Hello, adrenaline seekers. A high-speed chase ends with 70 new charges stacked effect. A GSP trooper wrecks a fleeing Crown Vic in a brutal takedown. And in Florida, a woman with an active warrant [music] tries to escape, but her plan falls apart fast. These high-speed [music] police chases prove there's no easy way out. [music] What happens when a stolen plate triggers realtime surveillance? >> March 25th, 2025. A flock safety alert spotted a white pickup reported stolen from a quick trip in Kenosha. The driver refused to stop. As officers moved in, he hit the gas, sparking a high-speed pursuit across southeast Wisconsin, straight onto I 94. I got spikes. >> Radio chatter confirmed it. Spike strips had hit their mark and the suspect's tires were losing air fast. With officers from Pleasant Prairie and Kenosha closing in, the chase was far from over. Police already knew who he was, a wanted man with serious theft and property damage charges. >> Moments after hitting the spike strip, the suspect's right tire burst, sending debris flying toward the trailing patrol car. Officers seized the moment, pinning the vehicle against a concrete barrier with help from a passing truck. With no escape left, the highstakes pursuit came to a crushing end. [screaming] >> Hands hands. Let me see your hands. Officers surrounded the suspect's vehicle, but the standoff escalated [music] when it was discovered that the man was armed with a knife and had an aggressive dog inside the car. >> There's a dog in the seat. >> A dog, >> police proceeded with extreme caution, taking no chances. [screaming] >> Turn it off. [ __ ] >> Turn it off now. Stop crawling. Your dog can stay there. Let's go. LET'S GO OUT. >> YOU GOT THREE SECONDS BEFORE YOUR TAG. I'M DRAGGING THE ASS OUT. LET'S GO. GET OUT. [screaming] >> GET OUT. Get the second. >> Get on the [ __ ] car. >> There you go. ON THE GROUND. >> The suspect, John Miller, 56, was finally subdued, bringing an end to a reckless spree that had spiraled out of control. He now faces 70 new charges, including vehicle theft, fleeing from police, and 56 counts of violating bond conditions. >> Did you get positive one? January 6th, 2025, a gray Honda Accord was spotted doing 90 in a 75 on Interstate 530 North. The driver refused to ID himself and wasn't wearing a seat belt. As the officer stepped in, the man suddenly took off, turning a traffic stop into a full-blown high-speed pursuit. Hello. Say please. I pulled you over speeding. Okay. I pulled you over speeding. Okay. I still need to see your license. >> I still need to see your license. You have any ID on you? Do you have any ID card on you? 37 530 northbound two. taking action. >> As the suspect merged from I 530 to I30 west, he weaved through heavy traffic, nearly colliding with multiple vehicles, including a fuel tanker. Reaching 119 mph in a 65 zone, he break checked officers repeatedly, desperate to dodge the inevitable pit. Best coming up. Hey, >> TBI TV. Scott Hamilton. Near Scott Hamilton Drive, officers executed a flawless pit. The car spun out and plunged into a ditch. Surrounded and out of options, both the driver and passenger surrendered, bringing the intense pursuit to a decisive end. >> Your hands. Show me your hands. KEEP THEM UP. KEEP THEM UP. >> Inside the vehicle, officers found a loaded Taurus 9 mm with an extended magazine wedged between the front seats. Sharon Brian suffered minor injuries but refused [music] treatment. >> Get out. Get out. Walk towards me. >> I don't care. Walk towards me. >> The suspect now faces charges including reckless driving, fleeing law enforcement, and resisting arrest. It started with a city vehicle and ended with a hail of bullets in the street. August 9th, 2023, LAPD foothill officers responded to a series of 911 calls a hit and run and a reckless driver behind the wheel of a Department of Water and Power truck near the 1060 block of Laurel Canyon Boulevard. Things were about to escalate fast. 86 Boulevard east. way that you're right. You're right. Wait for this right. Follow it up. I have turn around. Manuel Ramirez, 28, sped onto I5 and sideswiped two vehicles before veering onto Colorado Avenue. He rammed through a gate, entered a commercial complex, and struck two patrol cars and a civilian van, turning the parking lot into chaos. >> Hey, rescue team on the side. Get that out. Continue to move the vehicle. Tell me to find the vehicle. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> On Edenhurst Avenue, Ramirez briefly stopped, then suddenly accelerated toward the officers, forcing them to open fire. He fled again, leading to a second round. After barricading himself inside the vehicle, he was safely [music] taken into custody by SWAT. >> Hey, grab some vehicle. Ramirez was injured during the incident and taken into custody after receiving treatment. He's now charged with assaulting an officer with a deadly weapon under penal code 245C with bail set at $152,000. The DWP vehicle was confirmed stolen. When there's a warrant, some run, but not everyone escapes. August 1st, 2023. Police spotted a red Audi sedan speeding south on 27th Avenue toward 43rd Street. Despite lights and stop signs, the driver didn't slow down, launching a tense, high-speed pursuit through Florida streets. >> 43 200 floor tag echo 2 6 Julia 2. The driver sped north on 28th Avenue, then west on 45th, ignoring the 35 mph limit, holding steady at 50. Officers stayed locked in, the chase tightening with every turn. 11 hours Sir, we're still rolling. We're coming up. >> Yeah. I just end up getting a pit on it. They're going to bail out. >> The driver cracked the door as if to flee on foot, then suddenly slammed it shut and floored the gas. Officers reacted instantly with a second pit. The car spun 90°, tried to bolt again, but slammed into a tree. >> Let me see your hands. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. GET ON THE ground now. Watch crossfire. Watch crossfire. Let me see your hands. Get on THE GROUND NOW. WATCH CROSSFIRE. WATCH CROSSFIRE. CROSSFIRE. Get on the ground. Get down. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG BIT. THERE'S A DOG IN THE BACK OF THIS CAR. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG bit on your stomach. Just cover the vehicle. Okay. Good. Put your hands on your back. >> Police swiftly boxed in the vehicle. The driver hesitated but eventually surrendered, [music] exiting with hands up and lying face down. She was identified as Wright, wanted on active warrants, and now faces charges for fleeing and evading arrest. It started with a simple stop sign violation, but ended with two women in handcuffs. >> I'm getting in. >> You don't have to push me. >> Get in the damn car. >> August 2nd, 2024. After running two stop signs, a woman was pulled over by police. The officer calmly explained the reason, but she immediately pushed back, insisting she had stopped. Her mother stepped in, adding fuel to the fire. What began as a simple stop turned personal and turned volatile right outside the home they were about to move into. >> They can't just take me to jail like that. >> Yes, they back up. >> Stop saying a stop at this time trying to be going RIGHT. I GOT NO CHOICE but to stop and go. >> Tensions spiraled out of control. She first denied having a license, then reluctantly handed it over. When officers moved in, she resisted, turning the stop into a physical standoff. Her mother rushed in to intervene, forcing police to act decisively as chaos broke loose. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> I'm getting in. You don't have to push me. >> Get in the damn car. >> You better get off charge. >> I don't have You don't have to push me. I'm going to get up and get in the car. >> Grab the ID, please. >> What is you doing? Like, come on. >> No, that is my ass. >> Come here. This is my traffic stop. >> This is my traffic stop. >> All right, you saw do that. Congratulations. >> Nothing in your pockets. >> No, you're under arrest or resisting. >> Resisting or obstruction? >> Cuz I told you not to go in that car and get it anyway. >> Not you say don't move. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> That's the difference. You say don't move. Get in the car. >> You say don't move the car. >> It's a simple one. Let's get real quick. Yes, sir. >> At first, I was just going to give you a warning, >> right? >> No valid driver's license. Straight to jail. I said don't go on the car. The car right now is still under my control. I'm I'm not negotiating over anybody else. No. >> Okay. Okay. Right. >> She goes into the car against my wishes. Okay. Knowing this is a traffic stop. Resisting arrest. All right. It's a $500 bomb. >> How much? >> 500. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Amid rising tension, the officer made a bold call. He let the mother speak to her daughter in the back of the patrol car. The moment was brief, but the weight of it helped steady a scene teetering on the edge of chaos. >> She thought she could ignore the rules and get away with it. But now driving without a license, defying orders, and blowing past stop signs, she's heading straight into the storm of serious criminal charges. >> Do not deny that car, please. >> On July 4th, 2024, a patrol officer spotted a black Dodge Charger weaving dangerously through traffic. The instant he signaled pull over, the driver slammed the accelerator and bolted, digniting a hearttoppping chase. The black charger blasted past 135 mph, tearing down the shoulder and slicing through lanes like a bolt of chaos. Troopers stayed locked on, racing westbound on II 630 as the driver weaved recklessly, daring fate at breakneck speed all the way to the highway's end. At a critical moment on the Shackleford Road overpass, a backup patrol car's tire blew out. The officer had to slow dramatically and fall back, pulling out of the direct pursuit. Off the highway and into city streets, the Charger kept its fury alive, blazing through red lights at nearly 100 mph. Despite slightly lower speeds, the threat was far from over. The suspect swerved hard, desperate to shake the pursuit, and end it on his own terms. As officers closed in, the Charger swerved between two vehicles, forcing a patrol unit into a gray SUV. The collision flipped the SUV, injuring the driver and a young passenger. Both were rushed to a nearby hospital. Casualties of a reckless pursuit spiraling out of control. Amid the chaos, Officer Goowens stayed locked on the Charger. At a critical intersection, he pulled off a precise TVI. The suspect tried to flee on foot, but was quickly subdued, ending a highstakes chase that put lives at risk. A wild chase ends with 70 new charges stacked against one reckless suspect. In Georgia, a GSP trooper [music] slams a fleeing Crown Vic in a brutal takedown. In Florida, a woman with an active warrant tries to escape, but her plan unravels fast. And a mother-daughter duo learns the hard way when you fight the police. Reality hits even harder. Four lives, four bad choices. You can flee, fake, or fight. But when justice catches up, it doesn't go easy.