ment. >> June 18th, 2024. A routine traffic crash took a sharp turn when a white Chevy Tahoe fled the scene near 714 Ingram Boulevard. Police chased the suspect onto Interstate 40 toward Tennessee. From a simple hit and run to a full-blown pursuit, what was he so desperate to hide? Last JP near mile marker 281 on Interstate 40. Officer Little spotted a Chevy Tahoe speeding away, trailed by a silver Camaro. He hit the lights, but the Tahoe didn't stop. Instead, it floored it. Just like that, a high-speed pursuit exploded onto the interstate. Crossover 1020 right now. >> At mile marker 284, the Tahoe hit over 120 mph, swerving dangerously through traffic. The chase ended in a violent crash, first into a silver Mazda, then a Volvo Semi. The SUV crumpled on impact, left mangled and motionless in the middle of Interstate 40. >> Driver, put your hands up in the windshield. Driver, put your hands up in the windshield. Driver, put your hands up in the windshield. How many occupants are in the vehicle? Hold your fingers up for how many occupants are inside the vehicle? >> I got this. Keith Burns was arrested without resistance and turned over to Memphis police after treatment. Facing charges of reckless driving, fleeing, and obstruction, he's unlikely to escape the legal consequences. September 5th, 20122. While patrolling Torch Hill Road, officers spotted a black and white Ford Crown Victoria with dark tinted windows racing another vehicle. As the patrol unit moved in and activated lights and sirens, the driver, identified as Brown, hit the gas, cut through an open field, and launched a high-speed pursuit. The driver fled eastbound on Torch Hill Road, ran a red light at Fort Benning, and swerved sharply into a shopping center. An officer attempted a rear-end fite, but missed. The suspect kept going, weaving through a crowded parking lot, turning a reckless escape into a public hazard. Edit: What is it? The suspect was arrested and now faces charges of fleeing and evading law enforcement, reckless driving, and vehicle registration violations. >> Brown. >> April 6th, 2022. A woman trying on clothes outside a retail store refused to leave when asked by staff. Her aggression escalated, forcing the store to call police. What began as a strange customer complaint turned into a serious disruption. >> Excuse me, ma'am. >> The big problem is they want you to leave. They've asked you to leave. This is a private business. They can ask anybody to leave that they wanted to leave. >> I can't come back. >> Um, are you a manager? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just tell her she's not welcome back. >> We are trust. You're not welcome back. >> Reason within the next year. That's as long as it can be valid for a year. >> This next year, Listen carefully. Check your point. Your bag went off. Okay. I'm going to need to check your bag. Make sure you didn't steal any merchandise. >> Get off my bag. >> Let go. Let go. Jazz. Get off my bag, bro. >> Jasmine, you need to let go. >> Get off my bag. Relax. Get off my bag. >> Relax. Let go. >> At the scene, officers calmly told Jasmine she was banned from the store for a year. But instead of leaving, she doubled down, vowing she'd return. Moments later, her bag triggered the alarm. What began as a warning quickly spiraled into a physical confrontation. upside down. >> You got it. >> Yeah, she's good. >> 177. >> Okay. >> No. No, ma'am. No, ma'am. No, ma'am. >> Jasmine resisted violently. She struggled, tried to bite an officer, and left scratch marks behind. Officers found stolen underwear in her bag. What began as a simple warning quickly spiraled into criminal charges. She was arrested for theft, resisting arrest, and assaulting a law enforcement officer. [laughter] >> Let's go take her to your car, >> okay? >> And we'll come back to you. >> All right. >> Come on, Jeff. >> Somebody's going to stand here with your bag. Your bag's going to come with us. Just walk. >> Not getting away. Stop it. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop, Jack. Stop. What are you doing? You like >> Stop kicking me. >> I'm not kicking you. Get out. Well, you can't get out. >> Stop. >> This is not a game, Jasmine. >> Roll over your stomach. >> Jasmine refused to leave, forcing the police to carry her out of the mall. She repeatedly asked to call her father. An officer agreed, but only if she cooperated. Even in the car, she [music] resisted. Meanwhile, the police confirmed the theft to the store. >> Hold on. More cover one more time. She keeps slipping these cos. >> Make sure the keyways are on the bottom. Am I bleeding? >> No, >> I am. >> Jasmine's arrest was just the beginning. There's no easy way out now. She's facing serious felony charges, assaulting an officer, theft, disorderly conduct, and more. >> Is that from her nails? >> Yeah. Nasty ass nails. Okay. >> In Ohio, a suspect opens fire during a highintensity pursuit, turning a chase into a gunfight. At a mall, a defiant shoplifter refuses to surrender, forcing officers to drag her out in front of stunned shoppers. A pursuit barrels across the Hernando Dotto Bridge. Troop D brings it crashing to a halt. And in Georgia, a GSP trooper brutally wrecks a fleeing Crown Vic in a precision takedown. Gunfire, resistance, interstate chaos. No matter the crime, running only makes it worse. The law catches up and it always hits hard.