Hey, adrenaline junkies. Welcome to Hollik Police Dash Cam, where fugitives floor it and officers turn the streets into high-speed battlegrounds. From a shootout caught on a phone in Los Angeles, to a dad with his four-year-old in a wild chase in Georgia and a one-armed driver tearing through Arkansas. Buckle up. Subscribe now. Let's dive in. [Music] Never ever reach into your waistband during a police stop. That's the costly lesson 35-year-old Mario Sanchez learned on March 14th, 2025 at 10:20 p.m. in Los Angeles. After officers spotted his car swerving along Imperial Highway, a high-risk stop followed. And what happened next spiraled into deadly mistakes. [Music] What you guys? Instead of complying, Sanchez erupted in profanity, stepped out of the vehicle, and squared off with officers. In a split second, he reached into his waistband, pulled a dark object, and pointed it directly at them, forcing a life ordeath decision in the blink of an eye. Hey. Hey. Believing Sanchez to be an immediate threat, all four officers drew their guns and fired relentlessly. Fortunately for him, the female officer in the passenger seat fired without aiming. instead closing her eyes. However, the other three officers showed no hesitation, ensuring he felt the heat of the asphalt. The incident where Sanchez pointed a cell phone at the police may have made him believe he could win a lawsuit, but stepping out of the car and acting as if he had a weapon was not the way to survive a serious traffic stop. Stay tuned for the next case to understand just how crucial split-second decisions are for officers. [Music] How can officers not be on high alert when every single traffic stop carries the risk of something like this happening? And when you face off with someone known as the most dangerous person on the planet, mere vigilance may not be enough. This officer is renowned for being exceptional. He's truly one of a kind. Damn, that perp was intent on killing that cop. He straight up chased the officer down like a hunter after prey. He wasn't just trying to get away. He was out to murder. Working alone is extremely dangerous. Every officer needs backup. Even if it's a female officer who isn't familiar with firearms, situations like this can unfold during any encounter [Music] anywhere. July 10th, 2021, Georgia. A repeat offender with a suspended license led troopers on a high-speed pursuit, cutting through the median and turning off his headlights. In pitch black darkness, he hit 140 mph on Interstate 85. How long can someone outrun Justice at that speed? Most recent location is 45. We just pass County. The suspect with a passenger and a 4-year-old child on board, dodged spike strips at mile marker 45, and break checked troopers while swerving wildly. After spinning off road near exit 34, he regained control. You turned across a median and intentionally rammed a patrol car. A reckless act that escalated the chase to a whole new level. All right, we got clear. Uh, never mind. We're driving back out of it. We're driving out now. 34. All right. Back up to the bank. We're back up to 34 now. 34. Going up on 18 now. He's making a right right on state 18. Clear. Turning right on. You turn up through the medium. We're coming back toward the interstate. Clear. You turn the med. All right, we're getting back on. Stellar Dad. He does all these crazy things with his four-year-old in the car. How is he setting an example for his child? All right, I'm going to be just 1050. Uh, he's still north or southbound. Rear end. I'm still in it though. 1050 rear end still inside. [Music] All right. Uh, I just touched him again. [Music] loose. After recovering from the impact, troopers re-engaged. A second pit spun the suspect onto the shoulder, but he wasn't done yet. As he tried to re-enter the highway, a trooper blocked his path and rammed him into a tree. Cornered, he fled on foot, only to be chased down and tackled in the woods. The word wild definitely fits here. This guy set a record for most pits denied. Admitted to ramming the squad, driving under the influence, smoking weed during the chase, and probably a few other things we didn't catch. Honestly, he's earned a special spot on the wall. Sheriff's office. November 25th, 2020. Rockdale County, Georgia. A stolen car, a wanted arson suspect. A sharpeyed sergeant. What started as a routine patrol exploded into a high-speed chase. The kind of situation you'll never see again. Here we go. Uh, black 26 [Applause] [Music] clear 097 Yankee Yankees out of Kentucky. [Music] Practice safe to do so. He sped through every road at high speed and the chase intensified as traffic became more congested, making it increasingly difficult for the police to intervene safely. Enter the CVL. Heat. Heat. 95 11. We're clear. 95. basically well. Hey Let's take care of the condition. He deliberately drove into oncoming traffic, hoping the danger would force officers to back off. But he was wrong. These troopers don't give up. With pinpoint accuracy, a single pit maneuver flipped the suspect's car onto its roof, four wheels up, motionless, the vehicle was totaled. With no other options, the suspect was forced to rely on his own two hands to continue. Oh [ __ ] 25 condition. We're rolled over E41 into. We're in front of Simmons Manufacturing Company. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands now. Get out. Get out. I'm trying to get out. Get out now. You said get out. Trying to get out. You do anything else, I will shoot you. The officer ordered him to raise both hands. Humorously, he only had one hand. Can I get out? Still, with his strong legs, he kept running, forcing the police to use force to subdue him. on foot. Get on the ground, Travis. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get up again. Get up again. A police officer rushes to arrest a suspect, but is confused when he realizes the suspect only has one arm. This is the first time he has encountered such a situation. He ends up having to improvise and handcuff the suspect along with his belt. The tension builds, but it ends up being a surprisingly funny moment for viewers. Get him back. Get him. Got [ __ ] Yeah. Travis Hand was sentenced to 5 years. 2 years in prison, 3 years probation with an additional 5 years of probation for the car theft. He was ordered to pay $420 in restitution. A tense chase ended with some surprisingly funny moments. What's next? Stay tuned. 12th, 2025. Pineluff, Arkansas. What started as a simple traffic stop exploded into a high-speed chase through city streets. The suspect hit the gas, forcing officers into a fastmoving, high-risk pursuit filled with danger and drama. West second. Police intercepted the suspect and executed a PIT maneuver, spinning the vehicle sideways. But the suspect quickly regained control and kept fleeing. With two tires blown out, the car wobbled dangerously, making the pursuit even more intense and unpredictable. Left round secondary. We got the call. After multiple failed attempts, this perfect PIT made him taste true defeat. His vehicle slammed into a tree, then plowed into several parked cars. Realizing it was over, the suspect surrendered on the spot. 106. The chase ended, but the consequences remain. He destroyed an innocent vehicle. The question is, could the police have performed the PT maneuver at a more appropriate time? What is your problem? Huh? Wow. Major malfunction. Hands behind your back. That was pretty stupid. Then what the police found inside the car revealed a more serious threat, a gun and drugs. It all became clear that was why he had run away in the first place. [Music] What's your name? October 27th, 2024. 2:51 a.m. Albuquerque, New Mexico. A 911 call reports an accident on I25. But chaos escalates when officers discover the driver has hit a firefighter responding to another accident. What happens next will surprise you. coming from the driver admitted to police that she had struck a firefighter who was responding to another accident at the scene. She appeared deeply shaken and expressed fear and regret over what had happened. He was walking across. I'm so sorry. It looks like our He's already transported a fireman. We'll be 106 or our first call looks like he already got transported. What's your name? I can't believe I hit somebody. What's your name? Rebecca. My date of birth is Rebecca. Can you please sit right here? Okay. Okay. Oh my god. Too late. Too late. I don't want to sit down. I'm so Yes, I'm okay. I'm just worried about checked out. No. Do you want Do you want to be checked out at all? No. I I mean I don't I don't know. Oh, I was just there was this the signs there. So, I took the exit and he was walking. Listen, though. Do you need to be checked out? No. No. Okay. Are you good? Okay. Just have a seat. He was walking with the bag. I'm going to talk to you. Okay. Just have a seat. I'm just going I'm sorry. It's been nice. I know. I went out with my sister. We were leaving the library. She was drunk. I'm driving. I'm not I'm not I I was trying to get her to go. Okay. Um she recognized somebody so she threw a drink. She still didn't know what consequences she would have to face. Right now she only cared about whether he was okay. I was talking. She was really worried about him, hoping that he would be okay. Slowing down. I was coming off the exit. He was walking across with the bag and I saw my brakes. I'm like, "Oh my god. Oh my god." And I just The impact happened. I'm so sorry. Okay. And then this is where we're at now. Oh, this is where we're at now. Okay. Was it anyone else in the car? No, it's just me. It was me and my sister, but her boyfriend picked her up and they're on their way home. They probably already passed by, but Oh my god. So, you were trying to San Antonio? No, no, no. I live on San Antonio, but I was trying to exit here. Why were you exiting at Comanche? Because I take the frontage road. I don't like traffic. I work at I don't I cannot do the traffic, so I go around it. But I'm so I'm just in shock right now. I never hit somebody. No contact. Okay. Just follow the tip of my finger moving your eyes open. Okay. Do you understand what I want to do? Do you have any questions? No. Okay. You see the tip of my finger? Try not to move your heads. I'm sorry. It's just cold. She admitted to drinking. When officers requested a breath test and field sobriety tests, she willingly agreed. But unfortunately, she couldn't pass them. Yes, sir. Just participating. Okay. Yes, sir. We're going to worry about that in a minute. Okay. [Music] Okay. This one's going to go up, right? Rebecca, you said you're cold tonight. Okay. I have a jacket in my vehicle. Turn around. I'm so sorry. Okay. Face me. Do you have any injuries to your feet or No, man. Do you have any problems walking through any balancing? No. I feel glass in my pock. Yeah. Okay. Cuz I'm I'm going to have you zip that jacket up. Okay. Okay. Do you understand what I want you to do? Yes, sir. You have any questions? No. Go back to the starting position. Your next step is step one. Begin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 right continue. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Face me. 2004 1005 1006 1007 100 2009 2010 2011 2012 13 14 15 16 17 Remember I don't want to face away from you. I'm sorry. Rebecca, what's in your mouth? Nothing. I have braces. Just your teeth and your tongue. Yes, sir. Verbal. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. How are you? You just upset. Rebecca was arrested and charged with DUI and causing serious physical injury. Despite the consequences of her actions, she was praised for her respectful behavior and genuine concern for others throughout the incident. [Music] June 15th, 2023, Prairie County, Arkansas. A high-speed pursuit breaks out as a Dodge Challenger heads toward Hazen. Hazen Police Chief B. Taylor personally joins the pursuit, leading efforts to stop the suspect in a daring display of hands-on leadership. Will that be enough to bring the getaway driver to justice? [Music] [Music] Take a little speed. [Music] Speed. [Music] Speed back on the interstate. Back [Music] on the road. [Music] 33. The suspect drove recklessly through multiple roads, weaving through dense traffic and ignoring all police commands, turning the high-speed chase into a tense, dangerous pursuit with every passing second. [Music] Good job. What was [Music] your Discussion. [Music] [Music] [Music] Good girl. [Music] I get what you're saying. [Music] That's insane. The suspect sped through the traffic jam, swerved into the emergency lane, and crashed into traffic signs, sending them flying. His reckless actions created a serious threat to public safety. [Music] Back door. [Music] [Music] Ah, YouTube. [Music] Heat. Heat. Tension peaked as Chief Taylor executed a flawless pit, spinning the Dodge Challenger into the grassy median. His precision and calm under pressure brought the chase to a safe end. An outstanding display of leadership in a highstakes moment. and I ran over. All right, I'm restart. Chief Taylor's decisive action led to the swift arrest of the suspect, ensuring they were safely transported to jail. His direct involvement highlights the importance of leadership, public safety, and sets a clear example for his police department. You need You might want to Yeah, let me stop and restart. You might want to move yours out of the grass. [Music] Today's high-speed police chases were next level. Which one had you gripping your seat, and what made it unforgettable? Drop a comment. The next chase will be even more intense. Subscribe now and hit the bell so you never miss the action.