Hey, make sure you buckle up and brace yourself for chases that'll steal your breath and plot twists wilder than any blockbuster. If you're ready to feel like you're on a roller coaster without leaving your seat, welcome to Holic Police Dash Cam. The chaos starts now. Let's roll. [Music] February 22nd, 2025. Interstate 40, Arkansas. A gray Mercedes blocks traffic in the fast lane, driving erratically. When an officer signals a stop, the driver feains compliance, then hits the gas and vanishes into traffic. What is the suspect running from? And how far will this reckless escape go? We're going back west now ahead of us. Speeds are about 90 moderate traffic. The Mercedes blazed down I40 at over 130 mph, weaving through traffic and using the shoulder to pass, endangering everyone on the road. After vanishing near Lenokei, officers backed off, but it wasn't over. Trooper Crossland later re-engaged on Highway 70. The suspect wasn't done running. How much further would they push it? Westbound coming up on the I'm catching up on my [Music] Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Trooper Crossland is an absolute beast. This guy has nerves of steel. Truly a top tier GTA 5 driver who can handle this vehicle like a pro. Come out. I don't care about it. As the chase barrels west on Highway 70, Trooper Crosslin delivers a flawless PIT, slamming the pursuit to a halt. The suspect's vehicle spins out and stalls, boxed in with no escape. Surrounded and out of options, the suspect throws in the towel and surrenders without resistance. Copenhaver, the driver who fled a stop on I40, was identified and faces multiple charges in Lenokei County, including fleeing by vehicle, reckless driving, and driving with a revoked license after a background check revealed his Maryland license revocation. Legal proceedings are still pending. With a trusted face tattoo and a criminal record spanning multiple states, yet still free to roam the streets. Is our justice system being too lenient on criminals like this? June 22nd, 2023. Independence County, Arkansas. At 5:13 p.m., a silver Chevy Blazer refused to stop on Highway 122, swerving wildly before accelerating toward Batesville during rush hour. As traffic thickens and officers close in, the stakes skyrocket. Will they intercept the suspect before disaster strikes downtown? The suspect raced toward Batesville, swerving into a ditch to evade spike strips and pushing on recklessly. When an officer attempted a tactical vehicle intervention, the suspect breaked hard, using the Blazer's receiver hitch as a shield. With seconds to react, troopers had to adapt fast. Was this their moment to shut it down? [Music] I've never seen a vehicle this unstable. Let's be real. That car was bound to split in half on its own eventually. There you With a clear stretch ahead, the officer locked onto the hitch and unleashed a textbook TVI. The blazer spiraled out, smashing a mailbox, plowing through a culvert, and shattering a vinyl fence before flipping violently at 535 North Charlotte Road. Moments later, officers closed in, locking down the chaotic scene. Charlotte fire department one day of the last day. It's honestly a miracle he survived that. I mean, his truck was less stable than my ex-wife. Hey, credit where it's due. It still saved his life. After a 15-mi pursuit, Hodm was arrested following a crash. A background check revealed a suspended license and an active misdemeanor warrant. transported to White River Medical Center for treatment before booking. Legal consequences are now imminent as authorities move forward with the case. March 7th, 2025, Bismar, North Dakota. A 911 call led police to a white Chevy Traverse where a 53-year-old woman showed signs of impaired driving. Everything seemed calm at first, but within minutes, the situation escalated rapidly. What really happened? What's your name? Why are you calling? Why? We got called to come check on you. They were concerned. There's nobody concerned. There was We got a phone call. What's going on today? Who did you get a call from? I don't know. It was an anonymous car. It was a white I know. That's what they keep doing that. You know, when they did that in Nebraska with my children, they keep calling in Baltimore. Nothing. I don't think that it's okay for people. I can't help but the people calling and I it's my job to come respond when we have a call in to come check out people. Okay. Now, my concern is my concern. Your concern is, you know, everybody. My concern is that the car smells heavily of marijuana. When's the last time you smoked any marijuana? Other people have smoked marijuana in here and they don't want to. They're calling you on me. Other people have. You don't smoke any marijuana? I have. I have medical marijuana. My card. Do you have medical mariju? I had one. You have one? No. Turn off the car. Turn off the car. [Music] No. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Officer James smelled alcohol and marijuana and asked Udell to get out. She refused, started the engine, and suddenly put the car in reverse, nearly hitting him as she tried to get away. Luckily, he dodged it. 299. She almost struck me. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. 299. She almost struck me. Get out of the car. Ignoring repeated commands, Udell suddenly reversed the car and slammed the gas, driving straight at Officer James. The impact sent him flying over a pile of gravel and crashing into a fence. A reckless move she would regret for the rest of her life. Show your hands. Back up. No. Back up. Show me your hands. People ran in fear to ensure safety. Shots fired. Hopster hit. With a weapon in hand and a commanding voice, "Put your hands up." Officer Anderson observed the suspect refusing to comply. Seeing his partner in pain and the escalating danger, he made a decision. Pulled the trigger. The gunshot echoed through the snow, leaving Udell no time to reconsider her options. Melanie Udell paid the ultimate price for her reckless actions. Officer James suffered head, arm, and leg injuries with a year-long recovery expected. An investigation by the Criminal Investigation Division concluded that the use of force was justified. A rare situation, but the next one is even more intense. Stay tuned. November 26th, 2024, State Road 5, Florida. At 10:30 a.m., a dark Dodge Ram doing 70 and a 45 triggered a high stakes chase. The driver briefly stopped, then bolted, launching a wild pursuit across the legendary 7mi bridge. What awaited on the other side. Heat. Heat. Miami area. The 2019 Dodge Ram tore across the bridge at over 100 mph, weaving through traffic and nearly striking multiple vehicles, including police cruisers. The driver veered into oncoming lanes, forcing cars off the road and plunging the pursuit into a new level of chaos and danger. [Music] the speed and traffic Right now we're pulling traffic 948. I'm approaching anymore. The urge to flee clearly overpowered this guy's sense of safety and sanity. He thought he wasn't a danger, but the hundreds of drivers he forced off the wrong side of the road would surely disagree. 49 stop northbound on the outside shoulder just off the bridge just north of 47 right behind Don't for highstakes drama erupted when Lapidus ditched his truck on a packed bridge and dove into the ocean. Moments later, Monroe County deputies arrived by boat, pulling him from the water and bringing the wild chase to a stunning close. Jump in water. Hey, you want to come? The reason he ran and the reason he jumped is now sitting at the bottom of the ocean. I'd bet anything that whatever it was would have landed him a much longer prison sentence than the charges he was already facing. [Music] Lapidus, a habitual traffic offender with multiple prior license suspensions, faces charges of reckless driving, fleeing from law enforcement, and driving on a suspended license. Fortunately, no one was injured, but this heist on such a notorious bridge put countless lives at risk, sparking strong public outrage. Dallas, Texas, July 25th, 2023. 11 a.m. Behind the wheel of a stolen U-Haul, the suspect reversed into an unmarked police vehicle, deploying airbags, and slamming into a fire hydrant. ignoring commands he floored at, igniting a high-speed chase. How far will he push his luck before the law shuts him down? westbound going westbound toward northbound post. Just turn northbound on post. Taylor tore through city streets, highways, and the Dallas North tollway, smashing into 13 vehicles and leaving chaos in his wake. He weaved madly, dodging police and slamming into cars without a hint of slowing down. Once off the tollway, the escape turned even more frantic. But how long can you outrun the inevitable 531? about to be going under Northwest Highway on DNA. [ __ ] dude. It's in water. [Music] Yeah. Exit. Still going southbound. If somebody can get me that plate so I can put the registration info on there. We need to notify the tower of what kind of vehicle. We're the exit for white. Just took the white exit. Going westbound. White. Don't [ __ ] up, sir. Don't [ __ ] up. [ __ ] Oh my god. Oh my god. out. Just wrecked it out. Got one vehicle. Let's get somebody out. Taylor crashed into multiple vehicles before losing control. His stolen U-Haul slammed into a median, then smashed into a tree near Lemon Avenue. Abandoning the wreckage, he took off on foot, sprinting toward an aircraft hanger as officers closed in behind him. Police stop. Shot fire. That officer went from a full sprint to drawing his weapon and landing shots in about 0.5 seconds. Easily one of the most impressive quick draws I've ever seen. Flawless training executed with absolute precision. Man, your [ __ ] stomach. Man, you're [ __ ] stomach. Put your arms up. Taylor was arrested at the scene and taken to a local hospital for treatment. No officers or civilians were injured in the crash. Police recovered the stolen firearm that Taylor had used. We need some of the doors of this hanger. Watch out. Let me push. Joseph, I watch. He's lucky to have survived the police shooting, but should he spend the rest of his worthless life behind bars? And should every car he rammed be considered attempted murder? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. coming down the ramp. [ __ ] ramp. August 9th, 2023, 5:50 p.m. Los Angeles, California. Multiple 911 calls reported a Department of Water and Power SUV ramming vehicles and fleeing near Laurel Canyon Boulevard. Foothill Division officers responded quickly. What unfolded next was utter chaos on the streets. Pull over. There's no trafficoulevard. Back up. LAPD officers spotted the car and began a pursuit. As the suspect sped east, backup was called. In a bizarre turn of events, he spun the car around on the road. What was his ultimate plan? The differences are usually among us. He crashed through the metal gate, but instead of continuing forward, he suddenly turned around and drove straight into the police cruiser. [Applause] It all happened so fast the police officer didn't even have time to get out of his patrol car. Caught off guard, the police scattered in all directions. [Music] the police car. The police [Applause] cars up. He continued to ram into a truck. His reckless actions forced the police to open fire. Dozens of bullet holes pierced his vehicle, but he still refused to surrender, charging straight at the officers in an even more defiant move. One person getting commanded on this side. One person getting hurt. Don't want to hurt him. He just wants to get out. No, not much. Hey, if you start if you start up again, your privacy. Hey, if he starts The police set up a roadblock, but he drove straight into a line of trees. Still defiant, he barricaded himself inside the vehicle as officers closed in, leaving him with no way out. Holy [ __ ] Hey, grab some less people now. Ramirez was treated for gunshot wounds and later charged with felony assault on a police officer with a deadly weapon and theft. His bail was set at $152,000. Three officers were injured, but all are recovering. Sir, October 20th, 2022. 1:41 p.m. Gwynette County, Georgia. US Marshalss and Georgia law enforcement moved in to arrest murder suspect Irvin M. Robertson. But when they tried to stop his 2022 Dodge Ram, he hit the gas, kicking off a pursuit so intense, some now call it one of the craziest chases ever caught on camera. Heat. Heat. The suspect tore through traffic at terrifying speed, blasting over the median with dust flying everywhere, looking nearly finished. But no, he kept going. A pit maneuver failed and he regained control, launching himself straight into oncoming traffic. I got to get him stopped right here. The wrong way on the wrong side of the roadway. Wrong side of the way. All right, we're copying Henry Bailey connector. Another unbelievable how many people refuse to move over during a police chase. Got to get up there 413 just in case you bailed out of the car. Yeah, nobody's wanting to get out of my way, so I'm having a hard time getting up there. He's still on the wrong side of the road. Sugar Hill. All right. Uh, James Burg has a James Burg [Music] The Ram Rebel just proved it can fly, taking hit after hit and still moving at high speed. Ram doesn't need any ads. This video speaks for itself. coming up to [Music] Holl Road. Samples Road. [Music] The suspect ran a red light, colliding with another vehicle and bringing his Dodge Ram to a sudden stop. As he fled on foot toward a Walgreens parking lot, officers moved in. Seeing no way out, he surrendered, lying face down on the pavement. [Music] Uh road crossing road. Thankfully, the guy in the white car helped stop the suspect with a move even cops rarely pull off and walked away with only minor injuries. One lesson learned, green means go, but it doesn't always mean safe. Stay alert out there. Ferndale, Michigan, July 5th, 2019. In a case unlike anything seen before, officer Kevin Jerome was investigating a theft on the sidewalk when a bystander shouted, "Hey, someone's getting in your car." In a shocking twist, his patrol vehicle vanished before his eyes. But how far can a bold thief go before justice catches up? What? 64 across the wood. A stolen police cruiser tore through busy intersections at breakneck speed, blowing red lights and dodging collisions by inches. Sirens screamed as officers raced to stop the reckless suspect. With adrenaline surging and danger escalating, the high-speed pursuit reached a terrifying new level. pulling over, turning on some chill music, and enjoying the view before taking off again. She's probably imagining the ultimate road trip of her life in that police car. right now. We got them for you. All right. [Music] You never want [Music] to heat. Heat. Heat. Chaos erupts at 7 Mile in Stupel. A stolen patrol car barrels into multiple vehicles, turning the intersection into total mayhem. The high-speed pursuit ends in a violent crash as officers swarm the scene. The suspect is taken into custody. No escape this time. I have a job here with you. I'm here to help you my partner. What is your name? Fortunately, no serious injuries were reported. Destiny Hawkins was arrested on charges ranging from car theft to fleeing law enforcement with the patrol vehicle recovered despite minor [Music] damage. May 2nd, 2023, Arkansas. A deported felon wanted by ICE fled Arkansas State Police in a red Nissan Rogue. Spotted speeding recklessly on Interstate 40, Hazen officers locked in and launched a high-speed pursuit. What happens next is pure adrenaline. Will the fugitive escape, or will justice catch up? [Music] to your left. Stay on 40. We're going to be on 40 right now. [Music] The red SUV sped west on Interstate 40, reaching speeds of more than 113 mph and weaving through heavy traffic. Its reckless flight now attracted a swarm of approaching state police. [Music] 104 just be Tennessee tax 450 430. Tennessee 450 430. Yeah, I got smart right here. Come on now. Let me get it. Too much traffic. Jump in right there. We have traffic. We're going to be staying 40 west about to come up to north interchange. 675. I'm following behind you. Damn that road sign. The officer tried to overtake but nearly got pinned between the sign and a semi-truck. Thankfully, his driving skills were on point. He swerved just in time, narrowly avoiding disaster. [Music] [Music] 67 right now. 45 medium for about 1 minute right now. We got roll over. Roll over. Stand. Roll over. Stand [Music] up. Upon receiving the green light, officers executed a flawless PIT maneuver, sending the suspect's car into a wild spin. It flipped multiple times, shattering on impact. The wreck looked straight out of a Hollywood action movie. a pit at 100 mph in the middle of heavy traffic. The suspect's vehicle was crushed into a mangled heap. Yet, no one was injured. Even more unbelievable, the suspect walked out of the wreck like nothing happened. No doubt, this is easily one of the top 10 most perfect pit maneuvers ever caught on camera. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. [Music] The driver was arrested by Hazen PD and transported to Prairie County Jail. Charges are pending, including felony fleeing, reckless driving, and other violations stemming from the high-speed chase on a public interstate. April 8th, 2025, Dinell, Arkansas. What began as a routine equipment violation stop turned into a highstakes chase when an officer saw a passenger toss a suspected drug. The driver refused to stop, sparking a multi- agency pursuit down State Highway 7. What are they so desperate to hide? As the suspect fled south, Trooper Belchure joined the chase. Ola PD spike strips near Tucker Road failed to stop him. Troopers caught up near East Spring Street, escalating the pursuit. I'm going to be direct. Yeah, we did the rest. Yeah, we did. Yeah, we did the rest. Passing B Street on Second Street. Infinite TV. A perfect TVI shot sent the pickup truck skidding off the road. Sebastian took off, but the cops were faster. A quick tackle ended the chase. I didn't do nothing. There's no sound sweeter than the click of handcuffs. The best moment has arrived. Yeah, buddy. Get up. Hey, man. I I'm going to walk, man. You got to be rough, dude. [ __ ] man. Let's go. You came this way. Go back. I'm trying. Get up. I'm sorry. Sebastian was booked into the Yell County detention center for fugitive and drug trafficking charges with his wife also listed as an accomplice. The case ended without injuries, demonstrating effective multi- agency coordination. I got What would you do if during a routine shopping trip, a madman burst in and attacked with a deadly weapon? That's exactly what happened on December 23rd, 2021, 11:45 a.m. in North Hollywood near the 12,100 block of Victory Boulevard. What unfolded was pure horror, something witnesses will never forget. Heat. Heat. [Music] A deranged man appeared, acting erratically, making threats and targeting vulnerable women with frightening aggression. As tensions escalated, fear rippled through the area. A frantic 911 call sent police racing to the scene, but by then it felt like things had already spiraled too far out of [Music] control. Heat. Heat. Anyone who witnessed his cruel actions was boiling with rage, praying he'd be dragged straight to hell. "This wasn't just a man. It was a monster in human skin." "Police, please get here now," echoed the desperate cries. Heat. Heat. Go down. Go down. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. You got it. You got it. Okay. Hey, she's bleeding. She's bleeding. Officers responded swiftly, discovering a severely injured woman under attack by the maniac. Gunfire shattered the silence. Screams echoed, then faded into an eerie stillness. The attacker paid the ultimate price. But behind that very door, something far more chilling awaited. A terrified 14-year-old girl hiding just steps away from the chaos. The officers acted swiftly and decisively to take down the dangerous suspect and rescue the victim from his grasp. But tragically, they unintentionally caused the death of an innocent young girl with a promising future ahead. The national crime rate has decreased with the death of this monster, but this serves as a stark warning for a society increasingly threatened by drugs and stimulants which continue to destroy the youth. What steps must we take to prevent further devastation? Get the ground. March 6th, 2024. Niles, Michigan. While stopped at a red light, police noticed a red Kia with a broken brake light. When the police pulled the car over, everything seemed normal until they discovered a warrant for their arrest for fleeing after causing an accident. What happened next turned a peaceful traffic stop into a terrifying battle for control. No, I appreciate you, man. Thank you. The only reason I'm stopping you is break out. All right. I was actually getting ready to go. Oh, were you? Yeah. Okay. I got you. Anything like that? You want me to carry you? Where's the knife at? What kind of knife is that? As officers moved in to arrest him, the suspect resisted and fought back. A taser was deployed, but he drew a firearm, threatening the officers. The tension escalated rapidly. Oh, they got me. Okay. Go put your hand back for me. Okay. Simple as put your head back. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not no problem. I'll take it over there. I'm not going to fight you. I'm telling you right now. I'm telling you. Stop. Stop. Stop. My god. The suspect was armed and extremely dangerous. But this situation became even more brutal when he used his martial arts skills on the officer who screamed for help. Watching through the dash cam footage, it became clear how much danger they were truly facing. [Music] Help my son. [Music] Now, let's go back to the situation and see what he does next. The suspect jumped back into the vehicle and floored it, speeding off once [Music] [Applause] again. Right now. Get out of the car. Drop the [ __ ] gun. Drop the [ __ ] gun right now. Drop it. Drop the gun. Police deployed spike strips at a key intersection. He swerved trying to avoid them, but it was too late. His right tire exploded, sending smoke and debris flying. Still the suspect refused to stop. [Music] He was dragging the car on steel rims. Sparks flying all over the road as the vehicle swerved uncontrollably. He stopped. Oh no. Damn it. He's using the gun again. But to ensure safety, the police remained calm and patient, handling the situation with precision. Got it. Charlie. In Southbend, as police deployed stopsticks at the intersection of Doctor, Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, and Marian Street, the suspect rammed a patrol car and fled on foot toward the Saint Joseph River behind a McDonald's. Officers drew their weapons, issued commands, and gave chase. [Music] Bad point out. [Music] [Music] A police car chased the suspect who avoided the vehicle and crashed into a tree. He fled into the woods. After a coordinated response from SWAT, K-9, and drones, Ringle was found dead by the riverbank. The female passenger was unharmed and not charged. One officer sustained minor injuries. On June 27th, 2022, Lenokei County, Arkansas, at 5:25 p.m., chaos erupted as 29-year-old Trevor Strickland stole a dump truck, ramming an Arkansas State Police vehicle on Lingo Road. Troopers intercepted, but Strickland plowed through, igniting a highstakes pursuit with destruction in its wake. Hamilton. The pursuit intensified as Strickland recklessly sped through rural roads in a massive dump truck, ignoring every order to stop. Blowing through stop signs and kicking up clouds of dust, he barreled onto Charlie Loop, turning the countryside into a high stakes battleground. On Danny Glover, come up 236. South 89. We're southbound on Lingo Road on Granger. going back northbound. The spike strips proved useless against the massive truck, only adding to the suspect's arrogance. His increasing recklessness made the officers know they had to act quickly before things got any further out of control. Eastbound 230 294. 294. The trap was set and the dogs were eagerly waiting for a dramatic takedown. But without a moment's hesitation, the suspect slammed the gas, ramming the patrol car and sending it flying off the curb. He just tore off. Hey you guys, when I get opportunity, I'm going to try to shoot this motor. emotional caution from you can interrupt this code of command by present. The first attempt failed. This time officers launched a threein-one tactic. One unit closed in tight, another blocked the escape route and spike strips were deployed. Yet none of it phased the massive vehicle. There he [Music] is. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Applause] As Strickland turned onto Carson Bridge Road, officers targeted the engine compartment, aiming to stop the chaos. A well-placed shot sent smoke billowing from the hood. The truck sputtered and rolled to a stop. Troopers swarmed in, ensuring a swift resolution. [Music] combination. Okay. Yeah, we're rolling about 5 miles an hour. Strickland was arrested after police smashed his car window and used a tasser to subdue him. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison with more than 600 days served and a $485 fine. Despite the high-risisk pursuit and significant damage, is the punishment proportionate? Is it a sufficient deterrent? November 7th, 2024. 4:38 a.m. Riviera Beach. While patrolling in the early morning, Officer Alston noticed a yellow Buick Century with a suspicious temporary tag. A quick check confirmed it was unregistered, prompting a traffic store called Court SP. But the driver had other plans, and what followed was anything but routine. Maybe we're done. Heat. Heat. When officer Alston activated his lights and siren, the Buick bolted, racing through residential areas, smashing through stop signs. and hitting 83 mph in zones posted for just 25 to 40. The pursuit plunged deeper into quiet streets, each turn ramping up the danger. When officer Alustin activated his lights and siren, the Buick took off, plowing through stop signs and hitting 83 mph while tearing through residential neighborhoods. West 27 Street with 14. Did you get the 10 time back up to Silver Beach Road or old Heat. Heat. On the Avenue, Officer Alustin performed a precise PIT maneuver, sending the Buick crashing into a tree. Passenger Sherrod R complied with commands and was released at the scene. The driver, Jacob Williams, was injured. Williams driving history was a mess. Expired, revoked, and suspended. When searching his vehicle and clothing, marijuana, cracked cocaine, and powder cocaine were found. As for the Buick, it wasn't registered anywhere. June 29th, Charles County, Maryland. At 2 p.m., a violent carjacking erupted in a parking lot when a man assaulted a woman and stole her vehicle. The brutal nature of the attack triggered an urgent all-out law enforcement response. What followed was anything but routine. [Music] 453. I think they said it was going to be okay. Nothing yet. The suspect recklessly sped down Matawa Woman Beantown Road, blowing through red lights and weaving through traffic at breakneck speed. As the public danger escalated, officers closed in with determination. But the question remains, can they end this before tragedy strikes, or will the suspect's desperation push things past the point of no return? I'm still trying to A lot of people need to learn how to properly yield when they hear police sirens. Officers can't protect us if they're constantly being blocked by drivers who won't move over. In a highstakes pursuit, every second matters, and your hesitation could cost lives. I'm trying to get six. I'm not with number [Music] one. Number one track speed. [Music] The pursuit ended in tragedy when the suspect's car lost control almost as if hit by a Bluetooth pit and veered into oncoming traffic on Matawoman Beantown Road. The stolen vehicle slammed head-on into a dump truck and in an instant chaos turned catastrophic. Hardy run. His life ended because of his own decisions. These choices affected the victim, the truck driver, his family, and the officers involved. No one wishes to see someone's life cut short. But his actions ultimately led to his tragic end. officers and at least one more officer at Walmart. This serves as a stark reminder that recklessness can lead to dire consequences. With so many legitimate opportunities available, why risk lives when countless people dream of experiencing the chances this country offers? Officer Alvina encountered Ashley, a young woman caught in a heated dispute. Several individuals appeared under the influence, possibly on stimulants. Inside the vehicle, officers found opened beer cans, prompting immediate sobriety tests for Kaye and her friends. How will this tense situation unfold? Okay, go ahead and meet me in the back, please. Question. Have you been drinking? That's the question. Cuz everybody smells like alcohol in there. No, like I can I can do since it does. Okay. I would like to check your eyes cuz your eyes are very red. And you got too much in there. Huh? No, no. The crying is one thing. The alcohol is something else. Okay. Yeah, I can understand the crying part. Okay. So, can I check your eyes real quick? Okay. Just stand right here facing me. Okay. I see alcohol in your eyes. Two more tests. Okay. Have you had any medication or any drugs today? No. I only took birth and I had the last time. Okay. So, this is what we're going to do. Get your right hand or your left hand. I don't care which one. Okay. You're going to repeat with me. Four. Four. Three. Three. Two. Two. One. Two. Two. Three. Three. Four. Four. Same thing. Five times. Ready? 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 How many times was that? Five. Five. Okay. Ashley failed the field sobriety tests, and her refusal to cooperate only made things worse. That's officers soon discovered she was underage and in possession of alcohol, turning a bad situation into a full-blown arrest. Young girl, you're going to get arrested. Okay, just stay in the car. Can you understand? Like I was waiting for this. Yes. That's just a ticket. Look, if if you Is she coming or no? No, she's at a doctor. You dropped something. Okay, I'll talk to your mom in a minute. Okay. How's your mom going to drive her car? So, the car situation like I'm going to need to come get the car. Okay. Yeah. So my mom can somebody 18. It doesn't matter. Well, we're 18. So my mom can drive it and I can drive her car. Is that cool? No. I'm just I'm sorry. There's no proof of both can. No. No. No. No. Come here. Come here. I'm just Sir, I'm just asking you. Do you? Okay. You want your two? You're going to get in my car. Yes. Yes. No. Sir, I'm just asking you a question. Sit down in the back. Sir, I'm just asking you a question. Sit down in the back. No, I'm just asking you a question. Stay in my car. Yeah. Ask um what prison are you going to be taking her to? Uh cruisers Donana County Detention Center. Tell your mom that right now so she can get Kayie when she gets there, please. Ashley, the Los Cusus County Detention Center County Detention Center. Tell your mom that right now. Yes. You, too. Let me have your phone. Let me have What's up? I don't want to put it in the front seat. The officer placed Ashley under arrest while the other passengers called their parents. Remaining calm, the officer clearly explained the reason for the arrest and the next steps, ensuring everyone understood the situation. Wait, I'll just wait until we're there. I thought you needed the rest of No, I don't know. I need to call my mom. But you did. Didn't you call your mom? No. Ashley began to panic inside the car, screaming, rambling incoherently, and at times begging. Her emotions spiraled out of control. And with each passing second, the situation grew worse. Because I'm leaving work right now. Well, if you're leaving work, you need to come on somebody else with this. This car, somebody needs to grab your car. I can't beat up my husband. She lost control to the point of banging her head against the car to hurt herself. The situation became dangerous and the police had no choice but to restrain her with handcuffs to ensure her safety. And then you can go pick her up. It's that easy. Okay. I'm just I mean that's not she will have a nervous breakdown. You got to have her position there. She's not she's fine right now. She just gets really she was fine. She got really bad issues. She is very immature. You look at her shoot, but um I'm just telling you, you may need to have a counselor at the jail because she will find that you She is so scared. Okay, I will keep an eye on her if I need to. She's kicking my car. So, I'm going to plug out an extra charge to get things out. Let me go under. Get out of here. No. Stop. Get out. Get out. Stop. Put your hand on your back. You're going to hurt yourself. Okay. No, please. I just want to get out of here, please. You're going to hurt yourself. And that's what's going to happen. You're going to hurt yourself. Okay. I'm not. Please. I'm going to get out of here. I should have put you on the first time. Sit down. If you hit my car, I hear one bang. I'm going to add extra charges. Here's extra charges. Okay. So, this is what I have. I have a young girl. Actually, she probably looks like you're tiny. Medical staff arrived at the scene to assess Ashley's health. EMTs indicated she may be dehydrated or experiencing low blood sugar. Jail staff will continue to monitor her condition. Jainsville, Wisconsin, June 9th, 2023. A hit-and-run driver nearly losing control was finally stopped. You okay, honey? At first, she complied. But after a quick check, officers realized this wasn't just a crash. What they uncovered took the situation to a whole new level. [Music] You know where you're at? Yeah. What day of the week is it? It is. How much do you have to drink? You don't I can smell it coming off of your breath. Okay. When did you start drinking today? I don't know. Seeing clear signs of intoxication, officers asked her to take a sobriety test. With unsteady steps and struggling through even the simplest movements, it was obvious she was impaired. But when she finally blew into the breathalyzer, the result was truly shocking. Just stand with your feet together, arms at your sides. Give her contacts. You do. You have the right hand. There you go. All right. Just follow that with your eyes. Don't move over your head. Tuck your chin down just a touch. There you go. Just follow my thumb. Okay. No nervous. No reason to be nervous. Okay. If you've never seen vertical instagles, that's what it looks like here on the concrete. Okay. Would you take your left foot, put on the line, put your right foot in front, touching heel to toe with your arms down on your side. No, I'm fine. I just want a little anxiety. Okay. Just nice up. Not backwards, forwards. Just like I showed you. Keep your leg straight. 1 10002. What I tell you to? Hold on. 10003. And so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. Just 6 in. Dip your head back. Close your eyes. You can begin. may have some sort of medical Stop. Pull. Blow. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. We're not bringing intoxicated. Okay. So, I'm just going to put you in handcuffs. So, just face away from me. There you go. At just 18 years old, she was caught driving dangerously with a blood alcohol concentration, BAC, of 0.268%. Well over the legal limit. She was taken to the police station for further processing. Sure. This one. Police explained her rights in the applicable laws. She agreed to the test and completed an official BAC assessment at the station. Despite having consumed alcohol, she remained cooperative throughout and officers maintained a calm and professional demeanor. this hand. Okay. All right. You turn this. What's wrong? Yes or no? Okay. The tube. You have a right to go to court. You have a right to contest it. Hop up here. Deep breath and blow until I tell you. [Music] There you go. What's the phone number? Sister R. You want me to start the conversation? Oh yeah. Wait. I don't I'm at the police station and I got pulled over. Can you just come pick me up? Okay, I'll call I'll call them. Yeah. Can you give me her number? Your your friend is coming to get you with her parents. Okay. So they can take you home. Yeah. They took me. They took me here. So, all right. I'm out of here. Police contacted her family to confirm she was safe. A witness reported seeing a prior collision. Though she appeared somewhat panicked at first, she soon regained her composure. She faces charges of damaging others property and driving under the influence. However, she was granted bail and returned home. A polite and composed young woman, we hope this serves as a valuable lesson and she won't repeat her mistake. December 19th, 2021, Walton County, Florida. Sergeant Council of the Walton County Sheriff's Office received a BO alert for a white Chevy Blazer reported for reckless driving and failure to maintain its lane. What began as a warning quickly turned into a highstakes situation. Heat. Heat. One more second late and that red car would have crushed him for sure. A self-destructive spin sent the car tumbling like a top before it came to a stop. Motionless, inside, the police found a bottle of vodka, meth, and marijuana. The very things he risked his life to protect. In the end, he left on a helicopter, taking his final flight of his life. Got him. Got him. Puler, Georgia, December 21st, 2021. 12:13 p.m. A stolen vehicle rockets down I 95 at over 100 mph, ignoring police orders to stop. What will the suspect do next? The suspect showed no intention of slowing down, ignoring traffic and forcing anxious drivers to clear the way. Even the emergency lane became his personal racetrack. 5 now 0. Heat. Heat. Despite several PV attempts, the suspect kept fleeing, but officers held their ground, ready with more tactics. His escape wouldn't last much longer. You [Music] don't talk to somebody. money back. Okay. A perfect coordination. One car performed a precise Piet. Two others immediately blocked the front and rear of the suspect car, causing it to spin counterclockwise and stop moving. He jumped out of the passenger seat and ran into the woods, but the police immediately closed in pursuit. [Music] You guys know we're getting off at 90. Got him. Got him. [Music] Nobody [Music] in just a few minutes. Police quickly apprehended him. He now faces serious charges, including fleeing law enforcement, DUI, and theft. Don't mess with the police. This serves as a reminder to everyone. July 30th, 2023. 7:55 p.m. I75 North mile marker 279. A wanted green Chevy Tahoe came into the sights of Tampa police. The TPD air unit monitored from above, providing real-time updates. A closely coordinated pursuit immediately ensued. Will the SUV manage to escape? Hold on to the other hand. The Tahoe blew past police at over 130 mph, exited at 301, and ran the red at State Road 50, swerving off road to avoid medians. It barreled into oncoming lanes, forcing innocent drivers off the road. This wasn't just reckless. It was a full-blown highstakes flight from justice. On a road with only one way out, nearly a dozen patrol cars waited in formation, ready to block the suspect's escape. But in a desperate move, he veered off road, tearing across the grass to slip past the blockade. The Tahoe, having just entered E75, sped through the red light intersection. The police closed in and executed a powerful pit maneuver, causing the push bar to fly up. But the suspect didn't hesitate, continuing to drive as if nothing had happened. [Music] Approaching area one. on the interaction. [Music] Without hesitation, the officer jumped out, tore off the damaged front panel with his bare hands, then leapt back into the patrol car, and rejoined the pursuit. I agree. Running out of gas is real. He slammed the Tahoe into the gas pump at a pilot station in Wildwood where he was surrounded by police. The chase ended with Dcoan Marqueis Stevens being arrested at gunpoint. [Music] Someone could have killed him. You don't care, right? We don't care. A search uncovered marijuana in both the vehicle and on Stevens's person. He was driving on a suspended license, evading law enforcement at dangerously high speeds, and recklessly endangering lives during the chase. Stevens was booked into Sumpter County Jail and is being held without bond. December 10th, 2023, Monroe County, Florida. At 8:04 a.m., a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a gray Chevrolet Suburban speeding on US1. The driver's reckless behavior forced an urgent traffic stop to prevent a greater danger from unfolding. What was the rush? And what was the driver hiding? Thank you. The suspect ignored police requests to stop and sped off at more than 100 mph. That's right. That's insane. If that pickup truck had slowed down just a quarter of a second, he would have been split in two. Never. is also high. A high-speed chase stretched nearly 30 m in just over 20 minutes, blazing across long bridges and congested roads. Tension mounted as officers deployed stop sticks to deflate the tires. [Music] The pursuit hit its peak as the suburban riding on bare rims at high speed threatened the safety of runners in a half marathon. [Music] Hello. Move away from the road. The chase reached a dangerous climax when the Suburban, running on exposed tires, crashed into a construction zone, coming very close to runners participating in the half marathon. Public safety was at serious risk. No more. Suspect Courtney Eps was arrested and hospitalized for evaluation. After her release, she will face charges in custody. Despite the dangerous pursuit, no injuries occurred, highlighting the professionalism of law enforcement and ensuring public safety. No, I don't want him. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. A concerned citizen reported a hit and run. But when officers arrived, they spotted the suspected driver casually walking a dog nearby, trying to look innocent. But police weren't fooled. She was quickly called back to her vehicle for questioning. What gave her away? Stay tuned. Come over here and talk to me. Watch your dog about the door so we can so it doesn't run off. Okay. Oh my gosh. Okay. All right. What happened? Take a breath. All I know is I started freaking out as soon as Lilo started freaking out and I wasn't really paying much attention to the road. Okay. And um it's okay. It's okay. There wasn't much like attention until Lilo started like panting like that and then I started freaking out and I didn't mean for it to be like that. Okay. Where were you coming from? My house. Okay. Okay. Where were you going to? Stripes. Stripes. It's okay. Please. Okay. So, you you were driving from your house to the stripes. Your dog started freaking out and then what happened? We've been in a wreck. Um, we both done it just kind of [Music] I'm sorry. Didn't really know how to explain it, but like everybody was like was watching us. Yeah. And um Yeah. In route for somebody else. Do you want them to check you out? Make sure you're okay. Did you get your head and all that? Do you think that's up to you? After a string of unconvincing excuses, she finally admitted it. She had woken up at 4:00 a.m. and drank a can of beer. That she confessed was the reason behind the crash this morning. What did you have to drink this morning? Uh, and how much? Like one beer. One beer at 4 this morning. Were you drinking all night long? So, you woke up at 4:00 and started drinking. Okay. Come over here for me. Okay. You're fine. I got to close your door. Just fine now. Okay. Okay. Just right here. This first one. Do you already have a bra? Okay. You know how it goes. You never have one done. You never have one done. Get on your side. Okay. 8 4 5 6 7. She agreed to perform a field sobriety test, but failed and was arrested for DUI. Although concerned about her dog, she remained cooperative. Officers allowed a family member to pick up the dog, ensuring the situation was handled smoothly. Okay. Well, that's fine. So, all you're going to do in this one, okay, is to take a step away from the car. You're think you're ready. Okay. Now, do you know the phone number? your phone number for tag. Okay, you'll walk with me and I'll let you get the the phone number to your dog. I'm sorry. What's the number on your tag? Your ex? What's his name? Chris. Chris, did you put it in the back? Okay. Yeah, we're I'm going to try and find someone. If not, we'll see what we can do. Okay. Bye. said this. Okay, you had your seat belt on. Her calm and compliance now hide a very different past. Just 3 years ago, she was a completely different person. Defiant, aggressive, and once even striking an officer during an arrest. Your name. Thank you, ma'am. What's your name? All right, look. What's your name? Listen, I'll tell you my name once. Go ahead and have a seat back in the vehicle. No. What's your name? In the car. What's your name? Stop getting in the car. Stop. What's your name? He just told you. No, he didn't. Officer C. Again, Officer C with his police department. Those violent outbursts forced officers to deploy a taser to subdue her. Looking back, the footage is anything but flattering. A chaotic moment she'd likely rather forget. Back around. Put your hands back behind. No, I don't want him around. Put your hands behind your back. [Music] Stop. Taser. Taser. Taser. Oh my god. [Music] What? George, the person that died from the all these people. What are you talking about? Y'all kill black. Y'all kill black. I'm a black. I am a black officer. I am black, too. I'm half black. Okay, that's fine. So, what's that got to do with anything right now? It has to do with George Floyd. Yep. You can see it. How about that? Okay, sounds good. You piece of [ __ ] Yep, that's right. Don't die in hell. I will. Um, I just thought about that. I have to get I thought I had my jewel. I didn't find anything on you. Okay. Where in your pocket? Okay. I didn't know like right there. Stop. What's his name? Where you going? After 3 years, she has grown significantly, but ultimately she must still face the consequences of her actions. She is charged with DUI and property damage. If only she stopped drinking, everything would have been perfect. April 1st, 2025, Chilan County. Deputy RZden pursues a stolen taxi driven by a suspect involved in a hit and run. New fire on scene dealing with the location. Don't think there's any last minute on the [Music] road 297. Last one. What's happening? Dun. During the high-speed chase, the suspect ran red lights, swerved recklessly, and veered into oncoming lanes, putting lives at serious risk. [Music] [Music] Stand by the operator. You [Music] can down approaching the turn off 972 interchange. Looks like vehicle now. [Music] The scenery is beautiful, but perhaps no one dares to admire it when the threat is lurking. [Music] units. If I have a chance, I'm going to block this guy in. He postes pretty good rest of traffic here and tries to maybe take him west. Hey now, if you're going to self-destruct, at least pick a less crowded place. Too many people at risk out here. Wo! Got to admit the guy can drive. And just like that, he's back in it. One stunned driver watching it all unfold. [Music] shoulder unit. [Music] Kudos to the truck driver for forcing the suspect to turn around. Perfect timing. Officers seized the opportunity with a tactical TVI, sending both vehicles crashing into an orchard. Rollins was arrested at the scene and now faces serious charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle, fleeing police, possession of methamphetamine, and driving under the influence. December 10th, 2024, Arkansas. A routine traffic stop turns dangerous when a gray Toyota Avalon flees at 90 mph in a 40 mile zone. Officer Marshall Hill initiates a tense high-speed chase. What compelled the driver to flee? The chase escalated when the reckless driver sped through the parking lot and back onto State Highway 72, ignoring traffic laws and endangering lives, even while in a school zone. [Music] Speeding recklessly, he collided with a pickup near Sugar Creek Road, lost control, and slammed into a wall and livestock enclosure. The vehicle became hopelessly stuck. His wild run was over. I'm so sorry, officer. I really I just got scared. I got you. I'm so sorry. Will your nail I know I'm doing this for a minute. I'm so sorry, baby. I'm so sorry. He kept apologizing and telling her how much he loved her. But that kind of love never brought them happiness. Oh my. Zachary Dutton was arrested on charges of evading law enforcement and possession of methamphetamine. While Caitlyn Brown, who suffered a broken neck, also faces drugrelated charges. November 9th, 2024, Tampa, Florida. A chaotic street takeover at University Plaza turned into a highstakes pursuit when a black Dodge Charger driven by 24year-old Michael Nunez fled as officers moved in to disperse the crowd. The chase was on. Bravo General right now. Michael Nunez led a dangerous high-speed chase, topping 100 mph while driving recklessly on missing tires. He blew through red lights and took sharp turns, endangering the public along Bruce B. DS Boulevard and East Fletcher Avenue. The vehicle was dragged forward, its bare rim shooting out sparks like fireworks, lighting up the road. But the suspect, clinging to desperation, kept pushing forward, refusing to give up. in a car on fire over at the Wawa. The high-speed chaos came to an end when officers executed pinpoint PIT maneuvers, forcing Nunees to a halt in the Waw Wa parking lot. Guns drawn, they swiftly took him and two passengers into custody, showcasing tactical precision and ending the tent's pursuit safely. [Music] [Music] How are you? After being arrested, Nunez faces felony fleeing and illegal street racing charges with marijuana and a firearm recovered. Frustrated residents highlight the serious consequences of illegal activities and the urgent need to end such dangerous behavior. 11:08 a.m. Reedsville, Georgia. A 911 call reports a home invasion and armed kidnapping. As the suspect flees with a hostage, the victim's family gives chase only to be shot at during the pursuit. A desperate rescue begins before police even arrive. How far will this go? A high-speed chase near Collins, Georgia turned deadly when the suspect opened fire, grazing a trooper's head. Despite the injury, the officers stayed in the fight. A true hero under fire. Heat. Heat. The suspect repeatedly attempted to ram patrol vehicles and evade multiple PIT maneuvers, turning a high-speed pursuit into a full-blown tactical showdown on wheels. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 132. 132. [Music] A final pit on I-16 sends the car crashing off road. The gunman bolts out, dragging a hostage at gunpoint. Tension snaps as the hostage breaks free. Gunfire erupts from six agencies. In seconds, the threat is down. One heartbeat of chaos. One brutal final moment. [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] Clear. The suspect was airlifted to the hospital but later died. A civilian sustained minor injuries. The trooper grazed in the head survived and the hostage escaped unharmed. A dangerous pursuit ended with a fortunate safe resolution. How desperate must a mother be to call the police on her own child? That's exactly what happened in Strongsville, Ohio. August 26th, 2023. A mother fearing for her 19-year-old daughter's safety reported her for drinking and driving, triggering a traffic stop that took an unexpected turn. This is a story you won't forget. Come on back here and talk to me. What's going on? Huh? What are you doing? Don't go in the car. Put your hands in your face for me. Okay. Stand still. Keep your feet. No. Keep your feet together. Keep your hands together. Okay. You see the tip of my finger? Follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Very good. Honestly, surprising I'm doing good because I have a stigmatism in my eyes. Do you? So, I technically should be glasses. Stigmatism doesn't affect us though. It doesn't feel all rapid. Doesn't recognize me. Sorry. Okay. You're okay. I was talking to myself. No, you're okay. You're okay. You're good. Okay. Uh, do one more thing for me. Stand right here. Do you have any leg or back problems? I have um I don't know. It's 4 5 6 7 8. No, I know. That's I don't even want to deal with that. Um, all right. So, you're going to go stay at your boyfriends for the day and cool down. The officer showed remarkable leniency toward this girl and completely skipped a proper search. Imagine the consequences if she had hidden a weapon instead. One small mistake could have ended in disaster. Stand there. Can I look? Stand there. Stand up behind the door. Don't move. Mine. It's on your front seat with a rolled up dollar bill. And based on my training experience, I'm pretty sure that's So you're on a fight with your mom. You're all angry. You're all worked off. And you have a bag of the roll of dollar bill right next to you on the front seat. And you're expecting me to believe that you didn't use any today? Detained and cuffed in the back of a patrol car, the suspect somehow slipped free. Instead of fleeing, she guzzled a hidden white claw, hid her vape, and hid the can in her pants. She casually mentioned the loose cuffs later, but the full story only came out at the jail. Drinking a beer in the back of a police car might just be a grim preview of where life is heading. Thankfully, it was just a can of alcohol and not a hidden gun. [Music] My handcuffs came off. Handcuff came off. No, I can't let you in the car. I'm not It's against our rules and I like I'm not going to lose you [ __ ] Well, I'll let Yes, I'll let you in before we go before we going to the jail. When we get there, before we go into the jail, I'll let you Sorry, you're stuck to your chin. Yeah, I know. Hey, sweet. This is a clean clothes. I don't get I don't care about 30 minutes. I work in a kitchen. Well, you should. I do. So, nobody will be touching your mouth. All right. Blow into this. Keep blowing until I tell you to [Music] stop. I'm sorry. This is my only. All right. You ready? Yeah. Take them. Deep breaths. Good job. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Okay. Let's see if it's okay. [Music] All right. Just like you did last time. Big bre out. At the jail. She complied with the blood alcohol test, blowing a staggering 0.219%, nearly three times the legal limit. Yet, in a surprising twist, Officer Glover allowed her to step outside for another hit on her vape. I don't know what he's doing, bro. [Music] Actually, hold on. I just got to grab Oh, I think you just want to grab this. The suspect faces charges of OVI, underage alcohol possession, tampering with evidence, and escape. Despite these serious violations, her punishment was unexpectedly lenient, raising questions about how DUI cases are handled by law enforcement. That's a wrap on today's wild chase. What moment stuck with you most? Drop a comment. We're listening. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell. More high-speed action is on the way. Thanks for watching and we'll see you on the next pursuit.