You see your heads? >> Hello, adrenaline seekers. A nationally wanted fugitive escapes ASP custody and unleashes chaos on a quiet Arkansas [music] town. In Fresno, police open fire on an armed man after he rams [music] his ex's car with a child still inside. And at a Starbucks parking lot, a young woman slams her vehicle [music] into a police officer. These high-speed police chases are dangerously real. >> May 7th, 2025, Fresno police received a distress call from a woman who had just been assaulted. The attacker, 31-year-old Martin Campos, was closely following her and her three-year-old daughter on Highway 41. A domestic violence incident suddenly escalated into a dangerous pursuit. >> 911 state emergency. >> Can somebody please don't come to me. Somebody just hit me with a gun and and I'm at my daughter. They're trying to kill me right next to me. Please. It was an ex-boyfriend >> and he hit you in. >> I think he busted my head open. I think he busted my head open. I'm gushing out blood and he's following me right behind me. Stop. Stop bleeding and go see that blood. >> I'm going to kill her. [ __ ] >> Why are you doing that? >> You better talk to me or I'm going to kill you. >> Why are you trying to kill me? >> Give the [ __ ] do it. >> Put the gun down. >> Please. My baby's in the car. >> They are both failing to yield. >> As officers headed west on Jensen Avenue, crossing Highway 41, they joined the pursuit. Dispatch confirmed that Campos had rammed the victim's vehicle, pointed a gun, and threatened to kill her. With the imminent threat, a pit maneuver was authorized. >> 102. >> As officers approached, both vehicles were stopped at a red light when Campos suddenly opened fire on the victim, forcing officers to return fire. The panicked woman reversed her car and collided with a patrol vehicle. Campos fled in a frenzy, but quickly crashed into two other vehicles, bringing his escape attempt to a halt. >> I'm with you. I'm with you. >> You come out with your hands up or we will shoot you again. Come out of the ground. >> As officers swarmed in and the car was riddled with bullet holes, he had no choice but to surrender. >> Come out on the ground. [screaming] Get out. If you reach, YOU WON'T GET SHOT. COME OUT. Face away from me. >> Turn away. >> Get out and face away. Keep your hands up. Get out. Face away. Walk backwards. Hands up. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Campos faces serious charges including attempted murder, child abuse, illegal possession of a firearm, and endangering the public. A wanted man turns a quiet Arkansas highway into chaos. On June 11th, 2025, Carlos Smith fled a routine traffic stop in Lamar, hitting speeds over 90 mph. Near IEO and Grant 56, law enforcement launched a coordinated pursuit to stop the runaway suspect on the shoulder. Got some up here. Turn right now. Stay by oncoming traffic. The suspect veered off the highway into a web of residential and commercial streets, driving with escalating recklessness, blowing through red lights and nearly colliding with other vehicles. A pity attempt failed as the patrol car spun out. Then suddenly, the suspect pulled a dangerously sharp U-turn. brakes on that break Turn back down lower side down. The suspect kept fleeing at high speed, weaving through traffic like taunting the pursuit. Near exit 167, he clipped a patrol car and swerved into oncoming lanes, forcing a civilian to the shoulder. He narrowly missed a spike strip and came dangerously close to striking an officer. Slides are successful. Slides are successful. As the driver struggled to maintain control and attempted to turn, multiple patrol units quickly closed in. The violent impact disabled the vehicle. Officers immediately moved in and surrounded it, bringing the pursuit to an end. [screaming] He ditched the car and ran, but he couldn't outrun the law. Now facing charges like reckless driving and fleeing police, his escape ended where accountability begins. >> Back. They were fast asleep in a stolen car until a cop knocked on the window. >> January 27th, 2024, a stolen Hyundai Elantre was spotted in a Starbucks lot in Walkagan in a parking lot. >> Inside, April Reigns and Joshua had no idea what was coming. >> Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get your hands up. Get your hands off. >> Get up. Come out right now. We're going to pull you out. Get out of the car. >> We're going to pull you out. Get out of the car. >> April Reigns suddenly accelerated as officers approached. >> Whoa. >> Stop the car. The car door struck an officer, injuring him as she made a reckless escape. >> Get him. Get him. >> What? Get on the ground. >> I can get on the ground. >> I can't do anything now. I didn't do anything. I I didn't want to fight. Stop. Stop. I got you. One more over here. >> Put your hands down. >> While April fled, Joshua was arrested for resisting and trespassing. >> Stay still, my man. In the parking lot, police finally subdued April Reigns. Despite her violent resistance, she was quickly brought under control. After a previous escape, she was ultimately captured, right where the chaos had begun. Her arrest wasn't the end. Inside the police station, she made a calculated escape attempt, climbing into the ceiling, risking everything for one last shot at freedom. >> Do not move. Do you understand? >> April Reigns didn't just assault and drive drunk. She crossed the line in March 2025. She was sentenced to 7 years in prison. One reckless moment traded away years of freedom. May 19th, 2021, Florida police responded to a car theft from a home's garage in Fort Lauderdale. Nearby units quickly locked in and the suspect's reckless escape turned city streets into a danger zone. After verification, police discovered the suspects were very young. One of them only 12 years old. It's hard to believe how crime is becoming younger and more reckless. Perhaps it's time to reconsider current policies before things spiral out of control. The pursuit surged onto I 95 as the suspects weaved recklessly through dense traffic at nearly 100 mph. Realizing the escalating danger, Florida officers called in aerial support from the Broward Sheriff's Office, determined to end the threat before it spiraled further. Testing four. Test signal four. Single four. Near the Pemroke exit, the SUV lost control, collided with another vehicle, then flipped onto its roof after slamming into the median. >> Officers quickly surrounded the wreck and safely pulled five suspects from the overturned car. Miraculously, no one was seriously injured. After a crash that sent them all to the hospital, the teens now face serious charges auto theft, fleeing the scene and causing a major accident. South crossing 19 going east on 19th. August 14th, 2021. A dark SUV lurked with headlights off. When officers moved in, the driver floored it. What began as a quiet night spiraled into a wild street pursuit. Okay. What happened? >> The suspect's vehicle sped down the highway, ignoring every attempt to stop it. Each reckless turn, each sudden burst of speed pushed the pursuit to its peak, turning the chase into a high stakes game where only one outcome remained escape or capture. going to be westbound right. The black SUV exited the highway and tore through city streets, weaving recklessly at high speeds. >> South crossing 19 going east on 19th. [screaming] >> Officers attempted a pit maneuver to slow it down, but the attempt was unsuccessful. Good. He's on 19th. He's on 19. >> The SUV surged forward at high speed until it slammed into a signpost and clipped a parked white car. The crash flipped the vehicle onto its side, abruptly ending the pursuit. Officers quickly exited their cruisers, weapons drawn, and moved in. >> The suspect now faces multiple charges related to their reckless behavior and attempts to evade police. >> Roger 1064. What would be the fate of the stolen Dodge Ram? On November 5th, 2022, Chambbley police spotted the stolen Dodge Ram at a gas station. The moment the suspect saw the patrol vehicle, he panicked and fled, triggering a pursuit. Heat. Heat. Unaware he was driving into a trap, the suspect found himself surrounded. In a flawless tactical move, four patrol units closed in from every direction. With nowhere left to run, the chase came to a sudden end. Officers moved in quickly and took the suspect into custody. Inside the vehicle, they found a handgun. The suspect insisted it belonged to his sister, that it was registered and legally under her name. >> You seen that car pull up? Get down. See that car pulling I'm trying I'm trying to see my sister right now. Damn. >> Search first. Make sure you do me like that, bro. I ain't got nothing, bro. Y7 y but I know she said she's your sister. >> She like 26. >> You said she my real sister she like she like some damn broke dumb ass noodle man. >> While sitting in the patrol car the suspect showed clear regret admitting he had drugs and a gun and saying running was a mistake. He claimed someone had set him up, seemed stunned by his arrest and complained about not being able to make money, calling the whole thing just bad. You know the family know like >> the chase ended behind bars. He didn't just lose control. He lost his freedom. Now held in Decalb County Jail, facing a string of serious charges. A nationally wanted fugitive escapes ASP custody and unleashes chaos on a quiet Arkansas town. In Fresno, police open fire after an armed man rams his ex's car with a child still inside. At a Starbucks parking lot, a young woman drives straight into a police officer. And a stolen [music] truck is finally stopped suspect arrested on the spot. Choices made in anger, fear, or arrogance rarely end [music] well. Break the law and the law breaks back. Heat. Heat.