my car 190. They just ran me. THEY'RE RAMING THE GATE. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> In Bington, Illinois, a small town northwest of Chicago, officers were dispatched to a car dealership when a security camera monitoring service discovered three to four suspicious people on the property. When officers arrived, they had no idea one of the stolen cars would be their own. One idea just uh whether you have to come in and road they're coming out with a Porsche very high speed with a Porsche high speed. They just rammed ME. THEY'RE RAMING THE GATE. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND, MOTHER. 190. More more. More courses are being stolen. >> 138 on 1060. We're getting respond as well. 190 uh black SUV Porsche headed eastbound on Dundy Road. And uh there's also another Porsche left southbound. >> Are you hurt? >> No, I'm okay. >> In the car. >> Are you You're hurt. >> Huh? >> Be careful. 190. We just got a pass by said the white portion 38 eastbound car is far east. >> Hey, I got another unit, another Mercedes coming out at a high rate of speed. They're going to ran the gate. Uh headed westbound on Sundy Road. They went through the gate, hit my car again, and uh they're going to go southbound on Bington Road. White Mercedes. >> You can't make this stuff up. One minute, officers are checking out suspicious activity at a local dealership. The next, a Porsche comes out of nowhere, slamming straight into a squad car with cops still inside. That's not just reckless, it's a full-blown felony. This driver didn't care about getting caught. He was daring police TO STOP HIM. GET UP. >> GET UP. >> 168. I need another unit. Got people running. 68. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Oh my god. >> Yeah. 116 just stole my squad car. We have two cars broken down here. I might need lagoons out here. Motorwork stop. I just got t-boned. They rammed me. I blocked the gate and of course hit me. Central 138 following behind the squad car now. Southbound 1450. Hey, let me see your ass. We're at uh Dundy and we need here another vehicle. We got somebody in the subject in the west unit here. Another vehicle. We got somebody in the woods. Subject in THE HEY, LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. GET ON THE GROUND, MOTHER. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> Timing is everything. Early morning thefts mean fewer patrols, slower dispatch, and empty highways. Perfect for quick getaways. Crews like this don't work alone. They answer to higherups. sometimes even interstate rings that move stolen luxury cars faster than banks move money. Now, federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of Missouri are involved, working with the Justice Department's violent crime and racketeering teams. >> DON'TING MOVE. YOU HEAR ME? DON'T YOUING. DON'T MOVE. Don'ting move. YOU MOVE. YOU GOT >> LISTEN TO ME. ROLL ONTO YOUR STOMACH. >> ROLL ONTO YOUR STOMACH. HEY, KEEP YOURING HANDS UP. >> Don'ting move. You understand? Don'ting move. >> Why are you moving, dude? >> You're going to get A FACE. Don't move. You okay? >> Yep. >> Okay. Thank you, guys. >> Yeah. I'm not sure if you saw another guy that off. >> He did? >> Yeah. >> Stole my squawker. >> The one that took the car. >> Yeah. Back right now. >> The second unit got out of the car ran northbound. 136 now in custody. >> Somebody entrament. Central 136, can you please send a paramedic to our location? We have one subject entrapped in the vehicle. >> This is a victim. >> Yeah. There we go. >> Dude, I have no clue. >> No one right now. Our supervisor is at Motorworks. >> Okay. >> Where are you from? >> Where are you from the police? Where are those police? >> Oh, who's missing? Are we missing a bad guy with them? >> No. No, we got him. >> Central 136. >> The subject is out out of the vehicle. the vehicle that all hold just one sec. So, just to be clear, we got one offender in the sto in custody, >> right? One victim >> and one victim >> and then everybody else at Motors. >> Who else was anyone else with you in the squad? >> Yes. >> Someone was in the squad with you. >> Was in the woods now? >> Yeah. No, >> we got one one still large sound bike. >> What? Another way that way you got to go back. >> I'll go. >> We got one at large. >> Here, sit up so you can breathe, man. >> Crews like this don't operate solo. They answer to bigger bosses. Sometimes even interstate syndicates that move stolen luxury cars faster than banks move money. Now, federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of Missouri are stepping in, teaming up with the Justice Department's Violent Crime and Racketeering Division. >> He been out at the woods. >> Who was he driving or were you driving? >> He was driving. >> He been at the car. He crashed. >> All right. What's wrong? >> Relax. >> All right. We're going to stand up. All right. Here we got to roll this side. Get your knees on you. Get hold on. Keep your feet on you. All right. Now, come back up. We got >> what? You got to taste your probe in here. Just FYI. So, we got to go that way. >> That way. The such a big slope right there. You got him for a second. Hold on. >> What you think? >> No. >> You're going to Cook County Jail. >> He crashed in my head. >> All right. We're going to get you an ambulance, but we got to get you up here, man. We call an ambulance already. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you get your legs under you so we can get up? >> Okay. >> We're like literally almost there. Look at this. Looking. >> Let me grab my Let me grab my SW. >> He's going to need an ambulance, too. But >> you don't need an ambulance? >> Hello? >> Have they called you yet? >> Yeah. So, I'm not going to do anything. We got a major show. You got to come in. We got one squad crashed. We got one guy in custody. At least multiple car uh one civilian that was involved in crash and >> Hey, you okay? Wake up, bro. What's your name? >> According to the police report, a review of motorwork surveillance footage revealed that five to seven offenders stole many key fobs and began stealing luxury vehicles at 6 in the morning. They were in the middle of stealing their second round of cars when police arrived. 27 years old, Tavarius Jackson was charged with two counts of aggravated possession of a stolen vehicle, criminal damage to property, aggravated battery to a peace officer, and aggravated fleeing and eluding. A second suspect, 24 years old Lamont Jackson, was arrested two miles south of Motorworks after crashing the second Mercedes that fled the lot. He was charged with aggregated fleeing and eluding and possession of a stolen motor vehicle. Both suspects were held on a $100,000 bond and both suspects were on parole for prior felony convictions. According to the Illinois Department of Corrections, Tvarious Jackson received a four years prison sentence for two counts of burglary and three counts of possessing a stolen vehicle. He was released April 2025. AMD is on parole through spring of 2026. Lamont received 5 years for burglary, aggregated reckless driving, possession of a stolen vehicle, and is currently serving his time at Pinkneyville Correctional Center. According to the police report, the black Porsche was never located in all five people sustained injuries in four separate crashes caused by the group of thieves. and all involved have made a full recovery.