Where chaos meets the cruiser. Welcome to the real front line. In New York, a knife wielding suspect tries to stab officers and pays the ultimate price. In Arkansas, a disrespectful fugitive learns humility after a flawless pet. And in Florida, troopers engage in a dramatic pursuit of a suspect driving a Pontiac G6. This high-speed police chase is sharp, dangerous, and every move is caught on dash cam. [Music] >> Amherst, New York, July 12th, 2025. Police responded to a domestic disturbance on North Bailey Avenue. They knew the suspect inside had two active warrants, but nothing could have prepared them for what happened next because instead of opening the door, he came flying out another way. >> It's hammers, please. [Music] The officer called out loudly from outside, urging the suspect to come out. Moments later, he crawled through a rear window, gripping two knives, and without hesitation charged straight at Officer Vangalof. >> Fires out. >> Stay down, baby. We're going to >> After trying to attack an officer, now he's begging for help. Absolutely ridiculous. >> All right. >> The suspect, Raquel Grant, 26, had two active warrants. He was given first aid within a minute and transported to the hospital in critical condition. Charging an officer with knives. That's hands down the dumbest move I've ever seen. [Music] Around 6 p.m. on August 1st, 2024 in Meridian, Idaho, a heated family dispute spiraled into chaos at a busy intersection when the suspect was caught smashing a vehicle before vanishing into the crowd. It didn't take long for police to spot his white RAV 4, but as they moved in, he hit the gas and fled. A reckless decision and a moment of sheer stupidity. In a bizarre twist, the suspect called 911 in the middle of the chase, begging for advice while admitting he had a Glock 19. Desperate and cornered, he said he'd rather die than go back to prison. His plea for officers to back off signaled a bad ending. the car. Get on the car. Stay back. Stay back. Stay >> hands. Shoot your hands. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Get out of here. >> As the suspect merged onto westbound I 84, Sergeant Geel executed a precise pit maneuver, spinning the RAV 4 to a stop. Officers drew their weapons and issued commands. As the suspect stepped out, holding a Glock, he refused to drop it. Perceiving a deadly threat, Sergeant Geisel and two deputies opened fire. The suspect collapsed. The firearm was recovered. Medical aid was rendered immediately after. [Music] Show me your hands. >> The suspect, Banebridge, was hospitalized in critical condition before being booked into Ada County Jail. He faced charges of felony domestic battery and felony fleeing while grand theft and robbery were dropped in a plea deal. Stray rounds hit a nearby water park, but no injuries occurred. All involved officers were cleared of misconduct. At 9:44 p.m. on Friday, January 10th, 2025 in Brooklyn's 69th precinct, what started as a routine prisoner transport took a sudden and violent turn. As officers moved through East 80th Street and Flatlands Avenue, a gunshot rang out, followed by a suspect, roughly 50 years old, breaking into a run with a firearm in hand. What exactly triggered the chaos? [Music] >> The officers moved quickly. Sergeant Salsman and Officer Zahir pursued on foot while Wilson and Okafor followed closely in a patrol car. Despite multiple commands to stop, the suspect continued running north on East 80th Street. He eventually hid behind a tree in front of 754 East 80th Street, and that's where the tension exploded. [Music] From behind the tree, the suspect suddenly raised his gun, first aiming at Officer Zahir, then swinging the barrel toward Sergeant Saltzman. In a split-second life or death decision, the officers responded. A burst of gunfire shattered the night. 13 shots fired in rapid succession. The suspect was struck and taken into custody shortly after. Suspect Moonra Durham 50 was transported to Brookdale Hospital. His firearm was recovered at the scene. Durham faces charges of weapon possession, threatening officers, and reckless endangerment. NYPD is investigating and building the case. No officers were injured. Death smiled >> and walked away. >> Put your hands up. >> Faulner County, Arkansas, July 10th, 2025. 10:05 p.m. Deputies were in pursuit on Interstate 40 East near mile marker 135 when backup joined in. The suspect was pushing 100 mph and the moment troopers closed in to take the lead, it was clear he wasn't stopping for anyone. To stop the suspect from endangering others, the officer executed a flawless TVI, sending the suspect's car crashing hard into a concrete wall. But it wasn't over yet. [Music] [Applause] The suspect's second crash into the concrete wall ended his escape for good. But his fight wasn't over yet. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. [Music] >> The officer's takedown was brutal and decisive. The suspect earned every bit of it. Dustin Carl Kirkandall was booked in Faulner County on felony charges of fleeing seconddegree battery, DWI third offense, and tampering with evidence. October 19th, 2024, Florida. A stolen Ford F250 tied to a burglary rockets up I75, ignoring a bolo alert. FHP Sergeant David Blake locks on, but the driver goes rogue, swerving through traffic, pushing the limit, and daring anyone to stop him. What started as a theft just became a rolling hazard. [Music] The suspect barreled forward at over 110 mph, blowing through red lights as if they didn't exist. Sirens wailed behind him, but he didn't flinch. Take a look at this pit. Solid execution, no doubt, but against a massive F250, it just wasn't enough. Can you confirm this is still driving or flight? The second pit was even sharper. Textbook perfect. Yet somehow the suspect escaped again. But the F250 took serious damage. [Music] Go ahead. 650 54 aviation 51 on another call. [Music] Don't 12way 3 Parkway. [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] It took a staggering eight pit maneuvers before officers finally stopped the suspect's rampage. The final hit was devastating, sending the F250 flipping multiple times before coming to rest. David Alonso was taken into custody facing a stack of serious charges from aggravated assault on law enforcement to violent resisting an autotheft. Little Rock, Arkansas. July 3rd, 2025. A white Ford sedan tore through the winding streets of Little Rock, pushing trooper Amber Cass to her limits. Tight corners, hardbreaking, and reckless turns. The suspect wasn't just running. They were fighting every inch of the chase. The suspect weaved recklessly at over 100 mph, zigzagging with zero regard for life, his or anyone else's. Pure madness on the open road. 38 55. Bye. Keep going. Never [Music] speak to Trooper Amber Cass doesn't play anymore. Her flawless moves shut down every last bit of the suspect's desperate escape. >> The suspect faces expected charges of felony fleeing, reckless driving, resisting arrest, and obstruction of governmental operations. [Music] No, >> stop. >> Go back in your car for me, please. >> Oaklair, Wisconsin, February 17th, 2024. Near a motel known for drugs, deputies spotted a car pulling out behind the wheel. Michelle, 45, license suspended for unpaid child support and flagged with a bolo from Oaklair PD. What started as a simple traffic check was about to escalate. >> Because I just got done with work. I was just >> apparently I don't have a license. I don't know. >> Is this your car? >> Yes, this is my car. >> Do you have insurance on it? >> No. >> What are you up to? >> I just got done with work literally 6 minutes ago. >> What do you What do you have for work? >> I work at a crew home. >> Okay. >> What? Hello. I'm at Quickware. >> Yes. I didn't know I had didn't have a license. When did I when was it? suspended or what they're doing. >> I can tell you that here in a minute once I go back to my car over or anything since I got out. Literally, I haven't had a ticket or nothing. >> Okay, I I'll tell you that once I go look. I It doesn't tell me right away. I have to look into that. >> Literally, I got done with work. I was going to stop and see what he was doing and I'm going to my friend's house. I'm always >> Okay. >> This is my home. >> You live out of your car? >> Yeah, pretty much. Job. But if I don't have a license, I don't have a job. Just >> hang tight for me. I'll come back and bring a chat with you. Okay. A system check revealed Michelle was on active probation, which meant she wasn't even allowed to be at this motel. >> Real quick, >> with the strong smell of marijuana inside the car, Michelle was asked to step out. Let's keep watching to see what happens next. >> I have a car. >> If you did have a bunch in your car, where would it be? >> In my bag. >> Okay, >> which you got one in the front, one in the back. >> Hold on. Is that in your pocket? >> I'm sorry. like gold. >> Don't ask me why. >> Um, so you're suspended for child support. You must have not paid a child support to be suspended. >> I haven't had a job. I literally just found a job 5 days ago. >> It's out of your pocket. Stop digging in your pocket. Would you give us content to search your car? >> I can't tell you no. >> Okay. Well, I'm just trying to see if you want to be cooperative with us. We're going >> I'm never not cooperative. I don't want to go to jail for [ __ ] weed. I have to work tomorrow. I just got this job. >> All right. Let's go to the front of this car. >> I'll talk. >> Hands out of your pocket. >> Lifetime. Okay. Show this back. >> You know, I would be more than ever. >> Okay. This doesn't mean you're going to jail. >> Says one grab of clothing. >> While completing paperwork, Michelle slipped out of her cuffs and started violently shaking the entire squad car. Pure defiance, even in custody. Michelle, jump out. >> Just sit here. >> Jump. Michelle, get out of the car. Be >> me. You are soing dumb mother. >> Stop. Stop. On your back. >> Let me get off. >> When asked to step out, Michelle tried to flee, swinging at two officers in the process. A truly foolish move that sealed her fate. >> I don't need a seat belt. No. We're going to die. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I'll be in jail. >> Michelle was charged with resisting arrest, THC possession, and traffic offenses, including driving on a suspended license, and no insurance, fined, $400. She was released on a $1,000 signature bond. Stop. [Music] >> Clayton County, Georgia, August 16th, 2024. 5:46 a.m. A stolen U-Haul was spotted on Rex Road near Amberly, but the driver wasn't stopping. The moment deputies lit up the patrol car, the truck swerved off onto Homestead Road and hit the gas. Swerve >> drive. up. Passing Adams, still in Cold War drive. Traffic conditions late. Speed 40 mph. Try still on Core Drive in the subdivision. Speed 60 mph. Transmission plane. Chasing 34 vehicles coming in. Ignoring every warning from police, the suspect charged into the night, pursuing his own reckless plan with no intention of stopping. >> Wayne J. Strokes Boulevard coming up to East Atlanta Road. Approaching East Atlanta Road. Traffic conditions light. Speed 45 mph. Left to East Atlanta Road from Coorth Drive. Vehicle slowing down a little bit. Negative still continue pursuit passing Stokes Drive. Still westbound on East Atlanta Drive. Correction. Northbound on East Atlanta Drive. Coming up to Rex Road. Negative. I'm by myself. 65 miles hour. We're trying to condition the light. Okay. Correction. Northbound on East Atlanta Drive coming up to Rex Road. East Atlanta. >> Negative. I'm by myself. See, 65 milesPH traffic condition. >> Still northbound on East Atlanta Road. Coming up to Rick's Road. Speed 72 mph. traffic conditions like >> you are crossing over Rex Road. Still going northbound on East Atlanta Road. >> Speeds 85. Traffic traffic conditions light. >> Still northbound on East Atlanta Road. Approaching West Village Parkway. Just past Orchard Road. Still approaching West Village Parkway. Speed 70 mph. Now we're traffic conditions light. >> Make it right onto Fairview Road. Notify Henry County and Henry County. >> The U-Haul sped through the night at over 70 mph with zero regard for public safety. a runaway threat in every sense. >> 97 count cross road still eastbound fairy road. I will attempt >> speed 75 mph. traffic conditions late behind myself. >> That pit had to hit with serious force to push a speeding U-Haul. And the officer delivered flawlessly. A textbook move executed to perfection. The suspect, Wyman Aaron Oliver, is wanted by Clayton County PD for probation violation, criminal trespass, family violence battery, and aggravated assault. He's also wanted in Henry County for another probation violation. >> Start TSP for >> Penllis County, Florida. March 1st, 2022, 9:20 a.m. Deputies tried stopping a black Pontiac G6 in Treasure Island, but the driver had other plans. Instead of pulling over, they punched the gas and vanished. >> My dear, the vehicle just ran to me. [Music] [Music] The near I am not injured. >> The suspect drove dangerously at over 90 mph, constantly switching lanes without warning. A reckless display of speed and chaos. vehicle is uh [Music] going into opposite lanes of traffic. Coming up to Sailboat Key going 70 mph. Stop sticks were successfully deployed, but in a desperate swerve to avoid them, the suspect nearly struck an officer. Too dangerous. >> One higher. [Music] Heat. Heat. That front rear uh passenger tire is uh on ribs. Got debris all over, guys. Taking advantage of the G6 slowing down from shredded tires, the officer delivered a welltimed piet, bringing this highstakes chase to a dramatic end. Hands up. Rain was quickly subdued and arrested. She now faces multiple charges. What started as a simple ticket escalated fast, turning into several felonies and jail time. >> 2600 block northwest 27th Avenue. Romeo Alpha Yankee Hotel 96 on a black Chevy. Yeah, we're still [Music] We are slowly westbound on Northwest 24th Street. We're southbound 35th Avenue Road. Not eluding me. You want about 30 mph, 40 mph. [Music] >> All right, he's running a red light. I looks like we're about to inter [Music] 10:31 pass the interstate westbound. He's going to have [Music] [Music] Turning on old blister. [Music] >> Coming up 27th Avenue going southbound. [Music] to divide 0. >> We're just airport right now. >> Coming up to state >> coming up to state. [Music] Pass state run 40 south. Passing southwest 10th street. No traffic coming up towards 200. [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> Another station. >> He's driving out of it. [Music] Passing 20th Street coming up. Somebody stopped the traffic on 200. [Music] >> Passing 20th Street. Coming up to 200. We're >> westbound on 200. >> Westbound on 200. Stop. >> Put your hands up. Hands up. Hands up. [Applause] Get out of the way. From [Music] a knife wielding suspect in New York who dared to charge at police to Arkansas troopers ending a disrespectful driver's run with a flawless pit and Florida officers locked in a tense pursuit of a suspect in a Pontiac G6. Six. These aren't just dramatic headlines. They're reality on the move. Every threat, every insult, every mile of defiance gets recorded and paid for. The road doesn't forget, and neither does the lens. Dash cam sees. Time answers.