Open the door. >> Welcome to Hollik Police Dash Cam. Are you ready for what's about to unfold today? Things are absolutely wild. From a group of young guys throwing away their freedom for some pointless guns to a stolen Kia Optima that took 11 bullets trying to flee with a robber. And that's not all. One criminal got his wish after swearing he'd never returned to Florida alive. Plus a motorcycle pursuit hitting nearly 200 mph and some of the cleanest PT maneuvers you'll ever see. The madness is real and it's all in this video. Go full screen. This is about to get started. [Music] Dwayne'sburg, New York, June 16th, 2023. At 11:10 a.m. on I 88, Trooper Richard Albert spotted a silver SUV blasting past 100 mph. As he closed in for a stop, a gun emerged from the window. Bang! A bullet tore into his left shoulder, but Albert didn't fall. He drew his weapon and fired back. The chase had just turned into a war. 364. Shots fired. Shots fire. Final pulse wind. Shots fired. >> 3D64, I need assistance. Shots fired. post one away. >> Two suspects, Nelson Trochi and his girlfriend, Alicia Areolo, slammed the gas and fled. A semi-truck driver witnessing the chaos risked everything and swerved to block the SUV, crippling the getaway. But it didn't end there. Troopers and Ariel hijacked a stranded pickup at gunpoint, robbing a stranger of safety just to steal one more chance to escape. 3D64 contact. Shots fired. I hit the or 364. Shots fired. One's early bird. One black male, one get down. >> Trooper Albert, wounded and alone, held the line. He crawled across the grass immediately, returning fire while reloading on the move. Gunshots cracked through the air. The stench of gunpowder clung to the sweltering midday heat. But Albert didn't back down. Step by step, shot by shot, he pressed in, refusing to give the suspect an inch. >> Put your hands up and get out of the vehicle. >> 322 mile. The adviser still shooting. Put your hands up. [Applause] >> In that critical moment, calling for backup is apparently like making an appointment with the cable company. Your backup will arrive Thursday between noon and 8. I heard you in another way. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> With nowhere left to run, Tracha ditched his girlfriend and vanished into the woods alone. Desperate, wounded for 12 brutal minutes, Trooper Albert held the line, bleeding and outgunned. Then boom, backup stormed in like thunder, cracking the silence. Officers flooded the forest. The hunt was over. >> Was taken into custody right there at the scene. Trooper Albert, the hero who stood his ground through a storm of gunfire, was rushed to the hospital and miraculously discharged the same day. Hours later, the manhunt ended. Nelson True Tree was found dead, self-inflicted gunshot wound. During court proceedings, Ariel admitted it all. She was the one who lowered the window, reclined the seat, gave her boyfriend the shot he needed to fire. She plead guilty to aiding a felony and was sentenced to 4 to 12 years behind bars. One pulled the trigger, the other opened the door. Now both are gone, one to the grave, the other to a cell. On the morning of November 29th, 2024, Broken Arrow police received a frantic 911 call from a woman locked in a room at her West Gary Place home. Her nephew, 46-year-old Samuel Flanigan, was in a violent mental health crisis, armed with a machete and near two young teens. The >> name is Samuel Flanigan. recording. Hello. >> When police arrived, two children believed to be the suspects came out looking confused and deeply anxious. They feared their father in the midst of a mental health crisis might be harmed. I suppose they were just trying to protect that father child bond. If it were your loved one, what would you do? What's your gas? Who all's in the house? Who all in the house? Who's got a machete? >> Get the [ __ ] back. You're >> trying. Get off. Back the [ __ ] up. >> Hey, come out here. Come out here. >> Get out here. >> You cannot go in here. Get out. >> Stop it. >> You're [ __ ] hurt. >> Stop it. They're not going to try your hair. Please. You're going to make me stop. [ __ ] You're going to make me in the house. >> Let the >> I said let go. >> Hey, get back down. Get the You're going to get shot. >> Get the out. >> Suddenly, the suspect charged out, wielding a machete and cleaver just feet from Officer James. He shouted threats as two other officers struggled nearby. With danger closing in, James fired a single shot to the chest, neutralizing the threat in an instant. You dead. >> [ __ ] you. Let the [ __ ] go me, [ __ ] Let the [ __ ] are you? Let the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Get on the ground. >> Stay right [ __ ] there. >> Lay down. [Music] >> You crawl out. Crawl out here. Crawl out here. Crawl all the way out. Lay down. Lay down. Lay down. Lay down. >> Put your hands on your head now. >> I'll go grab first aid. >> Trucking air. Police. We're going to clear. >> After subduing the suspect, officers searched the home. In the living room, large chunks of shattered drywall told their own story. No words needed. The damage spoke volumes about the chaos that had just unfolded inside those walls. >> The suspect was identified as Flanigan, father of the two children. Officers attempted CPR, but he didn't survive. Toxicology confirmed methamphetamine in his system. The Tulsa DA ruled the shooting justified. The video shows how fast a mental crisis can turn deadly for everyone involved. >> Aware roll over 106. >> The suspect's car finally emerged in the distance, weaving through dense traffic, flashing lights in hot pursuit. The question now, how much farther can he really run? Number 10. He weaved through traffic, jumped lanes, and took every turn he could, desperately trying to shake the pursuit and disappear into the chaos. Number 11. A sharp U-turn sent him crashing into a patrol car, but with [Music] [Music] and officers couldn't make their move just yet. The tension was thick and every second counted. Number 12. No one touched a thing. He wrecked the barrier all by himself. 47. [Music] We're approaching that 58 [Music] behind you. >> Coming up on you on the right. Watch out. Genius planned to cross to the other side. Unbelievable. Well, the cuffs are ready now. Number 13. His whole body began shaking followed by vomiting. >> I'm secondary. [Music] 26. Where you at now? 60 mile marker. 26 speeds are 133. He's a way to get out of traffic. Traffics medium. The suspect admitted to taking GHB, also known as liquid ecstasy, prompting police to rush him to the emergency room where his charges were further upgraded. Number 14. At around 3:13 p.m. on August 18th, 26. So we're approaching the 64 eastbound. Speeds are 120. Traffic's medium. [Music] He just tried to make Lamari. We're still on board. [Music] Anybody get some swags out? 11. Where you at? [Music] 78 eastbound westbound. [Music] >> So we're approaching 67 mile marker. The exit speeds over 130 light traffic. >> Recre over center 106. He's in the eastbound lane. Correction, westbound lane. >> Jer was cruising eastbound on I40 East Arkansas in his silver Lexus at over 100 mph, a perfect speed to show off his driving skills. Suddenly, sirens wailed behind him, thinking that getting caught would make him late for a Are any of the involved in the activity? I'm aware. I'm getting on the westbound side now. Get trapped. Get trapped. How can you hit the gas, sparking a high-speed chase? Number 15. As police closed in, Jouer floored it, pushing past 30 mph. Ignoring every vehicle on the road, he raced full throttle, dead set on outrunning them all. Number 16. [Music] >> Can you believe it? A two-month-old baby was caught in the middle of a shootout in September 2021 in West Melbourne, Florida. What followed was one of the most chaotic and an intense firefights in recent history. >> I got babies. Oh, you got a dog, too? Hell. >> There were three people in the car. Two got out calmly and complied without any problems. There was one passenger in the car. Like lightning, a bullet hit Sheriff Potter in the leg. His accompllices scattered and the police immediately fired a full clip into the gunman without hesitation. He ambushed the officer with a rifle butt, so the deputy didn't hesitate. He fired all 16 remaining rounds. In just seconds, the threat was over. The suspect won't live to see another day. The infant was unharmed and Deputy Potters, though injured, survived the attack. Wilder had 23 felony arrests, 17 misdemeanor, and an active warranty at the time. But this time, no more second chances. March 4, 2024, Interstate 75, Florida. At 4:41 p.m., Trooper Shira attempted to stop a white Dodge Charger with blacked out windows near MM53. Instead of complying, the driver fled at high speeds, sparking a dangerous multi-county pursuit. Bravo again. [Music] [Music] The suspect drove like he had nothing to lose, recklessly and dangerously at speeds exceeding 105. 5 mph, weaving between lanes and jumping curbs. In a desperate move to escape police, he fled Tucker's grave, then sped back onto I75, sending the chase into high gear. [Music] He steered through lanes with precision, dodging traffic like a pro. This wasn't his first high-speed run. You could tell every move screamed experience. [Music] Bye-bye. The chase reached its climax when the suspect's vehicle collided with trooper Prosper's patrol car, sending both off the roadway, coming to a stop in a dry ditch. Suspects Tobias Cody and Roosevelt Williams were swiftly arrested with marijuana drug paraphernelia and a loaded handgun recovered from the vehicle. One boy. Tobias Cody faces multiple serious charges including aggravated fleeing and battery while Roosevelt Williams faces drugrelated charges. After receiving medical clearance, Cody was jailed and evidence such as a loaded hagnan and marijuana was recovered. A decisive high-speed pit ended the chase. Yet the aftermath was strangely calm. Clearly, this officer was finally trained. Today's lucky crooks can even talk about tomorrow as they're carded off. [Music] Early morning, December 26, 2024, Gandandy Boulevard, Florida. The Dodge Ram ignored police commands and recklessly weave through traffic. Suspected of DUI, the driver sparked a chaotic, high-risk chase you won't want to miss. [Music] Steady [Music] [Music] The suspect tore down US 19 at over 20 mph, then suddenly slowed at a red light intersection, seizing the moment officers delivered a bump to the rear. But it wasn't enough. He wasn't ready to give up just yet. your feet. [Music] Are you in traffic condition? [Music] Please [Music] [Music] about 665. [Music] Good morning. [Music] [Music] In his drunken state, he thought he was outsmarting the police. Fueled by pure impulsiveness, he pushed harder, running red lights, speeding up, even occasionally pulling ahead of the patrol cars. But the question remains, how long could this madness really last? [Music] [Music] the turn signals on. Maybe he's finally trying to play by the rules. Nope. He just forgot to turn the damn thing off. Maybe he's too busy chatting with his girlfriend to realize he's in the middle of a high-speed chase. [Music] [Music] Oh my god. Stop working. Seizing the moment, as the suspect's car slowed, officers executed a perfect trip of night, tires screeched as the vehicle spun out and crashed off the road with a bone chilling sound. Game over. >> We got 49 rolling up on you. staring at the key. >> Honors was arrested after his vehicle was immobilized. He claimed he was distracted talking to his girlfriend and didn't realize he was being pursued by police. However, this didn't fool officers and he now faces charges including fleeing law enforcement, DUI, and driving without a valid license. In Collier County, Florida, a gray Toyota Yarus was stopped for reckless driving, but the smell of burning marijuana flipped the script. Once the K9 hit on the scent, the driver floored. What followed was a high-speed pursuit at over 120 mph through dangerously crowded roads. Rapid lane changes to dodge traffic and sudden swerves into emergency lanes to shake pursuing officers. This was a heartpounding, terrifying perspective for troopers forced to face a suspect willing to risk everything for a chance to escape. One trailing patrol car barely reacted in time, swerving hard to avoid a parked pickup truck up ahead. It was a close call, a heartstoppping moment, but thankfully everyone came out unharmed. Heat. Heat. N. Going right now. Yeah. You know the model between the pursuit became increasingly dangerous as the suspect sped away at high velocity. A sharp turn caused the vehicle to lose control and swerve into a one-way lane, putting innocent motorists safety in extreme jeopardy. 59 66 >> at an intersection. The suspect suddenly veered into a one-way lane at high speed in an attempt to shake off the police. Facing a serious threat to public safety, an officer accelerated and executed a perfect pit maneuver, bringing the chaotic pursuit to an end. There are every people. Thank you. Inside the car, a mobile drug lab. 38 gram of psilocybin mushrooms, 27 grams of marijuana, 110 gram of THC wax, and drug paraphernalia. The driver now faces multiple felony drug charges, fleeing and reckless endangerment. One reckless lane change spiraled into a felony takedown, and it could have ended much worse. April 29, 2025, 9:54 p.m. Interstate 30, Arkansas. Corporal Dustin Arnold was patrolling the highway when he spotted a black SUV with an illegal paper tag. Lights flashed, sirens screamed into the night, but the driver hit the gas, igniting a chase under the cover of darkness. 112. The black SUV roared to life, slicing through the emergency lane like a missile blowing past cars in a blur. The suspect veered left onto US Highway 67, tearing down the narrow two-lane stretch, overtaking traffic with reckless abandon. Then without warning, they merged back onto the congested I30 at mile marker 114, dragging the chase onto a packed highway with nowhere to hide. Passing on the shoulder. [Music] Taking the 1064. You got anybody with you yet? Uh, >> looks like troop A may be with me now. Troop eye was activated. Trooper Trean Davis, behind the wheel of a high-speed Dodge Charger, took the lead. Up ahead, Trooper Freeman set up at mile marker 25, ready to block the suspect's path and slow him down. But instead of stopping, the suspect ran straight into the patrol car. [Music] Are you kidding? Are you kidding me? >> Like a beast on the loose, the suspect's car lunged forward, climbing over the patrol cruiser like it was nothing but scrap metal. Both vehicles flew off the road, slamming into the southern shoulder with bone rattling force. Trooper Freeman was shaken, but alive. The suspect, he kicked the door open and bolted into the brush. The foot chase was brutal. One trooper took an arm injury, wrestling the suspect to the ground, but in the end, they brought him down hard. Milton Ellis Jr. was taken to the hospital with facial and hand injuries before being booked into the Sailing County Jail. A search of his vehicle revealed a red backpack inside a stolen Taurus 38 special flagged out of Memphis. Ellis now faces a laundry list of felonies, including possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, assault on law enforcement causing injury, high-risisk fleeing, secondderee battery, and unauthorized use of property. And that's just the crash. >> How does a routine traffic ticket spiral into a felony level disaster? By fleeing at high speeds, these suspects didn't just risk their own lives, they endangered everyone on the road. Are they simply reckless fools? Or did adrenaline hijack their brains. Around 5:00 a.m. on May 20th, 2023, Montgomery County officers rushed to Rock Ledge Drive in North Bethesda, Maryland after reports of an unresponsive man inside a vehicle. What really happened inside that car? Let's find out. [Music] So in drive [Music] and All right. [Music] [Music] Go. Ready? [Music] [Music] As officers approached, they suspected the driver was intoxicated and then spotted a gun resting on his lap. Instantly, tension spiked, commands were shouted, and every move was calculated to keep everyone safe. [Music] Police don't move up. Hands up. Police. >> Hands up. Police. >> Hands up. >> Command after command was given. Clear, calm, meant to deescalate. But strangely, he barely responded. He heard them, but offered no reaction. Was it paralyzing fear or a calculated move to buy time? All right. Come up. >> Don't move. Don't move. Put your hands up. Let me >> Let me feel the head. Keep your hands up. >> Keep my hand up. >> The engine roared like a beast unleashed. And in the blink of an eye, the car vanished before anyone could react. One second he was there, the next gone. It was as if he disappeared into thin air. Yes. [Music] >> Put your hands up. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Put your hands up. >> The high-speed pursuit kicked off instantly. Every unit was placed on high alert. Sirens wailed, lights flashed, and every second became a breathless race between the law and someone with nothing left to lose. the version of St. [Music] As the chase reached I270 southbound near Route 28, the driver suddenly lost control and boom, a violent crash shattered the night. For the officers, it's shaping up to be a long, sleepless night. This stretch of road may stay shut down for hours until the scene is fully cleared. >> The driver was identified as 37year-old Lawrence White of Washington DC. The crash claimed his life, leaving his vehicle destroyed and involving several others on I270. Two adults in a separate car sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to a nearby hospital. The pursuit ended in tragedy with all lanes of I270 closed for several hours as police conducted their investigation. >> 7:51 p.m. I40 East, Tennessee. A quiet Monday night was shattered when officer Dylan Evans spotted a Dodge Charger speeding. The driver, Brandon Williams, denied using marijuana, but the strong, unmistakable odor told a different story. What else was he hiding? Final stop location. We're just over the top of the MLK overpass eastbound. >> Trooper Evans, Arkansas State Police with you speed. You guys at 83 m per hour when you're coming at me. Have your license proven, >> sir? Okay. How much marijuana do you have in the vehicle? Uh, go ahead start call back here. Uh, call. >> In an instant, calm turned to chaos. The Dodge Charger roared down I40 at over 140 mph, weaving recklessly through traffic as the suspect showed complete disregard for public safety. [Music] Seizing the moment, Triple Suck, Wright nailed a textbook TVI, pinning the suspect's front end. Desperate, the driver tried shoving Wright's unit aside, but Evans slammed in from behind. Trapped, cornered. Helpless, it was over. 282 secondary passing 283. We're at 1303. [Music] You got Even the bag of weed betrayed him in that moment. For someone who's clearly practiced his football throw, that aim was embarrassingly off. landing the evidence right in view of the dash cam. Practically screaming, "I'm right here." What a spectacular [ __ ] I'm on the ground. >> I got better [ __ ] 10. >> Clear the net. Next 101. Yes, sir. >> Push this on it. Yes, sir. Williams was arrested without incident after a high-speed chase. A small bag of marijuana and a digital scale were found during the search. Charges include fleeing, reckless driving, and possession of drug paraphernalia and marijuana with intent to distribute. >> Speed over 90. Uh medium traffic. Atlanta, Georgia. February 28th, 2025. A frantic 911 call reports an armed carjacking at 96 Lake View Dr. NA carried out by a group of armed teens. A citywide bolo is issued. Sirens scream through Atlanta. As officers race to intercept, what happens next will shake the city. >> 0. At 2:42 p.m., officers from the AC unit spotted the suspect's vehicle. The driver repeatedly signaled for a turn, but never actually stopped. What was he planning for his next move? >> Things spiraled out of control. Officers executed two backto-back pee maneuvers, sending the suspect's vehicle spinning like a windmill. [Music] Jab, I got it. Send it. Send it. Second. >> Send it. Jazz, I got it. Send it. Send it. Second pin. Second pin. Second pin. Stand by. Boxing. >> Guns flew out the window like dandelions in the wind. But this isn't a meadow. It's a crime scene. And cameras never forget. >> They're throwing guns out. They're throwing guns out. Box them. Box them. Watch out, guys. >> No more hesitation. Cruisers swarmed in, boxing them tight. Inside, five stunned robbers panicked, arguing whether to run or surrender. But before they could decide, guns were at the windows. >> Game over. No injuries, no escape. >> Okay, don't refund anything. Keep your hands up. >> Okay. >> Elijah Boyd was arrested for fleeing and eluding while Rockarez Tomkins faces charges of illegal weapon possession. Marovius Walker and others are detained at least on accomplice charges. The investigation continues. Their parents may have had high hopes with those names, but naming alone doesn't shape one's future. >> September 16, 10:17 a.m. Restston, Virginia. Officer Peter Louu faced the first truly chaotic moment of his career during a welfare check on 33-year-old Sydney Wilson, reportedly in a mental health crisis. She cracked the door, then slammed it shut, refusing to speak. What happened next was nothing short of terrifying. [Music] After nearly 2 minutes of tense silence, the door suddenly opened. Wilson appeared holding a knife. Without a word, she lunged at the policeman and slashed him in the head. In the midst of pain, he tried to calm her down, urging her to stop, but in her frenzied state. She had lost all reason. Please back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. [Music] Things got out of hand and officer Lou opened fire in self-defense, then quickly called for backup. Single one shots fire. You okay? >> In pain, he still checked on her, then sat silently by the wall, overwhelmed. He didn't want this, but the situation left him no choice. Just just uh can you get the Are you okay? I'm sliding. Are you okay? Are you okay? >> Okay. Do you have any other injuries? The rapid response team quickly arrived and administered first aid to both the officer and the suspect who were later transported to the hospital. Officer stabilized but Sydney Wilson tragically passed away at 33 [Music] Gainesville, Florida. On August 23rd, 2022, Tampa police responded to three carjackings within 2 hours. Now, the suspect is fleeing in a white Isuzu truck. Will he outrun the swarm of officers closing in? >> 34 traffic coming up to the light. He's going to turn westbound. [Music] Yeah, let us know. Justin, I'm coming up on Arch. I'm not sure the unit in front of you is Westbound Archer Road. Westbound Arch Road. [Music] Negative. >> Behind the wheel of a whitey Isuzu, the suspect weaves through traffic and runs red lights, barreling past lines of waiting cars. >> This madman has become a deadly threat to everyone on the road. Reserve. Reserve. Back in the right line of travel. [Applause] Anybody have any idea on location business two rear vehicle? We're coming out. I'm sorry. [Applause] [Applause] Where you at now? >> A picture perfect pit sends the crowd cheering, but the bulky beast refuses to fall. Just how much more can this monster take before it finally gives in? >> Eastbound. [Applause] [Music] blocking fountain about 20 mph. [Applause] So unit 2300 archer northbound [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] >> we're back on our road vehicle. >> Oh, single into a K9. You good? >> He just veered into a one-way street. What on earth is he thinking? Is this desperation or pure madness unfolding in real time? >> That truck. Stay in that truck. Trying to get you at speed [Music] northbound 34th Street. I'm calling it northbound 34th Street. [Applause] trying to get up to. Okay. [Applause] >> Realizing the situation couldn't drag on any longer, officers closed in fast, risking damage and danger to stop the truck once and for all. >> The cost was high, but protecting civilians came first. [Music] Attention. We are going through the Metro Plaza. Victor Diner Plaza 34. >> Everybody hold the traffic for a second. Keep following through the parking lot. We're about to come out on 34th Street. [Music] >> Okay. again. Going back out on the 34th Street going back southbound 34. >> Let me go, boys. I'll give this fool a bite he'll never forget. After crashing the stolen vehicle, the suspect ditched the car and made a reckless run for it, only to be taken down moments later. With a long list of charges, including carjacking, fleeing, and assaulting an officer, a hefty prison sentence awaits him. His wild ride is over. What lies ahead now is the full weight of justice. February 1st, 2024, Silver Springs, Florida. At the Forest Shopping Center, deputies responded to a report of a woman trying to steal an elderly lady's car. When they arrived, she played the victim. Shaky voice, innocent eyes. But the moment an officer turned his back, she dove through the passenger window and stole the patrol car. What followed was pure chaos. [Music] Stop. [Music] She just got my car off. >> Kendra Boon, 33, stormed onto Highway 40, wrong lane. No signals, no mercy. She ripped past traffic at 125 mph, flirting with disaster at every urn. Okay, thank you. >> Did you know her? >> No, she tried to take my keys. >> She tried to reach in and grab the keys from my vehicle. That's her first she asked me. [Music] Deputies deployed stop sticks ahead [Music] behind an 18wheeler. Up ahead, a patrol unit tried to block the road with lights flashing and stop sticks deployed, but Boon whipped the wheel, made a hard Uturn, nearly lost control. [Music] Woo! Signal four. Signal four. >> Station 1033. >> She shot down the shoulder trying to outpace a semi, then lost control. Boom. Her car slammed headon into a pickup, hauling three passengers. Flames erupted. Signal for backup. Officers shouted, rushing in. Smoke, oil, panic. One cruiser caught fire. Cops smashed windows, screaming, "Can anyone hear me?" But inside the black truck, no one move. Mar, I got the police cruiser on fire. >> In a moment of raw emotion, one officer nearly broke down. I'm so [ __ ] mad right now, bro. She just [ __ ] caused three people to die because she wanted that goddamn patrol car. Three lives. Two in the pickup truck and Kendra Boon herself were pronounced dead at the scene. The truck's sole survivor was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> There on the right. We have any any contact talking sheriff's off. [Music] I don't know if you can get through that hole. All right. Um, we got the road block next on the way. >> It's not just the officers who were outraged. Countless viewers felt the same watching this chaos unfold. And you, how did you feel seeing that level of mayhem erupt from a stolen patrol car? Got any ideas on how law enforcement can prevent something like this from happening again? >> Stop. >> December 4th, 2022, Santa Fe, New Mexico. A man called 911 to report his 2004 red Chevy truck stolen. Santa Fe police quickly located the vehicle, but the driver refused to stop, triggering a tense and dangerous pursuit. So [Music] >> just turned on airport heading down99. >> The vehicle fled and Santa Fe officers gave chase at speeds over 80 mph. But even as the suspects slowed, they weren't authorized to perform a pit, forcing them to hold Hojan and wait for state police backup. [Music] 29. We're going to be >> officer stayed on his tail as support units prepared spike tactics ahead. With no room to maneuver on the narrow road, he was bound to roll right over them. It wasn't a matter if, but [Music] Police. We have stay with you. [Music] Okay, left on [Music] to southbound I25. Southbound I25. [Music] Nobody >> 19 block traffic somehow on I25 25 mph 25 mph >> state police moved in and pulled off a smooth as silk pit on I25. It looked gentle, but inside was pure chaos. Three people were crammed in that car. No one slipped away. Officers cuffed every last one of them. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Get him on. Get him on. Come on, dude. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Three in custody. Three in custody. [Music] [Music] Christian [Music] Dominguez. >> The police identified the driver as Christian and discovered cocaine and a stolen handgun in the vehicle. The female suspect denied any involvement, but can her being in the same vehicle prove her innocence? >> Well, we're going to talk a little bit to you. Okay. So, this is Officer Riff. Can you go with him for me, please? Do you have anything on you I should be concerned about? Do you have anything in here? Are you hurt in any way, shape, or form? No. Okay. She's going to go with them. [Music] these [Music] 19 man for comfort ball. [Music] >> No, I was not trying to run, bro. I swear to God, bro. I'm on child services right now, bro. I'm doing good complying with the judges. I'm trying to get my life together and start over. >> Why don't you run for me though? They're doing IKEA. >> What? >> From your girl's house. >> Where? >> At my girl's house. >> Yeah, your girl's house. >> No, I never I never officially seen them eat each other, right? What's hurting? Are you hurting? Where? Sick. Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent. Never mind. Do you wish to talk to me? Huh? Huh? I need to know. You want to talk to me? Yeah. Why did you get to stop when I told you to stop over there at the entrance of uh Riverside? Panicked. Okay. So, why did you start? Why didn't you stop? >> After the explanations from those in the vehicle, Nancy was released and not charged. Christian faces charges of felony fleeing, possession of a stolen vehicle and property. The matter has been resolved. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> October 16, 2023, I95, Georgia, Florida. Police pulled over Leonard Cure, 53, for speeding just months after he was released from 16 years of wrongful imprisonment. The question now is how will a man who has lost so much react when the lights flash again. Get out. Put your hands back here. >> I ain't doing [ __ ] Put your damn hands back here. Are you ser? My name is Wayne. >> I don't care. Step to the rear of this vehicle. In the name of who? >> In the name of the law of state of Georgia. >> Step back here. Now you're getting tased. >> Blatantly ignoring commands as if daring the officer to lose his patience. >> Watch me now. >> Put your hands on the back of that truck. >> You see that? >> Put your hands on the back of that truck. >> Back of the truck. >> Both hands. Turn around. 34. Can you see me not compliant? out here. >> Your name is officer who? >> Staff Sergeant Alders with the Camden County Sheriff's Office. >> Who? >> Camden County. Put your hand behind your back. >> Do I have a Do I have a warrant? Wait, wait. No, no, no. Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Hey, put your hands behind your back cuz you're getting tased. I'm telling you that right now. >> Why am I getting tased? >> Cuz you are under arrest for speeding and reckless driving. >> I'm not driving. Nobody was hurt. How was I speeding? >> You pass me doing 100 miles an hour. >> Okay, so that's a speed ticket, right? His refusal to comply forced the officer to deploy a taser, but his unstable state of mind kept him from going down. What? Number one, a thrill seekers. Welcome to Hollik Police dash cam, where every second is a >> Put your hands behind your back. [Music] From shootouts with cops to street brawls, reckless escapes that end in tragedy, drunk daredevils, and brutal crashes. This is raw chaos caught on camera. Buckle up. The wildest chuck came to shots fired. Shots fired. Stay down. Do not get up. Stay down. Stay down. Stay down. Turn the shot. Sir, suspect down. Can you send me help? >> Like and subscribe for non-stop action. Number two. October 16, 2023, I95, Georgia, Florida. Police pulled over. [Music] Three for speeding just months after he was released from 16 years of wrongful imprisonment. The question now is how will a man who has lost so much react when the lights flash again? Number three, he stepped out of the vehicle tents in defiant, blatantly ignoring commands. >> Police received a report of an armed carjacking. By 5:11 p.m., NOPD officers located a white Kia Optima parked beneath the North Claybourne Avenue bridge near Poland. Officers approached on foot and gave verbal commands for the suspect to exit the vehicle and a dangerous situation began from there. >> Right there in the middle >> the door. Open the door. Open the door. >> In a split second, he rammed the Optima into nearby vehicles, striking one officer, then slamming into a second while fleeing. In response, three officers opened fire, unleashing 11 loans at the fleeing vehicle. Chaos unfolded in an instant. >> Broke the bridge. Put >> your hand up. >> Open the door. Despite being loaded with 11 bullets, the car escaped the chaos. However, justice caught up with him. Based on evidence and suspect identification, Dominic was arrested on February 12th, 2025, and now faces serious charges, including two counts of attempted murder for assaulting a police officer with a vehicle. Yeah. >> November 4, 2025, 7th Avenue Jam, Arkansas. After a heated argument with her husband, Mary Weatherspoon jumped into her silver Ford F-150 to vent. Distracted and emotional, she changed lanes without signaling, attracting the attention of police officers. When asked to get out, she became angry, hitting the gas and speeding away, leaving stunned police behind. No. All right. Weatherspoon fled from RE Wonder 61 onto E- Mckin, then stopped at a red light at E- McKeen and Smoking. Officers thought she was complying and moved to block her until she suddenly whipped the wheel the other way. This time she wasn't just fleeing. She was testing every ounce of their patience. [Music] [Music] Angel [Music] truck 15. >> Looks like we're going to be taking uh getting on going towards 57. I can't read it. Xander X4 with them. They're pulling over. 58 going east. 50 mph northbound. >> Hey, put that finger down. You're way out of line right now. >> Pull over. of Landers Road. With traffic finally clear, Officer Riyles executed a perfect TVI. Weatherspoon's fate was sealed. [Music] teen. As the police approached, she quickly pulled out her phone to call her husband. She blamed him, saying that he had driven her crazy and that led to this incident. [Music] with my mom. Okay. Okay. [Applause] >> With no time to waste, the police quickly removed her from the vehicle and arrested her on the spot, finding nothing harmful. Due to high blood pressure, the hospital admitted her for monitoring. She was given a court date and temporarily. Hopefully, this teaches her the consequences of impulsive decisions. At 400 p.m. on February 15th, 2024, the Arkansas State Police received a report of a suspect driving a stolen black Jeep Grand Cherokee eastbound on I40. Troopers quickly confirmed the target and launched the pursuit. [Music] Dude, 30 minutes. I'm leaving. >> Just seconds into the pursuit, the officer's vehicle reached 123 mph. The chase unfolded at dangerously high speeds with countless hazards on the road. Watching this, one can't help but wonder how his wife and children feel. Knowing he risks his life every day dealing with criminals like these. [Music] Don't forget [Music] a pit maneuver at 116. 16 mph flipped the situation on its head. Both vehicles spun out of control beneath an overpass in a whirlwind of chaos. It looked like something straight out of an action movie. Breathtaking, intense, and impossible to look away. But behind the spectacle lies a stark reminder of the deadly risks faced by law enforcement and everyday drivers caught in the crossfire. After the high-speed pit maneuver, the officer's vehicle was damaged and couldn't continue. Thankfully, backup arrived just in time, working in perfect coordination to bring the suspect down and end this intense and dangerous pursuit. [Music] After ditching the vehicle, the suspect made a desperate run on foot, but was quickly taken into custody. He now faces multiple serious charges, including vehicle theft, resisting arrest, reckless driving, and endangering public safety. His reckless actions put countless drivers at risk and caused significant damage to the Arkansas State Police. Let this serve as a hard lesson. One foolish decision can lead to life-changing consequences. [Music] February 19th, 2025, East Toledo, Ohio. At 1:15 p.m., Toledo police rushed to assist Metro Parks Rangers after a driver fled a traffic stop. Moments later, a patrol unit spotted the suspect's vehicle. And just like that, the chase was on. How about you? >> You guys call it. >> Tyler Whittle, 25, played a deadly game faking stops then flooring it. On Broadway, he rammed at least two cruisers, wrecking patrol units like they were nothing. Each time cops closed in, he peeled off again. Reckless, relentless, and hellbent on chaos. >> So, I'm not sure. >> He's rammed a couple cars. He's rammed a couple cars. [Music] hit. >> We are stopped again at Milroy. He's taking off. Inbound Milroy towards Richford. >> Milroy toward 84. Richford turns towards East Broadway. >> East Broadway. They're black. 900 black. Hello, I have rock flat tire back in North Woodfield. >> Oh my god, I've been shot. just stop by. He's going to be able two front tires one. Heat. Heat. [Music] The chase tore through a residential area and barreled led into Oakdale Elementary's parking lot, just missing a school bus by inches, according to court records. In the chaos, a police transport van clipped a civilian vehicle while trying to keep up. The scene was pure mayhem, and the danger kept escalating. Warriors, boy your way towards um lightkinn, black male, yellow sweatshirt. >> Okay. What was the reason for traffic violation within the parks? Uh he did admit that he does not have a license. Despite officers doing everything they could to stop Wulo, many viewers argue that if this had happened in Arkansas or Florida, it would have been over fast. No games, no second chances, just a clean, aggressive takedown. Do you agree? Was this pursuit handled too softly or just by the book? >> Approaching Oak Waiting to see which way he goes? Okay, he turned somewhere uh from Jay. We're spinning around trying to locate him. >> Officers deployed stop sticks across multiple points, finally shredding three tires. But Whittle kept going, grinding the rims like a man possessed. He's got three flats, two front, one rear. Please stop this guy. His car wobbled into the Stillman neighborhood, barely holding together until he ditched it and took off on foot toward Wiler Holmes. >> He stopped right here. >> Back on Woodville. >> Back on Woodville. >> He's running on foot. Headed westbound into Wiler. units move in, but the net was already in place. At least nine Toledo police cruisers boxed him in at Arty's place in Facet Street. That's where 25-year-old Tyler Whittle was taken into custody. He was charged with thirdderee felony fleeing and two counts of fifth degree felony destruction of government property. After posting a $50,000 bond, Whittle failed to appear in court on February 27, prompting a bench warrant. On March 20, a Lucas County grand jury officially indicted him on all three felony charges. [Music] >> Okala, Florida. On May 8th, 2025, at 10:25 at 12:49 p.m., a quiet afternoon shattered when 37year-old Randall Willilifford stormed into the TD Bank on SE1 17th Street, waving a gun and demanding cash. He vanished with over $6,900, but he wouldn't stay hidden for long. One of the boldest criminals of the year was just getting started. The black pickup came into view. Lights on, sirens blaring. Officers locked onto the target. And just like that, the chase was on. Tires screamed as the truck peeled off, hitting 90 mph with no signs of stopping. >> Possibly with a baseball, >> barely missed cars near forest high. Then boom, blew through a red at SE 44th. No hesitation, swerved into oncoming lanes, jumped the curb, almost nailed a family sedan. Pedestrians ran for cover. This wasn't just reckless. This was a missile on the streets. At exactly 12:59 p.m., chaos erupted on Essie Maramp Road. In a desperate attempt to overtake another car, the suspect's truck barreled onto the sidewalk right next to the Southern Pig and Cattle restaurant. Tires screamed. The chassis buckled, then boom. The truck lost traction, flipping violently, tumbling end over end like it had been peep maneuvered by an invisible force. As the mangled wreck settled in a cloud of dust and debris, Randall Willilifford emerged, staggering, armed and defiant. With a pistol in hand, he bolted, but fate tripped him up. He crashed to the pavement, rolled, then sprang back up, only to find himself face to face with officers, guns drawn. Drop the weapon, they shouted. He didn't. And in that split second of defiance, shots rang out. >> Come up. >> Willford was taken down at gunpoint after refusing to drop his weapon. Officers applied a tourniquet to his bleeding wrist before paramedics arrived. A loaded handgun was recovered near his body. Inside the crash truck, stolen cash, shattered glass, and a cloud of adrenaline. Randall Lee Willilifford, a convicted felon on probation, now faces charges of armed robbery, aggravated assault on law enforcement, possession of a firearm by a felon, and tampering with evidence. >> Who still robs banks in 2025. This isn't 1889, and you're not Jesse James. But when desperation meets a loaded gun, history tends to repeat itself. Just bloodier and faster. Aware out. Rec. Roll over. Center 106. >> The suspect's car finally emerged in the distance, weaving through dense traffic, flashing lights in hot pursuit. The question now, how much farther can he really run? Number 10. He weaved through traffic, jumped lanes, and took every turn he could, desperately trying to shake the pursuit and disappear into the chaos. Number 11. A sharp U-turn sent him crashing into a patrol car, but with [Music] [Music] and officers couldn't make their move just yet. The tension was thick and every second counted. Number 12. No one touched a thing. He wrecked the barrier all by himself. >> You want to get approaching 58. [Music] 26 behind you coming up on the right. Watch out. >> Genius planned to cross to the other side. Unbelievable. Well, the cuffs are ready now. Number 13. His whole body began shaking followed by vomiting. [Music] 26 where we at now 60 mile marker 26 speeds are 133 when we get out of traffic's medium >> the susp suspect admitted to taking GHB, also known as liquid ecstasy, prompting police to rush him to the emergency room where his charges were further upgraded. Number 14. At around 3:13 p.m. on August 18th, 27 approaching that 64 eastbound. Speeds are 120. Traxx medium. [Music] He just tried. We're still inbound. [Music] Maybe get some slides out. 11. Where you at? [Music] [Music] 78. East or what? [Music] So we're approaching the 67 mile marker. The exit speeds are 130 light traffic. >> Red out. Red out. Roll over. Center 106. He's in the eastbound lane. Correction. Westbound lane. >> Jer was cruising eastbound on I40 East Arkansas in his silver Lexus at over 100 mph. a perfect speed to show off his driving skills. Suddenly, sirens wailed behind him, thinking that getting caught would make him late for a [Music] Are any others involved in the activity? >> I'm getting on the west side now. >> Get trapped. Get trapped. Can you hit the gas, sparking a high-speed chase number 15? As police closed in, Jouer floored it, pushing past 30 mph. Ignoring every vehicle on the road, he raced full throttle, dead set on outrunning them all. Number 16. June 2024, I40, Tennessee. A license plate reader flagged a stolen Chevy Tahoe tied to a Florida murder. The driver, Christian Ramos Marillo, vowed never to return alive. As he crossed into Tennessee, troopers and deputies closed in, setting the stage for a deadly showdown. Police signaled him to stop, but he hit the gas, triggering a prolonged pursuit with THP and Knox County deputies in tow. He calmly weaved through traffic, never exceeding 85 mph. A strangely composed move for a man on the run. >> Going to be covered up by that. [Music] The officers were ready, spike strips in place, just waiting for his tires. But to their surprise, he dodged them. With every reckless move, he was stacking charges against himself, and he didn't even know it. He even threw a magazine containing one clip out the window. Things were getting heated quickly. Throw some object out the window. Here 379 over six. sure if that's going to be any evidence or not. >> Just now over in front of all the traffic there on the right now moving back. If you want me to try to square you up to the 27 where you think he's from here, he doesn't actually know most likely where he's going. They said he was headed to Arkansas 382 over 8. He's in the number two lane. 78 mph. We got moderate traffic to our right. Number three and number two lane are wide open. >> I'm going to try to go up to the 375 split just cuz they have that concrete wall right there. Get behind. >> Like a gust of wind, the patrol car surged forward, slamming into the suspect's rear bumper. The vehicle spun out, climbed the median, then slid down, stranded. Seconds later, backup boxed it in. Nowhere left to run. [Applause] From the driver's seat, Marillo raised a semi-automatic pistol and opened fire. Four deputies and a THP officer fired back. Nearly 70 rounds lit up the night. Marillo was hit multiple times, collapsing into the back seat with the gun still in hand. Amid the chaos, officers rushed to rescue passenger Mario, miraculously unharmed. A case that consumed 70 rounds of ammunition highlights the extreme danger involved. Police acknowledged that no case had ever used so many bullets. Thankfully, no officers were injured and Christian Ramos Mario kept his vow he would never return to Florida alive. Around 5:30 p.m. Arkansas, a federal level pursuit unfolded as Arkansas State Police joined Tex Arcana PD in locating a stolen vehicle. The urgency escalated fast. Behind the wheel was a 17-year-old out on bond for murder. With the threat level rising, officers sprang into action immediately. [Music] The vehicle sped down the road, weaving through other cars with reckless urgency, sending nearby drivers into a panic as it darted past without warning. operating. >> A slight bump from a patrol car rattled him. His vehicle swerved briefly, but just like that, he was back in the race, shaken, but not stopped. This time he went boulder, swerving onto the grass to dodge traffic and show off his skills. But luck ran out. The car flipped multiple times before landing upside down, all four wheels in the air. Fine. [Music] After the previous case was still pending, the judge added charges for theft and fleeing. This time, it looks like he'll have to spend much longer before he's free to roam the streets again. In Los Cruus, New Mexico, officers Rogers and Madrid pulled over a 24 year old woman driving a 2025 Kia after she was found sitting motionless in the middle of a busy intersection. She had hit the curb several times and when questioned casually admitted she'd been drinking since around 10 or 11 that morning as well with you. The moment she stepped out of the car, it felt like two footballs smacked me straight in the eyes. I was stunned for a second before I snapped back to reality. That was one visual ambush I didn't see coming. If anyone else got hit like I did. >> The reason I'm pulling over is because you were stopping there in the middle of the road. >> Yeah. And then I when I was pulling you over and you curb checked us. >> Okay. The scent of alcohol on her breath and the tremble in her voice said it all. Once she admitted to drinking, the officers had their answer. Time to begin the sobriety tests. Let's see how she handles each challenge with the weight of intoxication clouding her every move. >> Right there. Good. Put your put your left foot on my tin. >> Heels together. together. Go ahead. Put your hands on the side. You're going to stay in this position. I tell you otherwise. Okay. >> Each slow, stiff step felt like a performance, an attempt to say, "I've got this. I'm fine." But could that forced composure really fool the trained eyes of the officers? Or was every movement just making the truth more obvious? Do the follow my finger with the with your eyes only. Okay. We're going to go up this time. Okay. Go ahead. When the young woman was told she was under arrest for DWI, her expression froze in disbelief. Wideeyed and stunned, she asked, "But who said I'm intoxicated?" A desperate question in a moment where denial could no longer rewrite reality. >> You're going to keep it uh parallel to the ground. Do you know how high 6 in is? It's about the size of a cocon roughly this map. I'll be timing you. So, just go ahead and let it Don't start getting >> No, I know. I was just trying to figure out which Okay, I'll try this one, I guess. All right. Ready? >> Okay. Just keep your hands out your side. Okay. Don't Don't start until I tell you to start. [Music] Oh my god. >> What began as a simple request for a breath test quickly turned tense. When asked to cooperate, the young woman didn't say yes or no. just kept repeating, "I don't know." That indecision dragged on for nearly four minutes, leaving officers unable to proceed. Under New Mexico law, such vague resistance counts as a refusal, automatically elevating the charge to aggravated DWI, a far more serious offense with much harsher consequences. I got the seat belt cuz the seat belt was >> stand. >> Okay, >> so listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. >> You're under risk for driving while I talk to you. >> After arriving at the station, the young woman shifted from denial to panic as the reality of jail set in. She spoke anxiously about crazy people in jail, nervously adjusted her clothes, and trembled while cooperating during intake. Her emotional breakdown stood in stark contrast to the calm professionalism of the officers. A powerful reminder that a DUI arrest isn't just a legal matter, but a deeply human ordeal. >> I I'm sorry. Like, I'm again, >> your right to speak to an attorney um or remain silent doesn't apply to the requirement of New Mexico law uh that you take the breath test. Is there a way to get out the hair? >> Give us a second. Okay. >> I mean, I was in the same valley for like 9 months. We have to Can I like get the hair out of my mouth? Um, >> here in a second. We'll adjust the >> Okay. like a woman like this. >> I never said this should adjust yourself. >> Very fine. The suspect identified as 24year-old Tiffany now faces charges including DWI, aggravated DWI, and traffic violations. If convicted, she could lose her license, pay hefty fines, undergo mandatory treatment, and even serve jail time. She may seem fragile, but the evidence says otherwise. Was it fear or a delay tactic? The court will decide. Happy birthday. [Music] >> January 26, 2023. Muskigan, Michigan. While investigating a drug case, officers were suddenly struck by a speeding vehicle that immediately fled the scene. Was it an accident or a deliberate hit? Police quickly shifted focus. What were they trying to hide? [Music] back on the top of that Ram K964 [Music] Ram license plate Lincoln 0736 up eastbound. >> The suspect tore through some of Muskadian's busiest streets, recklessly weaving through traffic on Apple Avenue before darting down side roads in a desperate attempt to shake police, putting countless lives at risk along the way. Copy. Work on Apple. >> Getty buddy. We'll be coming up to see heading back found traffic right now 67. We're going to be coming up here by you dispatch 67. We're going back down speed here. We're coming up to 7. We're coming up to 75. [Music] Looks like we are going to be taking the 31 northbound opportunity. >> A sudden pit maneuver from police rattled him. Clearly shook his nerves. But with that and too deep mindset, he refused to stop. Regaining his composure, he hit the gas and kept the chase alive. 31. I'm behind you. K9. >> Thank you. Northbound 31. Next. >> The sky grew darker, drizzle turned to sleet, and the slick roads made everything more dangerous. But with years of chase experience on this very stretch, officers weren't about to let him get away. Not tonight. 80 brake lights. It's slowing down. >> They said it and they meant it. near US 31 in Lakewood Arded. Officers pulled off a flawless Pott, dragged the suspect out, and disabled the vehicle. The chase ended with zero room to run. build it. >> A result with no changes, the suspect was arrested and taken to Musking County Jail facing charges of fleeing, reckless driving, and assaulting law enforcement. Everything was resolved and no one was injured. Well done, officer. phone for audio. This is normal traffic. [Music] [Applause] >> 105 110 trying to catch up. They're still a little ways away. >> Northbound Y 95 in Valuchia County, Florida. 4:15 p.m. A stolen patrol car tears down the highway like a missile, blasting through traffic in a scene straight out of an action movie. >> At mile marker 252, a textbook pit seems to seal the deal. But wait, this suspect isn't done. One final reckless twist is about to explode. Buckle up. You won't believe what happens next. >> 105 110 trying to catch up. They're still a little ways away. But the chaos was just getting started. As officers closed in, 37-year-old Xavier Cummings leapt out of the wrecked patrol car and made a run for another Cocoa police unit, engine running, door wide open. Without hesitation, he jumped into the driver's seat, pepper spray still in hand, and launched into a second wild escape. to me. Coming out the driver. [Music] >> Hey y'all, do not walk up on this car. We got another [Music] dog. That's the dog. [Music] He's on the move again in a Coco K9 floor going north on 95. >> But what he didn't know was that an eye on the sky had him locked in. Every move, every turn, tracked from above. Even under the cover of darkness, there was no escape. This time, the night itself was working for justice. That weapon. [Music] >> Any other vehicle? [Music] >> All right. Delta 32 northbound. >> Okay. Vehicle is smoking. Vehicle smoking north of 95 or north of Don by about a half mile. Going into the inside lane. Be advised, that's a SWAT officer's vehicle. >> Don't be in the same lane with him. You're going to lose debris all over the road. >> It's ling starting to slow down. It's about uh quarter mile south of Williamson overpass. 91 already. Hurry up and get up here. >> Still northbound, north of the Williamson overpass. X-ray 11's at 92. Does any need more sticks or no? >> All right, everybody. Hold there. We need a canine up here. >> Two spike strips were deployed to shred the suspect's tires, and they worked. >> The vehicle lost traction and came to a grinding halt. At last, he was fully subdued. >> The chase was over. Step back. [Music] The suspect was later identified as Cummings, now facing a laundry list of serious charges from stealing two police vehicles and armed burglary to multiple gun rellated offenses. His defense, mental telepathy, told him to take the cruiser. Add meth 24 hours without sleep and nonsense about Tallahassee. This wasn't just a crime spree. It was pure chaos. >> Turn around. >> September 2th, 2023, Dayton, Ohio. While investigating a stolen vehicle report, University of Dayton officers heard shouting and mockery coming from a nearby off-campus house. Sergeants Oldm and Pullan followed the noise, eventually knocking on the right door. A 20-year-old student answered, groggy and confused. What started as a simple check turned tense in seconds, and things were about to spiral. [Music] >> 22, but that's 20. It's 20. >> Good to know. I apologize. >> I know in the back. >> Well, thank you. [Music] >> Hi. Hi. Need your IDs. >> Our student ID for >> and you're being referred. ID like right now. >> Can I just ask? >> Give me your student ID. >> I think I have the right to ask. >> Okay. So, now you're going to get another referral for not in the formula because you spray all kinds of issues with us while we're trying to interfere with our scene. Yes, you absolutely are. It's all over my camera. Give me your ID immediately. >> Sergeant Pullin asked her to show her student ID for a campus violation. But as she fumbled through her things, officers spotted something else. A driver's license they believed was fake. We believe this is a fake state ID. She was immediately handcuffed and taken into custody. >> But >> I'm the only one right here. >> No, you're not. I want all the girls names. >> Here we go. >> You have your state ID. >> My state. >> Do you know why we're talking to you? >> I do not. I have no clue what's >> everything with everything you guys were up there yelling at us is on our body cams. So every time you turn around, we can see your faces. So everything that was going on is on camera. >> I have my paper one. >> What was the one I seen in the front right there? Fake one or something. >> Here's no one up front. >> The fake one. What's that one? >> No. What? What's right there? >> This is my right. >> Okay. So now we're going to play that game, too. >> How old are you? >> Friend's ID. >> You're 20. >> And you're drunk, huh? >> State ID. Now give me the fake. >> This is mine. The fake ID that we saw is on camera. >> You really got to deal with >> I do not give it to me. >> We had to give it to you and then >> I will if [Music] it's being used. >> If I ask a question, please tell you and not take you to jail. What are you >> What are you confused about? What do you have a question for? >> I just want to know why you wanted my phone number. I was just that was the only question. >> No. No. No. [Music] >> Out of nowhere, a 20-year-old male student appeared, then vanished, only to return seconds later and tackle Sergeant Poland. In the struggle, Sergeant Olm suffered a sever hand injury, a fractured fifth metacarpal that would require surgery. With tensions spiraling, Sergeant Poland had no choice but to deploy pepper spray to bring the suspect under control. I actually want to know what I actually want to know what the rice you're talking about. I actually want this matter. I want you What's the reason here? It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. What the [ __ ] you talking about? >> I don't care. Make it worse. They don't like it. They don't like it. They don't know. Come here. Give me a ride. Turn around. Turn around. [Music] Right. Right now [Music] right now you [ __ ] abuse your power right now. I have rights. I know your rights. Right now I know your life. [Music] >> Oh my god. >> I know it. I know it. back now. [Music] >> Watching this, many were outraged, claiming these officers seemed trained to escalate, not deescalate. But others fired back. If you're underage drinking, using a fake ID, and breaking campus rules, maybe don't go looking for police attention like these kids did. One thing everyone agreed on, praise for the respectful young woman in apartment 22 and for the young EMS medic who showed real care while treating the pepper sprayed suspect. >> I got those wipes. >> You are a piece of >> I didn't even do what the is this. >> You know what? >> I hope you know you shut your mouth. Jesus Christ. >> Use your power. This is what the you guys do the hell up. >> Shut the hell up. Yeah. See you guys. >> I'm not doing this, bro. What the >> In the end, the female student was charged with underage drinking. The male student now faces three criminal charges, including two serious counts of assaulting a police officer. >> Sit there. I'm I'm trying. >> I can't see anything. I'm sorry. >> I'm trying. I'm like super >> I'm like super like the the like I don't I don't want it to look like the face. >> I can't open my eyes. I want to open my eyes. I'm going to cry. >> Please. Please. Please. >> You tell me when you're good. Okay. >> A little more. >> A knock on the wrong door. an ID that looked fake. Moments later, broken bones, felony charges, and a night that changed everything. All over a noise complaint. Or is there something deeper that no one wants to admit? Did this escalate for a reason or did it go way too far? What do you think? Was justice served or just another mess. How are you feeling today? Pretty wild stuff, right? Which video was your favorite? Drop me a comment below. I'd love to hear your thoughts. I promise the next videos are going to be even better. So, make sure to hit that subscribe button and stay tuned. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one.