Welcome to Police [music] US Dash Cam, where the hum of an engine can explode into chaos in a heartbeat. Out here, the [music] streets don't forgive and danger never drives alone. Buckle up, because once the chase ignites, everything changes fast. On the morning of May 31st, 2025, San Diego police officers were dispatched to Ocean Beach following reports of a man standing in traffic on Coronado Avenue. At the scene, officers saw a man blocking traffic and making suicidal remarks. He entered a black sedan and fled, leading to a pursuit through Ocean Beach. It's going to be a white male coming west or not. We're not at Orchard and Suns clips going south and clips. [music] And we got a TC at Pescadero and Suns. He's stopping Pescadero Sliff. He's got a knife. Let him next to [ __ ] Hey, >> let me see your [ __ ] hands. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. Hey, hey, back up. Back up. Back up. Let me see your hands. Back the up. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. >> We're not going to shoot you. Get on your knees. >> Get on your knees. I'm going to SHOOT YOU, [ __ ] GET ON your knees. >> Get on your knees. >> Stop. >> Hey, let me see youring head. I'm going to shoot you, mother. Get on the ground. >> The chase ended with a crash into a jeep at Bermuda in Eers, exiting the car with a knife. >> The suspect ignored commands to drop it. Less lethal options, including a taser, were deployed, but failed. >> Let's get some distance. >> Hey, we don't want to hurt you. Okay, listen. >> Follow my commands. >> Hey, let me give commands. >> Hey, stop. >> We want to help you out. Okay, >> if you approach us with that knife, he killed me. >> Hey, you can't drop it if he's being tased. >> Relax. Let me give commands. >> Hey, we want to help you out, okay? But if you approach us with that knife, you're going to get shot. You want to hurt? >> You're going to get shot. Okay. >> I want to get shot. >> No. >> You want to die? Okay. >> Don't be in here. >> Hey, listen. Follow follow my commands. Let me show you. >> Follow my commands or you're not going to get shot. We're going to get some help for you. >> No, you're not. Leave me alone. >> I want to die. I'm about to slip my own throat. Put off. >> No. >> Yeah. You know, please. >> Please. Tas. >> Don't. Don't. I'm not. >> Taser. Taser. >> What are you guys doing? Backed up. Let's get some distance. Flores, let's get over here. >> Hey guys, back over here. >> Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. >> Get shot right now. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> GET ON THEINGING GROUND. >> GET ON THEINGING GROUND. GROUND. GET ON your >> All right. I need a hands team. >> Somebody behind me. The subject was identified as Jacob Lyall Epel, 32 years old. He was transported to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced deceased. No officers were injured during the incident >> with three gunshot wounds. >> On the morning of May 7th, 2025, Los Angeles Police Department officers from the Central Division were dispatched to the 700 block of South Main Street. They were responding to a call regarding a robbery suspect linked to an earlier crime at the same location. >> He's this way. You see over there? >> Just for what? Like >> Rashad, come out. >> Oh, you're in here. >> You in here. >> When officers approached the South Main Street apartment, they observed [music] suspect Rashad Green inside holding a knife. Hey, step out. >> Put your hands up. >> Step out now. Let's go. Let's go. Step out now. Step out. Step out. Hey, relax. >> Push her out. Get her out of the way, >> man. Step over. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Drop a knife now. >> Hey, we will tase you to sit. >> Repeated commands were given to drop the weapon along with warnings of less lethal force. >> Hey, drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife and go get her. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Green. then threw an object resembling a glass ashtray at the officers before attempting to escape by lowering himself out of a third story window with a rope. >> With their hands up, >> come out with their hands up. >> He lost control during the attempt and fell down. Rashad. >> Yeah, I see him. >> Rashad, we're getting help. >> Rashad, we're going to get help. >> We need help. >> Rocky, he's still on the go. Jump. I need an R for approximately four years ago. Where did I see him? Through the window. Go to the window. Open my bed. Where >> you at? [music] Oh, he's right here. >> Open. Open. >> Can I Hold on. >> Let him know. Hey, let know that we have right here. >> Yeah. >> Hey, I need this. Hey, >> hey, can you go? Can you go on the radio system? We have them right here. Look. >> Can you get the staff? Open the window. See that clip? >> I'm trying. I'm trying. Hold on. >> I know. I'm I'm I'm losing it. >> This is your window. You got to do it. >> Hey, tell me to watch your guns. >> HEY, LOWER YOUR GUN. >> BLUE. BLUE. BLUE. BLUE. >> I know. >> Rashad Green, 43 years old, was transported to [music] a local hospital and later succumbed to his injuries on May 18th. 2025. No officers [music] or community members were injured. >> On December 27, 2021, a state trooper monitoring traffic on I75 near mile marker 158 [music] clocked a Ford Ranger pickup at 90 mph in a 70 zone. When the trooper attempted to initiate a stop near the Jennifer Drive overpass, the driver hesitated briefly but refused to pull over, setting off a dangerous encounter on the interstate. Blocked by a tractor trailer, he re-entered the interstate and accelerated northbound. That's something outside. Hands. Let me see hands. Let me see other hands. I can't see. I knew it. >> You just hold on. Just hold on till the fire truck gets you. The driver was identified as Joseph Silas, who admitted to drinking prior to the pursuit. He sustained minor injuries and was transported to Atrium Health, where [music] a blood test was conducted. Silas was charged with DUI, speeding, fleeing, and attempting to elude, and reckless driving. On the morning of August 8th, 2025 in Little Rock, Arkansas, trooper Jacob Bird of the Arkansas State Police attempted to pull over a Nissan Sentra for traffic violations. [music] What began as a routine stop quickly took an unexpected turn when troopers realized a child was inside the vehicle. >> Put your car in park. Put your car in park. Put your car in park. >> Put the car in park. Do not go. >> No. Stay there. Do not go. Will you use one pair? He's on the phone. He told me that my phone. He's got a signifies. >> Show me YOUR HAND. >> I JUST TOLD YOU IN FRONT OF ME. DON'T TRY TO GRAB JESSICA. HE'S GOING TO GRAB ME. Please don't hurt me, sir. Please don't hurt me. Here go my phone. Please don't hurt me. Please don't hurt me. That's all I ask. I'm not doing nothing bad. I just said I knew I was going to jail. I'm trying to get my son. Please don't hurt me. Like, dang it. That's all I'm trying to do. >> You knew I was just trying to go get myself. Like, that's all I'm trying to do. >> You could have listened to me when I told you to put the car in park. I'm >> trying to take it to myself. >> The driver of the Nissan Sentra [music] refused to comply, edging the car forward while on the phone. With a child inside, despite showing emotional distress, the driver ignored repeated commands to stop. Officers maintained control of the scene, prioritizing the [music] child's safety throughout the encounter. >> He was on the phone with >> the driver of the Nissan [music] Sentra was taken into custody without harm to the child. Several charges, including endangering the welfare of a minor, felony fleeing, and reckless driving, are under review, but have not yet been formally filed. on green. >> On Interstate 35 near the Grand Avenue interchange, Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers [music] attempted to pull over a Ford Ranger suspected of criminal activity. Instead, the stop erupted into a dangerous high-speed [music] pursuit. >> We're going eastbound Grand coming up on I35 Road. He's turning southbound on I35 Road. He's getting on speeds are about 80. Still going south on 35. He just threw something out the window. He run. He's He's throwing stuff out the car window. Coming up on 59th Street. Coming up passing 663. Speed about 80. >> There's going to be three suspects in the car. He just fell on my lights. Um, not using a blinker. Third brake light was out and he just took off on me. Yeah. 63 519. You are clear. Back on 35. He's throwing things out the window at me trying to like go up and stuff like that. Troopers executed a TVI, sending the Ford Ranger skidding sideways before it rolled violently across I3. 35 >> TVI TVI just roll over TVI TVI just about to roll over. >> In the chaos, it appeared that one of the passengers had been ejected from the vehicle. The pursuit ended in tragedy with the death of passenger Ethan Mees and critical injuries to Mercedes Martinez. The [music] driver, Alex Carpenter, was arrested and now faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder and fleeing law enforcement. He remains in custody on a $3 million bond. As the case moves through court, >> April 29, 2025, a stolen Cadillac sedan raced down I75 through Sumpre County. Florida Highway Patrol troopers moved in as it crossed into Hernando County, lights flashing and sirens wailing. But instead of stopping, the driver hit the gas, sending the pursuit into a high-speed frenzy across crowded lanes. Yeah, if they exit somewhere, take out a bit. Southbound 111. Southbound 111. Stop taking off. We're all ready for ship. Where are you? The suspect, a female driver, fled at speeds of up to 110 mph, weaving [music] recklessly through heavy traffic. When she attempted to use the emergency lane, she nearly struck a McLaren 720S. Where goat? Heat. [music] [music] Heat. probably 49. All right. Where you at? I am [music] 149. [music] Okay, right here 287 right on the Right. I'm sure Hey, right now Going westbound. >> As the pursuit reached State Road 52, officers performed a successful PT maneuver, sending the suspect's vehicle into a nearby ditch. Let me SEE YOUR GODDAMN HAIR. >> OH MY GOD. >> After bringing her into custody, officers discovered the suspect was in a state of partial undress while inside the vehicle. Gadston County, Florida, January 14th, 2025. What began as a routine speed enforcement on US90 escalated when a silver SUV clocked at 78 and a 55 refused to pull over. With lights flashing and siren sounding, the trooper was forced into a chase through the county. Quincy, >> what kind of vehicle 128 here in uniform speed of 120 light trafficb Down on 901 unit 1033 traffic one. I'm taking that right through the right traffic light speed to 120. 120 41. I'm in 2004. Okay. 90. Okay. >> I'm trying to run the tag now. Blue radio is terrible 1476. What kind of velocity copies I should be left on? 41 36 I'm passing the P in 30. I'm headed to 1476. You copy? 143 standby here state road 127. 7 123 23 number stand over here. Radio just cut in front of you eastbound. You're still eastbound on 90. It's coming up on Lake to 115. Traffic at light. They're still eastbound on 90 street. He is now southbound on rockart. >> The driver of the silver SUV has not yet been identified, but will likely face serious fleeing charges once located. Appreciate it. Hopefully, man. >> Appreciate you riding with us tonight on Police US Dash Cam. From San Diego, where Jacob Eple's desperate knife [music] standoff ended in tragedy, to Los Angeles, where Rashad Green's defiance led to a fatal fall. And to Oklahoma, where Alex Carpenters's [music] Ford Ranger rollover left one passenger dead and another fighting for life. Every scene was a stark reminder of how quickly chaos unfolds. Add in a Cadillac nearly colliding with a McLaren at 110 [music] mph and the message is clear. Reckless choices cost dearly. Dash cams never blink. [music] They reveal.