No, I don't want vehicle. Hey, adrenaline junkies. Welcome to Hollik Police Dash Cam, where deathdeying escapes and lightning fast takedowns collide. From a woman who recklessly drives straight into a cop to a man who risks his life to protect drugs and alcohol and a girl who gets arrested twice for drunk driving, every second is pure intensity. Buckle up, subscribe, and turn on notifications. The next adrenaline pumping chase begins [Music] now. March 7th, 2025, Bismar, North Dakota. A 911 call led police to a white Chevy Travers where a 53year-old woman showed signs of impaired driving. helpful. Everything seemed calm at first, but within minutes, the situation escalated rapidly. What really happened? Hey, what's your name? Why are you calling fire? We got called to come check on you. They were concerned. There's nobody concerned. There was. We got a phone call. What's going on today? Who did you get a call from? I don't know. It was an anonymous caller saying there was a white I know. That's what they they keep doing that. You know why they did that in Nebraska with my children? They keep calling and false callers. Nothing. I don't think that it's okay for people. I can't help if people call me and I it's my job to come respond when we have a calling. I'm checking people. Okay. Now, my concern is my concern. Your concern is you know everybody. My concern is that the car smells heavily of marijuana. [Music] When's the last time you smoked any marijuana? Other people have smoked marijuana in here and I don't want to They're calling you on me. Other people have you don't smoke any marijuana? I have I have medical marijuana in my medical. I have one. Do you have one? No, you're not. Turn off the car. Turn off the car. No. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Turn off the car. No. Get out of the car. Officer James smelled alcohol and marijuana and asked Udell to get out. She refused, started the engine, and suddenly put the car in reverse, nearly hitting him as she tried to get away. Luckily, he dodged it. [Music] Get out of the car. Get out of the car. [Music] Get out of the car. Ignoring repeated commands, Udell suddenly reversed the car and slammed the gas, driving straight at Officer James. The impact sent him flying over a pile of gravel and crashing into a fence. A reckless move she would regret for the rest of her life. Show your hands. Back up. No. Back up. Show me your hands. [Music] People ran in fear to ensure safety. [Music] Shots fired. Hosture hit. With a weapon in hand and a commanding voice, "Put your hands up." Officer Anderson observed the suspect refusing to comply. Seeing his partner in pain and the escalating danger, he made a decision. Pulled the trigger. The gunshot echoed through the snow, leaving Udell no time to reconsider her options. Melanie Udell paid the ultimate price for her reckless actions. Officer James suffered head, arm, and leg injuries with a year-long recovery expected. An investigation by the Criminal Investigation Division concluded that the use of force was justified. A rare situation, but the next one is even more intense. Stay tuned. [Music] Ferndale, Michigan, July 5th, 2019. In a case unlike anything seen before, officer Kevin Jerome was investigating a theft on the sidewalk when a bystander shouted, "Hey, someone's getting in your car." In a shocking twist, his patrol vehicle vanished before his eyes. But how far can a bold thief go before justice catches up? What? 6 and [Music] northward after all. What? Woodward. A stolen police cruiser tore through busy intersections at breakneck speed, blowing red lights and dodging collisions by inches. Sirens screamed as officers raced to stop the reckless suspect. With adrenaline surging and danger escalating, the high-speed pursuit reached a terrifying new level. Okay, now 75. pulling over, turning on some chill music, and enjoying the view before taking off again. She's probably imagining the ultimate road trip of her life in that police car. Yeah. Yeah. speed approaching position. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Chaos erupts at 7 mile in Stupel. A stolen patrol car barrels into multiple vehicles, turning the intersection into total mayhem. The high-speed pursuit ends in a violent crash as officers swarm the scene. The suspect is taken into custody. No escape this time. I have a be with you all. I'm here to help you. What is your name? [Music] Fortunately, no serious injuries were reported. Destiny Hawkins was arrested on charges ranging from car theft to fleeing law enforcement with the patrol vehicle recovered despite minor damage. April 8th, 2025, Dardinell, Arkansas. What began as a routine equipment violation stop turned into a highstakes chase when an officer saw a passenger toss a suspected drug. The driver refused to stop, sparking a multi- agency pursuit down State Highway 7. What are they so desperate to hide? [Music] As the suspect fled south, Trooper Belchure joined the chase. Ola PD spike strips near Tucker Road failed to stop him. Troopers caught up near East Spring Street, escalating the pursuit. Unit will be direct. That will be direct. That will be correct. Passing Bowl Street on Second Street. A perfect TVI shot sent the pickup truck skidding off the road. Sebastian took off, but the cops were faster. A quick tackle ended the chase. I didn't do nothing. There's no sound sweeter than the click of handcuffs. The best moment has arrived. Get up. Hey man, I I'm going to walk, man. You got to be rough with me, dude. [ __ ] Let's go. You came this way. Go back. I'm trying. Get up. I'm trying. What happened to me? Sebastian was booked into the Yell County detention center for fugitive and drug trafficking charges with his wife also listed as an accomplice. The case ended without injuries, demonstrating effective multi- agency court. November 7th, 2024, 4:38 a.m. Riviera Beach. While patrolling in the early morning, officer Alolston noticed a yellow Buick Century with a suspicious temporary tag. A quick check confirmed it was unregistered, prompting a traffic store called SP. But the driver had other plans, and what followed was anything but routine. that work. When officer Alston activated his lights and siren, the Buick bolted, racing through residential areas, smashing through stop signs, and hitting 83 mph in zones posted for just 25 to 40. The pursuit plunged deeper into quiet streets, each turn ramping up the danger. When officer Alston activated his lights and siren, the Buick took off plowing through stop signs and hitting 83 mph while tearing through residential neighborhoods. Street 14 Did you get the test track up to Silver Beach Road or old 14? That works. On the avenue, officer Alustin performed a precise PIT maneuver, sending the Buick crashing into a tree. Passenger Sherrod R complied with commands and was released at the scene. The driver, Jacob Williams, was injured. Williams driving history was a mess. Expired, revoked, and suspended. When searching his vehicle and clothing, marijuana, cracked cocaine, and powder cocaine were found. As for the Buick, it wasn't registered anywhere. [Music] December 19th, 2021, Walton County, Florida. Sergeant Council of the Walton County Sheriff's Office received a BO alert for a white Chevy Blazer reported for reckless driving and failure to maintain its lane. What began as a warning quickly turned into a highstakes situation. [Music] One more second late and that red car would have crushed him for sure. A self-destructive spin sent the car tumbling like a top before it came to a stop. Motionless, inside, the police found a bottle of vodka, meth, and marijuana. The very things he risked his life to protect. In the end, he left on a helicopter, taking his final flight of his life. No, I don't want him around. Put your hands back. A concerned citizen reported a hit and run. But when officers arrived, they spotted the suspected driver casually walking a dog nearby, trying to look innocent. But police weren't fooled. She was quickly called back to her vehicle for questioning. What gave her away? Stay tuned. Come over here and talk to me. Your dog never run off again. So we can just close the door so we can so it doesn't run off. Okay. Oh my gosh. Okay. All right. What happened? Take a breath. All I know is I started freaking out as soon as Lilo started freaking out and I wasn't really paying attent much attention to the road. Okay. And um it's okay. It's okay. There wasn't much like attention until Lilo started like pancing like that and then I started freaking out and I didn't mean for it to be like that. Okay. Where were you coming from? my house over there. Okay. Where were you going too? Stripes. Stripes. It's okay. Please. Okay. So, you you were driving from your house to the Stripes. Your dog started freaking out and then what happened? We've been in a wreck. We both done it for about 10 years like they just kind of I'm sorry really know how to explain it but like everybody start like was watching us. Yeah. And um Yeah. Was in route for somebody else. Do you want them to check you out? Make sure you're okay. Did you get your head and all that? You think you That's up to you. After a string of unconvincing excuses, she finally admitted it. She had woken up at 4:00 a.m. and drank a can of beer. That she confessed was the reason behind the crash. This morning? What did you have to drink this morning? Um, and how much do you know? Like one beer. One beer at 4 this morning. Were you drinking all night long? So you woke up at 4 and started drinking. Okay. We're going to come over here for me. Okay. You're fine. I got to close your door so she not getting out. Okay. Okay. Just right here. This first one. You already said somebody. Okay. You know how it goes. You never have one done. You never have one done. Okay. 8. She agreed to perform a field sobriety test but failed and was arrested for DUI. Although concerned about her dog, she remained cooperative. Officers allowed a family member to pick up the dog, ensuring the situation was handled smoothly. Coordinated. Okay. Well, that's fine. So, all you're going to do on this one, okay, is you're going to take a step away from the car. You're going to take whichever you're ready. Okay. Now, do you know the phone number? everyone out for her tag. Okay, you'll walk with me and I'll let you get the the phone number to your dog. I'm sorry. What's the What's the number, sweetie? Is it on your tag? Your ex? What's his name? Chris. Chris, get you put it in the back. Okay. She's going to be Yeah. We're I'm going to try and find someone. If not, we'll see what we can do. Bye. Treat. Bye. bag and I'll take this. Okay, you got your seat belt on. Her calm and compliance now hide a very different past. Just 3 years ago, she was a completely different person. Defiant, aggressive, and once even striking an officer during an arrest. Your name? Thank you, ma'am. What's your name? All right, look. What's your name? Listen, I will tell you my name. Go ahead. Have seen it back in the No. What's your name? What's your name? He didn't want to call her. Stop. What's your name? He just pulled you. No, he didn't. Officer again. Officer Cop with his police department. Those violent outbursts forced officers to deploy a taser to subdue her. Looking back, the footage is anything but flattering. A chaotic moment she'd likely rather forget. Back around. Put your hands back. No, I don't want her around. Put your hands behind your back. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Tas it. Tas it. Tas it. Oh my god. [Music] What? George, the person that died from the all these people. What are you talking about? Y'all kill black. I'm a black I am a black officer. I am black, too. I'm half black. Okay, that's fine. So, what's that going to do with anything right now? It has to do with George Floyd. Yep. You can see it. How about that? Okay. Sounds good. You piece of [ __ ] Yep. That's right. Die in hell. I will. Um, I just thought about that. I have to get I thought I had my jewel. I didn't find anything on you. Okay. Where is it? In your pocket. [Music] Okay. I didn't know I was like ice right there. Stop. Perfect. What's his name? All right. After 3 years, she has grown significantly, but ultimately she must still face the consequences of her actions. She is charged with DUI and property damage. If only she stopped drinking, everything would have been perfect. [Music] 11:08 a.m. Reedsville, Georgia. A 911 call reports a home invasion and armed kidnapping. As the suspect flees with a hostage, the victim's family gives chase, only to be shot at during the pursuit. A desperate rescue begins before police even arrive. How far will this go? [Music] A high-speed chase near Collins, Georgia turned deadly when the suspect opened fire, grazing a trooper's head. Despite the injury, the officer stayed in the fight, a true hero under fire. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] The suspect repeatedly attempted to ram patrol vehicles and evade multiple PIT maneuvers, turning a high-speed pursuit into a full-blown tactical showdown on wheels. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] 132. 132. [Music] A final pit on I-16 sends the car crashing off road. The gunman bolts out, dragging a hostage at gunpoint. Tension snaps as the hostage breaks free. Gunfire erupts from six agencies. In seconds, the threat is down. One heartbeat of chaos. One brutal final moment. Heat. Heat. Come on. Come on. [Music] The suspect was airlifted to the hospital but later died. A civilian sustained minor injuries. The trooper grazed in the head survived and the hostage escaped unharmed. A dangerous pursuit ended with a fortunate safe resolution. [Music] Today's chases were intense, but the next one will be pure mayhem. Lightning fast getaways, heartstoppping crashes, and a pursuit so insane you won't believe it's real. Don't miss out. Subscribe now and hit the bell. During the pursuit, see you in the next successfully performed.