Hey, welcome adrenaline fans. A Can-Am spider thief blazes through Atlanta, outmaneuvering GSP in a high octane pursuit. In Florida, a man proudly declares, "I love car theft." Then steals a deputy's cruiser in broad daylight. And in Wisconsin, a Glendale police chase barrels into Milwaukee, ending in a cloud of dust and sirens. These high-speed police chases are pure chaos. [Music] At approximately 5:43 p.m. on October 26th, 2024, deputies from the Marian County Sheriff's Office responded to a suspicious incident on Southeast 59th Street. At the scene, they found 41-year-old James Brady lying alone in an open field. Oh, yes. When you step back, where are we off to? No, I just Hey. Hey. As officers let their guard down while trying to assist, the man made an unthinkable move. Brady suddenly bolted toward a nearby patrol car and drove off with it. Officers were forced into an urgent effort to recover their own vehicle. Behind OB, we're westbound street. Westbound Street on that car. Get on that car. 65 out behind you on the driveway. Police quickly moved in and pursued Brady through city streets near Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. A well-executed PIT maneuver spun his vehicle around, bringing it to a stop facing a patrol car. Officers immediately surrounded the scene and took the suspect into custody. A search confirmed a rifle was inside the stolen patrol vehicle. Brady was taken to Marian County Jail facing serious charges including vehicle theft, unlawful firearm possession, and marijuana possession. At around 6:19 p.m. on August 21st, 2022, a trooper spotted a black Can-Am spider heading north on I 85 with no license plate. The officer activated emergency lights and siren to stop the vehicle. At first, the driver appeared to pull over, but suddenly accelerated through the Gore and re-entered Oza 85 northbound, triggering a pursuit. 758 northbound Buford Highway. It's going to be a Can-Am Spider 28. He's taking off, homie. 1080 northbound. 85 northbound Highway coming up on 400. Still 85 northbound. [Music] aviation. Uh, taking 400. Taking 400. 400. The suspect continued fleeing recklessly on Interstate 85 and northbound State Route 400, running red lights and dangerously weaving through traffic. Near Lennox Road, officers executed a channelization maneuver. He slowed down, turned left, then accelerated driving the wrong way on Lennox before merging back onto southbound SR400. On Sydney Marcus Boulevard, he continued driving in the wrong lane. [Music] left over. [Music] Exit looks like we're going to go right. Going left. Going left. He's on the wrong side of the road. Wrong side of the road. I'm on the correct side. Background. Back northbound. Back northbound. on the road. Now, Exactly. He's going to go right on. Right on. 1050 over the curve. 1050 over the curve. Still going. Still going. Cross back northbound. Return to northbound State Route 400. When the driver turned back onto Lennox Road, officers executed a second channelization maneuver successfully, ending the pursuit. The suspect now faces a long list of charges, including felony fleeing, reckless driving, driving on a suspended license, wrongway driving, multiple traffic signal violations, and other offenses. [Music] On May 18th, 2022, officers observed a vehicle speeding and driving dangerously. The driver ignored police commands, ran red lights, and refused to stop, forcing officers to initiate a pursuit. [Music] [Music] There's pretty much The vehicle kept swerving across lanes, weaving through civilian traffic and nearly crashing into a truck in the inner lane. Moments later, the suspect floored the accelerator in an attempt to lose the pursuing patrol car. Heat. Heat. 86. The vehicle continued fleeing at high speed. Near the Jacksonville exit, the driver lost control, crashed into a road sign, and the car rolled multiple times. The violent crash left the vehicle badly damaged, and one passenger was ejected onto the grassy roadside. Roll over. Officers rushed to the devastating crash scene. Among the twisted wreckage and debris, the driver was found unconscious. The passenger, visibly shaken, admitted they hadn't been wearing a seat belt. Man, is he in there? No, he's not. Stop. Just hit him. Law enforcement swiftly secured the crash site and provided assistance to the injured passenger. At 11 p.m. on Thursday, January 20th, 2022, officers attempted to stop a vehicle driving without headlights and no license plate. As they approached, the driver suddenly accelerated and fled in, forcing police to initiate a pursuit. [Music] The SUV tore through the streets at over 90 mph, driving recklessly on multiple roads. It passed cars illegally in no passing zones and even sped dangerously through a gas station parking lot before heading back southbound on Highway 4. Near Kaiser Road, the suspect's vehicle recklessly swerved into oncoming traffic, weaving through several cars. Moments later, it hit a spike strip deployed by another officer, causing the tires to deflate. 38 takeover at Captain Pulb. Speeds are reduced now to 50 mph. Uh sticks for pass. We'll see here. miles an hour tire. No traffic. No traffic. We're not back. I believe it's going to be 44 going to north. American. Despite the deflated tires, the suspect kept driving until the vehicle lost control, veered off the road, and crashed into the yard of a residence. The occupants immediately bailed out and tried to flee on foot. quickly moved in to secure the scene. The driver, identified as Amir Cotner, was located and taken into custody. The passenger was also apprehended shortly afterward. You're good, man. Go ahead. Hey, get him. Get him. Hey. On May 27th, 2023 in Florida, officers waited outside a shopping center for a group of shoplifterss to return to their vehicle. A loss prevention officer had seen them stash stolen goods in their car, then go back inside for more. When police set up a perimeter, they caught the suspect's red-handed loading piles of stolen Nike shoes into luxury SUVs. He has nothing to do with this, right? We're still missing one. Yeah, I'm pretty sure 54. We're just 102 with the two females. We're looking for the male portion of that. We do that's a vehicle for the male. We just need stage to get in that car. The tattoo on the arm guy. Okay. Hey ladies, what you doing? I'm getting camera right now. You got an ID on you? No. No. What's your first name? Wait, what is their ID? No, they're lying. Oh, lying. They're lying. I thought you said they were lying. Okay, they're lying. Although some suspects were already in custody, the mission wasn't over. One individual remained at large, prompting officers to launch a swift and focused search in the surrounding area. Within a short time, all four theft suspects were successfully taken into custody. Back copy. My name date of birth stop sprint. Well yeah I start like a control call. He's like oh no his car is parked right next to his wife was walking up walk. I can't find you on here and please give me your name. You're going to go in and find it. If it doesn't come up and I can't verify your identity and I can't verify your identity and they said then we don't have no record. No, that means you don't have the driver's license at all. If I don't positively identify you, right? That means that I'm going to go through John and that's going to make it allow or Janeo and then it's going to make it really hard for you to get out of there. breaking off. So you see the window there's nothing inside the car. The same way you go the same way. Yeah, cuz he saw he said the driver gate approach and then he tried to like Thank you. Your first name is spelled J E S S I C A. No, J E S S T C A J E S S I C A. Yeah. J E S S I C A. Okay. What is your social? I don't know why you're speaking. Help me pull you up. Have a hard time, right? So, if I can pull you up, J makes it easier for you. So, if that's what you want, that's fine. You can do it that way, but I'm trying to make this a little bit easier on you. After taking all suspects into custody, officers searched the vehicle and quickly uncovered a large amount of stolen merchandise. Clear evidence of an organized retail theft operation. The scale and type of goods confirmed this was no petty theft. The women were part of a professional theft ring and had stolen over $2,000 worth of items from a Nike store. Organized and they usually have the bags They usually mean the car full of stuff back. All four suspects were arrested and taken into custody. They now face potential charges tied to organized retail theft. This successful operation dismantled a criminal network that targeted businesses and inflicted serious financial damage on retailers. You don't have a social, right? You have a cell phone? No. No. Okay. While detained in the patrol car, one suspect pulled out a hidden phone from her clothing, raising immediate concerns about whether officers had conducted a thorough search. What did she intend to do with the phone? The moment sparked serious questions about potential evidence being concealed or tampered with. [Music] On September 20th, 2023, a patrol officer spotted a white Dodge driving at extreme speed and racing another vehicle on the highway, reaching up to 153 mph. The officer immediately initiated a pursuit to stop the vehicle. [Music] The officer continuously updated the speed as the suspect kept fleeing, swerving across multiple lanes and accelerating aggressively in an attempt to evade the patrol car. Eventually, the vehicle turned on to the northbound side of Highway 430. basketball. As the pursuit reached the northbound section of TV 434, police decided it needed to be ended immediately. A precise pit caused the vehicle to spin out and veer onto the shoulder with significant damage to the front end. Officers quickly closed in, drew their firearms, and ordered the occupants to surrender. [Music] Yeah, we're on 4341 northbound. [Music] [Music] The occupants of the vehicle were subdued and taken into custody with one identified as Dmitri being arrested. Officers quickly checked for injuries, requested an ambulance for the passenger, and then proceeded with questioning and information gathering. Come here. Come here. Put your hands on the car right now. Put your hands on the car. The suspect and the passengers may face charges of reckless driving, fleeing from police, and multiple traffic violations. A Can spider proof blazes through Atlanta, vanishing in a blur before GSP can catch up. In Florida, a man proudly declares, "I love car theft." Then hijacks a deputy scooter like a tit. Glendale police thunder into Milwaukee. Their chase ending in dust, sirens, and slam brakes. Meanwhile, chaos erupts in Isisle 5 as shoplifterss dump piles of stolen Nikes into luxury SUVs. Wild moves, loud consequences. You can run fast, you can grab big, but justice always catches bigger.