Do it again. [Music] >> To holic police dash cam. Most brutal high-speed police chases where the streets become battlegrounds. Chaos never slows and every suspect pushes danger to the breaking point. Watch reckless drivers smash into patrol cars, wild pit maneuvers at top speed, and cops facing moments where a single mistake could mean disaster. This isn't just a chase. It's survival on the open road. So, buckle up and ask yourself, will the law shut them down or will madness reign? The answer starts now. [Music] Jacksonville, Florida. Morning of August 13th, 2025. Police responded to East 25th Street after reports of a man setting fire to a neighbor's home while in the midst of a mental health crisis. Searching the area, officers soon found him armed with a knife. >> Ryan, come here. You're going to get bit. >> Officer Bumgner spotted him, a large knife in hand. The officer drew his taser and issued loud commands. But Gillis pointed the blade at him, shouting for him to back off before running deeper into the neighborhood. Switching to his firearm, the officer gave more commands to drop the knife. Gillis refused and the officer fired, striking him. >> Brian Gillis, 30, was rushed for emergency medical care immediately after the shooting. Despite efforts to save him, he later passed away from the severity of his injuries. >> Police again. >> On August 26th, 2025, Dallas police responded to a home on Fair Hills Lane after 46-year-old Martin Bennis cut off his court-ordered ankle monitor, injuring himself in the process. He was already on parole for aggravated assault. >> Where is he? Give me give me the medic. >> Okay. D is here. >> Come outside. Come outside. It's okay. Come on outside. [Music] >> How you doing? Put it down. Put it down. Drop it. >> As officers spoke with a female witness, Bennis appeared with a knife. He advanced toward them, ignored repeated commands to drop it, then retreated back inside and locked the door. Ma'am, >> come out here. Man, come out here. Who else is in the house? Who else is in the house? Come over here. >> Here now. >> SWAT units were called in. For hours, negotiators tried and less lethal options were deployed, but Bennis refused to comply. [Music] [Music] Police. >> Tasers failed. Still armed with the knife, Bennis suddenly rose and charged at the SWAT team, forcing officers to open fire. [Music] Martin Bennis, 46, was struck and given immediate medical aid by on-site medics. He was rushed for treatment, but did not survive the severity of his injuries. No officers or civilians were harmed. >> I'm okay. >> No. No. November 14th, 2024, police and EMS were called to a CVS on North Meridian Street to check on an unresponsive man inside a parked SUV. What started as a welfare check turned tense when the driver suddenly woke up and refused to follow commands. >> For minutes, officers knocked on windows, shined flashlights, and even used sirens. No response. When the man finally woke, he lowered a window and stepped out briefly, but ignored orders to stay outside and rushed back into the driver's seat. >> Checker 16th Meridian. Uh check guys out the car. >> Come on back here. I don't see all of you. >> Well, I'm not moving. >> So, I was on my siren and my horn. We were knocking on the window and you weren't moving. So, I'll step back here and we'll explain everything. >> Okay. Like, I don't >> So, come on back here. >> Why don't I have to get out? >> Just come back here. >> I don't Y too many of y'all. Y scaring me. >> Like, >> there's no reason to be scared. Just come back here. >> Okay. I just I'm I'm comfortable right here in my car. >> I want you to come back to the back of the car. >> I don't want to, >> sir. Get Come back here. >> Yeah. Just like I'm cool. I'm okay. >> Grant, come over here. >> I'm okay. >> Just come here. >> I'm okay. >> No, you are not. Come here. >> I'm okay. >> Come here, >> Grant. >> No. No. No. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Car. As officers tried to gain compliance, the SUV suddenly shifted into reverse, pinning one officer between the driver's door and a wall. Seeing the life-threatening danger, another officer fired, striking the driver in the arm. [Music] >> Get out of the car. Hey. Hey. Cross fired. Please step up. Hey, >> officer down. Officer down. >> The suspect, 36-year-old Terrence Shane, was taken into custody. He was later sentenced to 7 years in prison plus 2 years probation. 12th, 2025, Livingston County, Michigan. While patrolling southbound on US 23, Fenton police spot a stolen vehicle, and the chase is on. And trust me, this driver had no plans of giving up easily. 595. We're ramping off 5972. Are you clear? I am, but I'm 59 at the exit ramp. Central 55. Looks like we're going to be going westbound for 239. [Applause] Heavy traffic speeds are 459. [Applause] [Music] >> And for units, it's going to be freshly stolen today. Watch now. >> All right, my guns are stickers. We're coming up on you right now. [Music] >> Traffic. >> As the vehicle approached Argentine Road, Livingston County deputies deployed spike strips, but the suspects skillfully swerved to avoid them. >> Water on the sticks. [Applause] 71. They pass 686. They'll be approaching you. >> All right, we're still speeding [Music] >> at golf club road where the suspect slammed headon into a Chevrolet Silverado. The violent impact flipped the pickup, sending it crashing into the guardrail. A brutal collision that changed everything in an instant. >> You all right? You all right? >> Jeremy Nelson, 42, was charged with fleeing police and concealing stolen property. Held on a $100,000 bond and a parole violation hold. Proof that some escapes cost far more than freedom. February 22nd, 2025, Interstate 40, Arkansas. What started as a simple traffic stop for cruising too long in the left lane quickly turned into something far more suspicious. The gray Mercedes pulled over, but when the trooper stepped out, the brake lights lit up again, and what happened next was exactly what he feared. 37. >> I'm going it. I'm primary secondary. >> He's getting back eastbound. >> He's going back west now. He's crossing the interstate. 38 on secondary. I'm calling it. >> Watch how he throws that Mercedes around, owning the road like no one else matters. He barrels through traffic with zero concern for lives or consequences. Let's see if I can get spike met up ahead of us. Civil [Music] speeds are about 90 moderate traffic. I'm going to try to get to one spike. Multiple high-speed PIT brought the chase to a brutal end, sending the suspect spinning out of control and crashing straight into a roadside sign. Heat. Heat. down here. No, no, no. Dominic Copenhaver faces felony charges in Lenoke County, including fleeing with risk of death, reckless driving, and driving on a suspended license. If the law already benched you, don't try out for a demolition derby. It only ends one way. >> June 20th, 2024. Arkansas back roads. It looked like a simple stop. One stolen car, one troubled driver. But what happened next? No officer was ready for it and neither will you. >> Dispatch, pay attention to go 1024. That red Corvette want 55 sand3 48 starting to take off. >> Okay. Run the red light here while the roof's taking off. It's 10:37. >> The suspect pushed the Corvette to its limits, screaming down the highway at over 100 mph in a 60 zone like rules simply didn't apply to him. passenger. What's the speed 113? Light traffic. I don't want to tear this car up. Sarah. Sarah, pull the car over. Stop the car. Sarah. Sarah. >> Ignoring the officer's repeated warnings, she seemed to prefer a more forceful response. The officer obliged, delivering a perfect pit that sent the Corvette sliding straight into the ditch. Sir, show me your hands. 63 514 Road. Open the door and step out. Sarah, open the door and step out. Sarah, get over here now. You see what I'm holding? Listen to me. Get over here. Turn around. Get down on Sit down. Sarah E. Bates was transported to the Lawrence County Jail. She faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing with substantial risk to life, reckless driving, and a second offense of driving while intoxicated. Her list of poor decisions may soon earn her a long-term parking spot behind bars. It was just past noon on I75 when a white Chevy started swerving through the middle lane, catching the eye of a Florida Highway Patrol trooper. April 4th, 2023. Elatchua County with signs of impaired driving clear as day. What followed was anything but a routine traffic stop. [Music] The swerving turned reckless. rapid acceleration, sudden braking, and dangerously tailing other vehicles. Then came the throttle. Over 100 mph, weaving through lanes like a missile with no guidance. [Music] I thought he's taking the exit. He is still southbound. [Music] [Music] down here. [Music] The chase stretched from mile marker 427 on I75 South all the way to the Newberry Road exit. For miles, he turned the highway into a danger zone. It was past time for officers to shut it down. [Music] All right, get back on set. [Music] [Music] found [Music] [Music] something. Hey now [Music] right now here, boys. Try to exit. Try to try to exit. Seizing the moment as he slowed down, the trooper closed in and executed a flawless pit, bringing the drug impaired suspect under complete control. Dylan Duket was arrested on an active warrant out of Elatcha County. He faces charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, and habitual offender driving with a revoked license. Drugs and revoked licenses never lead to freedom, only to jail time. June 27th, 2022. Lenoke County, Arkansas. A stolen dump truck, a reckless driver, and when state troopers tried to block the road, he rammed them. What happened next? Caught on dash cam and hard to forget. >> Make sure you're clear. Turn south. >> South on Singleton. >> South He tore down the road, kicking up thick clouds of dust everywhere he went. At this rate, what was he even trying to prove? There was no escape, only the illusion of one. >> Westbound 294. We're southbound on Lingo Road. Back northbound. Go, go, come on. Come on. Come Realizing that chasing from behind was going nowhere, Deputy Cornwell changed the game, positioning himself ahead to deploy the spike strips. But this dump truck was built like a tank. Stubborn, heavy, and hard to bring down. 417. [Music] [Music] We're still calling John Smith. Call John Smith work 265 connected phone. Press and hold the button and Hey there. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] Firing at the tires and engine was likely the only effective move left. When brute force failed, precision firepower became the last option to stop this unstoppable dump truck. [Music] >> Yeah, we're rolling about 5 miles an hour. [Music] Trevor Strickland was tased and arrested on felony charges, including attempted murder. He took a plea deal, 180 months in prison, minus 609 days, 60 months suspended, and a $485 fine. 31 requesting a unit. Make sure to push on the side of the street. >> Anaheim, California, April 16th, 2025. 7:45 p.m. A 911 call reports a shooting at the Kona Motel. Within minutes, officers arrive, but what they find and what follows is far from routine. 911 emergency. I'm at the >> caller sounded completely overwhelmed, but the 911 dispatcher stayed calm, collected, and handled the situation like a true professional. >> Yeah, they they're still here. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And the guy in the parking lot asking please hurry up. >> Is the person down? >> Yeah. No, he's standing up. He's holding his stomach. Who was it? >> Who shot you? >> Okay, sit down. Where'd they go? >> Police arrived within a minute and found an adult male victim suffering from a gunshot wound. >> Ambulance now, bro. >> Exiting State College from the west 91. Exiting state college from the 91. >> He tried to spike him, but it didn't work. Now it's northbound. Stay college on the freeway. >> The suspect in the white Chevy Silverado drove head on into traffic with reckless defiance. Pit attempts were made, but his sheer stubbornness kept the chase alive. >> Stay cal 313. for now. Number two >> back on the correct side of the road. Southbound state of >> the road south to Romeia. >> Police card trying to pivot but that didn't work. Go to Oklahoma. >> State College approaching Oklahoma State College. Meeting a little bit of traffic. Stop at a red light. Can we block me? They try to push on the side of the street. Uh, that didn't work. South continue southbound State College through Lincoln. >> South through South Street South raming people trying to traffic through road 30 mph. >> Actively trying to hit their units. >> Finally, a perfect pit on W Memory Lane in Santa Ana brought the chase to an end. But make no mistake, this could have gone much further and far worse. >> On the vehicle in the area, >> they have the back end of the pickup truck. >> The suspect, Danny Lee Quailio, sustained serious injuries. His criminal history includes autotheft, armed robbery, drug trafficking, gang activity, and hit and run. April 11th, 2025, Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. A familiar vehicle reappears just across the state line. The same one that previously fled from police in Winthrop Harbor, Illinois. This time, one press of the gas pedal and its deja vu at 100 mph. >> We're coming up to Sharon Road. speeds are about 50 [Music] red light still. [Music] >> He fled from police at nearly 70 mph, swerving recklessly into oncoming lanes and blowing through red lights like they meant nothing. Congratulations. station 39 shoulder [Music] continue around. [Laughter] near a school zone. The suspect was boxed in. One car blocked the front. Another delivered a perfect pit. The vehicle spun onto the curb and stopped mangled. [Music] Get your [ __ ] hands up and get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> With guns drawn, five occupants crawled out. No one dared to resist. >> Joshua J. McCarthy, 38, showed up in court with a rap sheet that reads like a cautionary tale. Already on probation, he now faces up to 190 years in prison and over $565,000 in fines. A costly detour to say the least. >> Your side hurts. Call out. >> Direct out. >> June 11th, 2025. Fort Smith, Arkansas. A black Chevy tracks with a suspended plate catches the eye of a trooper, but when the lights come on, the driver turns off all his headlights and vanishes into the dark. 37 black southbound pretty much wrecked. He wrecked out. >> The price of blowing through red lights came fast on Kelly Highway. The suspect violently slammed into a moving Subaru driven by a pregnant woman. You okay? Hands up. Hands up. Get your ass on the ground right now. Get your ass on the ground. Yes, sir. >> Right now. >> The suspect was carrying a loaded 380 pistol, fentinel pills, and over $2,300 in cash. Another loaded 9mm and bags of suspected marijuana were found stashed inside the car. >> She's pregnant. >> Check on them. >> Shut your mouth. [Music] Get up. [Music] Get up. I'm sorry, sir. I'm sorry. >> You got to look at this. >> I'm sorry. >> Look at this right here. >> Yes, sir. I'm sorry. >> You did this. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Sit down. >> Yes, sir. I'm sorry. I'm sir. >> What's your name? >> Austin. Austin. Sir, >> get out. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm scared, sir. >> These people are lucky to be alive right now. >> Yes, sir. I'm so sorry. >> Get in the car. >> Yes. Get in. >> Maybe the girlfriend in the passenger seat dumped him right after. >> Austin Osman is now behind bars, facing several felony charges, including fleeing with injury, possession of drugs and firearms, and endangering a child. March 28th, 2025. Waldenberg, Arkansas. A green Chevrolet Silverado gets pulled over near a gas station. No plates, a fake ID, and a driver who seems way too calm. But when the officer turns his back for just a moment, the engine roars, and what follows is anything but routine. On I555, the trooper delivered a high-speed pit maneuver at over 90 m hour. But even that wasn't enough to make the suspect give up the fight. A hasty decision led to bad consequences. Hopefully, the police officer did not suffer any serious injuries. [Music] Trooper Garcia took over the chase and gave the pit a shot. But that Chevrolet Silverado balanced like a tightroppe walker. Honestly, Chevy should be paying this suspect for the free commercial. [Music] Careful. >> 326. [Music] Fed up with the relentless defiance, the officer put everything into one final pit. The suspect's car slammed into the guardrail, flew off the main highway, and rolled multiple times before coming to a violent stop. Revail Murphy was found lying on the roadside and rushed to Regional One Health in Memphis in critical condition. He was wanted in Tennessee on a slew of serious charges. It seems his violent past finally caught up with him and this time there was no more running. >> July 17th, 2024, Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, 3:00 a.m. A speeding Nissan SUV with no plates draws an officer's attention. A routine traffic stop turns into something far more alarming. And what happens next will shock you. >> 1904, are you in pursuit? >> Inferno's pulling over just south of Kelly. It's going to be a green Kia STO and one occup. >> Well, never mind. Driver, turn the car off. >> Several other officers came to assist on the stop. Chris, open the door from the outside. From the outside. Turn the car off. She's going to be taking off going south. Continuing north I believe at the city hall. We are parallel with the train track by the urban quality center. Back eastbound. We are going southbound onto Newall from Belleview. Eastbound Webster northbound. I'm right on her. We're going about 25 miles hour traffic. >> Crash. Crash. Crash. I'm going to need >> terrifying moments as the suspect speeding in his SUV caused a devastating crash with a fully marked patrol car. Lights flashing, sirens blaring, and no time to react. Show them your hands. Show them your hands. Hold your hands up. >> All right, we're going to need to get out. Okay. >> Thankfully, the female officer wasn't injured, but the fear in her voice said it all. >> Just stay sitting there. Don't drink it up. >> Get up. What's hurting? >> Nothing. It might be my arm. Okay, just breathe. Just breathe. >> Okay. I would lay down on the ground. >> Yes. I ain't going to lie. >> Suspect vehicles coming up here. I must have behind her right here coming this way. Coming this way. to the hospital. Anyway, >> the driver was identified as a 25-year-old Milwaukee woman named Jamaica. >> Stop. >> Let me throw some gloves on her real quick. We're going to get her purse off of her. >> Okay. No. No. No. No. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Numbers. No. I'm sorry. >> That's great. You got numbers. do. >> Let's get those cuffs. Are you guys Are you guys going to want those cuffs on her in the front to work or you want them on the back? >> Whatever's better for you guys. I put them on the back. >> Oh, no. She's completely wasted. Probably feeling the pain, but nowhere near grasping just how bad things really are. >> Okay, >> put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, Jamaica. I'm sorry. >> Just listen to me, okay? >> Okay. >> So, here here's what they want to do, okay? They need to start an IV, which means I need to take one of those handcuffs off. Okay? >> That's exactly what I wanted to hear. >> I got to leave for myself. >> If that'll work for you guys, >> I know. >> I know. That's why they're looking at you. We're going to go to the hospital in just a minute. Okay. I'm glad. >> How old's your son? >> He's five. >> He's five? >> Yes. >> Do you have any other hold my hand? No, that's okay. Your hands are all bloody. >> We need to search some IVs and stuff on >> that. Jimuya, 25, from Milwaukee, admitted to drinking before driving, but couldn't recall the details. She now faces charges of fleeing with property damage and oi causing injury. Her cash bond was set at $5,000. >> Admitted to drinking liquor, but >> June 27th, 2025, Marian County, Florida. A silver Kia with blacked out windows and a concealed plate frame caught deputies attention near Silver Pass and Fairway Circle. The driver pulled into an apartment complex and parked. But what seemed like a routine stop was just the calm before a very strange storm. >> Get out the car. Give me Give me your Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Get out the car. Show me your hands. Get out the car. Get out the car. Get out the car. Get out the car. Stop her. I will shoot you. Get out the car. Get out the car. >> With a one-year-old in the back seat, he rammed a patrol car twice and took off. He tore through fences, hit cars, and flew through intersections, turning his child's life into collateral damage. Silver four door made a left on silver road. [Music] >> We're going I do believe he was trying to run me over at one point. Made a right on Emblem Road. We're going northbound towards Maring Camp. [Music] He's driving pretty carelessly across. Hey, continue. >> 26. Romeo, we're just a left on the road. [Music] The chase ended with a perfect pet pee near Southeast 88th. When officers searched the car, they found a loaded gun, bagged drugs, and paraphernalia. All within arms reach of his toddler. Get on the ground. Everyone chase you. >> Get on the ground. Black male. White beanie hat, gray shorts, black shirt, camo pants. Get on the ground. There's 109 over there waiting on you. Taser, get out of your face. Get down. >> Put your [ __ ] hand on your back. >> No, no, no, no. >> Put your hands behind run me over again. >> Jordan Sche, 24, remains in custody on charges including child neglect, drug trafficking, and aggravated assault on law enforcement. He was already on probation during the arrest. Choices have consequences, especially when a child's safety is at stake. >> Get in that car. >> You ain't getting nothing. >> No, I was asking. >> You ain't getting nothing. Get in the car. I didn't double lock. [Music] Oh, we're going back. We're going back. >> January 28th, 2024, Brooksville, Florida. It started with a routine speed check on State Road 50. A gray Dodge Challenger doing 77 in a 50 zone. But when the trooper gave commands, the driver had other plans. What followed was no ordinary traffic stop. >> 28 [Music] west just east of Springwood Highway. [Music] 48 481. [Music] The suspect drove with complete disregard for lives and property, tearing through traffic all the way to Everglades equipment. Officer Hogland executed a PIT, but even that couldn't stop the madness. >> We're going back. We're going back. [Music] things are [Music] at this speed. A crash was only a matter of time. And sure enough, he lost control and slammed straight into the median. Single floor. Get the >> Brandon Cory Johnson was wanted for probation violation in Hernando County. A search revealed cocaine, marijuana, and a drug-laced scale. He was jailed without incident. Probation means second chance, not second offense. August 1st, 2024, Miami Dade, Florida. A black GMC Denali reported stolen out of Broward County is spotted heading south on I 95. But behind the wheel isn't just a car thief. It's someone already on probation for fleeing the police. And now he's about to do it again. >> Yeah, I'm going behind him right now. Almost there. 92 is ours if we need it. >> All right, I got eyes. >> All right, give me a sec. I'm passing 47. >> All right, mute yourself. >> All right, this FHB. I got eyes are approaching 12, right? >> All right, getting off at 12. Can you see if the was the driver that was transported to the hospital? Cuz I have no information. 1155. I got the signal timing. We're going to be 826 eastbound from 12. >> I'm behind a signal 10. Black GMC. It's going to be a 28 of 47 Bravo Zulu Romeo, Quebec. We're going to be eastbound. >> The suspect recklessly sped down the inside emergency lane. With a driving style like that, consequences were only a matter of time. >> 23, I believe signal for the vehicle right now. All right, towards the turn. [Music] >> He's going 12 whiskey. Now going on the turn bike. Signal 4. >> As the suspect neared the Golden Glades interchange, he lost control, slamming into three vehicles before crashing into a box truck. The impact was so forceful it flipped the truck over, turning the interchange into a scene of chaos. Joseph Janino, 35, was on probation when he crashed a stolen car and fled the scene, injuring others in the process. Now charged with felony fleeing, grand theft auto, and hit and run. He's being held on $27,500 bail. Freedom's getting pricey. on that. >> June 8th, 2025. Lee County, Florida. A red F-150 swerves across lanes, tearing down the emergency shoulder like it owns the highway. When Sergeant Montes do moves in for the stop, the driver answers loud and clear with the gas pedal. This is going to be the witness. The suspect drove with reckless intent, swerving out of lanes, jumping curbs, grass medians, and even sidewalks at over 90 mph in a 50 zone. Every move screamed desperation and total disregard for public safety. Her [Music] [Music] attitude alone earned that pit and everyone that followed, she still showed no sign of realizing just how reckless and wrong her actions were. Traffic, hit [Music] on right into the neighborhood. raising right. [Music] Even after multiple pit, she kept taunting the officers, pushing their patience to the limit. At this point, it's hard not to feel frustrated by just how stubborn and defiant this suspect really is. >> Vehicles now headed back westbound on the shoulder. On the shoulder, making another turn back eastbound. [Music] up there, guys. [Music] Single. >> And this, without a doubt, is the kind of ending we can all get behind. A fitting conclusion for someone who showed zero respect for the law or anyone else's safety. Christina Bethlee Slitter was booked into the Lee County Jail on charges including fleeing and eluding, DUI, reckless driving, and threatening law enforcement. Drunk driving is bad enough. Threatening cops on top of it is just asking for jail time. May 31st, 2023. Kain, Georgia. A suspicious Honda bolts the moment it spots a patrol car. What happens next isn't just pursuit, it's personal. And the way it ends, let's just say it's strangely satisfying. 56 radio west mountain old Cington approaching second road [Music] vehicle still headed [Music] Oh, somebody's taking. [Music] The moment they matched the suspect's speed, the officer didn't hesitate, delivering a flawless pit that sent the Honda flipping like a broken toy. It's almost laughable that this suspect thought he could outrun the police on foot. >> Stop. >> Just as expected, he didn't get far before a taser in his back brought the chase to an electrifying end. 560 radio. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. Roll over. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do not reach for anything. >> Confirm to deploy. >> Bring your knees in. Bring your knees in. Where you hurting at? Just thought, dude. It is what it is. Now you got All right. Where you going? You think going to happen to you? The EMS gets you. >> Melvin Marquez, 50, was charged with felony fleeing and obstruction of law enforcement. He was sentenced to 8 years, including three behind bars in a Georgia state prison. When you try to outrun the law at 50, you learn the hard way that justice doesn't care how old you are, especially when you think you're too seasoned to be caught. >> This is what happens when you ram a stolen truck into police cars. June 29th, 2024, New Mexico. Officer Nanz spots a stolen pickup at a car wash. Backup moves in. The plan, block and detain. But the driver, he had no interest in playing by the rules. We're going to have the best. >> Yeah, we're going to go this way. We got two occupants. >> Driver, turn off the car and step out. >> Get off the vehicle. The reckless suspect rammed multiple police vehicles, injuring one officer, then fled the scene without a second thought. I want 600%. [Music] We're still dead in dead in this [Applause] >> Cowboys jersey. CD Lamb jersey. Show me your ass. Show me yours. Show me your ass. Get out. No. Get out. >> Get on the ground now. >> If you move, I will shoot you. He didn't get far before ditching the car and his girlfriend. While he bolted on foot, his girlfriend in the passenger seat was detained but later released. >> Don't you move. >> Stand up. Sit up. >> Stand up. Come on. I don't care. Go now. Walk. Walk. Get in the car. You can take him. You're going to jail. >> I have your first right here. So, I got all your stuff. AC. >> So, I trust you enough to grab the the knife without cutting me. But, you know, >> she might want to reconsider her relationship with a reckless guy like that. >> Pretty verified their car now. You can grab all yourself. You are free to leave at this moment. Cool. >> I'm going you better get on the ground. Get down. You don't me down. Turn your ass around me. Turn around. Watch out. >> Dude, the slow, dude. >> 95. >> Let's go and start him up. >> All right, bro. And then when you stand up, you can check on your shoe. >> Is that all that from right now? >> The bottom of that. >> What's his name? >> What's that? What's his name? This card, >> can we throw in your unit? >> We'll throw this one off. >> Let me your wallet. >> J um get all the ants off you. >> Or not. >> No. >> No. >> We'll put the window down right now. >> Go over there where the victory is. He was charged with multiple felonies, including possessing a stolen vehicle, fleeing with injury, and assaulting police with a dangerous weapon. But in a surprising turn, all charges were dismissed. It's hard to understand how things can be dismissed so easily. >> Put the hands up here. That's uncuffed. From a tense 911 response in California that escalated into gunfire with a suspect accused of assaulting his ex to Arkansas troopers pushing past 130 mph in a high-speed pursuit and Florida deputies executing a series of relentless PIT on a defiant combative driver. These moments aren't exceptions, they're warnings. Every call, every mile, every slam on the brakes adds up. When tempers flare and tires spin, the dash cam rolls without pause. Justice doesn't shout, it records. Dash cam sees time answers.