April 5th, 2024. Clayton County, Georgia. At 5:15 p.m., a Chevy Malibu suspect blew through a blockade, triggering a high-risk pursuit. Clayton County's elite Blackhawk unit jumped into action. Trained for moments just like this. But the question is, will they let this reckless driver get away? That's just the suspect pretended to comply. then suddenly sped off, weaving through a parking lot and dodging cars with reckless precision. The Blackhawk team stayed locked in, but the first PIT attempt failed, raising the stakes as the Chevy Malibu kept pushing the limits. The chase was far from over. charges. How's it going? representation 06 location traffic. The pursuit unit was relentless, staying tight on his tail. Any rational person would have surrendered, but instead he rammed a patrol car headon. Like a cornered mouse charging a lion, it wasn't brave. It was desperate and utterly [Music] doomed. His reckless aggression sealed his fate. He lost control of the Chevy, tipping it sideways at high speed and slamming into a wall of roadside trees. It looked like a deputy had pulled off a pit from a mile away. Game over. I've never seen a pit via Bluetooth before, but hey, if you're going to run from the cops, maybe learn how to drive first. The suspect was swiftly arrested and taken to Clayton County Jail without any further incident showcasing effective law enforcement. A clean resolution, but what's your take on how this situation was handled? Should there be changes in how such pursuits are managed? Let us know your thoughts. [Music] August 23rd, 2022, W9th Street, Arkansas. A routine traffic stop erupts into chaos when a silver Corvette built for 190 mph rockets away. As the engine roars, Arkansas police respond with force, ready to deploy their signature pit tactics. Can they stop this speeding menace before it's too late? Got to say that was surprisingly considerate letting the passengers out in case things went south. Another guy did the same once and moments later disaster struck. Maybe he knew what was coming. [Music] Go, go, go. Hurry. [Music] Officers chased the Corvette at over 70 mph through rush hour traffic on West 9th Street. After briefly losing sight, they caught a glimpse of it speeding north on Crutcher, only for it to disappear again near West 15th. A coordinated search was immediately launched. Would this driver vanish for good? Damn, he outran the cop so fast he looped back and ran into him again. First chase I've ever seen where the suspect lapped the officer like it's NASCAR gone rogue. The Corvette tore through traffic at over 80 mph, but when a sudden downpour turned the highway into a hazard, visibility vanished. With public safety at risk, officers made the call, "Terminate the pursuit." The suspect vanished into the storm, leaving nothing but spray and tail lights. Arkansas State Police may have a 98% success rate, but with a muscle car, an experienced driver, and poor weather conditions, things don't always go as planned. And that's completely understandable. [Music] March 5th, 2023, 2:00 a.m. Oxford, Mississippi. Officer Jones stopped a swerving vehicle. The 21-year-old driver handed over a passport and an insurance card expired for 5 years. Sensing something wasn't right, he asked her to step out for a sobriety test. And things quickly got even stranger. Hi. Hi. How you doing? I'm good. How are you? I'm good. Let me get my passport. I had my wallet. Okay. Jones actual police department. Okay. Um, do you need my registration as well? Sure. Sorry. Sure. This is Where we going to, Claire? I'm taking my food. Okay. Where you taking them to? Where's your for Bishop? Mhm. Okay. Where you guys coming from? We're coming from McDonald's. Okay. Where are you at from McDonald's? I have to. Do everybody in here live together? We don't. Do you mind if I step out? I'm sure. These are my keys. All right. I'm going hold on to these for a second. Okay. I'm going to have you walk to the sidewalk and you talk to this officer over here. Okay. Okay. Just go ahead and walk to the sidewalk. We had fries. We had a drink. Did you pee on yourself? My seat was wet when I got in. What happened to your pants? She swears it was just a wet seat, but viewers aren't so sure. Is that really all there is to it? front. This just helps them feel better about you driving your car. Okay. All right. All right. I need you to put your feet together like this. Okay. Arms down your side. Okay. Are you wearing contacts? I am. They're really soft. But they might be a little bit thicker. Okay, that's fine. Can you see what's my pen? I can. Have you had any injuries recently? No. Do you have any problems with your eyes? Like I mean it depends how you describe it. I have a stigmatism. Okay. I have a sigism, too. It still works. Okay. Just follow the tip of the pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? Yes, sir. Can you see the tip right here? Yes, sir. Okay. With your eyes and your eyes only your head. You understand? Yes, sir. Don't move your head. I got off work at 8:00 p.m. I work at the bar. Good. No. No. Yep. All right. So, for this one, then when we were coming down Spring Street, you were in the bike lane. Oh, yeah. We're coming off the main street. She agreed to take the field sobriety tests, but couldn't pass. With clear signs of impairment, officers had no choice. She was arrested for driving under the influence. All right. So, again, left foot on the imaginary line. Absolutely. Right foot in front of your foot, right foot in front of your left foot touching you. Again, once you begin the test, they don't stop until you complete it. Okay. You can begin. One, two. Keep your arms down your side. Three. Four. 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Okay. What else did I tell you to do? Don't stop until I have all nine steps. My hands at my side, right? And then stop at nine. What else did you have to do? No more. Turn around. Turn around. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 four. Okay. Do you understand that? Yes. All right. Don't begin until I tell you to. You can begin. 2001 2002 2008 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 1091 I guess 2013 2014 1 156 178 Go ahead and turn around face my call for me put your hands behind your back right now you're under risk for OBI Let's operate the vehicle under the entrance. No. All right. Watch my car. Okay. Car I will walk. Watch out. I got a friend across the street. [Music] [Music] [Music] I know it sucks right now. It's not the end of the world. Okay. Yeah. So it makes us at the police station. She was advised of her legal rights and agreed to a breath test. She initially struggled to complete the procedure, but eventually provided two valid samples, 0.158 and 0.167 BAC, more than twice the legal limit of 0.08. Look, just blow out. Listen, deep breath and blow out, right? This is like 5-year-old things, right? If you're going to do it, we got to do it. Otherwise, I'm going to mark. You got to blow hard. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Hang on. Listen, this I've done this myself. This is easy. It's breathing in and out. Take a deep breath in and blow out. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep All right. There you go. Thank you. Go ahead. Take a seat. Like I said, got to do two of these. And I'm just going to take the lower room, too. Okay. [Music] She was fined for a lane violation and drunk driving. The police explained the suspension of her driver's license for 6 months. Independent of any penalties or sanctions imposed upon you pursuant to any other section of the revised code or municipal ordinance. Your driver's license or commercial driver's license permit or non-resident operating privilege is now suspended. The suspension takes effect immediately. Suspension will last. All right. One, two, three. Look at that. 1 2 3. Unlike others who cry and scream when drunk, she was heavily intoxicated, yet remained polite and respectful toward the officers. Hopefully, this becomes a lesson she never has to learn twice. August 11th, 2022, Detroit, Michigan. A pursuit of a stolen black Dodge Ram turned dangerous when a suspect opened fire on police through the rear window during a high-speed chase. Michigan State Police stepped in, escalating the pursuit to a full-blown emergency. I don't know. That truck open a little bit. You might have to rifle shot. I'm going have you. As speeds climbed and tension spiked, the suspect weaved through multiple city streets, making sharp turns to throw off pursuing units. Blowing through red lights and darting between heavy traffic, he turned the chase into a chaotic and dangerous pursuit. pushing officers to their limits with every reckless move. Your call as far as 20 from 81 DP for some reason moved out of the way up to Southfield eastbound. Hey. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Trooper 2's calling it over track two. Ramping off the uh field. Let you know what direction background westbound outer drive. Westbound outer drive. Watch yourself. Almost. Almost. Drive street. Coming back up to Halen. Westbound. Coming up to Hland. The first pit was just the opening move. Later, the officer delivered two decisive pit maneuvers, leaving the car completely disabled. Both suspects bailed out, leaping over a 6ft fence in a desperate attempt to escape. 94 westbound 194 coming up to the southfield again. Keep calling on location, please. Southfield eastbound on Yeah. 55. Take that. Did you say you're out of drive? Yep. We're coming up drive north. What's the description of the car? Flag ramp right now. Hold on. Hold on. All right. Heading out right now. Heads up, guys. A barrier. These officers have been trained for much more than that. Look at them. They're clearing that fence like it's nothing. So smooth. Despite the darkness, with the help of a helicopter overhead, the police quickly arrested the suspects. The mistake these guys made was learning how to shoot before learning how to swim. It's water there, guys. All three suspects were arrested and multiple weapons were recovered and seized. Serious charges, including vehicle theft, shooting at law enforcement, and fleeing from police were filed. Finally, the community can sleep soundly knowing the suspects are off the streets. Okay, I today's chases were wild, but you won't believe what's coming next. Faster getaways, crazier crashes, and a pursuit with a shocking twist. Don't miss out. Subscribe now and hit the bell. Thanks for watching and we'll see you on the next adrenaline packed ride.