[Music] Hey, adrenaline junkies. Welcome to Hollik Police Dash Cam. A place of fearless escapes, breathtaking action, and insane takedowns. From an armed robbery in Texas to a suspect who died on the run, and young passengers screaming for help after a crash. Buckle up. Subscribe so you don't miss out. Let's get started. [Music] Stay right there. [Music] Illinois, February 6th, 2025, 9:35 a.m. An alert ties a speeding vehicle on I74 to an armed robbery in Texas. Now racing toward MLAN County. The suspect is crossing state lines and pushing limits. Will troopers intercept in time or will this outlaw slip through the cracks. These criminals thought they were slick, taking advantage of $2.39 per gallon gas in Illinois to fill up before continuing their escape. But what they didn't know was that gas station turned into the perfect trap. Officers were already waiting. Now the question is, >> where can they possibly run next? >> Hands. Lay down. On the ground. On the ground. Now lay down. On the ground. On the ground. Now >> stay right there. >> Keep your hands on the raft. Help secure this guy. Hey, get this guy right here. Hands up. >> At 10:30 a.m., troopers cornered the suspects at a Lexington gas station. Joseph Hernandez surrendered peacefully, but Ryan Hurst wasn't done. As officers approached, he pulled a gun, triggering a sudden burst of gunfire. What followed was a tense, highstakes standoff with lives hanging in the balance. Get this guy right here. Hands up. [Music] Oh yeah. Shots fired. >> You see anything? Is he moving at all? >> Hey, get your hands out. Straight up. >> Hands up. Out of the car. Get your hands up. >> Yeah. Get out of the car and we'll get you help. We can't do that until you get out. We see that you don't like your gun anymore. >> Should an officer ever switch hands mid gunfight, risking precious seconds? Is turning your back on an armed suspect a death wish or a calculated move? When life hangs on a word over the radio, can communication keep up with chaos? These split-second decisions reveal the razor's edge between survival and tragedy. After a string of reckless actions, the suspect was finally cornered. >> His choices ended in a hail of gunfire. His body marked with consequences. [Music] My arm. >> My [ __ ] arm. [Applause] Oh my god. >> I stopped the [ __ ] bullet. >> I mean, >> Ryan Hurst was shot after pointing a gun at officers and Joseph Hernandez was arrested without injury. Hurst now faces charges of assault on law enforcement and armed robbery. Should law enforcement reconsider how they handle high-risk situations like this? Let us know in the comments. April 10th, 2020, US71 Arkansas. A black pickup tore through red lights and sped down the shoulder, refusing to stop. With lives on the line, trooper Shawn Ellis stepped in to intercept the reckless suspect. What would it take to end this escalating pursuit? 13. >> Yeah, I'm doing the best I can. The driver, later identified as Batenfield, tore up US71 at over 50 mph above the limit, blowing red lights, veering into oncoming lanes, and passing on the shoulder near Zero Street. With lives on the line, Trooper Ellis was ordered to intervene, kicking off a high stakes pursuit where one wrong move could be fatal. Traffic coming up. Okay, let me get I was trying to get up there to see if he could block 14, but that didn't work. We're going east. Red line. A high-speed pursuit reached a Hollywood style climax when Trooper Ellis executed a pit at 100 mph, flipping Batenfield's truck. In a stunning moment of momentum and chaos, the patrol car collided with the overturned vehicle and launched into the air, leaving the aftermath as tense and uncertain as the chase itself. You get up there and get yourself The patrol car didn't just go above and beyond the call of duty. It nearly went to infinity and beyond. For a split second, we saw the maintenance guy flicker into view. Why? Because the officer hit 88 mph. And just like that, a whole other dimension seemed to crack open. Go ahead and start EMS. >> Okay, he's got him stopped now. Going ahead and start EMS. Fortunately, we crashed out here. [Music] >> Justin Battenfield's reckless actions led to tragic consequences for himself, while a brave officer suffered serious injuries protecting the public. This case underscores the immense dangers law enforcement faces in high-risisk pursuits. October 19th, 2024, Florida. A stolen Ford F250 tied to a burglary sparked a BO alert and a high stakes chase. When trooper David Blake closed in, the suspect hit the gas, igniting a dangerous pursuit that pushed speed and tension to the limit. What happens when the law catches up? 49. The multi-county pursuit escalated fast. The suspect drove like a man possessed, ramming patrol cars, toppling a light pole, and endangering lives at every turn. Trooper Blake's pit attempts failed, forcing a full-scale response. With ground and aerial units closing in, one question remained. How far was the suspect willing to go to escape? 450 confir. Miss reopound. Many who witnessed the chaos couldn't help but mistake it for a commercial highlighting the brute strength of the F250. Except this wasn't staged. It was real life, real danger. And somehow the truck kept going like it was built for war. It's truly heartbreaking. The owner sacrificed everything, even his livestock, to afford that truck. It wasn't just a vehicle. It was his pride. Now caught in the middle of a reckless high-speed chase. It's being torn apart in seconds. A dream shattered by someone else's chaos. P3 now. [Music] The chase reached its peak when an FHP trooper executed a flawless Piet, flipping the stolen Ford F250. Alonso tried to flee on foot, but with troopers closing in and aerial support overhead, he was quickly captured, ending the chaos in dramatic fashion. Alonso with 18 prior traffic violations now faces severe charges including aggravated battery on law enforcement, grand theft auto, reckless driving, and being a habitual traffic offender. [Music] >> You see him? >> Oh [ __ ] you. >> March 3rd, 2022. >> 8:02 p.m. I 85, Georgia. >> Police spotted a silver Porsche Cayman speeding and weaving through lanes. >> When signaled to stop, the driver refused, triggering an extremely dangerous high-speed chase. [Music] It's going to be a 1080 >> North Crest Road 96. Still northbound number one lane. >> Clear. Northbound number one. >> He accelerated to 119 mph, weaving recklessly through heavy traffic. near mile marker 99. He swerved onto the shoulder and lost control. The car crashed into a trailer carrying a broken down pickup truck, pinning itself beneath the white truck. It was a terrifying sight, one that had to be seen to be believed. >> 99 terrible. Looks like a 1050 real bad. 1050. 1050. Go ahead and start 52. It's 51 as well. They're going to be front. >> Hey, show me your head. Both of them. Don't [ __ ] move. >> I hit somebody. You see him? >> Oh [ __ ] You stupid. The impact was so violent that Hugo Martinez, the driver of the pickup truck, was thrown over the median wall, landing hard on Dawson Boulevard below. What is >> Are you okay? >> Get out. I don't care if you fall. Get out. Lay down. Lay down. Lay down. Give me your hands. Get up. Damn. All right, we're staying on my car. >> You got anything on you? over there. >> Yeah, don't look over there. >> Yeah, don't look over there. The officer's words, paired with the cloth in his hand, said it all. Whatever he saw was too horrific, and he wasn't about to let anyone else carry that image with him. >> What's this? Honey, any kidney problem? I have two I have two things like coming out of my my >> Yeah, your ports. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> It's a >> Officer Thomas, who made the arrest, immediately noticed the driver, Victor Allen Smith, was sluggish, slurring his speech, and had watery, unfocused eyes, clear signs of impairment. Smith refused an onseen blood test. During the arrest, police recovered $3,200 in cash and his Porsche was seized. Smith was taken to the hospital and later booked into Gwynette County Jail. He faces charges including DUI and high-speed driving that led to a fatal crash. One night of reckless speed and poor choices ended in tragedy, claiming the life of an innocent person. [Music] >> Uh, >> well, I don't want you to fall over. June 5th, 2022, Fondu Lac County, Wisconsin. A multi-vehicle crash left one car trapped in a ditch. An officer waited through kneedeep water to rescue the 19-year-old female driver inside. But what happens next? >> 402 right there. >> No, I was in front of them. I I was able to turn off and I just nicked the deer. It was a >> car down there and he's saying his face hurts. He's stuck. He's in the ditch. >> Okay. Call came from a telephone number that >> man is incredibly patient and kind. Instead of thinking about himself, he stepped up to help the person who hit him. A heart full of love and kindness. Someone the world definitely needs more of. >> Where's the driver? >> You were the driver. >> 506 R. Robert J. John Union. 506 RJU. >> Who does that come back to? >> Are you Amy? >> I'm Emily. >> You're Emily. Try to break this. Watch out for this tree. >> You're fine. You're fine. >> My new medicine I'm on has been [ __ ] with me and I hate it. >> Watch out. Watch yourself. >> It's going to get really wet here. >> If you guys have a charger at all, I can park. >> Okay, we're not worried about that right now. Okay. >> So, what happened? >> Uh, >> hold. I don't want you to fall over. >> She couldn't stay on her feet, showing clear signs of impairment. When questioned by police, she appeared panicked and gave a confused response, claiming the medication she was on made her lose control and that she couldn't clearly remember how the crash happened. >> My medicine made me disassociate really bad. >> Okay. >> And I just space out a little bit too much. And >> did you fall did you lose consciousness? Did you fall asleep? >> Mhm. >> What What was the last thing you remember? Nowhere. Body's fine. Can you open your mouth for me? No teeth or anything that are busted up? My chest hurts. >> Your chest hurts? >> Yeah. I need to figure out uh Emily. >> She repeatedly complained of chest pain and difficulty breathing, prompting officers to call for medical assistance. >> She was then transported to the hospital for further evaluation. >> Yeah, we got we got tow trucks coming. >> Hey, from the 506 RG, >> you okay? You still there? You hurt anywhere? >> Yes. >> Just other than your chest? My medicine makes my body like numb. I'm not sure what to do cuz I need to get my phone. >> Yeah, we we'll get that. We'll get everything for you. Okay. >> And then on the side I have a towing. >> Should I just leave my car open? >> You can turn. >> Okay. We're going to have to get you back across the road here. Okay. [ __ ] >> All right. Well, I'm trying I want to get you here. Don't Don't walk away from me, Emily. >> No, don't don't walk away from me. I need to get you on the opposite side of the water here. >> Why don't you grab a hold of him, too? And we're going to get you across. It's going to get It's going to get wet on you. Okay. You're going to want to hold on a little bit tighter. Okay. >> Yeah. They got pajamas. >> That's why you're in pajamas. >> No, but that's why they have pajamas. >> Oh, they have pajamas. Yep. >> I can just have someone pick me up. >> Okay. Shboan, where are you coming from tonight? >> Oh, here. Why don't you have a seat? I'm about an hour away. >> Why don't you have a seat right there for me? Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> At the hospital, tests showed her blood alcohol level exceeded the legal limit and revealed the presence of multiple controlled substances. >> This wasn't just underage drinking. It was driving under the influence of multiple substances carrying serious legal consequences. So, I got a PBT here. Emily, have you ever done one of these before? >> What is that? >> It's a breath breath test. >> How do I do that? >> You I You just wrap your lips around the tube and blow a nice steady breath out. I'll hold it for you. >> Keep going. Got to go a little bit harder. Nope. All right. You got to go a little bit harder. Okay. Just like you're blowing up a balloon. All right. All right. >> Yeah. I have dry mouth. Sorry. >> You have a dry mouth. Okay. >> Okay. It's just >> Yep. I know. All right. Take a deep breath in and blow. Pull harder. Harder. Harder. Perfect. >> I know. I know. Um >> I mean, >> sure. >> She later plead guilty to DUI, received a fine, and had her license suspended. What began as a simple crash became a powerful reminder. Impaired driving at any age carries serious consequences. >> Medication. July 22nd, 2024. Route 50 East. A routine traffic stop turned deadly when a driver ignored police signals and fled at high speed. As the chase escalated, Eastston police joined the pursuit, intensifying the danger on a busy highway. What pushed the suspect to run and how will it end? trying to arm herself with alcohol. >> The driver, refusing to surrender, led police on a highstakes chase down Route 50. With multiple units in pursuit, tension peaked as the vehicle turned onto Black Dog Alley, where the most terrifying and unexpected event unfolded. [Music] Go. >> 1050. 1050. >> Brakes. The brakes are right here. [Music] Hands out the window. >> Use your hands. Hands. >> Hands. Hands. >> Open that back door if you can. Open the back door. >> A high-speed ruckus ended in devastation when the suspect lost control and crashed into a tree. The crash was violent. Metal twisted, glass shattered, and chilling cries for help echoed from the wreckage, leaving witnesses terrified. >> Hey, don't be reaching for nothing. It's not going to move, bro. It's not going to move. Police raced to rescue those trapped, but the wreckage was severe. With many people inside, the rescue was nerve-wracking. Every second counted in the fight to save lives. >> Is your leg stuck? >> Is your leg stuck? >> Okay. Give me back up. >> She's starting to move a little bit. >> You got to stay tight, bro. If your legs are stuck, you got to stay tight. No one else respond. [Music] Okay. >> Despite the officer's best efforts, one victim was beyond saving. It's truly heartbreaking. >> But there's other people in the car that we have to help and you're in the >> way. At this time location and the son is trying to leave the reset always leaves the house or doesn't come [Music] to get out. Tragedy struck after a high-speed chase. Was it worth the risk? While fleeing suspects endanger lives, it raises a critical question. Are police pursuits always necessary? Or do they sometimes create more harm than good? [Music] You got to stay. [Music] Don't move. [Music] to my phone. >> Hey, what's your name, bud? >> Can you hear me? >> Where you're at? >> Huh? >> What's your name? >> Authorities quickly began investigating the crash. Will they hold everyone accountable or was this tragedy inevitable? [Music] are too delicious. >> February 5th, 2025, 11:20 p.m. near London exit, a white Buick SUV sped past patrol units. But when officers tried to stop it, the driver floored it, nearly ramming a cruiser and blasting off at over 120 mph. What followed was pure chaos. 81 48 [Music] Come on. Watch out. We're going to be taking [Music] And we're still rolling. >> Here you go. >> Yeah, we're on the offramp. >> Don't turn around. Get back. >> Stop the vehicle. Stop the vehicle. The suspect break checked officers, swerved erratically, and nearly collided with a semi-truck at high speed. Despite multiple opportunities to surrender, he repeatedly blocked officers from executing a TVI, escalating the danger for everyone on the road. [Music] back eastbound on go speed at 100. Let's break checking. Still at 100 [Music] plus [Music] speed 120 traffic Right. Ocean 86 on just a track. [Music] >> After multiple failed pits, Officer Ramsay nailed a perfect TVI, spinning the suspect's car off road and down an embankment. Emanuel Davis bailed, crashing through a fence in brush. Officer Williams gave chase across a field until Davis collapsed near Highway 64 and surrendered from exhaustion. [Music] behind off the runway. >> After getting arrested, he refused to give his name, cited his rights, and asked for his phone to call an Uber. So, the cops gave him a free ride instead. >> Show me your hand. >> Sovereign with medical. >> You're sovereign. I told them that when they first came over here. >> Davis now faces 12 charges, including felony possession of cocaine, unauthorized vehicle use, and introducing contraband into a detention facility, as well as multiple traffic violations. Today's high-speed police chases were next level. Which one had you gripping your seat and what made it unforgettable? Drop a comment. The next chase will be even more intense. Subscribe now and hit the bell so you never miss