Welcome, adrenaline fans. A suspect rockets past FHP at 100 mph only to end in a fiery wreck. Trooper Bird delivers a textbook pit to stop a scorched SUV with Little Rock PD and a blackout drunk 18-year-old barrels through town, leaving chaos in his wake. Stay tuned. These high-speed police chases are pure madness on the road. [Music] May 11, 2025, I-55, Arkansas. A bolo alert had just gone out. Troopers Eli Thomas and Garrett Bird were in position, waiting. Then it appeared a blue Hyundai Elantre linked to a West Memphis robbery blew past mile marker 1. Lights on, engines roaring. A high-speed pursuit erupted on I-55. Beating at 100 mph and weaving recklessly through traffic, he was gambling his entire fate on this ride. Go, go, go, go. >> Tropia Thomas attempted a TVI just before the bridge. No luck. The chase roared on into Memphis at those speeds, shaking it off like nothing. It's clear this suspect had serious experience behind the wheel in high-speed getaways. [Music] >> Please try again. [Music] Can you get a stop? >> NFA mobile. The speed never let up. Then a pit at 1113 mph. This time even a prolevel runner had to fold. The car spun out, slammed into the guardrail, and came to a dead stop. They're in the median. They're in the median. >> A backseat passenger suddenly bailed, sprinting across I-55 on foot. But with the driver already in custody, can this desperate escape really go anywhere? >> Don't grab all the way up there. >> Under relentless police commands, the driver finally surrendered, walking like every ounce of strength had left him. Looking at him, no one would guess he'd just pulled off a robbery. Unbelievable. Just moments ago, he was the threat. Now he looks like a ghost. >> Passenger Philip David Harris was found hiding in an abandoned house and arrested, an airsoft gun was found nearby. Already wanted for robbery and pursuit in Arkansas. Harris now faces more trouble. Driver Joanne Carter claims Harris pointed a gun at him. The Elantra had no insurance records. The investigation remains ongoing [Music] out of Tennessee 840. Bravo Yankee Bravo Mike 31. [Music] You're in the express. >> We're in the express lane right now. >> What's your speed? >> Speed's about 90 people [Music] and a half. Speed about speed 100. [Music] What the heck? It's like a tan Chevy. Traffic >> traffic's miles ahead over I see you ahead. All units around location [Music] red coming up the radio southbound. What's the vehicle description? Chevyala south going south. All right. Number two, I'll call it out. Uh stop will be number one if we catch. >> We are going to exit Kayo. >> I got visual. You're going northbound on South Division. You guys Chevy 104 going northbound on the Avenue. Now we're going eastbound on street. Is your GPS working? >> Should be 104. Should be 104. >> You're northbound on division. >> Just by laying out. >> All right, we are going over four on Anderson going under Successful. >> Successful. >> All right, we need a cross street yet. location >> was across street on Anderson. >> Hey, cut that tire 911. keys and pass. >> You guys are okay. You don't need to put your foot in, man. >> Sorry, babe. >> You guys are okay. >> I'm so sorry, man. I'm going to go away a while. >> You are in pursuit. >> September 28th, 2021. In Noa County, Minnesota. A routine traffic stop turned into a manhunt. The target, a 59-year-old fugitive wanted for rape. When deputies closed in, he hit the gas and what followed was a highstakes pursuit that pushed the morning into chaos. You won't believe how it ends. >> Pursue from there. >> Police wasted no time. Stop sticks were deployed as the chase ripped down Highway 65. The suspect tore through crowded intersections, collided with another vehicle, then swerved onto the shoulder, making PT maneuvers nearly impossible. Every move was reckless, every second more dangerous. 31 stacking up coming up here. [Music] Two lights 2433 [Music] [Music] in the vehicle or the door. [Music] [Music] Go go go go go. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Damn it. [Music] He's in the ditch. Despite multiple failed attempts to stop him, officers finally boxed the suspect in. With precision and control, they moved in, deploying non-lethal force to end the chaos before anyone else got hurt. [Music] He's in the ditch. Multiple unsuccessful >> also believe she's an ambulance rescue. Grab a less [Music] trying to get south of northbound wind. >> But things spiraled fast as officers pulled him from the vehicle. The suspect drew a knife, forcing one officer to scramble onto the roof of his own patrol car to avoid being stabbed and dodge friendly fire. Even after being tased, the man screamed in desperation, repeating, "They're killing me!" over and over. [Applause] >> The suspect was treated in an ambulance for his injuries. At the time, he was nearing the end of a 15-year probation for thirdderee sexual assault. In court, he was later acquitted of fleeing and weapons charges due to mental illness. Justice weighed his past, but ruled on his present state of mind. >> Records show the 59year-old had battled schizophrenia, hallucinations, and delusions since adolescence with multiple psychiatric hospitalizations. He was previously civily committed for public safety. Now he's held indefinitely in a state-run facility under the Department of Human Services. His freedom is gone. Not by sentence, but by sir. I got my >> Oh, yeah. You're fine. No, I'm talking about sitting right here. >> Okay, we're just we're going to go check. that looks like a movie. >> Can we get people? >> Yeah. Um, it uh here That's the academy coming up. Good morning. [Music] Okay. [Music] [Music] Hands up. Hands up now. Hands up. You're going to get bit. Hands up. Call out to me now. Call out with both hands up. >> Shut up and crawl out. Crawl out. >> Crawl out. Crawl out now. But get to go straight down. Straight down. Crawl to me now. Hey, back up this way. Back up. Crawl to me. Keep crawling. Keep crawling. >> My back. My back. >> Shut up. Keep crawling. >> My back. >> Keep crawling. And shut up. >> I just [ __ ] call you. >> My back. Keep crawling. >> In front of you. Anybody else in the car? >> Hey. Hey. Who's your dog? >> Hey. >> Hey. Put your arms out to your side. >> Hey, put your arms out to your side. Put your arms out to your side. Put your hands up. Look at that. [Music] Prime ready. I'm in a 1080. I'm over here by the run stop sign. We're at Wildwood Road and Woods Road. [Music] [Music] I'm going to take my head on the southbound on the wrong side of the road. I'll let you know something short. Okay, we're on the wrong side of the road. Everybody, right turn, right? [Music] Okay, they going to get somebody here at home. [Music] walking [Music] through the intersection. I'm at Davies Drive. [Music] down the wrong side of the road again. We're going through Kyrie with the green red light. [Music] >> And I do have some noise behind me. Um [Music] [Music] Okay, I just came up and I also um now [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] You Vango ridiculously off. [Music] All right. All right. 650. Hotel traffic. [Music] Thank you. [ __ ] ass. You got it. I got that. [Music] Huh? >> What's the question, big guy? >> I said, "So, can you tell me what the charges is? Why can't I get >> Now you're going to jail for street racing to flee to a >> Why can't I get any tickets, sir? >> Cuz you ran from the 1500 [Music] Where is Check and see if anybody put it back on the shelf. [Music] [Music] Clear. Clear. Clear. [Music] He's going the wrong way now. Prior prior. [Music] Atlanta if you can hear me. I believe I've got them at 48 just cross over street. I got it. Going westbound hardier. Passing >> westbound hard coming up to street at straight through. [Music] Still [Music] just pass and out of traffic. >> They take a ride on it. to the left on the halfway point. Halfway to the left on the halfway [Music] 896 with y'all. He's on the rim. White tire, >> dude. We were on when he started making all the turns. We reeled him right in. majority of it cuz I was going to I was on RDA. He passed me in RDA. He's the guy. We came with RDA. I don't know where he went. Let's go. He just went east. I turned around. He blew the light. >> Where I was with y'all, but I wasn't with y'all. It all ended. >> You were close, >> but I was close at the same time. >> You were close cuz I was running at I saw you coming. I was like, "Oh, get him. Get him. Get him." >> I was going to stop. >> Me and Tart were just too far out of it. >> Speed's a 43. Hit another car. May 8, 2025, Michigan. It all kicked off when officers tried to pull over a plateless Winnebago style RV reportedly driven by a woman. What happened next? Total chaos on wheels like something straight out of a movie. >> No one's going to get out of my way here. >> 64. Go ahead. >> Pursuit escalates. The RV tore down US 131 at over 80 miles per hour, swerving wildly even after a front tire was shredded by spikes. Sparks flew as it barreled into Kent County. The driver wouldn't stop and the danger kept growing. >> Can't follow that way. >> They're getting off at the 114. >> They hit my patrol car. Then smoke poured from the RV as it neared 17mm road. Just before the suspect could dart back onto the highway, officers struck executing a sharp P18 near exit 11. The Winnebago veered off and stopped cold. >> We're going to get back to the highway. [Music] >> 14. We're going the wrong way to the north at 43. requesting permission to pit. 664 whatever stop [Music] speed to 45 across. You still southbound? >> Probably about uh 2 miles from the county line or so right now. All units be advised they're a couple miles north of the hit a car just north of the 43. Hit another car. >> 414. I got one at west west river heading north. >> I think I'm going to have to shut this thing down here at 15 miles if I get some help. >> Cutting across. We're going to be southbound in the southbound lanes. >> Think you got 52? >> Yeah, real quick. >> This raises a serious question. Is it too risky to perform a PT maneuver at a busy innocent with a red light and lots of traffic? Are there safer alternatives? >> I got one at West River heading north. >> I think I'm going to have to shut this thing down here in 17. >> Officers drew their weapons and used force to remove the suspect from the RV after loud commands. She was arrested without further resistance. Charges include felony evading, aggravated assault with a vehicle, reckless driving, multiple hit and runs, and possibly driving on a suspended license. >> Drop it. Drop it. April 4, 2019, Wayne County, North Carolina, clocked at 96 and a 55, Darius Jaquan Rogers was pulled over on NC70. But this wasn't just a speeding stop. It escalated fast, ending in a use of force encounter that would ignite controversy and demand answers. [Music] >> Don't be digging in the hands on the steering wheel. Got your driver's license. Why you driving so fast? I got you at 97. That's fine. Is there any cop? Is it in there? Go ahead and open Go ahead and open the glove box. What's in there? >> A gun. What kind of gun is it? >> In Johnston County, after pulling the vehicle over, trooper Dorsy noticed Rogers acting strangely, nervous, eyes locked on the glove compartment. Rogers admitted there was a gun in the car, but refused to shut off the engine or step out. Then without warning, he lunged forward, yanking out what appeared to be a firearm. The tension snapped in an instant. >> Turn the car off. >> Already got your license. Don't think of doing it, please. Turn the car off. Hand me hand me your car key. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Trooper Dorsy immediately issued repeated commands to drop the weapon, but Rogers refused. Acting on the threat, Dorsy fired through the rear passenger side window, striking Rogers three times in the back. He then called for emergency backup and with fellow officers pulled Rogers from the vehicle and began life-saving measures until EMS arrived. >> All right, firearm secure. Hold on, let me grab some bullets. Hands where we can clear. Just enough rounds to neutralize the threat. The officer gave clear commands and every chance to comply. When it came time to act, he fired without hesitation. Calm, controlled, and fair. A textbook example of responsible policing. >> Hey, where's your extra gloves at? >> I got some point contact first. Rogers survived and was released 6 days later. His weapon, a Glock style BB gun with no orange tip, looked real enough to justify deadly force. After a full SBI investigation, District Attorney Susan Doyle announced no charges would be filed, ruling Sarge Dorsy's actions reasonable and justified. Split-second fear, a lawful shot, a life spare. Not waiting. [Music] Comanche. [Music] He might have done something. [Music] [Music] White, gray, off, Harley. Gray and black off. Here. Here. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Don't do that. Don't do it, sir. No. Don't do it. Don't do it. Here. >> Don't do it. Please give it up, sir. >> Come on. We can We can work with detectives, dude. It can don't have to be your charge, man. Whatever you got. >> If you don't, it's fine. Okay. Put the gun down, dude. >> You haven't done anything too bad. >> Come on. Stay where you're at, man. >> Put the gun down. >> Drop it. >> It doesn't have to do me like this. >> Come on, man. >> No. We don't want you. >> I don't want to do that. >> No. >> I don't want to. >> Dude, you're not in that much trouble. Drop it. >> No. >> Dude, come on. >> Come on, man. >> Drop it. Back up. He might start running us over4. He's trying to back up the vehicle. Turn around in front of the James. He's about to get out. He's coming out. [Music] front door. >> Come on over here towards your left hand side. Put your down. We do not want to hurt you, Nick. Put your gun down. We do not want to hurt you, Nick. But we need you to put that gun down, buddy. You need to put the gun down so that we can bring all those people in. Drop the weapon. >> Nick, do not keep moving forward. We need you to drop the gun. >> Stop. Do not move, >> Nick. Drop the gun, Nick. Do not keep moving forward. We need you to drop the gun. Stop. Do not move. Drop the gun, Nick. 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. >> How you doing? >> I'm good. How are you? >> I'm good. >> Let me get my passport. I have my wallet. Jones actual police department. >> Okay. Um, do you need my registration as well? >> Sure. >> Sure. >> Where you going to, Claire? >> I'm taking my >> Okay. Where you taking them to? >> Where's your address? >> From Bishop. Mhm. >> Okay. Where you guys coming from? >> We're coming from McDonald's. >> Okay. Where you at? McDonald's. Does everybody in here lit together? >> We don't. Do you mind if I step off? I'm sure people >> I'm going to hold on to these for a second. Okay. I'm going to have you walk to the sidewalk and you talk to this house over here. Okay. >> Okay. Walk to the sidewalk. >> We had the fries. We had a drink, etc. >> 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? >> 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 sides. >> Okay. >> Are you wearing contacts? >> I am. >> They're really soft, >> though. They might be a little bit thicker. >> Okay, that's fine. Can you see the tip of my pan? >> I can. Have you had any head 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 signism too. It still works. Okay. Just all in typical pain with your eyes and your eyes on you. Understand? >> Yes sir. >> See the tip right? >> Yes sir. >> Okay. Follow with your eyes and your eyes on your head. You understand? >> Yes sir. >> Don't move your head. We got off work at 8:00 p.m. I work at the park. >> 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 going 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 your again. Once you begin the test, I'll stop until you complete. Okay. Okay. >> You can begin. >> Two. >> Keep your arms down inside. >> 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 turning around. >> Turn around. >> 1 2 >> 3 4 >> 5 6 7 8 9 >> 4 Okay. You understand that? >> Yes. >> All right. Don't begin until I'll tell you. You can begin. >> 2001 200024 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2000 20 1,400 [Music] 156 1789. >> Go ahead and turn around. Face my car for me. All right. Put your hands behind your back. Right now, you're under risk for OVI. Okay. Let's operate a vehicle. The influence watch my car. Okay. Face car, please. >> I I will walk. I'm afraid of I know it sucks right now. It's not the end of the world. Okay. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> Don't. >> 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. >> Yahoo. You're talking away. Look, just blow out. Listen. Deep breath and blow out. Right. This is like five little things, right? If you're going to do it, you got to do it. Otherwise, I'm missing. You got to blow harder. 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 just got to take the lower room, too. Okay. >> She was fined for a lane violation and drunk driving. The police explained the suspension of her driver's license for 6 months. Penalties or sanctions imposed upon you pursuant to any other session of the rise 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. 1 2 3. 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. >> Oh, he just crashed out. May 8ers 2025 8 and turnkey 12 p.m. Fort Smith, Arkansas. Eyes what started as a routine traffic stop near US Highway 2071 and Ruters Road turned chaotic when an untagged Ford escort refused to yield. Lights flashed, sirens blared. The suspect hit the gas, kicking off a wild multi-state chase into Oklahoma. [Music] 24. >> Um 10:37. We are going down Ruckers towards Oklahoma. I believe it's a red forecast car 28. >> The suspect tore westbound on Ruckers, blasted through Texas Street, then shot south onto US Highway 112. He wasn't slowing, wasn't thinking, just driving like the law didn't exist. Still on record the Texas road. He might on a dirt road going back towards 271 I believe. [Music] side or something. >> We're parallel in a power line. I'm not sure which direction we're going. Coming up the railroad tracks. This road's not marked. [Music] [Music] We are 112 head back towards I believe. [Music] He just blew a fourway. Pushing into dangerous speeds, the driver lost control south of Prior Road, slamming into an embankment and sending the car into a wild spin across both lanes. But before the dust could settle, he bolted, vanishing into the woods. [Music] >> I've still got him and he's about a/4 mile ahead of me. He blew through that intersection. [Music] Like we're traveling southeast on >> Garytheast on Gary. [Music] >> Damn, he wrecked the last surviving Ford Escort. I haven't seen one of those in 25 years. Those old ZX-2s weren't bad cars back in the day, though they did have that pesky valve float issue at higher mileage. Yeah, it was kind of a girl car, but honestly it drove like a little go-kart stayed on Gary or still south. I guess you just crashed out. foot. >> We're going these trails. We're going through a field. >> The next night at 10:40 p.m. under pressure and after calling his fiance, Richardson surrendered at ASB Troop H. After being mirandized, he confessed and expressed regret. He had active warrants in Sebastian and Franklin counties and now faces charges for felony fleeing, driving on a suspended license, and no liability insurance. Here. Let's fix this. >> Let's fix this. >> What happened? >> You guys, >> you just like me down. I was like, "Okay, >> you got to take me home." Blah blah blah. >> Is she here with anybody else? >> Her friends left. >> Her friends left her. >> I can't get her phone number. I can't get anything out of her. I am the most suicid. >> Yeah, you're No, you're good. I appreciate it. >> Here. I have some water. Do you want to drink that? >> Hey, honey. >> I didn't throw that. You had a lot of people trying to help you today. >> You're not going to get in trouble. It's okay. They're here to help you. >> What's your name, man? >> What's your name? >> Call them behind. >> I asked I asked You said you don't know. You lost your phone. You don't know any of their numbers. >> This is unfortunately the only option we have. >> Option you have. >> Stay right here. Right here. >> They're going to come. They're going to call you. >> I putting my hair clip all night. Is that okay? Just want you guys to know you're a bunch of [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Highlands. Probably dehydration. She fell a couple times. Her friends left her here. She's got nowhere else to go. >> Oh, I still shouldn't leave. Damn. because they call it dead [ __ ] >> Oh, why are you calling me? >> Because this game I've been hiding all night. I'm clearly confident of where I'm at. >> You actually just asked where you were at. >> Hey, thank you guys for that $3,000 AMT ride. I just want to thank you personally. Thank you. $3,000 on the drink. You're an [ __ ] and so are you. >> Stop. Don't stop. Don't do that. >> Oh, you're going to go to jail. charge me another $3,000. >> Don't touch us again. Don't touch us. We're going to take >> Well, I haven't walked away from the amp seat. >> No, we don't chase you. >> Okay, I'm going to walk away. >> Thank you, guys. Thank you. >> $3,000. Thank you. Thank you. $3,000. >> And thank you. $3,000. $3,000. $3,000 for no reason. [ __ ] Now, >> um it doesn't make you any less of an [ __ ] I don't know. >> I'm not going down. I don't know if you cheated up on it like a [ __ ] since everybody else in here wants you [ __ ] >> All right. >> First name. We are Mr. and Mrs. >> I'm going to call them right now. >> Paying $3,000. >> I'm not paying $3,000 for this. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? I don't need a 3,000. You don't have to say. You don't have to say because you're not paying three grand. >> You're not paying three grand. >> You're not paying for I didn't hit you. >> Are you kidding me? I did not hit him. Are you >> sit down now? >> Are you kidding? >> Sit down now. >> I hit you right. >> Sit down. >> I hit you right. I hope it's all right. I'm getting off this robot. Now you got fall off. How about that? >> Put your hand right back now. Put your hand back. >> Don't fight me. Stop fighting. [Music] >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I'm about to sue the out of you, mother. You don't even know who's feeling. You don't even know whose family came on your waking mother. >> Are you kidding me? You're playing, dude. >> Walk. Turn your lights off, >> dude. You mother. >> Have a seat. >> I want to know your seat. >> You're a bad summer. >> Have a seat. >> Relax. >> I keep >> relax. I keep looking mother. >> I'm a lost for you because you haven't put a hand on me. >> Yeah. >> I'll be there with you. >> Everything's fine right now. She's pretty crowded. We can probably use people up here. >> Here. I need to open the door. >> Hey, don't knock your head like that. >> Moving the car. >> I don't care. Leave the door open. Please, I'm cluster phobic. I cannot handle this. >> We'll roll down the windows, but >> Okay. No, please. >> We'll roll down the windows. Stop doing this. Lauren, put your feet in. Put your feet in so I can adjust those >> cuffs. Losing my cuffs. Don't tell me I have a soul on a police officer. >> All right. Stop. Stop pulling out. >> Why? Why? >> Stop pulling out of handcuffs. >> Okay. Tell me why. >> Are you sure? >> Why you're in handcuffs? >> No. They let me out. My dogs are me. >> Okay. Then how do I get out? They listen. Are you kidding me? I will gladly put on more charge. >> This is insane. Put your hand back. >> 2161. >> Go ahead. I got on the line back with a caller. Be advised that the woman was in the pool and he is coming to let y'all in the gate now. >> That's 104. I'm at the house now. >> You're going to be freaking amazed. Oh, that used to be a baseball field. Jeez. >> This was the end of this house. >> Yeah. All right. Some pool down here. She's actually in the pool apparently. Little pool area. There's indoor pool, too. That's a huge pool. 2161 [Applause] stairs right there. You lock the car door. Yeah, she runs back up. >> 2161. >> 2161. >> Am I 1022? I'm out with them. 113. 113. >> Hey, what's going on? >> I can't rest her, man. >> All right, hold on one second. What's going on? >> Hey, she got she got to go. >> I'm take her in the uh front. >> I was at the gate and I came to perform for a photo shoot and this guy. >> Put your hand back. >> Okay, >> here's her purse. >> Okay, >> here. Hold on. You're trespassing, man. >> I'm not trespassing. I came >> I'm here for I'm not trespassing, sir. I'm a model. My name is Aaliyah this guy. No, she don't you don't even know him. >> I know him personally. >> Okay. All right. Well, apparently you don't know Rick Ross. >> These Okay. Well, >> and this guy knows. >> Okay. And I'm here. >> Do you live here? >> Yes, sir. I do. >> Oh, okay. >> Where's your shoes at? >> I do live here. >> Do you want me to just go my car and then we'll put her in my car? >> Yeah. We're going to set her down up here. >> That's fine. and we'll go get one of our vehicles and then >> we put on this side on the on the on the leave again. >> What time is it this morning? >> 9:30. She was at that at the south. >> You want to go and walk her? I'll get information for you. >> Married to the Rick Ross. But all we want is her off the property. We don't want no problems with her. >> Right. >> You know, >> she lucky. She lucky he didn't put the dog on because when I was going out the gate to the gas station just a little while ago and the gate opened, she ran inside. >> Yeah. >> He had to run and go catch her and bring her and pull her back out the gate. Right. >> And then that's when he contact y'all. >> Where's your shoes at? >> First time he spoke to Rick Ross. >> He was harassing me. Rick Ross knows me. >> So we ain't going to press no charges on her or nothing like that. He just don't want to come. >> He's he's on Rick and Rick's arrest. >> Oh, okay. >> So yeah, what I'll do is I'll hop on and I'll let him go get his vehicle and then >> to my house. Stop being >> Well, if you then I'm sure that security guard will not have a job after today. >> He's not. Watch. >> Okay. >> Oh my gosh. Please don't pull me. Just let me watch sexy. >> I'm not porn. >> Let me watch sexy. believe. >> Oh my god, that is >> No, that's not Rick. >> That is Rick Ross. >> You got a bunch of people working. >> That is my husband. >> Where we going? Up and over. >> Yeah. Going backwards. Okay. Hey, warning. Come over here. And >> you over there. I'm going to send this buckle across. >> Y'all need to go talk to him cuz y'all not about to take me out of here because I'm in here modeling. That's not how it works. All right, sit back. >> If you will, man, would you just film me out a quick statement saying what you told her before she got on the property? Like what happened? That way we can take her cuz y'all want to file charges or No. >> Uh, yeah. Hell yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I do. >> All right. >> You need to call Rick Ross. >> Watch your head. >> Why you want to go to jail for trying to take Rick Ross wife to jail? You're going to go to jail. Somebody help me. >> Sir, you need to let me out of this car. Cuz if you don't, let me out of this car. >> Second one is for the possession of marijuana that you had in your purse. Okay, that's what you're being charged with. So, possession of marijuana less than an ounce and criminal trespass. Do you understand what your charges are? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Thank you, ma'am. [Music] >> An Arkansas State Police Challenger unleashes a blistering 139 mph pit that nearly flips the fleeing suspect. A Dodge Charger speeds past 145 mph, dragging officers into a nightmare pursuit. In Wisconsin, dash cam footage reveals a wrongway chase by the Bonduac County Sheriff. And in a quiet lot, a parking dispute explodes as a driver clashes with a tow truck over the right to remove a car. These moments aren't isolated, they're a warning. Every reckless choice, every refusal to comply inches closer to the master. Respect the rules. Respect the road or risk becoming the next headline.