Pocket. Pocket. Pocket. >> Hey, adrenaline junkies. Welcome to Hollik Police Dash Cam, where real life action blows movies out of the water. From reckless drunk drivers to high-speed getaways and devastating crashes. This is chaos at its peak. Buckle up. The wildest chases are about to begin. Crave the thrill? Like and subscribe for non-stop action. [Music] Pocket. [ __ ] it. Pocket. >> Hands out the window. Hands out the window. >> February 7th, 2025. Dand, Florida. >> Randph Brown, wanted for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, was spotted by Valuchia County deputies. At 3:45 p.m., panic set in as Brown scrambled for a way out. But with officers closing in using a precision box in maneuver, the question is how could he possibly escape this trap? >> Get out of the car. Watch out. >> That push from the patrol car ended up giving the suspect an easier escape from the box in tactic. Now the pressure's on. What move will officers make next to stop this dangerous driver before things spiral even further out of control? [Music] Gripped by fear and reckless desperation, Brown's logic vanished. Replaced by pure adrenaline, he pushed past 90 mph, blew through red lights, and swerved into oncoming traffic, slamming into a civilian vehicle. Officers attempted multiple pits, but he fought back. >> Then he aimed straight for an officer deploying spike strips, forcing them to dive for safety. >> Robin Hood. >> He's passing the Culver. We're coming up to 92 now. Going into opposing traffic. A driver waiting at a red light, still trying to make sense of the chaos, couldn't help but shout, "This guy's insane. Is he trying to earn himself the death penalty or what? [Music] [Music] at a red light. Drivers watched in disbelief as the suspect's car sped down the shoulder, trying to dodge the lane markings, only to slam into a black SUV. The unlucky driver must have thought, "What did I do to deserve this today?" >> Stand by. Lost control. Signal 4 by the 11 signal. Stand by. >> When the car finally gave out, he stepped out strutting like a GTA character, then made a run for it. But come on, outrun a four-legged K9. Not a chance. He's lucky the officers sent the dog and not the AR. >> After a dangerous chase, 39-year-old Brown was arrested and now faces a long list of charges: Armed fleeing, assaulting officers, drug trafficking, and more. With laws like these, how long do you think he'll be locked up? One thing's certain, he's not getting out soon. Let's meet the next inmate to be. Distract [Music] the cops, jump in the driver's seat, and floor it. That's exactly what went down. And this guy, real gentleman move, leaving his girlfriend on the curb before launching into a full-blown high-speed getaway. Why is an 11time convicted felon even allowed to be outside? It's a shocking question, but exactly what happened. On July 22nd, 2024, at 2 p.m. in Dand, Florida, drivers on I4 witnessed chaos as a black car hit 95 mph. Behind the wheel, a repeat offender. Would police finally stop him or add to his criminal record? Drivers on I4 watched in shock as the suspect's car tore down the highway at over 135 mph, weaving through traffic and using the shoulder to escape. DPS officers were right behind, sirens blaring as the suspect showed zero regard for public safety. With backup arriving and tension mounting, can they stop him before disaster strikes? Oh man, I'm seriously wondering. Could this guy end up getting charged with assaulting an officer just from all that flying debris? [Music] Right. That officer didn't hesitate for a second. Pure skill and nerves of steel. Total pro behind the wheel. Imagine a car flying past you at 135 mph, weaving through traffic, squeezing between vehicles and nearly shattering your mirror. Absolutely insane. Is this high-speed chase really worth risking so many lives? heading westbound on SR44 near Wade Avenue. The suspect slowed just enough for a textbook pit, sending the car crashing into a fence. He bailed and vanished into the woods. But with officers in pursuit and Air1 circling overhead, the clock was ticking. 45 minutes later, he was in cuffs. With a long criminal history, Gordon's latest escape attempt only adds to his growing rap sheet. Now facing serious drug trafficking and fleeing charges, his arrest highlights the ongoing risks officers face. How should the justice system handle repeat offenders like him? Leave him here and let's move on to the next case. [Music] >> I'll be cooperative with you. the [ __ ] away. >> It's unbelievable. Michigan State Police thought it was a good idea to let a mentally unstable inmate sit in the front seat of a running patrol car with a loose handcuff. >> What happens next? >> You won't believe how fast things spiral out of control. >> All right, put your hands behind your back. >> Now you're going to put your hands behind your back in the car. Leave my stuff. I'm not gonna make you leave. >> August 3rd, 2024, Bridgetton Township, Michigan. Around 8:30 p.m., a domestic violence call escalated when 28-year-old Courtney my resisted arrest >> after biting an officer and being placed in the patrol car. What followed was pure chaos. out. >> What's your name? >> What on earth did this woman go through to end up like this? Did anyone else catch her flipping the middle finger after slipping out of those cuffs? Honestly, those cuffs looked completely useless. 819 219 819. >> While officers were catching their breath and filing reports after wrestling with the woman, she made her move. In the blink of an eye, they watched their own patrol car speed off, stunned to realize my slipped out of her cuffs and climbed into the driver's seat without anyone noticing. [Music] 6415 pursuing a good control direction of travel >> westbound coming up to Morland Morland. >> Tearing through narrow streets at dangerously high speeds, she whipped around corners with tires screeching, showing zero hesitation as police closed in. >> She was driving that car like she stole it because, well, she did. Going to be east on Bailey. >> East on Bailey. [Music] >> As soon as you're able, get back into the gas. >> Possessed like a demon had taken her soul, the woman recklessly turned into a forest path with a steep drop. The car shook violently as her massive frame bounced around like a pinball. Luckily, it came to a stop after slamming into a bush. And just moments later, officers were on her in a flash. Get down. [Music] >> My is facing serious felony charges, including assaulting an officer, stealing a patrol car, and damaging police property. With a $20,000 bond, she's barred from leaving the state without approval. Now, be honest. What if your wife acted like this? I can't help but wonder, >> how did her husband even survive living with her? [Music] May 19th, 2022, 400 p.m. North Little Rock. A black Lexus was spotted driving 83 mph in a 65 zone. What began as a routine traffic stop quickly spiraled out of control when the driver hit the gas, triggering a high-speed chase with no sign of slowing. What happens next might just shock you. The officer calmly stopped, turned around, picked up his hat, and got back in the car, showing a level of cool and confidence that said it all. You just knew how this chase was going to end for the guy on the run. [Music] The Lexus vanished briefly into traffic, but officers stayed locked in, pushing their patrol car past 140 mph as the suspect weaved recklessly through lanes and used the emergency shoulder to escape. The question now, what tactic will they use to bring this guy down? traffic, but 918. >> The police Dodge Charger packs significantly more horsepower and is built for rapid acceleration in emergency situations. While Alexus may be lighter and offer better handling in a prolonged chase, the Charger holds the advantage with its larger engine, high torque, and specialized cooling and pursuit tuned systems. The suspect may have been reckless, but nothing beats Officer Nile's experience. A man who once dreamed of racing in NASCAR, but chose the badge instead. He used every bit of his skill to end the chase his way, even while being slowed down by drivers who clearly never learned how to yield to a patrol car. At 114 mph, Officer Niles seized the perfect moment, executing a flawless pit. The Lexus spun out, flipping multiple times before landing on its side. >> After a relentless 10mi pursuit, the chase ended in dramatic fashion with the suspect finally coming to a stop. Careful, Cristiano. He's got all right. As long as I can see, you're good. The suspect was arrested on the spot and now faces charges of fleeing police, reckless driving, driving without a valid license, and unlawful firearm possession. Good news, crime stats just dropped. Now, let's jump straight into the next case. >> Hello, I'm Officer Smith with FCPD. How you doing, fine? >> I'm good. How are you doing? Well, you know, >> April 25th, 2024. >> On her way home from a party, a young woman caught police attention after driving onto a curb at a roundabout. >> She'd had a few drinks, but believed she was sober enough to drive. >> Surely, she thought there's no reason for an arrest. >> But how would officers respond? 30. We're going to be doing your feet together and your arms do it. And then I want you to focus on blue light with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Um, so the next one for the walking turn you have >> slurred speech and delayed reactions immediately raised red flags. She struggled through the sobriety tests, lost her balance, and refused to follow directions. Clear signs of impairment. Officers made the call. She was under arrest for driving under the influence. The question now is how will this young woman react to the reality sinking in? >> Calm down. Calm down. Ah, >> the tears of accountability. Sometimes the most powerful weapon in a girl's arsenal. Maybe, just maybe, she finally realized the weight of her actions. >> I can't drive it. We can have someone come get it. Have a toilet. >> The police won't just let you go because you say you can drive home. She needs to grow up. This situation is entirely on her. No one else made those choices but her. >> You're going to go to that door. >> Okay. So, I'm just going to read what I told you. >> At the station, the driver refused a breath test, triggering an automatic one-year license suspension. The decision was made and the consequences were now unavoidable. >> The test requested of you. Your privilege to operate suspended for a period of one year for your first 18 months if your privilege has previously been suspended. [Music] >> I can dispute that. >> So that's not like a criminal thing. That is a civil war. The suspect now faces DUI charges, including the automatic suspension of her driver's license. If convicted, she could face fines, probation, mandatory DUI education, and possibly jail time. >> This may turn out to be a costly lesson for her youth and judgment. I need your >> March 31st, 2024, Marian County, Ohio. At 2:30 a.m., tragedy struck when an officer lost his life while deploying stopsticks on I75. He was trying to stop a black car fleeing police after a high-speed violation on Route 23. But how did this deadly pursuit all begin? >> 217 over6 is lit up. Take off. [Music] >> Traveling at over 130 mph, the suspect struck officer Dominic Francis headon, killing him instantly. Moments after the crash, they ditched the vehicle and fled into the darkness. Law enforcement launched an urgent manhunt, deploying K-9 units, aerial surveillance, and multiple agencies. The question now, what will it take to bring them in? >> Left hand, left hand. >> The three suspects fled on foot before stealing another vehicle around 3:00 a.m. near County Road 29. As the manhunt intensified by morning, authorities shut down schools, businesses, and Bluffton University, urging residents to stay indoors. left hand lane. We did get a clear sight clear road 70 range. That didn't go ahead. >> Due to the extreme danger, even I75 was shut down in both directions between SR 103 and SR235 for several hours. What you're watching now is the second pursuit, the hunt for the most reckless and cunning of the three suspects, the one who struck down Officer Dominic Francis. [Music] 20 cops against one Prius. No one ever thought he'd make it this far. Officers tried a pit maneuver, but instead of disabling the suspect's car, it backfired. >> One of their own cruisers ended up knocked out of the chase. >> I'm trying radio behind me. I'm live right now. 193 right BM right Bush the turn light right BM coming back over now left hand lane left hand lane left hand lane right here right >> Oh come on how did the cops let him slip away that easily >> take him out >> it's like watching a plot twist in real time [Music] >> this might just be the first chase I've seen where the suspect did more pit maneuvers than the cops, knocking cars off the road like it's a demolition derby. >> Just when the suspect's recklessness hit its peak, officers landed a perfect piet. But like a character straight out of GTA, he regained control inside the spinning car and took off again. >> How long can this danger keep going? outside parallel on 83. [Music] >> It finally ended when the suspect veered into oncoming traffic and slammed into a black SUV. The violent crash sent both vehicles off the road, left motionless. Officers cautiously moved in, bringing today's in. Think today's chases were wild? What would you do if you saw one flyby in real life? Next time it gets even crazier. Reckless escapes, bullets flying, and crashes you won't believe. Don't miss out. Subscribe now and hit the bell.