You dumb. You realize we just >> Welcome, adrenaline fans. A Super B Charger speeds away from Virginia troopers just so the driver can enjoy a cigar. A stolen truck gets boxed in and the suspect is cuffed on the spot. And a defiant teen loses it on officers now facing a dozen charges. These high-speed police chases are intense, dramatic, and unforgettable. [Music] What happens when a late night chase reveals more than just a traffic stop? On May 12th, 2024, a Dodge Charger refused to stop speeding into the darkness. The pursuit ended on Route 286, but the real shock came after. The car had a swapped VIN, fake plates, and a Craigslist passed. What are you doing? Stopping or what? What are you doing? Good pick. Good pick. Good pick. Oh boy. Nope. Hey. I got a Dodge Charger. Dodge Charger taking off me. South 395 passing leave. traffic. 95. >> The Charger wasn't just running. It was challenging every effort to stop it. As tension escalated, a helicopter was called in, marking the chase as critical. For a split second, it looked like it was over. The car slowed, even stopped. Flight driving traffic southary center 395 approaching uh dip street 131 left lane traffic light traffic 131 traffic. Can we get the helicopter south approaching 129 approaching? What are you doing? You going pulling over? What are you doing, buddy? Hold on. He's slowing down. He's slowing down. We're stop. Can't stop. Just southbound approaching 286. Speed's accelerating speeds 706. Nobound 286. Northern I5 traffic is no traffic down here 283 back and you got word force. There's a white blue road. >> But when officers approached, it roared back to life. The final push unfolded on Fairfax County Parkway, where the road and the suspect's luck finally ran out. >> With cuffs tightening around his wrists, the driver is hit with a blunt accusation officers saw him toss a handgun from the window. It's all on camera. He denies it, but it's too late. Miranda writes a red, "The game has changed." I I don't think so. I'm sorry. >> He said he ran because it was his brother's birthday because he didn't want any trouble. But the trouble found him anyway. Officers questioned a bag in the car that smelled like weed. Had he stopped, it might have been a warning. Now it's already too late. stuff. >> Ah, what do you think about a stolen vehicle ending up right in front of the police? A classic mistake. On November 5th, 2022, Shambbley police spotted a stolen Dodge Ram at a gas station. The moment the suspect saw the patrol car, he panicked and hit the gas, triggering a pursuit. Heat. Heat. [Music] Get out here. He seemed completely unaware that three other patrol units had been strategically placed, forming a tight perimeter. In a precise and coordinated move, all four police vehicles closed in at once, surrounding him from every direction. With no escape route left, his reckless attempt to flee came to a quick end. Police quickly approached and took the suspect into custody. While searching the vehicle, they found a handgun. The suspect repeatedly claimed the gun belonged to his sister, stating it was registered in her name and fully legal. >> Let me let me figure it out. >> A reckless chase ended with a jail cell. The suspect was hit with serious charges. Property damage, fleeing police, illegal gun possession. He didn't just lose control of the car, he lost his freedom. Now he's locked up into Calb County Jail. What seemed like a routine stop on I675 turned chaotic. On March 3rd, 2021, police spotted a vehicle with illegal window tint near Doublebridge Road. The driver, Nikim Greavves, appeared compliant until the officer approached. Suddenly, he hit the gas and fled down the emergency lane. [Music] number. [Music] The Chrysler charged southbound over the Georgia 42 overpass, surging into the emergency lane. The driver maneuvered recklessly through traffic, pushing limits in a desperate bid to break free. He attempted to outpace the officer, driving with hostility and putting surrounding drivers at serious risk. As the chase reached Henry County, the suspect crossed the I675 overpass onto I75. Suddenly, he swerved into the main lanes packed with traffic and collided with multiple vehicles, causing one to overturn. Yeah. Okay. Go ahead. >> The suspect's vehicle was heavily damaged and came to a stop against the concrete barrier on the left shoulder. Officers quickly surrounded the car, took control of the scene, and moved in to arrest the suspect. Stop. >> Police quickly secured the scene and called for emergency medical assistance to care for both the suspect and the victims. The suspect was transported to Southern Regional Medical Center for evaluation. As soon as doctors confirmed he was medically cleared, officers immediately escorted him to the Clayton County Jail. The investigation revealed the suspect is wanted in Rockdale County for failure to appear in court and in Decal County for document forgery. Now he's facing fresh charges, reckless driving, and fleeing from police. You really >> What happens when a bold woman goes head-to-head with serious police? On November 28th, 2023, officers responded to a major crash front end destroyed. A woman wandered the scene, insisting she was just a passenger, but witnesses said otherwise. She was the driver. Confronted with the truth, she snapped, lunging at officers and sparking a tense physical altercation. wires. >> Yeah. The passenger seat. Yeah. >> Okay. Um, so we have a bunch of call samples for one person. What do you want to >> What? No. >> It's not true. >> All right. Uh, where what's the name of your friend? >> I'm not calling [Music] you. I was a passenger. >> Well, you're not. >> I was a passenger, bro. You guys can't do this. No, I'm the passenger. No, you doing not hit the boat. >> I was trying to talk to her. She said no. Officer, I >> did it. >> She uh started walking away from me. So, I grabbed her. >> No, I didn't. Where's our come and she said no. So, I grabbed her right now. You're fine. Someone just ran off and they >> Somebody was running off and you were a passenger. >> Yeah. >> Were you in the front seat or back seat? >> I was in the front right seat. >> Back seat. >> Who was the person driving? >> The woman refused to cooperate and attempted to walk away from the officer. She was detained, handcuffed, and resisted arrest. When informed she was being arrested for public intoxication, she lost control and kicked an officer. >> Me for no reason. I didn't Listen to the bastard. >> Don't listen my lawyers here. >> All right. Well, hey, was that passenger door open? >> Yes, that's the only door that was open. >> Open the only door open. >> Yeah. I don't think maybe would have gone out been able to get out on the other side. I'm not sure. >> Where's tomorrow? >> To pay your bills. You realize that, right? >> No, I don't. >> Yeah. >> Exactly. Glasses guy. >> Times two. >> Okay. >> Exhausting to deal with you guys. All right. >> Seriously, Michael. Oh my god. You guys already tackled me. 200 lb men, right? >> I need you to follow along with this. >> You realize that, right? You guys areing 200 lb. >> Miss, I need you to office. >> I wasn't driving for the taking of a specimen. >> The other the permit or privilege to operate a motor vehicle be suspended or denied for not less than 90 days. What is notific driving this commercial vehicle for a period of not less than one year? You may request agreement unless you consent to giving up. >> I'm about Sunday. >> I'm asking you consent. >> Put your foot in the car. You guys can't handle 100 pound. You realize that, right? >> 100B girl, >> huh? 100 lb. You're bald and [Music] you dumb. You really [Music] freaking girl, right? Oh, yes. >> At the medical facility, the woman's behavior grew more aggressive. She refused to cooperate, lashed out verbally, and rejected medical evaluation documented by staff. But things escalated further when she suddenly spit on one of the officers. [Music] license or even [Music] >> she began making erratic and contradictory statements claiming to be pregnant, identifying herself as a doctor, threatening to sue the police, and hurling insults at staff. [Music] >> Don't mess up your hand. [Music] >> The woman became increasingly aggressive, spitting in officer's faces, kicking repeatedly, and refusing to comply. Officers had no choice but to restrain her with both handcuffs and leg shackles. In a fit of screaming rage, she shouted that this was the first time in her life being arrested. [Music] I just love your name. >> Even after being arrested and taken to the station, she remained combative and disruptive. The suspect now faces serious charges: disorderly conduct, resisting law enforcement, and assaulting a police officer. [Music] It's fascinating when a theft escalates into a high-speed pursuit. On August 16th, 2023, three suspects in a stolen Mercedes sped across highways and city streets, forcing police to chase them from the San Fernando Valley to the Inland Empire. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. The vehicle pushed eastbound on the 210 freeway, speeding through Glendale and into Pasadena. then deeper into the San Gabriel Valley before reaching the Inland Empire. At that point, the Los Angeles Police Department handed off the pursuit to the California Highway Patrol. [Music] while navigating. ing through heavy rush hour traffic in Southern California. The suspect showed blatant disregard for public safety, weaving between lanes, hugging the carpool lane, and maintaining speeds over 50 mph as he continued to flee. He eventually merged onto Highway 215 in the Inland Empire area. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 1050. After exiting the 215 freeway, the suspect weaved through the streets of Muscoy. A CHP unit moved in from the side and executed a precise pit maneuver, spinning the Mercedes 180°. Officers quickly surrounded the vehicle. The driver surrendered immediately. Just seconds later, both passengers, a male and a female, stepped out and gave themselves up. [Music] The pursuit came to an end and the suspects now face multiple charges including robbery, fleeing from law enforcement, reckless driving, and other related offenses. [Music] On May 25th, 2023, a distress call near Olive Garden quickly sparked chaos. The driver fled at over 100 mph, ran a red light at Leighton, and nearly caused a crash. The chase was on. The driver weaved recklessly through traffic. At the intersection of 76th and Howard, an officer performed a pit maneuver, slamming the SUV into a tree. The driver was thrown from the seat. Get on the ground. Officer swiftly subdued and arrested him on the sidewalk. Heat. Heat. [Music] The driver was identified as Ramos Butler. During the vehicle search, officers discovered a loaded firearm and 16 g of cocaine. But the chaos didn't end there. At the hospital, Butler threw a container of urine at one officer and spit directly in the face of another. >> One more up here. >> Butler was ordered held on a $3,500 bond and may face multiple charges, including fleeing from police, reckless driving, speeding, and other related offenses. >> Do we need him there for any other reason? A superb charger tears away from Virginia State Police just because the driver wanted to enjoy his cigar. A stolen truck is boxed in perfectly. Suspect cuffed on the spot. An entitled teen snaps at calm professional officers and racks up a dozen charges. In Greenfield, a precise pit drops a fleeing suspect who spits at troopers before the cuffs shut. One chase, one choice, one crime too far. Go ahead, run. Go ahead, ra. But remember, the fall always hits harder than you think.