So, he offered to drive him somewhere cuz I guess he was getting hostile to his family or something. And oh, damn. They hit the sign over there, too. Yeah. Oh, okay. They came from right there. I guess that's what What's he used? Sorry. What's he used besides alcohol? Meth. Well, not recently. Well, he's acting like he's on it right now. But he acts crazy. He's pulling out of here. Boom. Yeah. I'm sure. I'm assuming this is mama's car. Daddy's car. Mama's car. I guess I probably Oh, that's her right there. Yeah, that's mama. Oh, okay. This [ __ ] held up, huh? There ain't no damage. Let's Let's not do any of that. Okay. Okay. What? All that hitting the car. Okay. And what? Hitting the car. Don't hit the car. I ain't hit the car. Okay. Well, I hit the metal bars. Hit the car. Okay. Well, let's don't hit that either. Okay. Well, I didn't touch the glass. Okay. I I don't know if you're following me. Don't touch me. I'm not following you. Don't. Yeah. Well, I'm going to tell you. I'm not following. I'm going to tell you. I'm going to pepper spray you if you hit your pepper spray me. Okay. I'm going to pepper spray you. Yes, sir. I don't care. Okay. I don't care if you don't care. I'm going to tell you to get in the car. Okay. Yeah. I'm in the car. Okay. If you hit my car again, we're going to pepper spray you. That's all. If you hit my car again, we're going to pepper spray you. Put your move your feet. The incident escalated as the aggressive passenger Lane continuously resisted arrest, threatening officers, forcing them to warn him about pepper spray. I told you not to hit the car. You can get air. You can get air. You can sit right there. Sit down. Sit down. No, I need some fresh air. Okay. Well, you're getting fresh air right here. But you're not going any further. Okay. Cool. I asked you not nice I asked you very nicely to not hit the car and I told you what the consequences were. Did I not? Okay. And it's right here on my camera that I asked you nicely. Okay. Y'all got some water? Okay. You got some water? I just want to flush his eyes up. I don't see it. That'll work. All right. Open your eyes. Open your eyes. Lane was eventually charged with resisting an officer, simple battery, and criminal mischief with damages ranging from $200 to $11,000. [Music] In Sheffield, a high-speed police chase unfolded as a driver sped through the city, posing a significant risk to other drivers and [Music] pedestrians. The pursuit, characterized by dangerous driving, saw police units mobilize swiftly to manage the situation. [Music] [Music] going down a foot path. Down a foot path. Asian male, white top, black tracky bottoms, black trainers. [Music] After a tense chase, officers managed to halt the vehicle, leading to the deployment of a police dog. The well-trained canion played a crucial role in subduing the driver, who was then taken into custody without major injuries. The incident highlighted the effectiveness of coordinated police efforts and the role of police dogs in safely resolving dangerous situations. Hit the like button and subscribe for more thrilling chases. [Music] [Music] Just amazing how many drivers never check their rearview mirror while driving. The Oo State Highway Patrol is seen pursuing suspects involved in a high-speed chase. Heat. Heat. [Music] I need three. [Music] 31 [Music] mile about 63. [Music] Bush deploys various tactics including spike strips. to bring the chase to an [Music] end. Repeat right now. Are you updating Miami program where we have compet set up? left radio one down right now. [Music] left unit. Watch [Music] off. Right. [Music] on it. [Music] 24 [Music] lane out the window. Left lane, [Music] left Charlie. 74. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Initially back on the right Oh, [Music] waiting. Do you have anything in hand? [Music] exit 180 a 31 into the wall. 31. Despite the suspect's aggressive behavior, the police successfully immobilized the vehicle and arrest the individuals without further incident. [Music] [Applause] This tense and dramatic footage highlights the dangers law enforcement officers face in apprehending dangerous criminals. [Music] [Applause] Yes. It's just a bad dream. It's just a bad [Music] dream. It's just a bad dream. [Music] This is a dramatic high-speed pursuit on I40 near Carlos. A Dodge Challenger was chased by multiple law enforcement agencies, including the White County Sheriff, Drug Task Force, and Hazen Police. [Music] [Music] [Music] Southore 8 [Music] [Music] [Music] inside. The chase, which involved a coordinated effort, ended with officers executing a tactical vehicle intervention maneuver to stop the fleeing vehicle. Hey, now don't you move. Hand behind your back. Behind your back. Do not move. [Music] [Music] well on the ground. Down. Don't you move. Hands behind your back. Put them behind your back. Don't you move. You understand me? Do not move. Upon apprehending the suspect, authorities discovered drugs in the car, leading to multiple charges. Plan a car. Play a car. Play a car. This incident underscores the dangers and complexities of high-speed pursuits, particularly on busy highways. The coordinated response by the various law enforcement unit. It highlights the importance of teamwork. [Music] In a not so thrilling plot twist, the Waldosa police found themselves in pursuit of a black Hyundai Sonata, a car that decided to audition for a demolition [Music] derby. I'm in pursuit. We're going past the front entrance of Home Depot here. Going through the grass to capital on them. They're looking to go east. Crossed all traffic. Stand by. All right, they're westbound from 124 on capital lane 2. We have some medium traffic. Speeds about 45. The suspects perhaps feeling nostalgic for a Gita mission zigzag through a home depot lot and went the wrong way on Capitol Drive. All while the car shed parts like it was going out of style. Potentially and go back east on Capitol. Back east on Capitol. Occupy by five. Looks like two females, three black males. Hoods up. Right on them. Lane three. Speeds 55. 106. I have a third spot behind me. I will take a four. Open up the stop traffic at 128 with the area of capital. All right, they're eastbound, westbound lanes, light traffic here. They're coming up to 124. They're slowing drastically. Correcting themselves. They are now eastbound. Eastbound 98. All right. need to know west. We're crashing eastbound coming underneath about a block and a half behind them. We're catching up. Speed's about 80. Got a little bit of traffic here. All right, they're coming up now. Lane two slowing drastically. They're going over to the turn lanes. Another black Hyundai Sonata stolen vehicle attempted to steal another in our city. Northbound coming up to Hampton. Lot of smoke coming from the vehicle. Speed's about 80. Light traffic. Use caution. It was using a carjacking in ground air. All right. Lost a tire here at Hampton. 45 mph. All right. They just got pinned in by another truck. Bail. Bail. Bail. The climax. a bumper scraping, tire shredding final that ended with three suspects in custody and two playing hide and seek in the neighborhood. [Music] Okay. 92 and Hampton east and north. East and north. I got We got two hiding in front of this brick building right here. Right across from right by the gas station. Be advised would be [Music] On January 11th, 2023 in West Chico, Illinois, a woman bravely escaped to call 911 after being held captive and beaten over 100 times with a belt. I don't know. Maybe. Wait, is he in the vehicle or is he out of the vehicle? The responding officers quickly located the suspect at a gas station, but he decided to make a high-speed chase to demonstrate his lack of remorse. He's fleeing us going westbound on Roosevelt Road. Westbound Roosevelt Road on right there. You see him vehicle pursuit. We're going downhill. Coming up to Condi. Back passenger tire smoke passing blair southbound speeds down 50. Just completely lost the rear tire. He was going to be sparking here soon. I'm getting hit with debris. The pursuit lasting over 15 minutes saw him driving the wrong way and colliding with two squad cars. Clearly thinking his car could somehow outrun the long arm of the law. [Applause] Northbound Route 59 traffic about to hit a semi. Did not make contact. North 59 passing pomoy. [Applause] Even as his vehicle disintegrated beneath him, losing a tire and riding on the rim, the suspect continued his ill- fated escape. He is on his rim now. Rear passenger tire. Yeah, he just lost everything he had on that tire. He's all rim [Applause] wrecked. And we are westbound. You just jump the curb. Westbound coming up to [Applause] Juliet. South on Joliet. South on Juliet. [Applause] South Angelot passing stimul I got Still southbound on 59. Got much left on that. All right, somebody get on to burn right now. We are getting on eastbound 88. I don't know what channel. I'm on radio. He's starting to spark right now. He just struck a Warville car. Stuck a Warville car. He's going to try and take the shoulder. Watch it. [Music] Chicago just He's indicating he's stopping. He's indicating he's stopping. The chase concluded on Interstate 88 when he finally signaled a stop. The 40-year-old was charged with domestic battery and aggravated fleeing with a $120,000 bail set by a Dupage County judge. Please like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting videos. Police were called to a hotel for a disturbance caused by a woman who appeared to be intoxicated and was suspected of rumaging through other people's cars in the parking lot. She say she stays in the vicinity. That's the gentleman that she was arguing with. If you want to talk to her, I'll talk to him. Hey, how are you? Wonderful. How are you? Good. Great. What's going on? This boy in there is talking [ __ ] He's like anti police. He's anti everything. He's a [ __ ] So, we kind of got into a complex. Okay. How do you know him? I don't know him from [ __ ] I parked on the other side cuz then I saw her lean on top of the blue Mustang. She started looking through it like going through people's stuff and I was like, I don't want to leave my stuff here. What's your name? Laura. Is that your full name? No. What are you talking about? I mean, what do you want? Is that your first name? What do you want? When questioned, the woman was uncooperative, disorganized, and refused to provide information. Not that much. Not that much. Really? Cuz I worked alling day actually. Well, it's not that much. Not that much. Just advise who the register owner is on that. Okay. He's just being a [ __ ] He's a [ __ ] punk. He's a punk. Who? Which one's your car? This kid. Whoever he is. Okay. Which one's your car? I want you to listen to what I'm telling you. I'm walking home. I'm good. Oh, are you? Yes. I live across the street. I don't care whether you live across the street cuz you're not going yet. Cuz if we got a criminal charge, what car is yours? You're currently charging me for a walking. Oh, disorderly intoxication if you want to go burglary. Burglary? What did I steal? I didn't steal anything. I want to No, don't you dare. Don't hold you even there. I didn't steal anything. She then resisted arrest, struggled with officers, and yelled at them. How's that? Yeah, you're a badass, aren't you? Not as bad as you when you go to jail. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Don't you snatch away from me. Get out of here. Now get off my shoulder. I'm a woman. I'm a woman. Get off my shoulder. Stupid hat. A witness confirmed that she had been causing a disturbance and obstructing guests from entering or leaving the hotel. So then he she came outside, then he saw her looking through cars. He saw he thought she looking through cars. And then that's when I called the police. And so at some point she was in there and she was yelling calling them white trash and all stuff like that. Were there other patrons walking around? I had few people trying to in Okay. And were they turning and looking? They were turning and looking and like what's going on? So yeah. Did she argument with you and No, not at all. Just Okay. Sorry you have to deal with this. No, no, no, no. All right, Charles, if you want to come over here real quick. Where did you interact with her? Well, I pulled in into the parking lot. Yes, sir. And then I pulled over there. I parked my car and I saw that she was looking in people's cars. I didn't want her looking in mine. So, I pulled to the front. I went and got the other lady that works here. I was I came back outside to sit by my car. But then she came up to me and she was like, "Can you help me?" And I was I was like, "No." She was like, "F you." And she came over here. She was in front of my car. She wouldn't let me in front of my car. And then I was like, "Can you please get away from my stuff?" And I was like, "I feel threatened right now." I was like, "I can't get I can't get in the car to get away." Should you watch for freedom of movement to get into your car? Yes. And then I was standing on my car trying to get in and she kept acting like she was going to charge at me. So I walked back in there and then she came behind me. She started calling me white trash. F you. Have you been to jail before? No. Here St. John's. No. Oh, okay. Where? Never. Where have you been to jail? Never. You just said I didn't. You did? I know that's what they do. Oh, okay. Well, you watch too much TV. Yeah, you're right. I do. She was subsequently arrested and charged with public disorder and resisting arrest. Cass County Sheriff Jesser has terminated Deputy Sheriff Tyler Gibson after a chase concerning an incident in early May in South Fargo, where Gypson's actions at the scene of a collision raised concerns. [Music] In this case, a nearby deputy briefly pursued a speeding car which had then collided with another vehicle at 18 steep and 37th Dave traffic supervisor supervisor that could respond for [Music] 3569 central. I'm going to be on scene. 104. Central. I'll be on scene as well. Stanford 65. Is he up there with you? Kill your fire if I can hear. Gibson captured on video ordered the occupants out of the car and exhibited conduct deemed inappropriate by Sheriff Jonner. Additional footage showed Gibson driving 119 miles per hour and wrote to the scene from Horus in violation of department policies. 3574 central will be on soon. This incident was part of a pattern of behavior. Despite coaching from Sheriff Joner, Gibson's conduct did not improve, leading to his dismissal for the safety of the community and other officers. 3565. Both occupants attain. Vehicle clear. [Music] I'm behind it. I'm behind it. You are watching a dramatic high-speed pursuit through the streets of Miami. [Music] I'll take the radio south street. [Music] The Florida Highway Patrol engaged in a wild chase. It captured entirely on dash cam footage. between attached to it. radio. The suspect weaves through traffic and makes sharp turns in a desperate attempt to evade capture. She's still going forward. 74. She's trapped inside the car. Hey, right before the exit to 25 street fire. Heat. Heat. She's in the water. By the skill and determination, the Florida Highway Patrol apprehend the suspect and ensured public safety. A Florida man faces multiple charges after leading a Florida Highway Patrol trooper on a high-speed chase on an expressway near Tampa. Station traffic International Airport. Yeah, we're staying on 275 mph. ow times two. taking exit 22 Bravo 1. When the man finally stopped, police discovered drugs and two passengers, including a 5-year-old child, in the vehicle. The presence of the young child and illegal substances in the vehicle has exacerbated the severity of the charges, highlighting the dangerous and reckless behavior exhibited during the pursuit. Ma'am, the police chase began with a drunk lady, beer in hand, refusing to pull over for a trooper. I'm going to start one [Music] again. Justice. All right, she's about 1,000 miles there. What started as a routine stop quickly escalated into a high-speed pursuit with the lady accelerating to over 100 mph and making erratic turns. Chef, what we got? Hey 65. I'm monitoring. At one point, she even drove into a cornfield before miraculously re-entering the roadway. Can you make it off the [Music] road? Westbound. Westbound. We're westbound 22. Despite numerous attempts to stop her, including a rolling roadblock and multiple units trying to box her in, she continued her wild ride, all while casually sipping on her beer. Amazing. Anthony westbound again. She took off. North on Fool Street. The pursuit saw speeds fluctuating between 30 and 65 mph with the lady brazantly evading capture through various streets. She lives on this [Music] road northbound. North on Maine. Put your hands up. Ma'am. That's just south of the school. She is currently drinking a beer. Okay, on beer. Finally cornered and forced to stop, she raised her hands in the air only to take off again, showing a level of determination that would have been commendable if it wasn't entirely reckless. Get out of the car. Hit the like button and subscribe for more thrilling chases. [Music] A police dash cam footage captures the intense moments of a gripping high-speed pursuit through the streets of Nunan. I'm trying to get it stop and it's not stopping. We're on Jefferson extension at [Music] short. Vehicle is southbound. Northbound crushing southbound in the northbound lane. Southbound and the northbound lanes. Passing Cal Parkway at this time. Still southbound and northbound lanes. This [Music] one left in the east lane. And when we get to Greing Trail, we can just shut down traffic to get there and turn it down now. Clear. I'll gas them. We have any idea where the car is at home? Cut it off. Let's cut it off. She's driving too dangerous. Just cut it off. Let everybody the area. See if I see where she puts it. Coming towards the roundabout. around. Let's get this truck out. We don't need to get anybody coming at you, buddy. We got up here. Get a truck out of the way. All right, a marked unit. Our units still go first. The chase, which passes through residential areas, raises concerns for the safety of pedestrians and other drivers. All right, we don't need some of these guarding cars in this, y'all. Set up perimeters. I'll try to get eastbound. Westbound lane. Eastbound lane. [Music] Come on. Come on. 1050. We're not [Music] coming to Jefferson. We got a W. Ladies and [Applause] gentlemen, calm down. Calm down. Calm down. [Applause] Ultimately, the pursuit comes to a resolution with the suspect's vehicle being stopped and the individual taken into custody. Can you guys just one medic? [Music] Please like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting videos. We need somebody to go back up there and get all his information so I can do the report. All right. A car chase in New Jersey that spanned three highways. Multiple police units from different jurisdictions coordinate their efforts, deploying spike strips and performing precision immobilization techniques to bring the chase to an end. headquarters. What is going on? [Music] that turn off that turn on the lead. 16 southbound turn 70 traffic. around. Good. Good. 96 normal 1700 continuing driving your car. [Music] [Music] fire. I want [Music] you all [Music] right now. Just slow back a little bit. All right. 96 here. Stay [Music] alert. We're going to downtown Hamilton. Right shoulder. [Music] No shoulder car. The suspect's vehicle is eventually stopped and officers swiftly apprehend the suspect without any major injuries reported. The footage provides a gripping view of the challenges law enforcement officers face during high-speed pursuits. A Dodge Charger led state police on a high-speed chase, hitting speeds over 160 mph. You should have been your 27. When you're able to, can you just verify around you? 27, where you at? I hear vehicle acceleration. the highway station right now. See like blue light. The pursuit came to an abrupt halt thanks to a well-placed spike strip, deflating any hopes the driver had of a clean getaway. I'll spike him. I'll spike him. As the vehicle stopped, the driver and a passenger were ordered to show their hands and lie on the ground with the driver nervously trying to distance the passenger from any wrongdoing. He even requested his phone be given to her, perhaps to call for a good lawyer. The driver visibly shaken at mentioning a recent family loss, seemed to forget that speeding recklessly was hardly a safe way to honor his loved ones. [Music] We're stopped. We're stopped. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Put your hands up now. Put your hands up. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Anybody who else in the vehicle, get on the ground. Quit moving. Keep moving. Show me your hands. Patrick. Hey, I'm sorry. Get on the ground. Don't move. I don't care. Don't move. Don't move. Yes, sir. Ain't nothing in the car. Well, put your hands out to the side now. Put your hands out to the side. Anybody else in the vehicle? My girl, bro. She She ain't got nothing to do with me. You're going to do exactly what I say when I say it. Okay. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I'm too scared cuz my brother I don't care. Put your head down now. I don't care. I got to pull over. Hope 10:15. Put your cigarette out. Put your cigarette out. Put your cigarette out. Go ahead. Go in front of me. I got my front passenger side. She ain't got nothing to do with it. Sir, can you give her my bottom, bro? My bad. Get you into that. All right. All right. Would you just wait two boys? Can I give a hug? Can I give a hug? Hey, one of you transport back to 2008 Dodge Charger. [Music] Need to double check and verify things behind you. Hey, Los Angeles, California on April 6th, 2024 at around 4:58 a.m. West Valley Division Patrol officers were westbound on the 18500 block of Sherman Way. Approaching Sherman Way and Rosita Boulevard, they noticed a gray 2019 Lamborghini Huracan at a red light with the driver blissfully asleep. How's it going, man? Good. Good. You have a driver's license on you and your registration for your vehicle? Do you know why I pulled you over? Huh? that the one you were asleep at the light. Uh I I was right next to you. I put my spotlight on you, man. You were asleep at the light. You're visiting out here? Okay, cool. And do you have registration for the vehicle? Is the vehicle yours, sir? It's a what? A rental. Oh, okay. Perfect. Where you headed to? Where's home? Where's home? All right. type. Hey sir, what's up? Can you do a favor? Can you step out a car for me? What's more, I just need to verify your license, man. That's it. Huh? I need to verify it. I need you to step out of the car for me. Okay. I understand that. I need you to step out of the car for me. Sir, I understand that. I need you to step out of the car for me. I'll explain in a second. I need you to step out of the car for me. Okay. Supervisor, you want to get away? Respond. I need you to come out of the vehicle. Okay. I understand that. I need you to come out of the vehicle right now. Look, we're we're going to go back and forth this time. I have a bunch of units respond. It's a regular traffic stop. Definitely traffic stop, right? This was a regular traffic stop and it turned into something else. What is it? Another patrol unit joined to assist. The driver, 51-year-old Elliot Dugan, had multiple felony warrants and the Lamborghini was reported stolen. Dugan, not keen on a polite chat, spit it off. Okay. Well, we need to double check and verify things behind you out of the vehicle. Triminal 1083 requesting a unit one pursuit vehicle crashc. STC way. Seconds later, he lost control, crashing into the median and trees, splitting the Lamborghini in two. 10847, let me have the frequency. Vehicle is TCD. Uh, major TC damage. Let me get an RA starting to roll. I need uh traffic shut down for westbound traffic on Sherman Way. I can't tell, dude. Oh, wait. I can't tell. But this is the other half of the car. 47. Hey, did you guys see anyone run? Did you see anyone run? I didn't see nobody. All right, cool. Hey, we heard everything. Just hang out on the sidewalk for me. Roger. We'll make it and Oh. Dugan was ejected and found deceased a few hundred feet away. De Bruis from the collision damaged several parked vehicles. [Music] In a New Year's display of less than stellar decision-making, a visibly intoxicated driver in downtown Atlanta caught the attention of the Georgia State Patrol by performing burnouts at a traffic light. Holding all So last week, these two didn't fly on at all. Because nothing says responsible adult like a burnout in front of a police cruiser. The suspect's brief moment of vehicular bravado quickly spiraled into a pursuit, culminating in a trooper skillfully deploying a taser to bring the chase to an abrupt end. [Music] [Music] [Music] 5657 Get out. Get down. [Music] Yeah. over. Put your hands behind your back. Put your other hand behind your back. Get that over. [Music] I got I got it. I [Music] got you. Right. Despite his pleas to call his brother and retrieve his phone, the suspect couldn't quite grasp why his jawide had to end so rudely. He vehemently denied running away on purpose, as if sprinting down the street was just his way of getting some fresh air. You okay? You all right, man? K. Hey, my phone. Oh, I got to use my thing. You already used it on this one. This one. That one. Uh, the ones in the back. You already hit me with it. Yeah. You hit me with it. You already hit me with it. Oh, I got to pull him out. That work. This thing was that. Show me your hands. Hands up. Put your hands up. Get on the ground. Drop the gun. Drop it. Hands up. Get down. Get on the ground. A 14-year-old armed robbery suspect led officers on a wild high-speed pursuit. The suspect recklessly driving through residential areas, causing multiple collisions, commonly referred to as 1050s, including hitting a stop sign and plowing through yards. Although his hazard lights, the suspect showed no signs of slowing down. Region speeds up to 69 mph. Right on. It's going right. 1050 Oakley. 1050. 1050. The pursuit spanned various locations including Oakley Terrace, Corinth Road, and Commerce Boulevard. The suspect maneuvered through a trailer park and residential streets, endangering the lives of both pedestrians and other drivers. But the police remained in close pursuit. Someone stay at the entrance. 1050. 1050 at the end of the street. It's going through a yard. Going through a yard. Coming back out. 46. Move out. We're almost back to the entrance. The chase finally came to an end when the suspect drove off-road into a trailer park on the Clayton side. Show your hands. Hands up. Put your hands up. Get on the ground. Drop the gun. Drop it. Hands up. Get down. Get on the ground. Officers swiftly moved in, instructing the suspect to get on the ground before handcuffing him. Dramatic police chases have shown the courage and determination of the police force. Through each frame from the police dash cam, the truth is always clearly revealed. Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe to not miss the next exciting police chase criminals.