Another Hey, adrenaline junkies. This is Hollik Police Dash Cam, where criminals go wild and cops chase like pros. Blistering speeds, near escapes, and brutal takedowns. From deadly shootouts to manhunts for wanted killers, and street racers getting slammed. Buckle up, subscribe, and turn on notifications. The first chase starts now. [Music] Houston, Texas. May 4th, 2024. 11:20 a.m. A routine narcotics investigation escalates into a gunfight, leaving Houston police. How far will this violent encounter go before justice is served? What's up, brother? Hey, how you doing? You parked this truck, sir. How long you been having it? How long? During an undercover narcotics operation at 14,300 Gulf Freeway, HPD narcotics officers and multiple agencies ambushed the suspect's vehicle at a gas station. At first, he appeared compliant, but as officers approached and ordered him out, he deliberately stalled. Was he planning something or just stalling for time? GPS. What are you doing on your phone? What the first? Oh, don't worry about me. Let's get that ID. Oh, no. Yeah, you're fine. Did you just hear me? Look at me. Take off your seat belt. Suddenly, the suspect drew a firearm and opened fire, striking officer Sally in the lower pelvic area. Chaos erupted as both officers returned fire, hitting the suspect multiple times. Backup units swarmed the scene within seconds, overwhelming the threat before he had a chance to retaliate further. I'm hit. I'm hit. 1 second can mean the difference between life and death. The officer's lightning fast response made all the difference. Even after being shot, the wounded officer kept fighting. That's the mark of a true legend. We need a target now. [ __ ] I got I [Music] got it. I've been hit. Where you been? Down. [ __ ] Hey. Hey. Hey. Where you at? HPD officers and medical personnel quickly arrived on scene, providing first aid and transporting both the suspect and officer Sally to the hospital where their conditions were stabilized. [Music] Jimmy Bryan was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated assault on police officers. In Texas, that carries 5 to 99 years or life in prison, up to $10,000 in fines, and enhanced penalties for using a firearm. After decades behind bars, what future is left? This case stirred public reaction, but the next one is even crazier. Let's [Music] go up front. October 20th, 2022. 1:41 p.m. Gwynette County, Georgia. US Marshalss and Georgia law enforcement moved in to arrest murder suspect Irvin M. Robertson. But when they tried to stop his 2022 Dodge Ram, he hit the gas, kicking off a pursuit so intense, some now call it one of the craziest chases ever caught on camera. [Music] Okay. Heat. The suspect tore through traffic at terrifying speed, blasting over the median with dust flying everywhere, looking nearly finished. But no, he kept going. A pit maneuver failed and he regained control, launching himself straight into oncoming traffic. [Music] I got to get him stop here. The wrong way on the wrong side of the [Music] roadway connector connector. notice your keyboard. Unbelievable how many people refuse to move over during a police chase. Got to get up there 413 just in case you bailed out of the car. Yeah. Nobody's wanting to get out of my way, so I'm having a hard time getting up there. You still on the wrong side of the road to Sugar Hill. All right. Uh James Burg road pass James V. James B. [Music] 438. The Ram Rebel just proved it can fly, taking hit after hit and still moving at high speed. Ram doesn't need any ads. This video speaks for itself. Holl. Uh, Saples Road. Samples Road. Crossing across. Samples Road. 250 Sles. The suspect ran a red light, colliding with another vehicle and bringing his Dodge Ram to a sudden stop. As he fled on foot toward a Walgreens parking lot, officers moved in. Seeing no way out, he surrendered, lying face down on the [Music] pavement. Uh, Samples Road. Samples Road. Crossing across Samples Road. stable. Thankfully, the guy in the white car helped stop the suspect with a move even cops rarely pull off and walked away with only minor injuries. One lesson learned, green means go, but it doesn't always mean safe. Stay alert out there. May 2nd, 2023, Arkansas. A deported felon wanted by ICE fled Arkansas State Police in a red Nissan Rogue. Spotted speeding recklessly on Interstate 40. Hazen officers locked in and launched a high-speed pursuit. What happens next is pure adrenaline. Will the fugitive escape or will justice catch up? [Music] left on 40. We're going to be on 40 right now. The red SUV sped west on Interstate 40, reaching speeds of more than 113 mph and weaving through heavy traffic. Its reckless flight now attracted a swarm of approaching state police. Set that [Music] boy. You cut me off. I'm good. Just give me Tennessee tax 450 430. Tennessee 450 [Music] 430. I got right here. Come on now. Let me get it. Traffic jump right there. We have traffic. We're going to stand 40 west. Damn that road sign. The officer tried to overtake but nearly got pinned between the sign and a semi-truck. Thankfully, his driving skills were on point. He swerved just in time, narrowly avoiding disaster. [Music] JFK right now 45 right now. We got roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Stand by. [Music] Upon receiving the green light, officers executed a flawless PIT maneuver, sending the suspect's car into a wild spin. It flipped multiple times, shattering on impact. The wreck looked straight out of a Hollywood action movie. A pit at 100 mph in the middle of heavy traffic, the suspect's vehicle was crushed into a mangled heap. Yet, no one was injured. Even more unbelievable, the suspect walked out of the wreck like nothing happened. No doubt this is easily one of the top 10 most perfect pit maneuvers ever caught on camera. Your head and walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Clear the car. Clear. The driver was arrested by Hazen PD and transported to Prairie County Jail. Charges are pending, including felony fleeing, reckless driving, and other violations stemming from the high-speed chase on a public [Music] interstate. On June 27th, 2022, Lenokei County, Arkansas. At 5:25 p.m., chaos erupted as 29-year-old Trevor Strickland stole a dump truck, ramming an Arkansas State Police vehicle on Lingo Road. Troopers intercepted, but Strickland plowed through, igniting a highstakes pursuit with destruction in its wake. Sington or south on Singleton. trying to am. The pursuit intensified as Strickland recklessly sped through rural roads in a massive dump truck, ignoring every order to stop, blowing through stop signs and kicking up clouds of dust, he barreled onto Charlie Loop, turning the countryside into a high stakes battleground. South on Denny Glover, come up 236. South 89. We're southbound on Lingo Road. Go west on Granger. Coming back northbound. The spike strips proved useless against the massive truck, only adding to the suspect's arrogance. His increasing recklessness made the officers know they had to act quickly before things got any further out of control. Inbound 230 294. Eastbound 294. The trap was set and the dogs were eagerly waiting for a dramatic takedown. But without a moment's hesitation, the suspect slammed the gas, ramming the patrol car and sending it flying off the curb. He just totally out. Hey you guys, when I get opportunity, I'm going to try to shoot his motor from you. The first attempt failed. This time, officers launched a threein-one tactic. One unit closed in tight, another blocked the escape route, and spike strips were deployed. Yet, none of it phased the massive [Music] vehicle. Heat. [Applause] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Applause] As Strickland turned onto Carson Bridge Road, officers targeted the engine compartment, aiming to stop the chaos. A well-placed shot sent smoke billowing from the hood. The truck sputtered and rolled to a stop. Troopers swarmed in, ensuring a swift resolution. [Music] 47. Okay. Yeah, we're rolling about 5 miles an hour. Strickland was arrested after police smashed his car window and used a tasser to subdue him. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison with more than 600 days served and a $485 fine. Despite the high-risisk pursuit and significant damage, is the punishment proportionate? Is it a sufficient deterrent? [Music] Jainsville, Wisconsin, June 9th, 2023. A hit-and-run driver nearly losing control was finally stopped. You okay, honey? At first, she complied. But after a quick check, officers realized this wasn't just a crash. What they uncovered took the situation to a whole new level. You know where you're at? Yeah. It is Friday. Okay. How much have you had to turn You don't have to I can smell it coming off of your breath. Okay. When did you start drinking today? Seeing clear signs of intoxication, officers asked her to take a sobriety test. With unsteady steps and struggling through even the simplest movements, it was obvious she was impaired. But when she finally blew into the breathalyzer, the result was truly shocking. Excuse me. Just stand with your feet together. Arms on your side. You make contacts. You do. You have the right hand. There you go. All right. Just follow that with your eyes. Don't move over your head. Tuck your chin down just a touch. There you go. Just follow my thumb. Okay. Makes me nervous. Well, no reason to be nervous. Okay. If you've never seen vertical mistagons, that's what it looks like here on the concrete. Okay. I want you to take your left foot, put on the line, put your right foot in front, touching heel to toe with your arms down your side. No, I'm anxiety. Okay, [Applause] just nice back. Not backwards, forwards. Just like I showed you. Keep your legs straight. 1 2 I tell you two. Hold on. 1 3 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. Just 6 in. Get your head back. Close your eyes. You can begin. Man, I'm going a few feet. I think you have you may have some sort of medical problem. Okay. Deep breath and blow until I tell you to stop. Blow. Blow. Harder. Harder, harder, harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. There you go. Custom taxade. Okay. So, I'm just going to put you in handcuffs. So, just face away from me. There you go. At just 18 years old, she was caught driving dangerously with a blood alcohol concentration, BAC, of 0.268%. Well over the legal limit. She was taken to the police station for further processing. Sure. This one. Oh, I'm sorry. I don't know. Police explained her rights in the applicable laws. She agreed to the test and completed an official BAC assessment at the station. Despite having consumed alcohol, she remained cooperative throughout and officers maintained a calm and professional demeanor. This hand. Okay. Are you turn? Yes or no? Okay. The tube. You have a right to go to court. You always contested up here. Deep breath and blow until I tell you. What's up? Sister R. Do you want me to start the conversation? Oh, yeah. Or actually [Music] Wait, I'm home. I'm at the police station. I got pulled over. Can you just come pick me up? Okay, I'll call I'll come up. Yeah, can you give me the number? Your your friend is coming to get you with her parents. Okay. So he can pick you home. Yeah, my friend here. Go. All right. Police contacted her family to confirm she was safe. A witness reported seeing a prior collision. Though she appeared somewhat panicked at first, she soon regained her composure. She faces charges of damaging others property and driving under the influence. However, she was granted bail and returned home. A polite and composed young woman, we hope this serves as a valuable lesson and she won't repeat her mistake. [Music] December 10th, 2023, Monroe County, Florida. At 8:04 a.m., a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a gray Chevrolet Suburban speeding on US1. The driver's reckless behavior forced an urgent traffic stop to prevent a greater danger from unfolding. What was the rush? And what was the driver hiding? 104 the Oh, no. The suspect ignored police requests to stop and sped off at more than 100 mph. That's insane. If that pickup truck had slowed down just a quarter of a second, he would have been split in two. Oh, do you know mobile. A high-speed chase stretched nearly 30 m in just over 20 minutes, blazing across long bridges and congested roads. Tension mounted as officers deployed stop sticks to deflate the tires. Can we edit one tire going? [Music] The pursuit hit its peak as the suburban riding on bare rims at high speed threatened the safety of runners in a half marathon. Please wait. I believe 8018. [Music] [Music] There's a lot of people here. The chase reached a dangerous climax when the Suburban, running on exposed tires, crashed into a construction zone, coming very close to runners participating in the half marathon. Public safety was at serious risk. [Music] the signal for it. Suspect Courtney EPS was arrested and hospitalized for evaluation. After her release, she will face charges in custody. Despite the dangerous pursuit, no injuries occurred, highlighting the professionalism of law enforcement and ensuring public safety. [Music] November 9th, 2024, Tampa, Florida. A chaotic street takeover at University Plaza turned into a highstakes pursuit when a black Dodge Charger driven by 24year-old Michael Nunez fled as officers moved in to disperse the crowd. The chase was on. Bravo the driver side right Michael Nunez led a dangerous high-speed chase, topping 100 mph while driving recklessly on missing tires. He blew through red lights and took sharp turns, endangering the public along Bruce B. Downs Boulevard and East Fletcher Avenue. The vehicle was dragged forward, its bare rim shooting out sparks like fireworks, lighting up the road. But the suspect, clinging to desperation, kept pushing forward, refusing to give up. Looks like they leave a car on fire over at the Wawa. The high-speed chaos came to an end when officers executed pinpoint PIT maneuvers, forcing Nunees to a halt in the Wawwa parking lot. Guns drawn, they swiftly took him and two passengers into custody, showcasing tactical precision and ending the tent's pursuit safely. [Music] After being arrested, Nunez faced his felony fleeing and illegal street racing charges with marijuana and a firearm recovered. Frustrated residents highlight the serious consequences of illegal activities and the urgent need to end such dangerous behavior. Today's highspeed police chases were insane. Which one had your adrenaline pumping the most? Drop your thoughts in the comments and don't blink. The next chase will be even wilder. 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