Buckle up. This is Police [music] US dash cam, where calm shatters in a heartbeat and danger never waits. [music] Out here, every second is a choice between control and chaos. Real officers, real streets, real moments where one wrong move changes everything. The chase doesn't pause, [music] and neither do we. The action starts now. Las Cruus, New Mexico, July 27th, 2025. A 911 call came in from 21-year-old Dominic Gage Martinez, claiming he had just argued with his mother and warning he would shoot her if police didn't show. He said he had a gun, then abruptly hung up. Minutes later, officers converged on an apartment complex on Embassy Drive, walking [music] straight into a confrontation that could turn deadly in seconds. >> Police department, >> are you Dominic? Where's he at? >> Where's he at? >> Come out with his hands up. At the Embassy Drive apartment complex, Martinez emerged holding what appeared to be a gun and pointed it directly at an officer. The officer immediately returned fire. >> Okay. STOP. DROP IT NOW. [screaming] DROP. >> SECONDS LATER, Martinez was subdued on the spot. >> GET OUT OF THE WAY. DROP IT. [screaming] MOVE. DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP IT NOW. GET OUT OF THE WAY. MOVE. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. MOVE. GET ON THE GROUND. HANDS UP. >> OKAY, MOVE. I HAVE HELP COMING. MOVE, PLEASE. I'M TRYING TO GET YOU HELP. >> OVER THERE. HEY, HANDS [screaming] UP. >> OKAY. NO. Has dropped the gun. >> Dominic, are you hit? >> Yes. >> He is hit. He has a gun at his feet. >> Don't move, bro. Okay, I'm trying to help you out. Right here. Right here. >> DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. >> Hand behind your back. We'll get you a hand behind your back. We'll get you a move out of the way. >> Hold on. [laughter] We got to get that house clear. >> Are you shot? Are you hurt? better. >> The firearm recovered at the scene was later identified as a BB gun, but that did nothing to lessen his charges. Dominic Gage Martinez, Dan, now faces multiple counts, including aggravated assault on a peace officer, assault against a household member, and resisting arrest. >> LIFT YOUR HEAD. IN HOBBS, NEW MEXICO, [music] on January 6th, 2025, a white Dodge Charger sped past a New Mexico State Police unit at nearly twice the posted speed limit. Officers activated their lights and sirens, stopping the car near the intersection of Marlin Street and Fowler Street. The Dodge Charger came to a stop at Marlin and Fowler. The man stepped out with his right arm concealed, [music] completely ignoring police commands. He advanced toward the officers, then suddenly thrust his hands forward in a way that made [music] them believe he was aiming a gun. The officers immediately [music] reacted, ending the encounter within seconds. >> You okay? I'm good. I'm good. You good? >> I'm good. >> Good. Any of my shot fire? >> Yeah. Let me see. >> You You okay? >> I'm good. I'm good. >> You're good. >> Good. Fire. Fire. Fire. One. One man down. >> I'll take over the radio. >> Okay. Ready? Hold this hand. Good. Good. I got to put my hand up. Give me a hand. >> The suspect was identified as 28-year-old Jesus Rubio of Hobbs, New Mexico. He was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced deceased. No weapons [music] were found at the scene. This is Officer Brady. Baltimore County Police. It's Officer Brady. >> Can I just Can I talk to you? >> It's Officer Brady. Can I talk to you? >> A 911 call about a mental health crisis quickly escalated, ending in a highly disputed outcome. On May 18th, 2025, two Baltimore County police officers were dispatched to the 8200 block of North Boundary Road in Dundock, where a man was in the midst of a mental health emergency. >> I can't hear you real well. Can you come talk to me? Can't see if they're available monitor. Hang on here. Let me go around. Um, actually, real quick, let me try to call the complainant. See if the sun picks up or whoever called. Hey, can I talk to you? >> I'm sorry. >> Uh, by the way, can you come open the door for me? >> She said for us to come around back. I don't know if you want to wait here and I'm going to go talk to her. Just hang tight. Hey, sir. >> Hi. >> When officers arrived, one moved into the alley behind the residence and came face to face with the suspect. He [music] tried to keep it calm, asking what had happened. Then without warning, the suspect opened fire and the gunfight erupted in an instant. >> Your hands up. >> I'm in the rear. >> From nearby, the suspect's mother screamed through tears, begging the officers to stop. Get out of the car, man. >> Oh my god. Please don't. [screaming] You don't have Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> 46 good. 46 good. We got more shots fired. He's got a gun in his hand. He's in the house. >> DROP THE GUN. DROP THE GUN. COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS [screaming] UP. Hands up. Come out TO ME. COME OUT TO ME. COME OUT TO ME. COME OUT TO ME. >> Come out. >> But the truth was undeniable. [music] Her son had fired the first shot while they were still trying to talk him down. >> We're getting a chance. Bring back down. Around the back alley. All right, let me go get somebody car. All right. >> No, it's I don't know. I don't know. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Petty was given first aid at the scene, then transported to a hospital where he later died. The incident stirred debate with some neighbors saying [music] it might have ended differently had officers used methods suited for a mental health crisis. On October 22nd, 2023, [music] a Uklid police officer spotted a stolen vehicle while patrolling in Uklid, Ohio. The officer attempted a traffic stop, but after pulling into a Speedway gas station, the driver refused to shut off the engine. >> The car. DO IT NOW. WHAT DO YOU PUT THE CAR IN PARK? STOP. Stop the car. Stop the car. GO. MOMENTS LATER, with backup [music] on scene, the suspect hit the gas and took off. >> We're approaching St. Clair. Get ready to approach St. Clair. All right. Stair northbound. We got son. >> The vehicle tore through city streets at high speed, repeatedly veering into oncoming lanes and forcing drivers to swerve to avoid a collision. During the pursuit, an officer radioed that the suspect was armed. Heat. Heat. Stop it. 29 arrow. Thank you. >> The tense pursuit ended [music] when a patrol car coming from the opposite direction collided nearly headon with the [music] stolen vehicle, bringing it to an abrupt stop. Okay, [laughter] now go. Go go go go go. Where you going? Where you going? Where you going? Well, >> officers swiftly took all occupants into custody, finding a firearm resting in the driver's lap. >> This is in the [music] front seat. Standing. He tried. He tried to pull out. Even while handcuffed in the back of a patrol car, he tried [music] to discreetly remove an item from his pants and hide it. He now faces multiple felony charges, including felony assault, possession of a weapon under disability, and other charges. Henry County, Georgia. January 29th, 2021. A silver Mazda ran a red light at G3 and Upper Woosey Road, weaving through traffic without regard for the law. When officers closed in, the driver floored it, triggering a high-speed pursuit across county lines. >> Okay. Stop sign Road and Woods Road. Okay, I'm going try something up here. The Mazda swerved sharply onto Speedway Boulevard. At over 100 mph, the suspect crossed into oncoming traffic, forcing drivers to swerve in panic to avoid a head-on collision. Welcome to [music] the first time I'm okay. Okay, we coming up here on the wrong side of the road. I'll let you know. We on the wrong side of the road this time. semi right turn. Right turn. The suspect sped through a construction zone on State Route 92, narrowly missing workers who scrambled out of the way. I'm at 98. M I'm guessing he go wrong in Kwood Drive. Okay, they going to get somebody head home. We're going through Ty Avenue. We're in the red rail bike. And I do have some units behind me. Um As the Mazda weaved through heavy traffic near Fagatville, an officer seized the moment with a precise pit maneuver. >> The suspect's car spun counterclockwise into a black Chevrolet Malibu. The patrol unit skidded, clipping a red Toyota Camry before coming to a stop. The suspect was taken into custody without further resistance and now faces multiple felony charges, including felony fleeing, reckless driving, and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute. Kawetta County, Georgia, July 15th, 2020. A 911 call reported a reckless driver barreling down I 85 south [music] after slamming into a concrete barrier. Moments later, a deputy moved in to make the stop, but the driver had other plans. [music] And what followed would take the pursuit off the interstate and into chaos. You still got bra lights on there. >> You get a rebet. >> Yeah. Price for 200. >> You want me to push if you take off? >> Don't you like you like 95 1080 maintain exit 44 speeds 83 mph. light traffic. I don't want my blank. >> Please get off the radio. Getting off exit 44. All right, we're taking a taking a right about 1050. Long range of travel going now. Coming up through the bypass radio. >> Oh [ __ ] >> City going to be coming to a stop on the lane. >> After clipping the curb near Oak Lane, the vehicle came to a stop. The driver bolted through the passenger door, but was quickly taken down after a short foot chase. >> Why you running? >> Don't Don't >> The suspect identified as Jordan Trarevon Johnson showed [music] signs of impairment. He faces charges of felony fleeing, driving while unlicensed, and failure to maintain lane with warrants pending for DUI refusal. >> I want to check it for you. On September 9th, 2021 in Van Beern, Arkansas, [music] Corporal Mike Bowman of the Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a black four-door vehicle speeding at 83 mph in a 65 mph zone. The driver refused to comply, sparking a high-speed chase that threatened to spiral into chaos. The pursuit hit 120 mph on State [music] Highway 124. The suspect kept breaking hard, swerving, and then accelerating again, taunting the officer at every turn. The patrol unit stayed right on him, closing in with each move. 237 Ohio get circle over the Heat. Heat. Me real estate. miles. Let me come by. But hacking somebody, let me go by 105. a long straight [ __ ] a big hill right now going 15. I had one thing going over here right now. Hurry, I'm ahead of it. I'm trying to find a hard cover to find out here. Okay. Valley rally road. Come down there. Come back down. If you take three road on your right 55 Put him in a ditch. Back up. 193. Okay. I don't know. There's no road behind it. I might hang out here. I need to turn around. I need to be back later. Seizing the moment, the trooper executed a precise pit, sending the Mustang [music] into a spin. Before the suspect could recover, a decisive [music] move forced it into a roadside ditch, leaving the car completely immobilized. [music] The suspect now faces multiple felony charges, including fleeing, reckless driving, and possessing a stolen [music] vehicle, and remains in custody. From tense standoffs in Los Cruuses and Hobbs to splitsecond gunfire in Dundock. From wrongway runs in Georgia to PIT maneuvers on Arkansas highways. Each moment tested training and composure under extreme pressure. Officers faced suspects armed with guns or knives. Reckless drivers topping 100 mph and fugitives willing to gamble everything. Some were taken into custody to face long lists of felony charges. Others did not survive the choices they made. These were real streets, real risks, and real decisions. Because when the lights flash and the sirens rise, hesitation can't be part of the equation.