[Music] Stop. Stop. >> Where chaos meets the cruiser. Welcome to the real front line. It starts with an Arkansas police chase of a suspected Dodge Charger thief. Then comes a horrific crash with an armed criminal. Finally, a drug dealer flees at over 110 mph in desperation. This high-speed police chase takes the stakes to the extreme, and the dash cam doesn't miss a beat. [Music] North Little Rock, Arkansas. May 24th, 2025. A Dodge Charger caught a trooper's attention after blowing through a stop sign. Turns out it was a stolen vehicle. What followed wasn't just a pursuit. It was a calculated high-speed game of chaos tearing across the highway. Whoever you are, get out of the way so I can use the gate Okay. At Smoky Lane, Officer Hooper attempted to deploy the grappler, but the suspect kept slamming the brakes, making any close approach nearly impossible. standard again later. It's not airport. Right behind you still. >> The suspect's reckless driving had crossed the line near I30. A flawless TVI sent the vehicle crashing into the center divider, bringing the pursuit to a sharp and decisive end. >> The suspect, Amanda Lenel Standrich, is now facing multiple charges, including theft by receiving stolen property, felony fleeing in a vehicle, and repeat reckless driving causing injury. What a tragic end for her. April 29th, 2025, Interstate 30, Arkansas. Near mile marker 96, a black SUV with sloppily affixed paper tags caught the attention of Corporal Arnold. When the lights came on, the driver made a choice. Ignore the law, hit the gas, and trigger a nighttime pursuit no one saw coming. 5 97 eastbound or westbound. >> Eastbound speeds at 111. He tore down Highway 66. 7 at over 130 mph, recklessly turning the road into a danger zone for every vehicle in his path. Heat. Heat. road. >> At mile marker 125, TFC Freeman pulled ahead to slow the suspect, but was rammed from behind. Both vehicles flew off the road in a violent collision of steel and speed. Milton Ellis Jr. faces multiple felony charges, including fleeing illegal firearm possession, receiving stolen property, and seconddegree battery. All after crashing with a stolen gun in his backpack. Guess when you pack heat and bad decisions, it's only a matter of time before you crash into reality. >> Crash, crash, crash, crash. >> Buenav Vista Township, Michigan August 3rd, 2021, around 8:00 p.m., police respond to an armed robbery near Weber Street and quickly spot the suspect's silver GMC Acadia leaving the area. At first, it looks like he's pulling over, but that illusion doesn't last. [Music] Taking off eastbound Weber. Passing through. [Music] [Music] We notify supervisor supervisor 3109 authorized 3172. >> I copy 733 Lincoln 9. 733 Lincoln 9 coming up. [Music] Are you going northbound 72? Let me call you. All right. [Music] [Music] Door [Music] red light. The suspect lost control and turned the patrol car into a wrecking ball, slamming it into a utility pole. Maybe that was the moment he realized the GMC isn't great at flying and is even worse at landing. [Music] >> Get EMS here now. The 54year-old suspect was arrested and now faces felony charges including armed robbery, use of a firearm during a felony, third offense, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. For someone his age, he's still chasing bad decisions like it's a full-time job. [Music] >> Same type right now, dude. >> That crash truly haunted me. When your mistake ends up seriously hurting someone else, maybe that's the moment life teaches you what it means to pay the price. [Music] >> The grass on December Warren, Michigan. What began as a routine traffic stop quickly spiraled into a nightmare. The reckless escape of a suspect in a red Chevy Cruise ended in a crash so violent even seasoned officers were left shaken. All captured on dash cam. Oh yeah. >> The driver told officers he did not have his ID and they asked him to exit the vehicle. This is your car. >> All right. Uh your girlfriend's car go into the grass. He's in the grass. Back down 24 dreads. Satellite's locking. Uh top of the grass. Just just parallel. Just parallel. Just parallel. All right, we got the thing again from center line. He's jumping through the grass just south of 10 and east. Somebody go to Sherwood. All right, we're complex just west. West. He sped off recklessly, blowing past the 25 mph limit and barreling through red lights like they didn't exist. [Music] 1050. >> The chase finally ended when he ran another red light and slammed into a Ford F-150, then straight into a Penske box truck. His Chevy Cruise was crushed beneath the truck's frame. Everybody shut this intersection down. >> Every reckless choice, especially fleeing from the police, comes with consequences. And not every story gets a second chance. Officers tried to rescue the driver, but his chance to make things right had already gone. >> Turn the car off. >> They're taking off northbound. >> Flashing red light. June 23rd, 2023. Monomony, Wisconsin. A 24-year-old blasted through a flashing red light like the rules didn't apply to him, ignored the cops, and tore through a quiet neighborhood. What happened next left one female officer with a memory she won't soon forget. [Music] Police department. Turn the car off. Turn the car off. They're taking off northbound. The suspect drove straight into the body of an oncoming police vehicle. You can hear it in the female officer's voice. She was completely shaken. A collision that left more than just metal dented. >> Get down. Get down. [Music] We're going to need him at the stand. >> You just stay right there. All right. I'll stand with him. Why don't you go direct him? I'm going to get him. >> Yep. Yep. I got it. >> On my back. >> You just stay right here. There you go. Right there. >> Throw up. >> Go ahead. Throw up, man. I honestly can't understand what was going through his head. He fled in a car, rammed into a police cruiser, took off on foot, got caught, then still chose to resist. What was the plan here? >> Please let me turn over. >> Turn over. You're not turning over on your back, cuz if you throw up, you're going to choke on your [ __ ] >> I mean, I know, but can I just sit up? >> No, you can stay right here. >> Just sit like this. I'm not >> You're not going to sit on your back cuz if you throw up, you're going to [ __ ] choke on it. Can >> I just sit on my side like this? I'm all fine. Stay right there cuz if you get up, I swear to God, I will tase the [ __ ] out of you again. >> I'm going to sit on my knees. I'll stay. >> No, you just stay just like that. No. >> No. No. You're not in [ __ ] charge. You [ __ ] Listen. Do you understand me? >> No. No. Please. No. Can I just >> You stay just like that. >> Face. >> No. Stay right there. Just like that. >> Like this. >> You were already in this [ __ ] sit down. >> No. No. >> No. No. Then throw up. Just like that. >> You put yourself in this [ __ ] spot. You want to throw up, you [ __ ] throw up like that. I'm tired of playing games with you. >> You want to do something stupid, you're going to get [ __ ] taste again. >> No, you're not. >> No, I don't know what part you don't [ __ ] understand. I don't know which one's which. We got one right here. Are you okay? >> I am I think I'm good. >> I see you down there and I was like no. >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. Yeah. [Music] dude. >> Thankfully, the officer inside the rammed vehicle wasn't injured. >> Do you see your car? >> Do you see your car? >> It's bad. It's bad. I knew I was going to eat wrestling up. Oh, I was never I've never been that scared in my entire life. >> Yep. >> Yep. I'm going to search him quick. Stay right here. >> Hey, who's our driver? >> Him. I watched him get out of the car and run. That's the one I wanted. >> Driver was identified as a 24y old male named >> Ben and Ben's vehicle flipped over. Yeah. So, it's sitting on it roof right now on the 1100 block of Main Street East. >> Adam was taken to the hospital where a legal blood draw was conducted and he was medically cleared for jail. >> I had no idea. >> Adam, 24, racked up charges for felony hit and run, reckless driving with injury, and resisting arrest after rolling a police cruiser. He was out on $1,650 bail just days later. In the end, even chaos seems to come with a payment plan. [Music] Fleeing from police on a motorcycle at high speed in the dead of night. Probably one of the most dangerous choices you can make. On March 3rd, 2022, northern Georgia, just before 4:00 a.m. on the dark stretch of I75, Troop A radios crackle to life. A high-speed motorcycle pursuit is racing northbound through the night. About 1050 we're still northbound. >> Copy. About 1050 still northbound. Marshall 28 leaving out traffic 633. Copy. around that lane. He's weaving all over weaving all over the roadway. 326 going to be a yellow sport bike, male rider, blue jacket, black helmet. Still unable to reach [Music] 130 flight 26 we got county on the line there will not assist us line. That's a flight. Speeding at over 100 mph, the suspect seemed to be losing control of his motorcycle. It shook violently, like every part was moments away from flying off. Copy one time 30. Tell me. [Music] >> So we are approaching the 340 now. You may want to go to the CF 40. >> Copy. passing 340 at this time. We will contact the XP. [Music] >> All units, be advised. Whitfield's going to contact the two on your right. >> Hey, [Music] Houston. The officer closed in on the bike, trying to guide it toward the shoulder. Not to knock him down, but maybe just to slow him down. Still, the attempt didn't work. [Music] [ __ ] [Music] unit stage now at 348. [Music] >> One mile for the 348. North left. >> Copy. Northbound. Left lane. One mile for 348. [Music] >> 348. >> Copy. Right lane on 348. Copy. Trying to jump off at 348. Let you know right 151. [Music] >> The officer's patience was finally rewarded when Sergeant Hobbs closed in from the left around a sharp bend. The suspect's escape finally ended, but in agony. [Music] [Applause] The suspect was swiftly handcuffed and secured, but once the adrenaline wore off, the back pain kicked in. When you flee from police on a motorcycle, don't be surprised if you crash and hurt yourself. This guy learned it the hard way. work. >> From a high-speed pursuit with a stolen Dodge Charger in Arkansas to a terrifying collision involving an armed suspect and another drug offender pushing over 110 mph in a desperate attempt to outrun the law. These moments show how fast bad decisions can spiral. Speed doesn't erase guilt and steel can't shield consequences. You can run from the lights, but not from what follows. On every road, in every turn, the truth gets recorded clearly, completely, and without pause. Dash cam sees time answers.