Welcome to Hollock Police Dash Cam, where madness knows no limits. From a high-speed chase tearing through the night to a suspect taking dozens of bullets in front of his child, a man ending it all under a semi, and a drug empire crumbling in minutes. Buckle up, the chaos starts now. April 23rd, 2025. Kittenden County, Arkansas. A stolen black Dodge Dart slices through the night. The suspect ignoring commands and recklessly fleeing at high speed. The real question, what's he hiding that's worth risking everything to escape? >> [screaming] [screaming] >> State troopers stayed close as the suspect exited I40 at exit 275. He cut across Missouri Street, tore through the grass near the Mayberry area, and veered onto side roads, desperately weaving through shortcuts to avoid capture. Two hard pits in quick succession, but they still weren't enough to bring the vehicle down. The suspect bounced onto the grass and rejoined the chase, more determined than ever. He dropped back out of it. He's got two yards. Determined to end the threat, officers execute a flawless pit. The car spins out, then jerks to a stop. The driver dives into the passenger seat in a lastditch escape attempt. But it was too late. Officers closed in and took him down on the spot. So fast the K9 locked onto the target, but never got the chance to shine. >> [music] >> Two backpacks in the vehicle raised suspicions that a second suspect might be hiding, potentially armed. The police identified the vehicle's license plate, checked the identity, and deployed a drone to assist in locating the fleeing suspect. December 5th, 2024, Brooklyn, New York. Gunfire erupted near Park and North Portland as 21-year-old Christopher Ferguson opened fire in broad daylight. A sharp-eyed civilian flagged down NYPD with a full vehicle description. Minutes later, officers spotted the black Honda, sparking a wild pursuit through the streets of Brooklyn. Body's on. Body came on. Body came on. I can't hear transmissions. Can't hear transmission. Body covers on. Body came on. Body came on. Transmissions. I can't hear. As officers tried to stop the vehicle on Franklin Avenue, the driver hit the gas, triggering a dangerous chase through crowded Brooklyn streets. With an armed suspect fleeing at high speed, the pressure was on. Officers had to act fast, but every move had to balance urgency with public safety. Trying to pass me, bro. Get help. Get over here. Careful. Why do I have not help? I need help. >> Why did they block that car? That was stupid. Don't get stuck on that stuck. Maybe not. Maybe not. Maybe not. Maybe not. Turn left. Turn left. Watch out. >> 77. We're close to the 77 facing itself. It's turning out the unit. I'm turning on the unit. In front of the 77. We're going towards the 77 itself. The vehicle right now. >> In front of the 77. We're physically in front of the 77. [music] After nearly 2.5 miles of reckless weaving through busy streets, the pursuit ended in a crash outside 184 Udica Avenue, where the suspect's Honda was finally disabled. As officers closed in on the wrecked Honda, Ferguson suddenly swung open the passenger door, gun in hand, raised. With no time to hesitate, officers acted decisively, neutralizing the threat instantly, ending the chase in a dramatic and intense showdown. >> Hey, it's a baby. It's a baby. It's a baby. It's a baby. It's a baby. It's a baby. The suspect paid the ultimate price for his actions, his own life. After receiving 19 copper jacketed candies from the officers, justice was served for a reckless and dangerous criminal. The real tragedy, a child in the back seat witnessing it all, then abandoned as the mother ran for herself. That trauma will last a lifetime. Will they break the cycle or repeat their parents' mistakes? over the wall. >> March 13th, 2025, Broward County, Florida. Caught at 107 mph in a 65 zone, a driver on I 95 chose flight over compliance. As Trooper White gave chase, the suspect weaved across lanes and the shoulder. What was he running from and how far would he go to escape? Are you clear? You need one. The chase turned chaotic on I95 as the suspect tore through a construction zone near SR84. Traffic cones flew everywhere and stunned workers watched the mess unfold, already dreading the cleanup ahead. 129 traffic to the light. We're approaching fair. We're traveling in. >> Oh my god. >> If you count on law enforcement to chase down criminals, then they better be able to count on you to get out of the way. thing over the wall. >> Near Hollywood Boulevard, Pierre crashes out, then gets pitted for good measure. Troopers swarm in, guns drawn, he refuses to comply, but it's over. Yanked out, cuffed, and secured without a scratch. Don't reach for anything or I'll [ __ ] kill you in the vehicle. >> Get up. It's just one person in the vehicle. >> He wasn't injured. His messy hair remained untouched and those sagging pants didn't even get the chance to fall. proof that the officers acted with speed and absolute precision. Pierre, a convicted felon with six prior license suspensions, was arrested for fleeing and eluding. Authorities seized a Taurus handgun, credit cards, a driver's license, laptop, nearly $12,000 in cash, and suspected marijuana. >> 1050 into a box truck. December 26th, 2023. Warren, Michigan. A routine traffic stop over expired plates took a wild turn when the driver, lacking ID, suddenly hit the gas. He sped westbound on Wood Avenue, kicking off a breathless, highstakes chase through city streets. [music] Go backwards. [music] >> The suspect blasted through the police barricade, accelerated from 70 to 90 mph, and weaved recklessly along Central Avenue. He jumped curbs, tore through lawns, and surged onto 10mi road. Every dangerous move escalating by the second. >> All right, we're complex. >> Still oblivious to the danger he was causing, the suspect kept accelerating, charging forward alone, unaware that disaster was just moments away. Blowing through a red light at high speed, the suspect slammed into a Pensky truck, ending the chase in a violent wreck. Officers rushed in, but it was too late. The suspect had already taken his own life. >> He went from driving without a license to losing his life in a matter of minutes. Now his mom's trying to cash in with a madeup story. If she really cared, maybe she should have taught him to follow the law, not make excuses. >> July 1st, 2024, Clayton County, Georgia. The CO unit receives a B for the suspect, a wanted drug dealer believed to be in Connley. Upon spotting law enforcement, the suspect attempts to flee in a reckless manner. How far can the suspect evade arrest? The Cobra unit closed in as the suspect weaved through traffic, ignoring stop orders. Officers boxed him in, but he refused to surrender, gripping the wheel and shouting at police. Tension surged. Watch your Tarzan. Watch them. Watch them. Watch them. Watch them. Watch them. >> Watch that. Watch that. [screaming] >> Don't [ __ ] move. I got hands. I got hands. I got [screaming] >> I got hands. Put your [ __ ] hand up. [screaming] [screaming] >> Oh no, he messed with the wrong unit. These cops don't play. In seconds, they showed him who's boss, yanking him out the window like only a few ever could. >> DEA and Cobra agents raided 4,546 Richard Road, meth, guns, fake cash, every sign of a drug empire. With 741 GS seized, and Ashley Carol in cuffs, the empire crumbled in seconds. Y'all came up and hit me in the back end. >> Rogers and Carol now face serious state and federal charges, including methamphetamine trafficking, possession of a firearm during a crime, and forging documents. >> Is this like this? >> May 16th, 2022. 9:41 p.m. Sarasota County. Deputy Kyle Martin pulled over 23-year-old Skyler Reachi on suspicion of DUI. At first, she complied, but her behavior quickly raised red flags. What was really going on? >> How you doing, ma'am? >> Is it Is this your vehicle? >> Yeah. Yes. >> Okay. >> I just want to do where I don't want to take my car there because he has multiple cars in his driveway. Okay. >> I'm just going to kind of stay on the side. All right. >> She stepped out wearing only a bikini. No cover up, no extras. >> Some say it's her right. Others think she should have dressed more appropriately out of respect for the officers. >> What do you think? >> I'm going to back up a little bit. >> Deputy, >> can you please don't take her away? >> I WILL DRIVE. Can you just stay 10 time real quick? >> All right, Skyler, he's going to come right here. You can just stand right uh right here. All right. And he's going to face me. All right. You have no glasses or contacts? >> No. >> All right. Any problems with your eyes? Are you blind in your eyes? You know, >> it didn't matter what she was wearing. >> The officers stayed focused on the job. A field sobriety test was conducted and the officer remained calm and patient, walking her through the steps again and again. >> Hey. Okay. Um, next exercise is walk and turn exercise and then I'm going to have you complete a a >> I'm like shivering though. >> One next stand actually. Um, >> where should I stand? >> Pretty pretty much clear debris. Okay. It is on a slight little bit of an angle. I'll check it with level. >> It is a little bit. >> It's it's all we can work with. Would that be better? >> All right. You can relax for a second. You don't have to keep your arms on your side. Just stay like right there. Okay. >> I'm like cold. I'm really cold. Um, if you could just stand like here just so you can see everything and we got a little ways away to run. I'll be >> just stand right over there. >> Understand the instructions and >> No, I absolutely. >> So, you might want to wrap it around because I have to have your arms down your sides. All right. So, can you hear me? Okay, Skyler. >> Yeah. >> You can see me? Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, what I'd like you to do is place your left inconsecutive heel to toe steps down the line. Turn. turn like I showed you and nine consecutive heel the toe steps back. >> So you want me to turn at that point. I'm just trying to like >> I just You're going to take nine consecutive heel the toe steps down the line. Okay. So like I explained to [music] you. All right. One from the line. Turn. Turn like I showed you. Nine consecutive heel to toe steps back down the line. >> Sure. Get over here. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back now. Can you like demonstrate what you want me to do? >> Sure. Like like stand back in that position I told you, Gideon. Remember? >> All right. So, you're in this position like I told you. Your arms down your sides, looking down at your feet like I was counting your steps out loud. Your arms are down to your sides. And when you begin, don't stop until you completed the exercise. Okay. Oh, >> can I turn around >> just like I showed you? >> I just want you to stand actually right here and you're just going to face me. Okay. Can hear me? Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Skyler, what I want you to place your feet together, arms down on your sides. >> Wait, hold on. Just give me a second. >> You want to start over? >> How to slant? Like, >> it's the best we can do right now. Do you want >> That's way better. >> All right, hold on. Whenever you're ready. >> Actually, no. It's okay right now. >> Okay. >> Is this like Wait, hold on. Is this good? >> Although she cooperated, the alcohol in her system betrayed her. She was unable to complete the field sobriety test successfully. I can't do this. Guys, you're making me >> I'm cold. You >> Tyler, at this time you are being placed under arrest for DUI. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> I'll explain everything to you. Put your hands behind your back. >> Please try again. >> No, don't do anything stupid in trouble before. >> No, my dog is at home by put your hands behind your back. Okay, put your palm together for DUI now. 105 signal one over here in my vehicle. something. I understand that. Okay. Richi was arrested for DUI and it wasn't until she was in the back of the police car that she realized the severity of the situation. Overcome with regret, she cried. But by then it was too late to change her actions. February 28th, 2023. 10:06 p.m. Georgia. A stolen Hyundai Tucson rockets passed mile marker 221, fleeing Henry County police. Troopers set up ahead at 228, waiting. When it blows by, sirens scream to life. The chase is on. They're okay. They're working. Thank you very much. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. >> [music] >> The suspect drove recklessly, breaking and swerving toward officers. As he pushed deeper into Fulton County, his actions grew more erratic. But troopers stayed locked in formation, readying a tactical takedown to bring this escalating threat to an end. Clear the whole 38. right now. North of CW Grant Parkway, the trooper seized his moment. A sharp pit in the number three lane. The Tucson spun hard into the median, then died on the shoulder of I75, disabled, done. The chase was over. It's >> a stubborn move to barricade himself in, >> but cops weren't having it. They yanked him out through the window, fast and firm. Cuffs on. No time wasted. >> His long hair and sagging pants down to his knees were probably his biggest obstacles. Definitely not the ideal outfit for a high-speed getaway. OKAY, GET ON THE [screaming] GROUND NOW. >> On January 10th, 2020, at 10:05 a.m., a Nissan Alima was pulled over for a mismatched plate on Old Highway 271. As the trooper checked the VIN, the driver suddenly sped off, launching a high-speed pursuit. What happened next was pure adrenaline. and off of it. >> Did you buy it in Arkansas? >> Yes, sir. >> How long ago? You just You said you may have got the tag swapped or something. Okay. >> I'll be able to run the van. I should be able to see insurance on it. If it has insurance, we'll go from there. Thank you. downtown. end up speed 100. >> The suspect sped southbound on I540, topping 130 mph, recklessly entering oncoming lanes. The chase only escalated as the vehicle tore through Cook Avenue, then Yokum Avenue, pushing the pursuit to its absolute breaking point. >> If you use Wall Street to go into Aroma, that's the road that they're on. >> Sounds like they're over in Aroma right now. >> They're still on 98. We're east on it. There's about 100. He knows I'm trying to pity. He keep on swerving over him trying to wait to get across the river. I know you're trying, but we need to get in before. Just stay straight. Get on straight line road. Turn right. >> Hey, let me see your hand. Let me see your [ __ ] HAND. YOU MOVE ON. SHOOT. YOU MOVE. I'LL SHOOT. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE [screaming] GROUND NOW. ON THE GROUND. OKAY. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. INDIANA. >> Seeing the officer alone, the suspect pretended to comply, then suddenly bolted. >> The trooper gave chase and deployed a direct contact taser, dropping him instantly. >> Meanwhile, the passenger surrendered without incident. Moments later, both were cuffed and taken into custody. Stay home. >> Going right way. >> Get on the ground. >> Left on and left again. >> I got one 15 on the ground. >> Actually, you get on the ground, too. Just face down. Face down. Put your face down. >> Luckily, backup arrived just in time. Who knows what could have happened if these two had been armed and decided to fight back. This could have gone south real fast. Both suspects now face multiple felony charges, including fleeing drug possession and resisting arrest. >> Yeah, I'll get you later. Sit right here on my car. >> Today's high-speed chase was intense, but what about next time? Expect faster getaways, boulder moves, and a pursuit so insane you'll have to see it to believe it. Stay ahead of the action. Subscribe now and hit the bell. Thanks for watching, and we'll see you in the next one. [music] >> [music] [music] [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [music] [music] >> Heat. Heat. N. >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music]