[Music] Welcome to Hollik Police Dash Cam, where chaos knows no limits. From a man losing his life in a violent struggle with police to a woman shot 16 times and a shootout that left an officer badly injured, plus more jaw-dropping moments you have to see to believe. Buckle up, like and subscribe. The madness starts now. [Music] March 31st, 2024, Montville Township, Ohio. >> An Ohio State Trooper stopped to assist at an accident and found 30-year-old Deshaawn Leaf next to a wrecked vehicle. He appeared calm until he suddenly ran toward the patrol car. What happened next was completely unexpected. Nothing like anything you've seen before. Let's dive in. >> Send me another unit. He's on foot. Going down to Bur. [Applause] >> Hey, you got to go down. Jesus, [ __ ] Stay [ __ ] [Music] >> Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground now. I'm >> Police deployed a taser, but it failed, triggering a violent struggle. The suspect ripped off the trooper's bodywn camera and pinned him to the ground. Bystanders tried to intervene, but the suspect escaped, stole the patrol car, and ignited a dangerous multi-state pursuit. >> Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. And I rebuke any reason. Guess what? God is in control. And I believe God so much. I believe God told us this, he's in control. You ain't going to get me back out. You don't have to think about going no more. You don't have to. He gave me a story to tell y'all what I'm about to tell y'all brothers. And listen, if y'all brothers white and you brothers are white, I love y'all too, man. Come on, man. >> He preached about Jesus, brought up social and racial issues, and spoke about helping the community and nonprofit programs, talking non-stop throughout the long drive. His behavior revealed clear signs of disordered thinking, and pointed to serious mental health concerns. >> You want to help me with a program? I'm not even going to lie to you. I'm not going to even lie to my Jesus followers. Like, so my Jesus followers, if you in front of anybody that's not a Jesus, you got little Jordan. Hey Jordan, how you doing? You got my guy Kei. You got my guy um Jupan, his little brother. You got Demarcus, you got um Tier. So when me and Lucas sat down, y'all, we was at the table, man. And I'm about to take your head down from cuz I'm not, bro. I know what my mama sold out. So I know you're a good person, bro. So I want you to I want to see no more. In the name of Jesus, I say heal me, Father. In the name of Jesus, I say ain't nothing wrong with me, Father. In the name of Jesus, I say stop me, Father. There's anything against you, Father. Ang around your spirit around you now. >> The loss of control caused the car to crash into the median and flip over. However, the suspect continued his chaotic show, completely ignoring the police's orders. >> Right. And I told him about it. I was looking for it. It ain't no next. >> When the officers attempted to pull him out of the destroyed patrol car, the man continued to resist. A fierce struggle ensued and the situation became extremely tense. He was later confirmed to have been shot and lost his life during the confrontation. Deshawn Leath once convicted of nine home invasions had turned his life around as an executive director for at risk youth. Tragically, his story ended in an officer involved shooting. >> The investigation continues with many questions about what transpired from the crash to the final shot. >> March 20th, 2023. Ellis Road, Bartlett, Tennessee. A routine traffic stop turned terrifying when officers waved down a white SUV. What happened next would shock the entire community. Chaos erupted in an instant. Stay tuned. >> Approaching Golden Valley. [Music] >> Hey, don't move that cup. Get the truck. Get the out the head. The police ordered her to exit the vehicle, but she refused and suddenly drew a firearm, instantly escalating the situation to a life-threatening level. In that critical moment, the police were forced to open fire. She died on the spot, ending the incident in violence and tragedy. [Music] The suspect has been identified as Melissa Horton, 43. She was shot 15 to 16 times and died at the scene. As for why police had to act when faced with an armed suspect, keep watching this video to find out. What started as a routine traffic stop in Planefield Township, Pennsylvania, took a shocking turn. Daniel Clary, 22, was pulled over for speeding and appeared disoriented during a sobriety test. But within seconds, it escalated into a violent confrontation that left everyone stunned. Stop resisting. >> I got him. Keep the taser on. Stop. [Music] >> [ __ ] Keep the taser on. >> Get on your back. You're back. Back. All right. All right. All right. All right. >> Clary resisted fiercely during the arrest, breaking free despite taser deployment. He reached into his vehicle, grabbed a gun, and opened fire. In the deadly exchange, officer Seth Kelly was struck four times. [Music] Clary attempted to flee in his vehicle, leaving behind chaos and a critically injured officer. Officer Kelly was clinically dead upon arrival at the hospital, revived only after 12 days. He spent 25 days recovering with no memory of the shootout that nearly claimed his life. Clary was convicted of multiple serious offenses, including the intentional murder of two state troopers. This case highlights why law enforcement must defend themselves when confronted by armed suspects to ensure their own safety and the safety of the public. [Music] >> An FH trooper >> January 8th, 2022, >> Tallahassee, Florida. A Florida Highway Patrol officer spotted a black Infiniti failing to yield to an emergency vehicle on I 10. When lights and sirens went on, the driver fled westbound. >> A quick plate check revealed a nationwide warrant linked to a murder in Orlando. And just like that, the wild chase began. Copy west between 75. Not going to lie. [Music] 03 [Music] The Infiniti hit over 120 mph, darting between vehicles and dodging collisions by inches. Dash cam footage captured the chaos. Reckless passes in the emergency lane and non-stop acceleration with danger mounting by the second. Refusing to let the suspect endanger anyone else, officers tightened their formation, closing in to box him in. But with heavy traffic ahead, they held back, putting public safety first. One thing was certain, his reckless run wouldn't last much longer. 71 stop a bit 194. Careful speed on that area. Red area. Police units split formation to block every possible escape, preparing for a final showdown. It was a flawless trap. The suspect's vehicle was locked in tight. Commands rang out sharp and commanding. Out of the car now. There was no way out. The suspect, Steven Spencer Clearary, was arrested and charged with fleeing and eluding law enforcement with disregard for public safety. He is also wanted by the Orlando Police Department for firstdegree murder and arson and is currently being held without bail in the Lyon County Jail. [Music] >> July 31st, 2021, 8:27 p.m. Atlanta, Georgia. A trooper spotted a black Chrysler 300 doing donuts in a busy intersection. When lights flashed, the driver floored it, triggering a wild high-speed chase through Atlanta's streets. What pushed this reckless suspect to run? >> Frank Henry 3677. PFH 3677. I'll call it for you. Got yellow drive. Black car yellow. We are crossing over [Music] 300. Get get aviation over. We're going to need it probably. We're good. More traffic. Got green light right here. that constitution down my road [Music] clear off coming towards morally whoever's over [Applause] [Music] Right on Cleveland. Right on. Right on Cleveland. >> The Chrysler barreled down Jonesboro Road at breakneck speed, blowing through intersections and weaving recklessly through traffic, putting countless drivers and pedestrians in serious danger. [Music] Uh 482 is almost on him. Still westbound. >> Watch on coming traffic. Watch my brakes. Clear all the way down. Drop in lower lane. Crossing making street turn. He breaks better. Come right here in front of him. [Music] As the pursuit raged on along Cleveland Avenue and Metropolitan Parkway, the suspect's vehicle jumped the curb, tore through a private parking lot, and blew a rear tire. But the driver refused to give up, veering through side streets in a desperate bid to evade capture. >> He went through the parking lot. One tire now. One 85 northbound metro northbound metro roadbaker. >> Two flat tires. >> Two flat tires. [Music] >> No. Get on the hole, [ __ ] I dare you. Oh. We are turning right onto the connector right now. >> Uh, left lane to 156. >> We're almost We're almost north 156. To prevent a deadly crash, police executed a pit, sending the vehicle reeling, but the suspect refused to stop. >> A second PIT spun the Chrysler counterclockwise, slamming it into a parked pickup. The car was finished, but the suspect still weren't giving up. Careful. Thank you. Okay, baby. The driver and passenger jumped out and fled the scene. The passenger was quickly apprehended. A taser deployment missed and the driver vanished into the woods. However, the suspect was eventually caught walking and transported to Atlanta Medical Center before being taken to Fulton County Jail. [Music] >> On May 20th, 2023, Key West police responded to a crash involving an 18-year-old woman in a bathing suit. >> She blamed the accident on premium gas causing her steering wheel to shake, but officers suspected intoxication, leading to a deeper investigation and sobriety tests. you around. >> Yes. I pulled out of Sunset Marina. The whole car is >> Well, because the car keeps shaking. >> Yeah, cuz what? >> The car keeps shaking. Let me fill it up with premium gas. >> Is it automatic or standard? >> It's automatic. And the car keeps like, you know what it feels? I mean, I don't It's an old car, but you know when the car starts shaking and it like huffers or >> it's like a phone. No, it's like a phone. So, I just treat it like a phone. But >> I'm officer Bernat's apartment. You okay? >> No. >> What happened? >> My car is broken. >> After offering various excuses, the woman eventually admitted to the female officer that she had used stimulants a few hours earlier. >> But was that the full truth or just part of it? >> Flip over. >> So, what is it? We're talking or not? >> We're talking. >> Okay. So, I can smell alcohol from you. So, be honest with me. How much did you have to drink today? >> I didn't really have much to drink. My friends were all drinking around me. >> Okay. So, how much did you have to drink? >> Maybe one or two. >> Maybe one or two. What? >> Like a hu >> like a those soda the the what is it? >> But I had them spike soda. >> 4 hours ago. >> So, did you have them 4 hours ago or one 4 hours ago? >> Like two 4 hours ago. >> Yeah. Two 4 hours ago. Okay. So, um was that by the pool? >> Yeah. at the marina where your mom works. >> Okay. Do you feel under the influence right now? >> No, I'm just scared. >> Okay, that's understandable. You're safe with us. You're not you're not injured. The rescue checked you out. We just got to get through this. Okay. But right now, I am under impression based on um your appearance and the smell of the alcohol from you that you've been operating this vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs to the extent that it impairs your normal faculties to safely operate the vehicle. So, I'm asking you >> stop moving. >> Okay. Okay, that's fine. Can we do that? >> And do you do you before they take anything else you want to take? >> He has my phone. >> He has your phone. >> What about the wallet? Has the wallet? >> Don't be sorry. Take your time. Put your clothes on and we're going to uh when you're ready, we're going to walk over to the other side of the road. Okay. Stay with her. Here's that moment when she struggled with her pants was so suspicious. Was it just clumsiness or was she hiding something? Perfect. Okay. So, I'm going to call that a stimulus. You can move your head now. So, stay in this. Don't move your head. Don't move your head. It's okay. Move here. It's okay. You're doing great. >> How many am I at? >> One. Two. >> Okay. Seeing signs of intoxication, a female officer conducted a sobriety test. The driver swayed, struggling with every step. With each failed attempt, tension grew. Then at 18:30, reality hit. >> Handcuffs clicked and she realized she wasn't going home that night. >> So, you can prove us you're not over the legal limit. If that's >> funny how everybody's worried about that one, >> lady, I have 115. Let's walk over to this house. 15. >> Come over here. [Music] >> Roll the window down. >> A breath test showed the suspect had a BAC of 0.158% nearly twice the legal limit. She now faces charges of DUI, DUI causing property damage and driving on a suspended license. >> I'm trying to go away. I was supposed to leave. >> Would you like to provide your breast long time? >> My breast? >> Yes. Tell me yes or no. >> Is it like a little like >> we already talked about everything? So you got to tell me yes or no. >> Sure. >> You want to take a breath? >> Yeah. >> So I need you to take a good breath hand. Okay. Then I'm going to mouth piece of this too. Okay. So you're going to go like for a very long time. >> Can I take my arms? Can I >> You can take breath in and blow into this. >> All right. Let me know what >> we're going to do now. Beautiful. Put this in your mouth. >> Okay. It's clean. >> Are you sure? >> Yes. Just untap. >> Okay. I got to talk. Okay. Keep going. No. No. You put the whole thing in your mouth. >> No. Put it all in your mouth and keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. Keep going. You can't stop. You keep going. Just keep going. All right. So, we got to do this one more time, okay? Cuz the machine needs to go for it to be [Music] so much hard. >> On January 22nd, 2024, she entered the back on track diversion program, fines, community service, random drug and alcohol tests, and DUI school to avoid prosecution. But is that enough to deter such reckless behavior? [Music] They are stopped. >> March 21st, 2022. >> 2:50 p.m. Bernalo County, New Mexico. In a jaw-dropping twist, an inmate named Josh Hall steals a prison transport van with two other inmates still inside. What unfolds next is one of the most outrageous pursuits ever caught on camera. Buckle up. This is a chase like no other. I'm going to take over as cons is another police coaster is in front of me. I'm not sure who it is. >> C5, I can go ahead and pass the pursuit a few miles and try to set up spikes again. Uh, can you get a supervisor approval then? >> The suspect swerved erratically along Canonto school road, narrowly avoiding spike strips and nearly losing control multiple times. Yet, despite the danger, he stubbornly refused to stop. 62 vehicle stop. 62 vehicle stop. [Applause] The suspect jumped onto westbound Interstate 40, hitting 105 mph and tearing through 27 m of interstate in a wild high-speed run. Sabola County deputies scrambled to close in, racing against time to stop him before disaster struck. We have K9. We have a K9 unit in the pursuit now. We have K9 unit in a pursuit. No traffic control about 900 mph. >> Near mile marker 103, the suspect veered off Interstate 40, crashing through a fence into rugged desert terrain. Deputy Ramirez followed closely through soft dirt. The chase rejoined New Mexico Route 124, pushing the pursuit into even more dangerous territory with the suspect still refusing to stop. 104 one 103. Uh, now we're headed northbound on a It's not even a dirt road. 102 and 104 to get to that location. Zooming 202 going east on road east on 124 unit. Somebody go back to the 104 and go back east. We're going to the I'm going to two >> exiting 102 as well. Multiple units. Finally, on New Mexico Highway 124, the suspect found himself surrounded by multiple law enforcement units. A perfectly executed pit maneuver ended the wild desert chase. >> If you can call people, look like they're there. Looks like they're stop now. We're at mile post 15 road. They are stopped. I will tell you 15. [Music] >> Open the door. >> Open the door. >> No, I don't need your [ __ ] face. Go back. The door. >> Shut up. Shut up. >> Shut up. Shut up. >> I got you. Got him. >> All three suspects were arrested without further incident. No officers were injured and the truck was secured. There's no turning back for Hall this time. His return to custody will likely be for a much longer stay. Every lawb breaker pays the price. Remember, you can't outrun the law. Compliance isn't a choice, it's your duty. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and drop a comment below. Next time the encounters get even crazier.