[Music] Hey adrenaline junkies, welcome to Holloc Police Dash Cam, where criminals drive like they own the road and cops chase them down with prolevel precision. From 130 mph getaways to armed attacks on officers and suspects fleeing until they run out of gas, it's pure chaos. Buckle up, subscribe, and turn on notifications. You won't want to miss a [Music] second. February 22nd, 2025, Interstate 40, Arkansas. A gray Mercedes blocks traffic in the fast lane, driving erratically. When an officer signals a stop, the driver feains compliance, then hits the gas and vanishes into traffic. What is the suspect running from? And how far will this reckless escape go? Clear going back west ahead of us. Civil speeds are about 90 moderate traffic. The Mercedes blazed down I40 at over 130 mph, weaving through traffic and using the shoulder to pass, endangering everyone on the road. After vanishing near Lenokei, officers backed off, but it wasn't over. Trooper Crossland later re-engaged on Highway 70. The suspect wasn't done running. How much further would they push it? Still westbound coming up on. I'm catching up TV. This Going What's going on? Trooper Crossland is an absolute beast. This guy has nerves of steel. Truly a top tier GTA 5 driver who can handle this vehicle like a pro. Heat. Heat. 70. I don't care about take it out. As the chase barrels west on Highway 70, Trooper Crosslin delivers a flawless PIT, slamming the pursuit to a halt. The suspect's vehicle spins out and stalls, boxed in with no escape. Surrounded and out of options, the suspect throws in the towel and surrenders without resistance. [Applause] Copenhaver, the driver who fled a stop on I40, was identified and faces multiple charges in Lenokei County, including fleeing by vehicle, reckless driving, and driving with a revoked license after a background check revealed his Maryland license revocation. Legal proceedings are still pending. With a trusted face tattoo and a criminal record spanning multiple states, yet still free to roam the streets, is our justice system being too lenient on criminals like [Music] this. June 22nd, 2023, Independence County, Arkansas. At 5:13 p.m., a silver Chevy Blazer refused to stop on Highway 122, swerving wildly before accelerating toward Batesville during rush hour. As traffic thickens and officers close in, the stakes skyrocket. Will they intercept the suspect before disaster strikes downtown? The suspect raced toward Batesville, swerving into a ditch to evade spike strips and pushing on recklessly. When an officer attempted a tactical vehicle intervention, the suspect break checked hard, using the Blazer's receiver hitch as a shield. With seconds to react, troopers had to adapt fast. Was this their moment to shut it down? Let me in. Let [Music] me never seen a vehicle this unstable. Let's be real. That car was bound to split in half on its own eventually. [Music] With a clear stretch ahead, the officer locked. onto the hitch and unleashed a textbook TVI. The blazer spiraled out, smashing a mailbox, plowing through a culvert, and shattering a vinyl fence before flipping violently at 535 North Charlotte Road. Moments later, officers closed in, locking down the chaotic scene. Charlotte Fire Department. [Music] It's honestly a miracle he survived that. I mean, his truck was less stable than my ex-wife, but hey, credit where it's due. It still saved his life. After a 15-mi pursuit, Hodm was arrested following a crash. A background check revealed a suspended license and an active misdemeanor warrant. He was transported to White River Medical Center for treatment before booking. Legal consequences are now imminent as authorities move forward with the case. Dallas, Texas, July 25th, 2023. 11 a.m. Behind the wheel of a stolen U-Haul, the suspect reversed into an unmarked police vehicle, deploying airbags and slamming into a fire hydrant. Ignoring commands, he floored it, igniting a high-speed chase. How far will he push his luck before the law shuts him [Music] down? Westbound westbound. Northbound on post. Just turn northbound on post. Taylor tore through city streets, highways, and the Dallas North tollway, smashing into 13 vehicles and leaving chaos in his wake. He weaved madly, dodging police, and slamming into cars without a hint of slowing down. Once off the tollway, the escape turned even more frantic. But how long can you outrun the inevitable? Oh, dang it. Delta 51. We're about to be going under Northwest Highway on their back tires. They get out. Which one? My side. There's still southbound. [Music] [ __ ] dude. [Music] You have se Yeah. Blocking bird. We're coming up to the mocking bird exit. What the [ __ ] is he doing? He said still going southbound on somebody can get me that plate so I can put the registration info on there. [Music] We need to notify the tow of what kind of vehicle. Copy. [Music] We're in the exit waiting for White Cliff. Just took the White Cliff exit. Going to be going westbound at 2500 White Cliff. Come out. [ __ ] up, sir. Don't [ __ ] up. You stupid. [ __ ] Oh my god. Oh my god. has been updated [Music] 67 out. Taylor crashed into multiple vehicles before losing control. His stolen U-Haul slammed into a median, then smashed into a tree near Lemon Avenue. Abandoning the wreckage, he took off on foot, sprinting toward an aircraft hanger as officers closed in behind him. Police stoppire. That officer went from a full sprint to drawing his weapon and landing shots in about 0.5 seconds. Easily one of the most impressive quick draws I've ever seen. Flawless training executed with absolute precision. Call out here. Man, your [ __ ] stomach. Ban your [ __ ] stomach. Put your arms out. Taylor was arrested at the scene and taken to a local hospital for treatment. No officers or civilians were injured in the crash. Police recovered the stolen firearm that Taylor had used. We need some doors of this hanger. Watch out. Let me turn. Watch. He's lucky to have survived the police shooting, but should he spend the rest of his worthless life behind bars? And should every car he rammed be considered attempted murder? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. [Music] Get out of the ground. March 6th, 2024. Niles, Michigan. While stopped at a red light, police noticed a red Kia with a broken brake light. When the police pulled the car over, everything seemed normal until they discovered a warrant for their arrest for fleeing after causing an accident. What happened next turned a peaceful traffic stop into a terrifying battle for control. [Music] No, I appreciate you, man. Thank you. The only reason I'm stopping you just got to break that out. All right. I was I get ready to go to go fishing. Oh, were you? Yeah. Okay, I got you. Anything like that? You open carry? No, I got you got a knife. Where's the knife at? Somewhere back. What kind of knife is it? He did not. As officers moved in to arrest him, the suspect resisted and fought back. The taser was deployed, but he drew a firearm, threatening the officers. The tension escalated rapidly. Oh, they on you. Okay. All right. Go put your hands behind you back for me. Okay. Simple assault. Put your head behind you back. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not. No, no, no. I'll take it all the way there. I'm not going. I don't got one fight. I'm telling you right now. I'm telling you. Stop. I'm not going. Stop for what? Where? Assault. Get out of the ground. My god. The suspect was armed and extremely dangerous. But this situation became even more brutal when he used his martial arts skills on the officer who screamed for help. Watching through the dash cam footage, it became clear how much danger they were truly facing. Help! Help! Get my gun! Help! [Music] Now, let's go back to the situation and see what he does next. The suspect jumped back into the vehicle in Florida, speeding off once again. [Music] [Applause] Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Drop the [ __ ] gun. Drop the [ __ ] gun right now. Drop it. Drop the gun. Police deployed spike strips at a key intersection. He swerved, trying to avoid them, but it was too late. His right tire exploded, sending smoke and debris flying. Still the suspect refused to stop. He was dragging the car on steel rims, sparks flying all over the road as the vehicle swerved uncontrollably. He stopped. Oh no. Damn it. He's using the gun again. But to ensure safety, the police remained calm and patient, handling the situation with [Music] precision. Got it. Fairway clearly. In South Bend, as police deployed stopsticks at the intersection of Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and Marian Street, the suspect rammed a patrol car and fled on foot toward the saint. Joseph River behind a McDonald's. Officers drew their weapons, issued commands, and gave chase. [Music] get that point. Where are they going for? [Music] What are they going for? [Music] A police car chased the suspect who avoided the vehicle and crashed into a tree. He fled into the woods after a coordinated response from SWAT K9 and drones. Ringle was found dead by the riverbank. The female passenger was unharmed and not charged. One officer sustained minor injuries. [Music] Officer Alvina encountered Ashley, a young woman caught in a heated dispute. Several individuals appeared under the influence, possibly on stimulants. Inside the vehicle, officers found opened beer cans, prompting immediate sobriety tests for Kaye and her friends. How will this tense situation unfold? Okay, go ahead and leave me in the back, please. Have you been drinking? That's the question. Cuz everybody smells the alcohol in there. No. I can I can do this since it doesn't. Okay. I would like to check your eyes with your eyes are very red. And you got too much in there. Huh? No. No. The crying is one thing. The alcohol is something else. Okay. I can understand the crying part. Here's my eyes. Okay. So, can I check your eyes real quick? Okay. Just stand right here facing me. Okay. I see alcohol in your eyes. Two more tests. Have you had any medication or any drugs today? No, I only take birth control when they have the last time. Okay, so this is what we're going to do. Get your right hand or your left hand. I don't care which one. Okay, you're going you're going to repeat with me. Four three three two two one two two three three four four Same thing five times. Ready? Four 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 How many times was that? Five. Ashley failed the field sobriety tests, and her refusal to cooperate only made things worse. Officers soon discovered she was underage and in possession of alcohol, turning a bad situation into a full-blown arrest. Young girl, you going to get arrested? Okay, just stay in the car. You understand? Like, I was going to Yes. That's just a ticket. Look, if if you Is she coming or no? No, she's at something. Okay, I'll talk to your mom in a minute. Okay. Well, how's your mom going to drive her car? Sir, so the car situation like how many needs have to come get the car on adult? Okay. Yeah. So my mom can somebody 18. It doesn't matter. Well, we're 18. So my mom can drive it and I can drive her car. Is that cool? No. I'm just I'm sorry. There's no proof of full can. How? No. No. No. No. Come here. Come here. Come here. I'm just Sir, I'm just asking you. Are you okay? You want too much? You're going to get in my car? Yes. Yes. No. Sir, I'm just asking you a question. Sit down in the back. Sir, I'm just asking you a question. Sit down in the back. No. I'm just asking you a question. Get in the car. Can I ask um what prison are you going to be taking her to? Las Cruises. Donana County detention center. Tell your mom that right now so she can get Kaye when she gets there. Please. Ashley. The Los Cusus County Detention Center. Donana County Detention Center. Tell text your mom that right now. Yes. You too. Let me have your phone. Let me have What's up your put in the front seat. What? The officer placed Ashley under arrest while the other passengers called their parents. Remaining calm, the officer clearly explained the reason for the arrest and the next steps, ensuring everyone understood the situation. I just wait. I'll just wait until we're there. I thought you needed the rest. No, I don't know. I need to call my mom. But you did. Didn't you call your mom? No. Ashley began to panic inside the car, screaming, rambling incoherently and at times begging. Her emotions spiraled out of control. And with each passing second, the situation grew worse. Right now, I will do that because I'm leaving work right now. Well, if you're leaving work, you need to come with somebody else because this car, somebody needs to drive your car. But I can leave the car there and then pick up my husband. She lost control to the point of banging her head against the car to hurt herself. the situation became dangerous and the police had no choice but to restrain her with handcuffs to ensure her safety and then you can go pick her up. It's that easy. Okay. I'm I'm just I mean that's not she will have a nervous breakdown. You better have her position there and she is she's fine now. She just gets really she was fine. She just got really bad issues. She is very immature. You look at her. She um I'm just telling you, you may need to have a counselor at the jail because she will lose my family. Okay. She is so scared. Okay. I will keep an eye on her if I need a car now. She's going to help me. She's taking my car. So, I'm going to have to call out an extra charge to get things out. Hey, I want to get myself under Get out. Stop. Put your hand on your back. You're going to hurt yourself. Okay. No, please. I just want to get out of here. Please. You're going to hurt yourself and that's what's going to happen. You're going to hurt yourself. Okay. I'm not. Please. I just want to be out of here. Should have put you on cover the first time. Sit down. If you hit my car, if I hear one bang, I'm going to add extra charges. You'll extra charges. Okay. So, this is what I have. I have a young girl. Actually, she probably looks like you're tiny. She got a medical staff arrived at the scene to assess Ashley's health. EMTs indicated she may be dehydrated or experiencing low blood sugar. Jail staff will continue to monitor her condition. [Music] July 30th, 2023. 7:55 p.m. I75 North near mile marker 279. A wanted green Chevy Tahoe came into the sights of Tampa police. The TPD air unit monitored from above, providing real-time updates. A closely coordinated pursuit immediately ensued. Will the SUV manage to escape? Not on the wheel. The Tahoe blew past police at over 130 mph, exited at 301 and ran the red at State Road 50. Swerving off road to avoid medians, it barreled into oncoming lanes, forcing innocent drivers off the road. This wasn't just reckless. It was a full-blown highstakes flight from justice. [Music] [Music] On a road with only one way out, nearly a dozen patrol cars waited in formation, ready to block the suspect's escape. But in a desperate move, he veered off road, tearing across the grass to slip past the blockade. [Music] The Tahoe, having just entered E75, sped through the red light intersection. The police closed in and executed a powerful pit maneuver, causing the push bar to fly up. But the suspect didn't hesitate, continuing to drive as if nothing had happened. [Music] Approaching 301. [Music] [Music] on the interaction. [Music] Without hesitation, the officer jumped out, tore off the damaged front panel with his bare hands, then leapt back into the patrol car, and rejoined the pursuit. Highway. Running out of gas is real. He slammed the Tahoe into the gas pump at a pilot station in Wildwood where he was surrounded by police. The chase ended with Dcoan Maris Stevens being arrested at gunpoint. Someone could have killed. You don't care, right? That's right. We don't care. Who came up? You on the road? A search uncovered marijuana in both the vehicle and on Stevens's person. He was driving on a suspended license, evading law enforcement at dangerously high speeds and recklessly endangering lives during the chase. Stevens was booked into Sumpter County Jail and is being held without bond. December 10th, 2024, Arkansas. A routine traffic stop turns dangerous when a gray Toyota Avalon flees at 90 mph in a 40 mile zone. Officer Marshall Hill initiates a tense high-speed chase. What compelled the driver to flee? Fant. The chase escalated when the reckless driver sped through the parking lot and back onto State Highway 72, ignoring traffic laws and endangering lives, even while in a school zone. Speeding recklessly, he collided with a pickup near Sugar Creek Road, lost control, and slammed into a wall and livestock enclosure. The vehicle became hopelessly stuck. His wild run was over. Okay. I'm so sorry, officer. I really I just got scared. I got you. I'm so sorry. Will your nail I know I'm doing this. I'm so sorry, baby. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. He kept apologizing and telling her how much he loved her. But that kind of love never brought them happiness. Go. Zachary Dutton was arrested on charges of evading law enforcement and possession of methamphetamine. While Caitlyn Brown, who suffered a broken neck, also faces drugrelated charges down here with me. Hey, what's your name? Kaitlyn. I'm going to try to get you out of there. Okay. Today's action was intense, but the next chase will be even more unpredictable. Higher speeds, bigger crashes, and a pursuit you have to see to believe. Stay tuned. Subscribe now and hit the bell.