Get off. In Cincinnati, Ohio, officer Howard Harris and his partner were called to a suspected burglary. >> Stay down. >> Stay down. >> Stay down. >> Stay down. >> Done. I'm out. Huh? >> Hold on a second. Harris gave multiple commands, but Charlando Peoples continued to advance, prompting the team to use the taser multiple times. >> The suspect continued to fight back, swinging the metal pipe, injuring officer Harris. Put your hands behind your back, sir. Ready. Two more units. Yes, sir. >> Hold on, Dre. >> Hold on. >> Other officers intervened, eventually subduing and handcuffing the suspect. Officer Harris was taken to the hospital for treatment of his injuries. >> Hit subscribe and dive into the next intense moment. >> He got me good, dog. >> He got me in the face. >> You all right? >> Oh, I'm bleeding. You >> all right? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> He swung back and got me. >> All right. >> Well, it didn't take effect. All right. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're getting paid. In Grand Rapids, Michigan, officers spent about 30 minutes trying to get close, identify the owner, and try to restrain the dog. >> I can This girl was poking through the window. I can tell them to grab some cover. Worst case scenario, can you clear me? No number needed. But the dog suddenly lunged, then continued running straight toward an officer standing in the street. Faced with the threat of attack at close range, the officer was forced to open fire. Don't worry, the dog survived. >> Yep, I got back. >> Yeah. 1791. In Manona, Wisconsin, a suspect driving an unmarked vehicle fled, resulting in the suspect's vehicle colliding with Officer Hoffman. He then fled on foot and was promptly apprehended by K9 Jacko. >> Here, Jacko. Here, here. Here. Here. Here. Here. Jo here. Jo here. Jo here. You still see him, Eugene? Jo here. Taco here. Watch out Eugene. >> In Los Angeles, California. Driver Richard Mendoza suddenly opened fire immediately after officers approached. >> How you doing? >> Good. >> Good. Haven't seen you in a while. Still on probation. >> 911 months, ma'am. >> What? >> Nine months. Just discharged. >> You just discharged? >> Oh, nine more months. >> Oh, nine more months. >> Okay. I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. >> Okay. >> You don't have anything on you, right? >> Oh, no. >> Help. Shots fired. Help. Shots fired. Mobile South. >> Are you okay? >> In my left leg. >> Okay. You're going to be okay. >> Oh my god. >> I got you. I got you. >> 1984. >> 19x84. I need an ambulance for myself. Huh? Turn off the car. >> How you doing? >> Pretty good. >> Good. Haven't seen you in a while. Still on probation. >> Nine more months, man. >> What? >> Nine more months. I discharged. >> You just discharged? >> Oh, nine more months. >> Oh, nine more months. >> Okay. I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. >> Okay. >> You don't have anything on you, right? The officers returned fire, but one officer was still injured and Mendoza was later found dead. [screaming] >> Officer needs help. Shots fired. Help. Shots fired. South. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. In Fort Collins, Colorado, officer Phil Morris spotted Jeremy Holmes walking toward him with a knife. >> Drop the knife. When I got on point, he's a knife. Drop the knife. Do it [screaming] now. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop it on the ground. Drop the knife now. >> Jeremy, drop the knife. Drop it. Jeremy, drop the knife. Jeremy, please drop the knife. Listen, man. Drop the knife. I do not want to hurt you. Drop the knife. Please do it now. Drop the knife. Jeremy, listen to me. Listen, mate. You don't want to do this, man. Drop the knife. Do it now. >> Drop it. Drop the knife, man. Drop the knife, man. >> I want you to >> drop the knife. Jeremy, there are tons of options. You drop the knife. Drop the knife. Do it now. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife, man. Do it now. Drop the knife. >> Jeremy, listen to me, man. >> Listen. You drop the knife. Do it now. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife, Jeremy. >> Drop it. Drop the knife. >> Please drop the weapon. >> Drop the knife. >> Do it now. Drop the knife. >> I'm going to try a taser. >> Drop the knife, man. >> 329 print me. CSU has one at gunpoint. Prospect about 500 east. >> The threat call escalated quickly and two officers opened fire. The incident ended with the suspect dead at the scene. >> Police drop the weapon. >> Do it now. Drop the knife. >> Okay, good boy. >> Bravo 329. Shots fired. I'm coming around. >> Drop the knife, man. >> 329, we are at prospecting Whitum. Blue shot away. Officers are okay. Okay. Oh my god. >> Stand up >> right there. >> An Alabama police officer has been suspended after a viral video showing her using a taser on a handcuffed man sparked outrage. >> I don't got I ain't doing bro. I got gun right there. I'm not doing nothing. >> Oh yeah. I'm saying what you saying. Oh, [ __ ] I'm Oh my god. Okay. Okay. Okay. Down. Oh my [ __ ] Oh my god. Oh my god. >> You want it again? >> No. >> Shut the You was big and bad. Shut your Today was a bad day for this thief as he was stopped by the kind people of London. in Portland, Oregon. Many people opposed arming campus police after this incident. >> He pulled the gun on us. >> He pulled the gun. >> Jason Washington, a former Navy veteran, intervened [music] in a fight when his personal firearm fell from its holster. Seeing Washington bend down to pick up the gun, two officers fired their weapons. Get back. He's got a gun. Stop. >> [ __ ] >> Get out of here. Get out of here, sir. Get out of here. >> Sir, get out of here. >> Move away. >> Tragically, Washington did not survive. >> Officer >> and Broadway Southwest College. Listen, man. Sit up. Sit down. Get low. >> Sit down. Please sit down. >> Grab my phone, bro. >> Grab my phone, bro. >> Hey, stop. >> Back up. >> Do not move. >> Officer. Officer. Officer. Officer. Officer. Officer. >> Yeah. >> Officer. Officer. You need to get up. Hey. >> Sit down, sir. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> You guys back up. All you guys back up. >> In San Jose, California, officers Adam Hudson and Timothy Fay approached Thompson Gwyn and repeatedly ordered him to drop his weapon nearly 30 times. >> I think he's got it. >> Here, put two of them. Put them on the passenger side. So, put them I'll put one on the front. >> Hey. Hey, [screaming] San Jose. Police. Drop it. Drop the axe. Drop it. >> Yellow tenny's got an axe. Code 33. Do >> you >> drop it? >> Drop the axe now. Got the accident and he's refusing to drop it. >> There's one on the back side. >> Drop it. >> Yeah. Get me some more units over here. >> You clear? >> Yeah. Hey, get on the ground. >> Yellow. You clear? Yellow four. >> Get on the ground. >> Yellow. I need uh I need somebody to go. Nwin was armed with an axe, a metal bat, [music] and other weapons when he entered the metaf energy center. The officers opened fire when Gwyn rushed toward them. >> Hey, we don't want to shoot. >> Drop the weapon. >> Drop the weapon. >> Put it down. >> Back up. See if we can back up. Put it down. >> We Okay. >> Put it down. >> Put down. >> No, we don't want to do anything. Put it down. No, listen. Let me talk. Hey, put >> stop me. >> Stop it. >> Hey, we just want to talk to you's death. >> Subscribe now. Every video is a heart dis. >> We just want to talk to you. >> Drop the >> drop the weapons. >> You did. >> Drop the weapons. department. Drop the weapon. >> Drop the weapon. >> Shoot me. >> Back up. Let me talk. Hey. >> Hey. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. [screaming] >> Stop. >> San Jose. Drop the weapon. Drop the weapon. to take that as weapon. >> Put it Put it down. >> Drop the weapon. >> Hey, stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Drop it. >> Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. [screaming] Drop it. >> Shot fired. Shots fired. In Arkansas, police were called to pursue a reckless driver in a 2019 Honda Pilot stolen from Little Rock and with a broken rear window. 187 X-ray to 242. CN city. >> When the vehicle sped past trucks and refused to stop, officers decided to initiate TVI to prevent the driver from further endangering pedestrians. show. >> I got one unit with me. Everybody here TBI. >> We got the interstate shut down. >> The vehicle was stopped in the woods along the road, but the driver, Charles Jones, fled. He was later apprehended in a nearby barn. Jones was identified as the carjacking suspect and charged with vehicle fleeing, fleeing on foot, and burglary. >> In Arkansas, during a pursuit by Arkansas State Police, a suspect vehicle traveling at high speed ignored a stop sign and drove through an intersection, colliding with another vehicle before losing control and sliding into a ditch. about 230 north or southbound 230 one direction. I'm getting on the 97 y breaking out. Not worth on your face. >> Get on the ground, [ __ ] Get on the ground. You must get shot. Get down. When the vehicle came to a stop, the suspect tried to hold on to his pants and resisted commands, forcing police to draw their weapons and issue repeated commands to ensure safety. After being subdued, the suspect was removed from the ditch and handcuffed right there. Step back. In Arkansas on I40, North Little Rock police pursued a Chrysler 300 with stolen license plates at high speed on the freeway. out between the rock and 37 and 37. 120 traffic medium number two cross for 300. Eventually, assisting officers performed TVI, causing the vehicle to lose control and stop. The suspect drove through a roadside fence, but was quickly apprehended by police in the bushes. The passenger surrendered in the vehicle. >> Successful TVI hit the wall. >> TVI 1039. Hit the wall. >> Foot bail. One black male. wearing all black. >> Free guns were recovered and the vehicle was linked to a previous homicide and all evidence and suspects were turned over to the North Little Rock Police Department. In Arkansas, officers pursued a vehicle driven by Davy after it ran a red light. Can't wait to see you guys and then hop in once the car gets right around 10:37. >> Trooper Loftess intervened with TVI causing her to stop and be arrested. TV. >> Put your hands [screaming] up. Put your hands up. Hands up. Open the door. Hands up. Open the door. Door. Push it. Push it. Open it. third final with stage carriage before baseline. Put our troop at 1064. Resume normal traffic at 816. One suspect 1015. In North Little Rock, Arkansas, a black Lexus was pursued on I40 West and I 440 North. Charles 54 driving [music] away street. House speeds are about 35 eastbound 46 Jimmy speeds down 17 right my wife 28 29 I believe now >> we're going to reserve too. This where 3 seconds left. As the vehicle turned onto Wooden Road at approximately 100 mph, Sergeant Steven Briggs initiated TVI, forcing the vehicle to stop near Wooden Road. All right. >> Hands out the corner. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Hands out. [screaming] Hands out. Hands out. They're turning inside almost Valentine. >> Hey, just I just want to hold on. Cover hands. >> All right, get hands. Hey, just keep on doing good. >> Driver Scott Garrett and passenger Amanda Wilson were subdued. Wilson stated that Garrett threw drugs out of the vehicle. Trooper Briggs and TFC Shane Caes found a bag of suspected drugs at the scene and turned it over to NLRPD for processing. In Little Rock, Arkansas, a vehicle failed to maintain lane control, intentionally failed to stop when commanded, and accelerated. Adam 58 630 West Arkansas tags Adam Frank Adam 89 I repeating a FA 89 I will be on a black Lincoln town caring CN is received. >> 15. We're still rolling past the six. Tell me the wrong >> 15 to 14. I think it's 1025. >> Taking the 6. He's not flipping. Taking six speed. As the vehicle turned onto Clover Hill Road, an officer performed a TVI, stopped the vehicle, and arrested the driver, Carlos [music] Morgan. >> Yeah. What you 1037 towed. You smell >> was his wallet in this car when he fled. >> And then it's getting towed. >> After testing, Morgan had a blood alcohol level of 0.06 and then alcohol in his vehicle. He was taken to the Palaski County Detention Center and charged with multiple charges, including fleeing, driving recklessly, driving without insurance, driving on a revoked license, and having alcohol in a vehicle. >> In Union County, Arkansas, a gray Kia SUV violated a stop sign. at 313. >> It's going to be on Highway 7 at 335. It's going to be a silver Kia SUV. It's going to be Arkansas Adam Edward Robert 82 x-ray a e r. How's it going? I'm Trooper Holmes, Arkansas State Police. Reason why I pulled you over when you came off North Avenue, you went right through that that stop sign. You didn't stop. Not one bit, bud. You have your license, registration, proof of insurance. You don't have it. Uh, bud. Are you out of Arkansas? Louisiana? >> Arkansas. All right. So, your name isn't coming back. Okay. All right. So, what's your real name? >> That's my name. >> That's your name? Yes, sir. >> All right. What's your social? All right. I'll be right back. Upon approaching, the driver, Travis Smith, fled, leading to a high-speed pursuit across the highway through oncoming lanes and grass. Okay. Where did you go? The pursuit ended when officers performed TVI and brought the [music] vehicle to a stop. The driver was detained and searched and the small bag containing marijuana was found. He was identified as Travis Lee Hall and charged with multiple offenses including fleeing, obstructing governmental authority, failure to obey a stop sign, speeding, and possession of a controlled substance. Rusk County, Texas, September 14th, 2022. Deputy Shane Iverson stopped 29-year-old Timothy Randall after he ran a stop sign. >> 517 County traffic. >> Go ahead. Yeah, I'm just going to be off of uh 64 West. >> Good evening. >> How you doing, sir? >> Good. I'm Sergeant Iverson from the Rust County Sheriff's Office. >> Yes, sir. >> The reason I pulled you over, you blew that stop sign back there. >> No, I didn't. I came to a complete stop with that stop sign. >> All right. >> I mean, I I I did. I I came to a stop. No, you didn't. So, step out of this. >> Okay. Okay. I'm just wondering. >> Turn around. Put your hands right there real quick. You got anything? >> When asked to exit the vehicle, Randall complied, but things quickly spiraled out of control. >> Behind your back. I >> I don't have anything on me, officer. >> Behind your back. >> Officer, I don't have anything on you. >> Behind your back, >> officer. Why are you Why? Can you just tell me, officer? Please, can you tell me what I'm under arrest for? Please. Please. >> Get out. >> While being handcuffed, he struggled and a struggle erupted. A gunshot rang out, ending his life in just a few steps. 517 County. >> [sighs and panting] [gasps] >> 517. I'm on 4125 and 32 are headed that way. >> A moment of loss of control can cost lives. In Omaha, Nebraska, police stopped a Dodge Charger on suspicion of intoxication because the driver stopped and slowed down unusually. >> Put your hands up now. Hands up. Open the door. Open the door now. >> Hands up door. Hands. Stop breathing. Stop breathing right now. Hands up. Sorry. Go. >> All three occupants raised their hands as ordered except Kenneth Jones, who was in the back seat, who refused to comply and repeatedly reached for his belt. >> Open the door. Open the [ __ ] Open the door. Open the door. >> Open the door now. >> Unlock it now. >> Hands up. >> He's digging. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Hands. >> Stop reaching. >> Stop reaching right now. Hands up. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Why is he not listening? Open the door. >> Officer Martier forcibly opened the window and removed Jones. During the struggle, officer Falner felt a gun on the suspect and the two officers fired. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Get your hands where I can see them. >> Got a gun. Good. Good. Good. Reach. Hands. Hands. Hands. Let me see your hands. Hands. Let me see your hands. Hands. >> Hands. >> Hands up. >> Baker 67. Shots fired. 27 in Harrison. 27 Harrison. Shots fired. versus the squad. One male hit. Hands. Let me see your hands. >> Hands. >> Show your hips. >> Stay in the car. >> Stay in the car. >> Show me your hands. >> Hands. Hands. Show us your hands. >> Show us your hands. >> You need to expedite two or three cars and a target. >> Hands. Show us your hands. >> Command. You clear. >> Show us your hands, man. 67 west to cross. >> Hands me a squad all. >> Stay in the car. >> Show us your hands. >> Richie had a gun, dude. >> Show me your hands. >> I need your Harrison Harrison. Shots fired. God, >> gun. >> Jones was later treated and taken to a medical facility. UAV shot fired. Shot fired. >> Roswell, New Mexico. A Roswell officer spotted a stolen car at a motel. The man, Shane Romero, 30, claimed it was his, then suddenly took off running. >> Hey man, step over here real quick. Hey, hold on. Hey, you're not here for pursuit. You shot fire. Shot fired. >> The brief chase ended when Romero opened fire on the officer. The officer returned fire. >> Let me see your hand. >> He's got a gun. >> Drop the gun. >> Put the gun down. Do it now. Put the gun down. Put it down. Put the gun away. >> Do not see where I'm burning him. Drop the gun. >> He fired it. >> He fired it. Right now the head. >> But the most surprising twist was that when ordered to drop his weapon, Romero ended his life in shock. >> Kill the ground. I got you. I got you. Go. >> He had a gun. >> My brother not have a [ __ ] gun, [ __ ] >> Stand the [ __ ] Don't you [ __ ] move. >> I'm not resisting, [ __ ] >> I don't [ __ ] [ __ ] put you, [ __ ] >> Hey, check me real quick. Check me, bro. You shoot that 28. >> Okay, just calm down. Get that guy. Go help. Sparks, Nevada. Ronald Zendus, 36, checked into a Motel 6, caused a commotion at the front desk, returned with a chainsaw, cut through a door, and threatened the panicked employees. Stop. >> Stay there. [screaming] Stop it. >> Sparks 91. He's taking off on us. When police arrived, Zenaus ignored all commands, fled in his car, crashed into a sign, hit a wall, and continued to speed away as he was pursued. >> Stop. Stop. >> He's not going anywhere. >> Bar 391. Shots fired. >> Police, let me see your hands. Don't [ __ ] drive, man. Stop the car. Stop the [ __ ] car. Stop the [ __ ] car. >> She's reversing shots. Fire. >> Mr. S. Let me see your hands. He's got the gas on the foot on the gas. >> The chase ended only after a hail of police bullets. >> He's got his foot on the gas. Be careful. >> Is he moving? >> I don't know. I can't tell. First police. First police. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. He's down. Back off. Back off. Back off. >> Zena has died at the scene. When madness goes too far, there is no turning back. >> CPR start down. Rine, Wisconsin. Driver DeAndre McCullum failed to stop after being spotted with tinted windows. McCullum crashed and fled after driving at 65 mph with Deputy Edward Druits in pursuit. I'm a group. [screaming] >> All right. I don't understand. He just talking to me. I quit. Tell him to get off of me, man. My leg, bro. [screaming] >> I don't understand, bro. My land. >> He won't stop. [screaming] >> He won't stop. >> Stop it. >> Your stomach. [screaming] Get the back. >> [screaming] >> Get out of your stomach. >> What's the address here, sir? >> Shut the [ __ ] out of your stomach. >> He was taken down by a police dog and a taser. A bad decision can turn any escape route into a dead end. >> Oh, on your stomach. On your stomach. On your stomach. On your stomach. >> On your goddamn stomach. On your goddamn stomach. Heat. Heat. Heat. away. >> Quantress Smith, a former Denver Broncos defensive end, was quickly arrested after an armed robbery of iPhone at a store. Arkansas. The chase began when troopers spotted a young man riding a motorcycle with a weapon. H2 for Smith 37 with a grom on my loading. I'm going back into the uh the movie theater coming across the mall parking lot. It's going to go over back to Walgreens. That's a dark skin male. Maybe Asian male was wearing shorts. Backwards long black white black white black shirt black shorts. >> Okay, it's a red red and white. Red and white. >> Still in the mall parking lot. Oh, police. Nope. He made it across. Uh, we're still >> He tried to lose the pursuit through several areas of the city. >> Parking lot. Get on [screaming] the ground. Get on the ground. Son of a [ __ ] >> It all ended quickly with a pit call from the officer. Despite his struggles, he couldn't escape. Hey guys, >> quit acting like a vict. >> Get your ass in there. >> Let's go first. I don't care. >> I got his or get out of the road. >> Yeah, I'll just get out of the road. Hey, I'm going pull into there for now. Or right here somewhere. Oh, he's he's back here. Hang on. All right. Come out here before. Listen me. All right. You seem like a nice kid. Okay. However, I'm going to whoop your ass if you do anything. You understand? Yes, sir. >> Okay. Come on out. >> Atlanta, Georgia. A stolen Ford Mustang was spotted on Virginia Avenue in Hateville. When the police sounded their sirens, the driver sped off, leading to a thrilling chase through several city streets. Harrison is going to go 301. traffic through Minnesota. As the Mustang reached CW Grant Parkway, a wellplaced pit sent it spinning in the middle of the road in front of the runway. Now the airport inter The driver continued to accelerate, but a second pit from TFC George ended the pursuit. The driver was arrested. >> I got you, Tom. I got you. Hey, back your car. Back your car. Back your car. They got you. Hey. Hey. Simon here. Get out of the car. We don't give a [ __ ] about your damn phone. >> Yeah, I'm sure. Hey, got about 17 >> for what? >> Corporation of investigation. Get off me. >> Put your feet in. Getting sprayed. >> I mean, look at us. >> A 15year-old girl in Hagerstown, Maryland, after being suspected of causing a bicycle accident, refused to cooperate with police and refused to provide any personal information. >> Don't [ __ ] touch. >> Listen. >> Hey, listen. Make it worse. >> Call our [ __ ] parents. >> Yeah, we are calling your parents. You're being detained now for cooperation. for cooperation of investigation. Get >> off of me. >> Oh, stop. >> You're going to get hurt. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Get the off of me. >> Seriously, >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Stop. Stop. For no reason. I'm trying to help you. >> Then turn then turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're being >> You're being disane right now. >> Get that hard ass [ __ ] off. Stop, y'all. Get that [ __ ] off of me. >> Get off. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. [screaming] Stop. [ __ ] >> stop. Stop. >> Stop going down. Stop going down. >> Stop. >> Stop. Okay. [screaming] >> What's your What's your mom? >> Take a seat. >> Okay. Logan, >> stop. >> When she refused to undergo a medical examination and resisted, officers used pepper spray to subdue her and put her in a patrol car. >> You got her. Get out. [screaming] >> Stop. >> I can't. I can't. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> I want >> Calm down. >> I want >> Calm down. Put your feet in. >> What is it? >> Let me talk to >> ma'am. You put your feet in or you're getting sprayed. >> Put your feet in. You're getting sprayed. >> Put your feet in. >> You're going to get sprayed. >> Put your feet in. You put your feet in. >> There you go. >> While police insisted they were following proper investigative procedures, the victim's family protested, saying the girl was being overtreated. Do you agree with the police's handling of the incident? Woodward, Oklahoma. Patrolman Austin Ellis signaled Art Toro Ramirez to stop because he noticed that Ramirez was not wearing a seat belt. 18 behind one. Nothing stopping. Ramirez not only did not stop but also drove into a hotel parking lot. >> Hey, get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Huh? >> You didn't have your seatelt on. You didn't signal. >> No. Not. >> It is not clear what he was thinking when he opened fire and confronted the officer. Fine. >> You got what? >> Put it in park and get out of the car. Get out of the car. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Don't be reaching down there. Just get out of the car. Ramirez was wounded but still drove away under the officer's gunfire. I'm on the 270 and northwest side out of town. It's going to be a green uh Cadillac. Copy traffic center fired gunshots at the vehicle and the vehicle is shot back at them. We have no confirmation of this at this time. >> Ramirez barricaded himself in a strange house and was arrested when backup arrived. It is surprising that a seat belt violation turned into a life and death shootout. >> Away from me. >> No, I think you don't touch me. Don't touch me. Touch you right. No. >> Do you want to go to jail tonight or not? >> I'm not going to go to jail. >> A routine encounter between law enforcement and a heavily intoxicated man turned into a test of patience for one police officer. The man, stumbling and slurring his words, was initially given a warning and told to leave the area. >> Oh, and um >> That's okay. That's all right. Don't Don't put your hands out. >> Actually, you're the one address me. >> What is the address here? >> You don't need to yell. >> No, you need to tell me what the address here. >> Okay. >> Tell me what the >> address is right here. 525 West. >> It's 5.15. >> 525 West. >> 525. Who do you think you are? >> Just tell me that. >> Uh, my name is Sergeant Canberg. >> Sergeant Sergeant? >> Yes. >> Sergeant what? >> Canber. >> Yes, sir. Camber. >> Close. Canberg. >> Can >> Watch this. Watch this. Kelly over here. >> Just watch. >> Sir, could you step away from me, please? >> I probably won't. >> Okay. Could you step away from me, please? I'm asking very nicely. >> Your reach is far enough to me. >> Okay. Could you step away from me, please? >> No. I think you're far away. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. You're about ready to be arrested. >> Step away from me. Please. >> Kelly, >> step away from me. >> Just watch him. >> All right. >> Watch him. I dare you to touch me. >> I dare you to [ __ ] be arrested. I dare you to touch me. Touch me from me. Please >> touch me. >> I dare you toing touch me. I dare you to touch me. Touch me. >> Step away from me. Please. >> No. No. I will stand right here on the sidewalk. Public sidewalk. And I dare you to goddamn touch me. Iare you, dude. Cut you right now. >> Do you want to go to jail tonight or not? >> I'm not going to go to jail. Despite the officer's repeated attempts to deescalate the situation, the drunk man refused to comply, lingering and becoming increasingly argumentative. >> I'm hindering and delaying. No, I don't shake hands with you. What does that mean? >> I'm not shaking hands with you. >> What did you just say? >> I'm going to ask I'm hindering and an investigation. >> No. >> Are you serious? >> I'm dealing with this gentleman here. I'm going to ask you to step away. >> Thank you. >> You know what? You are not a law enforcement. >> You are not an a law enforcement officer. Do you understand? away from me. >> You understand that you are not away from me? >> No. Don't touch me. Do not touch me. >> Do you understand that you are not a law enforcement investigator? >> 220. Could you start me? >> Step away from me. >> If you hit me like that again, I >> even as the men wavered between compliance and defense. The man ignored the officer's instructions, escalating the situation further with behavior. >> Step away from touch. >> Step away from You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. Calm down, dude. >> I'm under arrest. Really? [ __ ] up, man. >> Sir. >> Hey. No, don't don't go. >> Sir, have a seat, sir. Have a seat on the ground. >> Don't touch me until I record you. >> Have a seat on the ground. Have a seat on the ground. >> Do not touch me until >> Thank you very much. >> Do not touch me. >> After exhausting every option, the officer had no choice but to take action. The man was detained and taken into custody for public intoxication and failing to comply with lawful orders. On April 25th, [music] 2024, while patrolling State Road 52, police spotted a white Nissan Ultima traveling between 103 and 111 mph in a 45minute zone. The officer activated lights and sirens to initiate a stop, but the vehicle continued speeding, running red lights, and driving dangerously. project 28 uniform. The suspect eventually entered Sun Coast Parkway, reaching over 115 mph and overtaking vehicles on medians and shoulders driver eastbound. After several reckless U-turns, the vehicle returned to Sunost Parkway, where Sergeant Dominique Howard took over the pursuit. Despite the sirens, the suspect continued driving against traffic [music] and even veered off the road into open terrain to evade capture. Now have a 21 meeting. That's him right there. Number one. Number one. He's about 15 outside. Right. >> Police closed in, but the suspect slowed and drove the wrong way to escape again. Staying close, officers executed a successful pit maneuver on State Route 54, where traffic was heavy. >> [screaming] >> hands right now. Get out of the car. >> Although the suspect attempted to flee on foot, officers quickly apprehended him. 65°. >> Well, I told A search revealed several bags of white powder, later identified as cocaine and fentinyl. The suspect, with a suspended license and on probation for theft, faced eight charges, including possession of controlled substances, reckless driving, and evading arrest. >> TV. On the evening of Saturday, April 20th, 2024, a police officer was traveling westbound on US Highway 40 near mile marker 216 when they noticed a red Ford Fusion with a forged license plate. The officer decided to initiate a traffic stop. When emergency lights were activated to signal the vehicle to pull over, the driver of the Ford Fusion failed to yield and continued westbound at speeds reaching up to 120 mph. >> TVR TV. >> Due to the high speed and dangerous driving behavior, the officer decided to carry out a tactical vehicle intervention TV near mile marker 211. However, the driver regained control of the vehicle and continued to flee at speeds over 115 mph. >> 21 westbound still going. 21 northbound still going. >> 23. Speed's 100 or TV successful. >> We can we can try TV. Space 117. We're at the 209. >> A second V was attempted near mile marker 210, but also failed. The vehicle continued to accelerate, reaching over 120 mph while heading west. Someone to a stop to a stop. Coming to a stop. >> As the vehicle approached mile marker 209, a third V was successfully executed and the vehicle was disabled. >> Put your hands in the [screaming] air. Both hands in the air. Both hands in the air with your left hand. Open the door. Step out. Step out of the vehicle. >> Coming up on you. >> Turn around. Turn around. Walk back towards me. Turn around. [screaming] Stop. Turn around. Walk back towards me. Hands in the air. Walk back towards me. Walk back towards me. Keep walking back towards me. Keep walking back towards me. The driver was identified as Jay Ishimaru. And the front passenger, Cordderero Lo, was ordered out of the vehicle and arrested. >> There was also a 9-month-old infant and a three-year-old child seated in the back of the car. The passenger was later determined to be innocent and released. Both children were given medical care and handed over to family members. A high-speed chase unfolded on the I40 Highway in West Memphis when the police spotted an Orange Dodge Charger speeding. Immediately, law enforcement approached the vehicle and instructed the driver to pull over. >> We're just over the top of the >> trooper Evans, Arkansas State Police with you for your speed, guys. At 83 mph when you're coming at me, have your license, registration, proof of insurance. However, the driver appeared nervous and avoided complying with the officer's requests for the driver's license, registration, and insurance. The police continued to question the driver, asking if there were any firearms in the vehicle. >> Uh, go ahead, turn your car off for me. Step back here to my uh car. >> The situation quickly escalated when the police ordered the driver to turn off the engine and step out of the vehicle. Instead, the driver attempted to flee at high speed, initiating a dangerous pursuit. 77 282 running. Throughout the chase, the suspect swerved through traffic at high speeds and performed reckless maneuvers. CVR TV Faced with this danger, the police decided to [music] intervene decisively. After a tense pursuit, the suspect's vehicle lost control, crashed into the guardrail, and was immobilized. TBR TV. >> At this point, the officers grew suspicious that the driver was hiding something and began to escalate their demands. >> Get on the [screaming] ground. Get on the ground. Put your ass behind your back. >> You [ __ ] move. You're going to get shot. [screaming] Do you understand? Youing move. You're getting shot. Get on the ground. Yes, sir. >> I'm on the ground. >> Hey, check the car. Check. Open that door. I got it. >> Put your ass on the ground. >> I'm on the ground. >> I'm on the ground. You're good. I'm on the ground. >> I'm on. You're good here. Come on. >> I got to unlock. >> Better [ __ ] stay. >> It's unlocked. It's unlocked. It's unlocked. >> All right. You got him covered. >> Yeah. >> All right. Cover him. There's a weed. He tried to throw. >> Yeah, I know. That's all. >> Better [ __ ] stay. >> It's unlocked. >> Got him covered. >> Yeah. >> All right. Cover him. >> There's a weed. He tried to throw. >> Yeah, I know. That's all. Good job. 7:58 p.m. Put your chest onto it. >> Yes, sir. Upon inspecting the vehicle, the officers discovered signs that the driver had attempted to conceal or dispose of a white powdery substance which had not yet been identified. The suspect was apprehended at the scene and escorted to the patrol car for further legal processing. A routine traffic stop took a shocking turn when a suspected drunk driver attempted to use her baby as a shield to evade arrest. The incident began when police received a 911 call from a concerned driver who claimed they were nearly hit three times by the reckless motorist. Moments later, officers spotted the same vehicle blowing through a stop sign, prompting an immediate traffic stop. >> Is there any reason you have a newborn infant not in the car seat? >> She she was in her put Hey, put the put the kid down. Put the kid down. >> Unless you want to make a phone call to him. >> Put Put the kid down. >> Put her down. >> You had no push. >> Put her down. Put the child down. >> 197. Give us traffic. >> You had no permission. >> Put the child down. >> As officers approached, the woman, visibly impaired, became defensive and uncooperative. What started as a standard investigation quickly escalated into a tense and troubling encounter. >> Arms. >> Yes. Put the child down. >> She's in my arms. >> Put the baby in the seat. >> I can't do that. >> Yes, ma'am. You need to do that. When asked to exit the vehicle for a sobriety test, she refused and instead reached for her infant in the back seat holding the child in an apparent effort to delay or prevent her arrest. >> Pulled over for a possibility of driving under the inputs and now >> possibility, right? Okay. A possibility. >> Now, I'm asking you to Hold on. Hold on. >> No, you aren't in charge of this. Put the baby down. >> I am. But I am. >> You're not. Put the baby step out for >> Yes, I am. You need to put to be pissed off right now. >> I don't care if you're pissed off. You need to put the baby down. Despite multiple warnings, she continued resisting, forcing officers to act carefully to remove both her and the baby from the dangerous situation. >> Because I have kids, three kids. Okay. >> Set the baby right here. >> Stop touching [ __ ] in my car. Put the baby down. >> I have you. I have gave you no >> ma'am. You're under arrest. You need to put the baby down. Stop reaching in the bag. >> In that bag. >> I'm not. I'm going right here. Right here. Get off the phone. >> That's my phone. Can I see my phone? >> No, ma'am. Put the baby down. >> Yes, I can. Yes, I can. Hey, >> put the baby down. >> Hey, calm down. >> Put her down. Hey man, come on. >> Give me your Give me your baby. >> Give me your baby. >> Put the baby down. >> Give me the baby. Give me the baby. >> Give me the baby. >> Stop. >> Please. Please put my phone on. Please put my phone. >> Stop. >> Put the baby. Give me Stop. >> Let go. >> I got >> I can smell alcohol. >> I got the baby. Get out. >> Ultimately, officers secured the child safely before taking the woman into custody. >> Somebody put a fire in place. >> Easy. Easy. Yeah. [ __ ] Somebody put their phone. >> Stop yelling. >> No. [ __ ] No. Somebody put the photo, bro. Right here, bro. >> That's cool. That's fine. Bro, >> you're going to jail for resisting without violence, child neglect, possibility of DUI. >> Hey, I did nothing to resist, bro. You pulled me out of my car. >> Yep. You're going to jail. >> I got you on that on the camera. >> Lean forward. Lean forward over the vehicle. Hey, somebody call my daddy. >> Hey Chris. >> Hey Adrian. >> Give him the vehicle. >> Give him the vehicle. >> Hey, >> give him the vehicle. >> Hey, >> give him the vehicle. >> Give him the vehicle. >> She now faces multiple charges, including to a child endangerment and resisting arrest. Fortunately, officers ensured the child's well-being while preventing a potentially disastrous outcome. During the patrol, an officer from the Arkansas State Police spotted a great Chevy Cobalt speeding on the highway. The vehicle had a temporary license plate and exhibited suspicious behavior. The officer decided to initiate a pursuit and called for backup. 25. >> I just dropped them off on 980. J34 102 J34. Go ahead. It's >> me a gray Chevy car. Temporary tag. It's unreadable. We're headed eastbound about the Throughout the chase, the suspect continued to evade the police, accelerating as the officer stayed close behind the pass through a deserted area and reached mile marker 107. But the suspect still refused to stop. >> 104, we're coming up the hill to the 107 right now. >> Do you want me to help her out there? We're coming up to the right now. >> Just slammed his brakes on and they told us to stand by for J34. They told us he was 107. >> 108. We're trying to tell him clearly, but I believe he's still going to be in pursuit from what they're saying. >> Coming up to Highway 9. Still not stopping. >> Heading south nine. Looks like we're going to be pulling in. There's something else out at the baker. Could be at Pagene Lake. Eventually, after a long chase, the car came to a stop and Officer Ford immediately ordered a driver and passengers to exit [music] the vehicle. The suspects were arrested in order to kneel with their hands behind their heads to ensure officer safety. >> Passenger, >> step back towards me. On your knees. On your knees. Put your hands behind your head. Hands behind your head. >> What? What's going on? I ain't resisting, man. I ain't resisting. >> I ain't resisting. What's going on, man? >> Stop. >> I ain't resisting. >> You'll walk backwards towards me. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. On your knees. Hands on your head. See that? >> Huh? >> Would y'all throw out the car? >> Yes, sir. >> [ __ ] >> I was laying there. >> What' y'all throw out of the car? >> I don't know. I I don't know. >> All y'all lying. >> Watching. >> During the search, the officer discovered items thrown from the car during the chase. After questioning, the suspects denied disregarding anything. But Officer Ford found evidence proven that they had thrown methamphetamine out of the vehicle. >> Hey, the guy that's in that car is the one problem. >> Despite the suspect's attempts to conceal their crime, he couldn't escape the charges. After the arrest, officer Ford called for an ambulance for the driver, suspecting health issues. While the other individuals were taken to jail, the evidence was collected and processed correctly. >> Oh, Jesus me. >> Where's your >> Did I did this? >> Yes. >> On the evening of April 14th, 2024, the Grant County Deputy Sheriff was dispatched to the scene of a serious accident. The caller reported that she had been awakened by the sound of her car's alarm. When she went outside, she found that her neighbor Patricia's car had crashed into hers and then collided with a wall of a duplex, causing significant damage. >> She's coming. >> Oh, she coming. >> Hi, Sheriff's Office. >> Hi. >> Hi. What happened? Are you okay? >> I'm good, thank you. >> Okay. No, your car's You ran into the neighbor's car here. >> What? >> The whole >> Yep. >> Your whole apartment's caved in. >> Yep. >> When the police knocked on Patricia's door, they noticed that one of the walls of her house had collapsed. >> What happened? >> I I just came home. >> Okay. Who else is with you? >> Me? >> Just you? Okay. All right. So, I need you to come out and talk to me. Okay. >> I'm tired. >> Okay. No, you're not going anywhere. >> No, I'm not. I'm not going. >> I need you to come out. Just come with me. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> I I home and there's somebody following me and they were following me and I had to find get my home. I had to get home. >> Patricia emerged speaking in a slurred manner and explained that she had been followed by a stranger which forced her to rush home. >> All right. I need you to come over by my squad car. Okay. Thank you. >> I'm I'm I'm at my home sleeping. I'm almost with my dog. I was sleeping with my dog after. >> Ma'am, you destroyed your home and you destroyed your car and you destroyed the neighbor's car. You drove through your house. >> Patricia admitted to having been drinking, stating that her last drink had been 6 hours earlier at a golf course. However, the police recognized her car had been at a bar just 20 minutes prior. >> You get your name and all that. >> Trish. >> All right. How would you like to do some uh field sobriety test for me? Would you be willing to do that? >> I just stop because you know what? I'm a and you know what? I'm all not really good. But I'll do it cuz I've been here for like 2 hours now. >> That's a lie. >> I'll do it. I'll do it. I'm drunk. >> Let's do it. Let's do it. >> Okay. Okay. The neighbor called when you hit her car and set the alarm off. >> That was just a few minutes ago. >> Let's do it. I' I've been in my I've been in my house for like 3 hours. >> That's a lie. You just You just said that Cody >> Well, I'm not doing a lie. I'm just saying I did hit I don't care the time, but I'm It's >> Cody said your vehicle was parked downtown at 1:00 a.m. like 20 minutes ago and now you're telling me you've been home for 3 hours. Whose dog is this? >> I'm home for a while and that's my dog. >> Okay, >> so stop. >> You haven't been home for 3 hours. >> It's not 3 hours, but I've been home for a while. I've been home for a while. >> 20 minutes maybe. >> Whatever you say, I will believe you. >> Okay. >> She was asked to perform field sobriety tests, which she failed. They don't want to. >> I'll go and get a blood test. >> Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I'm not driving. >> The preliminary breath test showed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.248, more than three times the legal limit. >> All right, transinder back. You're under arrest. What's that? >> Can I go home? >> I will just I don't have to take you to jail if as long as somebody is over 18 years old and is sober. Can I take responsibility for you? So, do you have a phone that you can call people with you? >> Where's my phone? >> I don't have your phone. >> Well, I got to get my phone. >> Where's it at? I'll ask Cody to grab it for you if that's okay. >> Facebook. We can do that. >> Can I >> Where's your phone at? >> Can I get it in my house? Could you let me get it? I'll be honest. I'll get it. >> We need to get her phone for >> my phone to get it. >> She wants to You want to get it or do you want >> Can I get it? >> Yeah, we can do that. You want to come with me, Cody? >> Please be honest. I will not be >> Why don't you take the photos while you're in here? Take Oh, Jesus. Me and Jess. >> Where's your >> Did I did this? >> Yes. >> Where's your phone at, man? >> I think it's somewhere over there. Or >> your Is it in your purse? >> No, I think it's over by that, but come call me and then I'll find it. >> I can do that. >> She's being Joseph. Did I do that? >> Yeah. What's your number, ma'am? 39. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I think it's in my room. So, just let me be. Let me be. Let me be. Let me be, please. >> Um, no, I'm gonna be with you. >> Yeah, that's fine. I'm just like, call me or call my phone. There it is. >> There is this right here. >> There it is. Okay. All right. >> There it is. >> Okay. >> Please. Thank you. >> All right. >> God, God, I hate this. The police then took Patricia to the hospital for a blood test, but she refused. Patricia was taken to jail and ultimately charged with driving under the influence. Her driver's license was revoked for 9 months. She was required to install an ignition interlock device for 12 months and she [music] was fined $880. December 17th, 2023. A trooper observed the Dodge Charger with an excessively loud exhaust in Revier Beach. The driver, later identified as Jaylen Camro Davis, engaged [music] in reckless driving, reaching speeds of 140 mph and running a red light. [music] Davis continued fleeing southbound in the northbound lanes of New York Road, nearly causing collisions before striking another vehicle at Military Trail and of Blood and fleeing the crash scene. >> [music] >> She's in the We should be turning 18. >> [music] >> I'm coming. The pursuit continued through Palm Beach Gardens until the trooper executed a successful pit maneuver on military stopping the vehicle. >> Davis and an unidentified passenger fled on foot. Davis entered private property, passing through a fenced yard to hide. Palm Beach Gardens police located him in bushes and transferred him into custody. Davis was found with the vehicle keys and admitted ownership. The homeowner chose to press charges for trespassing. Davis was booked into Palm Beach County Jail on multiple charges, including burglary, fleeing and eluding, hit and run, reckless driving, and driving with a suspended license. While conducting stationary patrol on US19, Trooper McConnell observed a white SUV speeding at 86 mph in a 65 mph zone. The driver, later identified as Julie Wales, appeared distressed, refused to fully roll down her window, and questioned the trooper's identity. Despite being shown a badge, she remained uncooperative and abruptly fled the stop. Concerned she was impaired or in crisis, the trooper initiated a pursuit. Do they not grab off? Wales drove recklessly through Chief Land, reaching 115 mph, running [music] red lights, using the median to bypass traffic, and entering oncoming lanes. All right. 129 here. She's going down there. >> As she exited the city, she accelerated to 100 mph before briefly slowing. attack. Trooper McConnell executed a successful pit maneuver, stopping the vehicle on the east shoulder of US 19. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Yeah. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. No, not you. Attorney, >> you're not a cop. Please stand up for me. You're not a cop. >> You're not a cop. Please stand up for me. >> Attorney, please help me. >> There's other guys here, too. Okay, we're not all attorneys. helmet. You >> all right? >> My chair's open. My turn. >> It's a police car. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. Please tell me I die. Oh my god. She was safely taken into custody after a felony stop and cleared by EMS before transport to Levy County Jail. She was charged with fleeing and eluding due in refusal to submit to testing. On June 17th, 2024 at 9:35 a.m., troopers observed a black motorcycle speeding on I75 near mile marker 155 with an obscured license plate. The writer, later identified as Joseph Stanley Jerry's Owens, ignored emergency lights and accelerated westbound, reaching over 120 mph while weaving through traffic and using the bike lane. Despite attempts to stop him, Owens continued fleeing, prompting the trooper to notify dispatch. That's right. Shortly after, he lost control, laying the motorcycle down in a ditch. When the trooper moved in to arrest him, Bolins resisted, but was successfully detained. [ __ ] [ __ ] a [ __ ] arm. >> Metal filter, bro. >> What you wanting? >> I'm doing the work. >> Why the [ __ ] are you running? >> Give me a [ __ ] arm. >> Give me a [ __ ] arm. Get up. All right. [ __ ] [ __ ] >> the [ __ ] you snatching away then. >> What do you mean? I was just trying to get on there and go back to [ __ ] work. >> [ __ ] I got [ __ ] [ __ ] my goddamn food. >> All right. >> I went back home to my box with my [ __ ] boxes off and you kind of killed me. I wasn't >> I wasn't speeding when you did that [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> I wasn't going my [ __ ] ass. So I started running because I knew this train. >> Yeah. Okay. Sure. >> Really? >> Yes, sir. >> You don't have to hit me with your car. Owens was charged with fleeing and eluding a marked patrol unit with lights and sirens due to injuries from the crash. He was taken to GF Coast Medical Center for medical clearance before being transported to Lee County Jail. On March 19th, 2024 at 3:09 p.m., a Florida Highway Patrol trooper conducted a traffic stop, a black Mercedes-Benz for speeding at 85 mph in a 70 mph zone on I75 in Collier County. The vehicle also had a legal window tint. driver on the roadway a little bit to the right. You're good. with you. >> Come here with me. Good to know. >> Upon making contact, the trooper identified the driver as you, Vincent Bristo, and discovered that his driver's license had been suspended since February 13th, 2020. >> No. >> I got I got a picture of it on my phone, but he's in my relax, bro. >> I'm relax. I'm not doing anything to you. Relax. Stop. Write me your first name, your middle name, and your last name. Clear. Your date of birth and your social. >> Okay. Clear. Is your license suspended right now? >> Is your license suspended right now? >> I said write it clear, man. I can tell right now. It doesn't look clear. >> When was the last time you smoke marijuana? >> You don't smoke marijuana? >> So, there's no marijuana in the car? No. Okay. Your car smells like marijuana. That's why I'm asking you. >> Okay. All right. Here's what I'm going to do. Can me real quick? I'm going to detain you. I'm going to search your car cuz it smells like marijuana. Your license is not valid. I'm done doing all of that. >> While speaking with press still, the trooper noticed signs of nervousness and detected a strong odor of burnt cannabis coming from the vehicle. >> So, you haven't smoked marijuana? >> You like marijuana, bro? >> You like marijuana? >> No. because I don't know why. >> It's probably because of your speed and your >> window. 75. The speed limit is 70. >> The speed limit is 70. But you can go. You can go 75. >> No, you can. Yes, sir. >> The speed limit is 70. That's why that's why it's 70. >> Sir, I see you. I see you. I see you before. >> You saw me when you when you slow down when you saw me. No, no, no. Take a Z, bro. Take a Z. Take a Z. You have the keys in that pocket or the other one? What keys? >> The keys to the car. >> So, I told you I just got the car from my girl to come pick up see my hammer. >> All right, hear me out. Either you tell me where the key that goes here is or I'm going to break that thing. I have the right to open it. >> You tell me to break it and get your girlfriend mad at you. >> So it's not my girlfriend mad at me. I don't know that I told you already, sir. So I don't have to. So I don't have to like That's how I got that. She just give Sir no my man. >> The only key I got in my pocket. You can't break your >> There's weed in there. I smell it. >> I don't know. I just told you. So I told you I don't know what the key. They just give me >> There is weed in there. I smell it. Now you now now you blaming me. Say I'm clearly putting weed in it. That's crazy. Why you doing this to me? >> A subsequent search uncovered approximately 70g of marijuana and 34g of psilocybin mushrooms. >> I told you the truth. Why? Why you never believe me? I told you I had to smoke on the car and I smoke criminal. Ob criminal. Ob criminal. Obama criminal. Sir, >> good. Good question. What jail I'm going to? >> Caller. >> I a from >> what? >> I a from there. >> Oh, where you got arrested? >> What? I'm from Miami. >> You got arrested in Caller. >> What you mean? >> You're in Collier County, man. >> Okay. Then like what the hell is this, bro? Why y'all keep doing this to me down here, man? You know what I'm talking to you, bro. You >> You know what I'mma do? >> What? >> You know what I'mma do? >> What? >> I'm going to call Haiti. >> You're what? >> I'm going to call Haiti. >> Okay. >> You know what Haiti going to do? >> What? >> I'm going call my ancestors and call a county. >> I'm going put voodoo on y'all. >> Throughout the stop, a period still became increasingly confrontational, using profanity and making threatening statements toward the trooper, including references to voodoo. >> You don't see me today, you going to see me tomorrow. Trust me. Are you going to see me? >> Trust me. >> Do you believe in Do you believe in voodoo, >> brother? Just stop, man. That's it. Own up to your own up to what you did and that's it. >> I'm asking you, do you believe in voodoo? >> You also have open containers in the car. >> So, do you have believe in voodoo? >> You are you threatening me? Cuz if you keep threatening me, I'm going to charge you with threatening as well. So, if you want to keep threating me, >> I'm asking you a question. That's I'm asking you a question. >> I'm asking you a question. That's a question. >> That's not a question. >> No, you're threatening me. >> What you mean? Did I said I'm going to do something to you? >> You are. You already told me. >> I said if you believe >> Oh, you already told me. >> You're going to call your ancestors in Haiti so you can do voodoo on me? >> I'm Haitian. You're threating me. >> I can call them right now if I want to. >> That's all you need. Make sure I stay in jail forever and make sure I stay in there forever. As soon as I get as soon as I get out, trust me, you fantasy. Make sure you can do what the you want to do. Just make sure I get in that stand there forever. >> Priest who was then placed under arrest for possession of marijuana over 20g distribution of marijuana and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription due to the severity of the charges and his behavior. The trooper requested a high bond or no bond to ensure his continued detention. The Jonesboro Police Department along with the Pointet County Sheriff's Office [music] immediately initiated a pursuit of the suspect's vehicle. The chase began at extremely high speeds, occasionally exceeding 130 mph. However, at this point, the police had not been able to catch up with the vehicle, [music] and the pursuit became extremely difficult as communication signals were repeatedly lost over the radio. After losing sight of the vehicle for a while, it was finally spotted near a local college area. The police immediately activated the sirens and emergency lights, requesting support from the communications team. I knew I was there. >> Left on college. >> Left on college. >> Stand by. Got the concrete wall. Looks like she wrecked out. >> She went off the road. But I'm catching back over top in the college over passing down the service. She comes back down in and out of traffic on the shoulder behind her. >> Despite this, the vehicle continued moving at high speeds, sometimes exceeding 100 mph, and the suspect continued to evade obstacles. traffic. >> In the dangerous moment, while trying to avoid the truck, the suspect's vehicle lost control and collided with a guardrail, but then quickly regained control and continued speeding. I got a little bit of traffic. I'm trying not to rear anybody with the car. Get up here. Shoulder. I'm trying to catch up. Break that. Break that. Break that. With the situation becoming increasingly dangerous, the police decided to intervene when he had the opportunity. Although it was a difficult decision, the vehicle was not completely out of control, crashing into two guardrails. >> 283. She's trying to get back into it. >> Hands, hands, hands, [screaming] hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. The police quickly blocked the vehicle's path and ordered the suspect to exit the vehicle. After a series of decisive and professional actions, the suspect was arrested without causing any accidents with other vehicles. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out the car. >> Get out of the car. >> You reach for anything, I'mma shoot your ass. You hear me? You reach the goddamn thing, I'mma shoot you. Y'all understand me? >> Hey, reach in like that. >> Keep your goddamn hands up. You reach for the goddamn thing, I'm going shoot that corner. Watch crossfire. Watch crossfire. Watch crossfire. Crossfire. Crossfire. I I can't get that open. Can't get that open. Crossfire. Stay right there. Hopefully. >> Get your [ __ ] ass out of this car, man. 821 1050 The pursuit was considered an outstanding success, demonstrating the police force's patience and ability to handle situations. The high-speed chase occurred between a yellow Ford Explorer and the Kentucky State Police. The pursuit began when an officer reported that the suspect driving the Ford Explorer accelerated and fled on Etown Road. The officer had difficulty catching up as the suspect reached speeds of up to 90 mph, ignoring traffic laws and continuing through intersections including roads like St. John Church Road and Parade Park Road. Throughout the chase, the vehicle maintained very high speeds exceeding 100 miles per Powerful road and water side speeds 98. Occasionally, the suspect slowed down to 75 mph, but then speed again, driving erratically and passing other vehicles at high speeds. >> Blue, the top sign on Patriot, turn left. >> [music] >> Detailing. [music] Yep. The officer continued to follow the suspect, trying to predict the next moves as the suspect drove. Unusually, >> there's two uh we just passed two grove units on Patriot. I think he thought they were going to try to spike one. He almost ran off the road, but we're still on Patriot approaching 313. Speed 78. No traffic. At one point, the suspect appeared to be filming the chase on their phone with their arms sticking out the window. The officer considered performing an intervention to end the pursuit, but did not act immediately, continuing to carefully monitor the suspect's actions. >> West Trail, we're going to come out on North right there by trail speed 52 traffic. [music] We're on now heading northbound 421 getting control on the median. Oncoming wind turn. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on theing ground. Put your hands behind your back. Put your head. After a few tense moments, the police were finally able to stop the vehicle. The suspect was ordered out of the car and arrested immediately. >> All right, Dad. >> You're all right, Dad. What' I do? Y'all trying to [ __ ] eat. I didn't [ __ ] do nothing wrong with it. They don't know what I do besides. You turn the simple speed and take it into a couple. That's what you did. Good job. >> You got anything in the car? >> Dis push me in the car. I ain't >> [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Right. Go home. >> Sir, who who are you? >> Where do you live? Go home. Go home. I'm going to drive this vehicle. >> Go home. You're not driving this vehicle. Go home. >> That's my vehicle. >> Get out of here. You can go to jail, too. >> The spy trying to explain the situation. The suspect continued to argue and resist with the officer responding that the situation escalated from a simple speeding violation to a potential criminal act. Around 1:35 a.m. on September 14th, 2024, a police officer was heading south on US 41 as our 45 near Avenue 57. When the officer checked the vehicle's registration, he noticed that the white Nissan Sentra, his license plate, had expired since March 2024. With this violation, the officer immediately activated the emergency lights and sirens to signal the driver's stop. However, the driver ignored the order, accelerating and attempting to evade the officer. immediately because The vehicle continued south on US 41 and began driving into Roma through a busy area, including the section near a crowded university campus. One contact. Check over. The suspect ran several red lights, entered Sarasota County, and the officer decided to perform a petty maneuver to control the vehicle. The vehicle lost control and collided with a traffic circle, then [music] continued to crash through the barrier and hit two pedestrian signs. Hey, cover your head. Hey, hey, get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on your stomach right now. Get on your stomach right now. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. behind my back. You stay right there. You stay right there. Oh my god. Man, if you just let me do 41 at 130 mph, I do not. >> The officer immediately exited a patrol car and approached to arrest the driver, Lisa Joanne Huffer, along with her passenger. The passenger admitted to drinking and using crack cocaine before to stop. Yeah. Highway 89. When the officers spoke with the driver, they noticed signs of drug use. The officer requested a field sobriety test, but the driver refused, as well as refusing a breath test afterward. The driver was then taken to the Sarasota Memorial Hospital for a medical examination while her passenger was arrested as ordered by the police. Lisa Joanne after was charged with the following offenses: fleeing DUI with property damage, reckless driving, and driving with a suspended license. I never know what's going on. Look at me sometimes [music] like all you want to