[Music] where chaos meets the cruiser. Welcome to the real front line. In Arkansas, a suspect fleeing at over 120 mph turns a high-speed escape into a full-blown disaster. In Nevada, a drunk suspect storms a hotel wielding a chainsaw. And in Georgia, a relentless driver meets his match with a flawless pit maneuver. This high-speed police chase is chaos on the highway and madness on every turn. [Music] >> Oh [ __ ] >> Miami Dade County, Florida, June 17th, 2025. Deputies from the robbery intervention detail pulled over a yellow Corvette for illegal window tint. But the driver had other plans. Oh [ __ ] >> This might be the dumbest move I've ever seen. The suspect jumps out of the car with a gun in hand, charging forward like it's a movie. Reality hits back hard and fast. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Christopher Le boy was seriously injured and taken to the hospital. Inside his car, police found marijuana, small baggies, and prescription promethazine, often misused to make illegal drugs. >> Shove your hands. >> Room number, >> it's at the front desk upstairs with the tin trying to um trying to cut the table and stuff. >> Trying to cut what? >> With the tin. He's trying to cut the table. >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. So, he's trying to cut a table at the office with a chainsaw. >> Yeah, he has a chainsaw. He's on his He got the door open and stuff. >> May 4th, 2020. Sparks, Nevada. A man checks into Motel 6. Minutes later, he's back. This time with a running chainsaw. In a drunken rage, he hacks through a door, terrorizes staff. Police are called. What happens next feels more like a horror film than a police report. I don't feel [Music] [Music] Where'd he go? Where's he at? >> Stop. >> As soon as officers arrived, the suspect was already in a Honda Accord. Ignoring commands, he threw the car into reverse, then launched out of the parking lot at high speed. Aren't anyone traced clear that words wouldn't work, Officer Radley took decisive action, opening fire to stop the threat. It wasn't the ending anyone hoped for, but it brought a violent rampage to a final halt. [Music] The suspect, identified as 36-year-old Ronal Adalberto Zendeas, was pulled from the driver's seat by officers and transported for emergency medical treatment with serious injuries. May 14th, 2025. Fort Smith, Arkansas. Clocked at 88 and a 65. The gray Chevy Malibu seemed ready to pull over. But just as trooper Gua prepared to make contact, the driver floored it and vanishing into the night traffic. [Music] The danger escalated with every passing second as the suspect's vehicle pushed past 120 mph. At that velocity, even the smallest mistake could mean disaster. And like I said, at this speed, one mistake is all it takes. On Kelly Highway, the suspect slammed head-on into a light pole, crushing the front end of the vehicle. In an instant, the chase turned into wreckage. >> The suspect, identified as Damantra O'Neal, was transported to the hospital and now faces charges including felony fleeing with serious danger, second offense DWI, and drug possession. Even a routine traffic stop can turn into a deadly encounter in the blink of an eye. That's exactly what happened in Washington County, Arkansas, November 11th, 2018 at 12:43 p.m. Sergeant Brett Thompson, attempted to stop a blue Saturn on South Bington Road. But the moment he stepped out without warning, the driver, 29-year-old Luis Kobo Sovio, opened fire. I thought you maybe trying to hide something or anything seat. [Music] Shot fire. Jesus. [Music] Shots fire. [Music] They say the shootout sent that Mitsubichi into full reverse like it was screaming, "Not today, Satan. Not today." And rumor has it. It's still backing down rural roads somewhere in America to this day. >> We need to do it now. >> Gunfire erupted on the side of the road. Sergeant Thompson reacted instantly, returning fire without hesitation. Luis Kobo Cenabio jumped back into his vehicle and fled the scene, dropping off a female passenger along the way before tearing through the cities of Springdale and Fagville. During the pursuit, he continued firing at officers. The chase finally ended at the intersection of Don Tyson and South Thompson, where he was surrounded and taken into custody. >> Kobo Shobo was shot in the shoulder and treated at the hospital before being taken into custody. He was charged with attempted capital murder, aggravated assault, and resisting arrest. But the story didn't end there. In August 2019, Luis Kobo Senobo was killed inside his jail cell, murdered by his cellmate, Dakota Harvey. Let me go. >> Stop kicking. On April 25th, 2022, Wisconsin, Western police were called to a quick trip after a woman was found passed out in the backseat of her car. She only gave her first name, Anna. What started as concern quickly turned confrontational >> I get it's cold. Well, your ID ID then you're making my eyes closed. >> What's that? >> Why do you need your eyes closed? >> Because I can't hear them anything else. You can't what? >> Your name is Anna. >> Anna, what have you been taking tonight? >> I want to know because I want to get you the help you need. >> You need to take your meds. What kind of meds do you need to take? Well, how about you work on getting your ID out for me? >> You don't need your door shut. >> He's being an idiot. >> We don't disrespect We don't disrespect him. >> He's being an ID. Upon contact, officers observed that Anna had dilated pupils, slurred speech, and a strong odor of alcohol coming from her body. During the conversation, she repeatedly attempted to shut the car door on the officer. >> We don't need to be screaming like that. Okay. >> Can you go find my sister? >> I don't know where your sister is. >> Go ask for my sister. >> Go look for her, you dumbass. Go look for her. >> She's not here. >> Go look for her. This was definitely something you don't do. In a moment of aggression, Anna attempted to strike the officer in the reproductive organs. [Music] >> Wait, here comes Keys. >> Come on. Let me go. Let me go. >> Stop kicking. >> Let me go. >> Stop kicking. pinned to the ground with her hands cuffed behind her back. No problem. Anna still had her legs. [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> All right. Ready? 1 2 3. [Music] Stop kicking. [Music] Please [Music] [Applause] like stop. Jesus. >> Hey, stop. Stop it. [Applause] >> Stop differently with like an R. >> Hannah, stop doing that. >> I don't think I'm going to get this, but >> Anna, sit up and look at me once. You got to sit up and look at me. How How are we supposed to help you then? How are we supposed to help you then? >> Well, that's not going to help. [Music] >> So, we've got Anna Kosniki. >> Okay, we'll >> start with that side, but she's got leg restraints on also, but the dumb rights come out the door. So, >> hi Anna. My name is Lorine. at the jail. >> She's got a portrait. >> There she goes. Can you lean back just a little bit? I'm trying to get the seat belt off. Right. >> There we go. >> At the county jail, Anna blew a BAC of 0.20. She now faces charges of assaulting a police officer and obstructing law enforcement along with a citation for underage drinking. That's not just a bad night, that's a legal disaster in the making. for the break. I'm feeling July 4th, 2021, Georgia. It started with a blur on GA120, a motorcycle rocketing westbound. Troopers tried to lock its speed on radar, but it was moving too fast. By the time they got a reading, the chase was already in full swing. Apparently, blasting over 100 mph and riding into oncoming traffic wasn't bold enough. He had to pop a wheelie on a motorcycle just to up the thrill. That's not guts. It's recklessness dressed up his style. And this right here is the price of that unnecessary showboating. No applause. No glory. Get on the ground. Get on the goddamn I don't give a [ __ ] Dumb ass. Get your ass up. >> The suspect identified as Alexander Nazworthy fled because he was driving on a suspended license. He was later handed over to medical personnel and transported to Kennstone Hospital with injuries. [Applause] >> February 23rd, 2021. I 185 southbound Georgia. A dark-coled sedan flashes by, pushing past the speed limit. As the trooper merges into traffic with lights blazing, the car doesn't slow down. It accelerates and what began as a speed check turns into something much faster. [Music] Clocking over 90 mph, the suspect tore across Georgia's highway like a ticking time bomb on wheels. With every second, the threat grew. Reckless speed, unpredictable moves, and danger trailing in his wake. [Music] 086. [Music] probably tried to call you the little boy. >> One pit wasn't enough to end the chase, but it didn't have to be. This was just a warning shot from the trooper. A message sent through steel and momentum. The suspect kept going, but now he knew the next move wouldn't be a warning. It would be the full stop. >> Already attempted a pit, spun out of it. You still behind me? >> Yes, I am. CNW7086. CNW7086. >> I got you. >> How many occupants? >> Uh, looks to be three at least. >> You found a Circle K airport. The sedan swerved wildly, shot down the shoulder, blew through red lights, and veered toward oncoming traffic, threatening everyone in its path. Clearly, the earlier pit didn't shake him. [Music] All right, look. [Music] >> Red light on Miller. Red light on. They just threw something out at Miller Road and the road coming up on the gas tanks. [Music] >> Okay. Cross junction still on Miller pass Grady Drive coming up on Mon. >> Okay. >> Red light. Red light. >> Red light. >> Light. >> We're coming. Turning on Crystal Drive off of Mon Road. Crystal >> on Crystal Park. >> Crystal Drive. Pulling into a housing area. Trailer Park. >> Housing area. Trailer Park on Crystal Drive. You got to circle back around to make 791. got an update. >> Uh coming back on road for another red light going across Min Arnold Drive, Lake Shore Drive. All right. Right on Arnold. And this was it, the end of the line. Seizing the moment as the suspect slowed, the trooper struck with precision, ramming directly into the rear of the sedan. >> Right on Miller. >> Right on. Miller school in front. >> The window. Stay where you're at. Michael Jaquan Gentry faces multiple charges including fleeing, speeding, reckless driving, and receiving stolen property. Suicidal, disoriented, intoxicated. That's what the trooper was told just moments before he made visual contact. December 4th, 2023, Arkansas I49. A white sedan clocked at 126 mph in a 65 zone. But this wasn't just reckless driving. It was a race between crisis and collision. Is [Music] that the moment trooper al-Qaeda Ire closed the gap. He executed a precise pit, sending the suspect's vehicle spinning out of control and sliding into the grass shoulder on the right. Put your hands up. >> Put your hand up. Stand up. You all right? The driver turned out to be a woman and it was clear her mental and physical state was far from stable. >> Her name is Fischer. With bloodshot, teary eyes, unstable emotions, a strong odor of alcohol, and drug pipes for both marijuana and meth, she made one of the worst decisions of her life. June 19th, 2024, Clayton County, Georgia. Police tracked a stolen vehicle to Hidden Hollow Trail and quickly surrounded it. The suspect raised both hands. But is it really that simple? Let's find out. >> Be pulling into 9520 hidden hollow trail one gunpoint. >> See your hands. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. It was clearly premeditated. The suspect left the engine running and took off the moment officers gave commands. Igniting a high-speed pursuit on North AR, he flirted, hitting speeds up to 100 mph, forcing officers into a tense and dangerous chase. >> Ready? Take off. Taking off. Take off. Ready. Going to be taking off. Nope. All right, we're going to be passing Austin lane. Speeds are 100 traffic lights. At high speed, there were moments when he almost veered off the lane with dust flying everywhere. Luckily, he managed to regain control of the steering wheel just in time. The suspect repeatedly swerved into the oncoming lane, forcing innocent drivers to swerve onto the grass just to avoid a head-on collision. Every second was nerve-wracking. As soon as I can open it, I'll open it. Take them. As he accelerated, he spotted the spike strip and quickly swerved to avoid it. But as soon as he avoided one hazard, he had to avoid other cars. While speeding at high velocity, he lost control and veered into a forest. Luckily, he managed to avoid oncoming cars, showing at least some conscience in the midst of the chaos. Amidst the chaos, with dust flying everywhere, he had the brilliant idea of abandoning the car and escaping on foot. He thought his feet were the best means of escape. >> It's going to be a white male with short short hair. >> I believe he's going to have on a gray shirt. Huh? >> Yeah, come on. >> He had no idea dozens of officers and a pack of eager K9s were right behind him. After just a few minutes of searching, police found him hiding in a ditch. Step on my right. My right. >> I got you. >> Soaked to the bone, he was whining about being cold. But honestly, the real reason he couldn't run far might just be those sagging pants. Guess it's pretty hard to sprint when your jeans are working against you. Directly this way. Y'all see me? Hey, Maku rap. Keep your [ __ ] hands up. >> Oh, you got your car, my guy. >> Yeah, I can kill him. On the way to the police station, the suspect spoke to the police, expressing remorse. But it was too late. Now he must pay the price for his actions. Stealing a car, fleeing from police, and endangering others on the road. From a disastrous 120 mph pursuit in Arkansas to a drunken suspect in Nevada waving a chainsaw at hotel staff and Georgia troopers ending a relentless escape with a picture perfect pit. These aren't just dangerous encounters. They're proof that bad choices escalate fast. When speed, weapons, and defiance collide, the outcome is rarely in your favor. The road remembers what pride forgets. And the camera, it catches everything. Dash cam sees. Time answers.