Don't go off. >> Welcome to Police US [music] dash cam, where the sirens scream, tires burn, and mercy gets left behind. This isn't a movie. It's real chaos, real danger, and real [music] officers putting it all on the line. So, buckle up because when suspects run, we roll. And once the chase starts, there's no looking back. On September 14th, 2022, what should have been a simple traffic stop turned into a highstakes pursuit. While patrolling southbound Veterans Parkway, officers spotted a white Ford Taurus merging onto the highway. The driver, visibly using a cell phone behind the wheel, was signaled to pull over, but instead of stopping, he veered into oncoming traffic, triggering a dangerous chase that no one expected. The driver accelerated to over 90 mph, repeatedly swerving into oncoming lanes in a desperate attempt to escape, narrowly avoiding collisions with multiple vehicles. As the suspect approached the intersection of Gamble Road, he sped through the crossing in the wrong lane, forcing several drivers to swerve onto the shoulder to avoid a collision. Following the crash, officers immediately called for emergency medical assistance. The suspect was transported to Memorial Health Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead that same afternoon. Inside the vehicle, police recovered a Glock 45 handgun loaded with 18 rounds, approximately 1.98 lbs of marijuana and over $1,500 in cash. >> Okay, >> they're good. He's over standing over there. Uh and then the other two that was in there, they're fine. He was the the 1080 suspect. So, he jumped out on the wrong side of the road soon as we got out on um actually soon as we got up off of Veteran and we got on Chattam Parkway. You guys have any information on >> armed carjacking? Can technology take him down? >> June 12th, 2023. After carjacking a Toyota Corolla at Orange Gate Park, the suspect had no idea the vehicle was tagged with an Air Tag. Hours later, the hidden signal led police to a shopping center in Federal Way. When officers closed in, he made a reckless escape. ran over a spike strip, shredded a tire, and the pursuit was on. He's wearing red hat first down south and 320. Now heat. The stolen car tore down the highway, swerving through traffic into F and southbound Y5. Even with damage, the driver held control until a final pit slammed him into the median, igniting the car. He ran, abandoning his passenger, but officers caught him within seconds. >> Off the tire watching, he's on ramp. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Traffic 62. Car wrecked out. Get locked in. Please knock me out. >> As soon as deputies got the suspect into custody, they turned around and saw >> there is a female in the car. >> When officers returned to the scene, they found two vehicles engulfed in flames and a woman trapped inside. The suspect was injured in the crash. Both were pulled to safety just in time and rushed to a nearby hospital. >> Get up. Get up. Get up. [music] Stand up. >> Is it just you in there? >> Just you? >> She's the only one we saw. >> Get away. Get away. Get away. >> The fire was quickly brought under control. Police found a handgun in the scorched grass beside the stolen car. The suspect now faces serious charges and a $250,000 bond. With a record tied to similar crimes, this arrest may be the one that finally shuts the door. The officers were swift with the suspect. Yet, the car, clearly towable, just sat there as if waiting for the fire to wrap up the story. Don't go. >> On July 9th, 2023, what should have been a routine traffic stop for a simple infraction quickly spiraled into a dangerous felony. It started when an officer noticed a vehicle enter a left turn lane only to continue straight. As lights and sirens lit up the night, the driver had a choice, but instead of pulling over, she floored it. What was she running from? from 165. >> I'll take a second. >> Don't go. for a throw sign. >> 29. Reasonable stop's going to be disobeying a traffic sign. Speeds are 60. One octet female black. 209 approaching Highway C. Speeds are 90. No traffic. >> The female driver identified as a black woman fled the scene and quickly accelerated to 90 mph. Moments later, she veered into oncoming traffic and didn't slow down. Instead, she pushed the speed past to 110 mph in the wrong lane, turning the pursuit into a potential tragedy waiting to happen. Westbound 2D, I'm still right behind her. Go ahead. Can you still westbound from the west front of road? She's in the wrong lane of traffic. No traffic. Speeds are 75. There is The pursuit continued westbound along West Frontage Road, approaching the 17,000 block. The female driver weaved recklessly between lanes, frequently crossing into oncoming traffic, creating near mississ moments that could have ended in disaster. Civilian drivers were forced to slow down and pull over to the shoulder in a desperate effort to avoid a potential crash. 290. We're still going through MV. Speeds are only 60. Light traffic. Light traffic. Speeds are 80 block. 29. Coming up to medium. Traffic. Speeds are 70. Traffic is yielding to me. 29. We are passing on oncoming traffic. Light traffic still tires getting obliterated here. Passing 18,500 blocks 209. Do you hear the tires out? >> Looks like front left and left rear are blowing out. So, we're slowing down to about 80. Coming up to 45. The pursuit eventually slowed to under 60 mph after the suspect's left tire blew out, but it only came to a full stop when the vehicle spun out in a dramatic 360 and jumped the curb. The female driver was taken into custody. >> On the ground, >> get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. PUT YOUR HANDS BACK. I DON'T have I have nothing. Get up. >> What began as a simple traffic stop has now escalated into serious charges. >> You went from a very simple ticket in a court date to multiple felony charges. On September 10th, 2022, officer Stacy Wright initiated a traffic stop on Lost Nation Road after clocking a vehicle going 57 mph in a 35 mph zone. But what started as a routine stop quickly turned dangerous. >> Hello, Monster will be police department. This is why I'm stopping you. The speed 57 and 35. Do you have your driver's license? Proof of insurance? >> Why are you getting out of the car, sir? >> I don't have my driver's license. 12 radio. This male just stepped out of the vehicle. You step over here now. Have a seat on the ground. Have a seat. I'm not sitting. I'M NOT SITTING. >> BACK OFF. Back up. >> I'm not sitting. Mother, >> put your hands behind your back. >> I'm going. >> I will tase you, sir. Touch the vehicle. Put your hands on the vehicle now. As the female officer began to struggle, four bystanders rushed in to help, holding the suspect down until additional officers arrived. Radio send me unit roll over on your stomach now. Knock it off, man. Knock it off now. >> Get your arm behind them. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Hey, get the cops. Get the cops. Get your car. >> Shut up. >> Shut up. >> The driver, later identified as 64year-old David Kubc, was arrested for assaulting an officer and reckless driving. >> Walk back to my car. >> It's incredible to witness moments like these in real life. If you were in that situation, would you step in to help or walk away and leave the officer on their own? 17 right now. >> December 14th, 2023. A dark colored GMC Yukon was headed westbound on Weddington Road, tied to multiple thefts and prior escapes from law enforcement. Even more alarming, the vehicle had been reported stolen from the Springdale Police Department itself. As trooper Zack Rogers closed in and confirmed the match, his emergency lights lit up behind him. >> We're behind him as well. >> This might be a private drive. In an attempt to evade pursuing officers, the suspect swerved off the roadway into a grassy area. Although police responded with a pit maneuver, it failed to stop the vehicle. Moments later, the suspect crashed through a fence and re-entered Weddington Drive heading west. >> 39 primary. I'm secondary. Call it westbound wedding. As the suspect vehicle attempted to escape by swerving onto the shoulder, Trooper Hopper executed a precise TVI maneuver. The impact caused the vehicle to flip over and collide with a pickup truck traveling in the same direction. All three suspects were immediately subdued and taken into custody at the scene. New and Hampshire eastbound. Traffic light speed 55. Traffic light. Traffic light. Speed 55. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Show your hands. Hey, hold it back here. BACK HERE. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. CALL THE CAR. >> OKAY, hold on. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON the ground. I'm going to switch the taser. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WE got two occupants. Male, female, getting out. >> Yeah, I know you. Get up on the ground. >> Get out of the car. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Clear the vehicle. Clear the vehicle. >> Keep your eyes shot right now. Come here. >> Who's in the back? That's me. >> Y >> maybe got 17. Well, if you haven't started start >> I'm going reach in here and try to open this. >> I don't care. We'll get you. Why? That's so freaking stupid. No one driving. What am I doing? Well, the third one is still in the car. They are responding. >> During the vehicle search, officers discovered numerous stolen items inside. The three suspects, Michael Lewis, Crystal Star, and Tristan McName were all charged with fleeing, possession of stolen property, and reckless driving. >> I'm going to lean in. Look at this. I'm going to lean in and look. Okay. >> All right. Can I lay down? >> Yeah, that's what we're trying to do. Can you keep coming? >> Come out. If I let this door open, you have a head. So, get out. >> Can we get you out? Can you stand up? >> You got him kind of like his leg. >> Hey, can you get your legs out? >> There you go, Tristan. >> There you go. That's it. >> There you go. >> All right. Sit down. Can somebody cuff him? All right. You all right? I mean, overall, I mean, you probably feel like, yeah, well, I didn't listen to you.