Go. >> Where chaos meets the cruiser. Welcome to the real front line. In California, officers rush in as a suspect brutally stabs his own mother. In San Diego, police struggle to subdue a sexual assault suspect, resisting arrest. And in Florida, wild PA maneuvers hammer down a car thief desperate to escape. This high-speed police chase is brutal, chaotic, and justice at full throttle. [Music] Back up. Back up. >> August 13th, 2021, Bakersfield, California. Police were dispatched to Stevens Drive after reports of a man and woman arguing inside an apartment. Moments later, more 911 calls poured in about a man screaming, possibly under drugs or alcohol. >> 15 out of five. One at gunpoint. Go cover. Put the gun down, ma'am. I'm going to shoot you. >> Gun down. >> Put the gun down or I will shoot you. >> 15 code covering with a knife. Put >> Put the gun down right now. >> A fake police officer. >> I am not a fake police officer. Drop. >> Drop the knife. [ __ ] the >> mislead. Sheriff's department. >> Excuse me. >> Sheriff's department. >> Can you open the door, please? >> I know. >> I got you. >> Miss Lee, can you hear me? Is this dark? Show me your hands. Where you at? Where you at? [Applause] >> When negotiations failed, police forced the door open and were shocked by the sight. Inside, the son stood with a knife pressed to his own mother's throat. [Applause] Three officers opened fire, killing the suspect. His mother, stabbed multiple times, was rushed to the hospital to raise a child, face his attempt to kill you, and then witness his death. An unthinkable nightmare. July 7th, 2022, San Diego, police responded to a 911 call reporting a sexual assault. When officers arrived, they found a man armed with a long stick moving toward a woman. And the threat was immediate. >> That's okay. He's about to get tased. He has to drop the cane. That's the call we got. So, drop it and tell us your side of the story or you're going to be an arrest. >> I'm not dropping. >> Drop the cane. >> There you go. Turn around. >> You understand that? Yes, you are. >> Hey. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. >> I'm not being I'm not being >> Don't do it. Now you're under arrest. >> Don't do it. >> Oh, he's got a knife. >> As officers closed in, the suspect pulled out a knife in open defiance. The challenge was clear and the officers answered it with crackling taser shots. You got it off. Stop. Stop reaching. Stop reaching. Stop. The suspect fled, pulling out a phone that was mistaken for a gun. An officer opened fire, but luckily for him, the bullets missed. Let's go. >> Maurice Dwight Little John, 43, was arrested with minor injuries, treated, and booked into San Diego's central jail. He faces charges of assault, two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, and resisting arrest with force. [Music] On April 28th, 2025, a Sandy Springs officer spotted a Jeep Wagon ear flying at 99 mph in a 65 zone, recklessly weaving through traffic. When signaled to stop, the driver, Deario Grooms, hit the gas and fled, triggering a dangerous high-speed pursuit. [Music] Tango 76 approaching north bridge 85 mph speed 85 split up in the air much reckless driving the suspect's car blasted through Northridge at over 90 mph, weaving between lanes and overtaking civilian vehicles in motion. Turning right, turn right on that eastbound. Speed 95 still eastbound. Um got anybody else this lane coming traffic speeds right now 50 50 point [Music] >> the suspect sped down old Alabama road at 95 mph dangerously weaving between vehicles. An officer attempted a PIT maneuver but failed. The suspect continued fleeing turning left onto Evans then right onto Scott and made another left turn onto the same road. All right, we're north Evans. That's your last Mont Evans. No traffic. No traffic. Setting up for another pit. Turn right on Scott. Right on Scott. Turn left on Scott. Contact left on Scott. That is left on Scott. Westbound. Left on Scott. All right, we're back at Hulcom Bridge going right. Let's back westbound Hulcom Bridgeit. >> At the turn onto Hulcom Bridge, officers executed a second pit maneuver, forcing the vehicle to a sudden stop. They closed in fast, weapons drawn, and ordered the suspect to surrender. After a brief verbal exchange, the suspect complied and was taken into custody, bringing the chase to a close. >> Step out of the car. >> Do not move. You hear me, >> sir? I'm not moving. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not moving. >> Grooms was taken into custody at the scene and now faces a series of charges, including speeding, reckless driving, driving with a suspended license, and other related offenses. On the ground. >> On the ground. On the ground. >> I got it. April 21st, 2021. Houston, Texas. A silver Honda tore down Highway 290 with Houston police in pursuit. What began as a reckless chase quickly pushed the limits of danger, and just how far the suspect was willing to go soon became clear. Look at the wheels and rear bumper of the Honda, damaged and torn. It's clear officers had already deployed stopsticks and a pit maneuver to finally bring the suspect's reckless run to a halt. With the tires shredded, the suspect's vehicle crawled along the roadway. Struggling for every inch. [Music] [Music] [Music] Heat. [Music] [Music] Heat. Both female suspects surrendered and were taken into custody just before the Honda erupted in flames. A few seconds later, and they could have faced consequences far more devastating than they ever imagined. >> Signal 10. >> September 11th, 2024. Miami Dade, Florida. What began as a call about a stolen white van turned into a full throttle pursuit. The driver hit the gas, weaving recklessly through traffic as Florida Highway Patrol troopers surged ahead to take control of the chase. [Music] >> It's a white work van. White work van. All right. South River Drive. >> South River Drive. 26. >> All right, I'll take regular traffic. North River Drive passes. [Music] >> Seeing the danger as the suspect nearly caused multiple crashes, the officer launched a pit attempt, but it failed. All the fury of law enforcement was unleashed in the second pit, slamming the van into total loss. loss of control. It skidded out and came to a stop on the center median. >> The vehicle's continuing. [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> All three suspects were arrested on scene. Driver Nosin U. Ruiz faces charges of felony fleeing with injury, vehicle theft, harming a police K9, resisting and assaulting an officer. >> June 4, 2025, Damascus, Arkansas. A caller reported their stolen black Dodge Ram heading south on Highway 65. Minutes later, troopers lit up their sirens at Magnolia Drive. And while every car cleared the way, the suspect's truck refused to stop. >> I'm behind you. >> Ignoring every police warning, the suspect hit the gas hard, speeding far beyond the limit while fleeing through a crowded residential area. [Applause] [Music] TBI TV. >> The officer surged forward, closing in before unleashing a powerful pit. The Dodge Ram lost control instantly, skidding hard off course and sliding across the grassy shoulder. [Applause] Suspect Webb was transported to Faulner County Unit 2 and charged with receiving stolen property valued $5,000 to $25,000 or involving a weapon, felony fleeing by vehicle, speeding, and driving without a valid license. [Music] February 23rd, 2023, Crawford County, Arkansas. A trooper spotted an orange Range Rover wearing plates registered to a Ford EOS Sport. The lights came on and in an instant, the driver punched the gas, tearing north on US 271 and igniting a high-speed chase. [Music] coming back land towards [Music] the suspect drove recklessly, blowing through red lights, topping 100 mph and passing on double yellow zones. Oncoming cars swerved desperately to avoid disaster. Roger. [Music] The chaos escalated as the Range Rover pushed past 130 mph. Its raw speed turning the highway into a powder keg. Every second teetering closer to catastrophic impact. [Music] [Music] [Music] He's on the shoulder. We're down. >> Arkansas officers set up a roadblock, deploying spike strips with precision. The tactic worked. The suspect's tires shredded instantly. With the tires destroyed, the car was finished, but the suspect wasn't. He scrambled over the patrol car's hood and fled on foot, only to be dropped moments later by a taser. Travis Bailey was booked into Crawford County Detention Center facing felony charges of reckless driving, felony fleeing by vehicle, and resisting arrest along with additional outstanding municipal court warrants. April 1st, 2021, Troop County, Georgia. A silver Honda Accord shot past a trooper's position on Georgia 219, chased by county deputies. The suspect weaved recklessly through traffic, veering onto side roads before bursting back onto Georgia 1. With state patrol now leading the pursuit. [Music] >> The suspect in the Honda floored the gas, blasting northbound on Georgia 1 at speeds over 130 mph, turning the highway into a reckless stretch of danger. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] strike. [Music] Guys, we wait. The vehicle came to a sudden stop at the end of wear road. The suspect bolted, racing out, plunging into a creek and disappearing into the thick woods beyond. Deontreal Shaman Dowel was captured minutes later drenched and exhausted. He was found to have a suspended driver's license for failing to appear in court and outstanding child support obligations. 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 OZ 85 northbound, triggering a pursuit. >> 75 Atlanta 385 northbound Buford Highway. It's going to be a Can-Am Spider28. He's taking off on me. 1080 northbound. 85 northbound passing highway coming up on 400. Still 85 northbound. [Music] Aviation, you're able to get overhead. [Music] Uh, standby. Taking 400. Taking 400 north. 400 northbound. >> 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. over [Music] [Music] 400. [Music] exiting 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. >> Back northbound. Back northbound. Back northbound. out here. 400,000 400,000 [Music] Linux exit going to go right on Lennux. Right on Linux. 1050 over the curve. 1050 over the curb. Still going. Still going. Cross back 400 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. signal. >> On March 22nd, 2024, while patrolling I75 near mile marker 316, officers observed a vehicle driving dangerously, rapidly changing lanes at high speed. When police activated their emergency lights and sirens, the vehicle initially appeared to slow down, but then suddenly accelerated and fled the attempted stop. And I also need a special vehicle. call. We receive multiple calls and single call781. [Music] vehicle on their shoulder 110 mph right there. All right, I'm going to try to get myself up there to 309. We'll take the 309. We'll take the 309 unit behind the gear. Everybody stay off the radio. 1033 traffic 314 314. The vehicle made a U-turn near mile marker 318 and drove straight into oncoming traffic, nearly triggering a serious collision. Traveling southbound on I75, it reached 110 mph in a 70 mph zone, passed vehicles using the shoulder, and weaved recklessly across multiple lanes. the vehicle. >> The vehicle turned onto County Road 48 in Bushnell and drove the wrong way, nearly causing head-on collisions with oncoming traffic. Seizing the right moment, officers executed a pit maneuver, striking the rear right side of the suspect's car. The vehicle was forced off the road and flipped onto its roof. Get out of the car. >> Police pulled the suspect from the overturned car and identified him as James R. Parage. He appeared paranoid, blank eyes, confused speech, and unstable behavior. Medics arrived and took him to the hospital. There, officers read his Miranda rights. Parage refused to answer without a lawyer present. After being medically cleared, the suspect was booked into Sumpter County Jail. He faces charges of high-speed fleeing, obstructing law enforcement without violence, and DUI involving alcohol or drugs. On March 30th, 2024, a reported fight between a man and a woman quickly turned into a tense encounter involving several underage individuals and alcohol. What started as a domestic disturbance soon escalated into a volatile situation, requiring immediate police action. >> All right. How old's everybody in the car? >> I'm 19. >> I'm 19. >> 19. >> All 19. Can you step out me for a second, man? I'm coming to the front of the car. >> Is that a vehicle in park? >> Yes. >> Okay, cool. >> Return. >> Stand by. Right over here, man. >> Copy. So, there was no fight. That's a call we got. There was a fight between a male and a female. >> Huh? >> A few shots. How long ago was your last shot? >> Um, probably like 45 minutes. >> So, the no fight whatsoever. >> No. start working from there. >> You know how it's going to go. Walk >> in the front of my car over here attorney's moving. >> Okay, that's not how that works. I need your last step. >> 222. I need you to step out of the car and identify yourself, please. >> My name is Kaitlin. >> Nope. You need to step out of the car, Kaitlin. >> Tell him what? >> He's making me step out of the car. >> Kaitlin, step out of the car. >> Nope. >> Okay, Kaitlin, I'm going to warn you if you don't step out of the car out of the car. You need to step out of the car when my lawyer gets that. >> After getting a call about a fight, officers approached a vehicle where the people inside who claimed to be friends denied any altercation and tried to downplay the situation. But officers quickly noticed alcohol in the car. Everyone was just 19 except for one person. That made underage drinking a serious issue. >> You smell like alcohol. >> My lawyer gets here. >> Okay, I don't care. You smell like alcohol. There's opening containers in the car. How much you had to drink tonight? >> I haven't had anything. Okay, I'm going to take a look at your eyes real quick and take a look at this pen right here. Can you clearly see that in front of your face? >> No, you cannot do that until my lawyer gets here. >> Okay, source card. You're underresting me. Daddy [ __ ] [ __ ] >> stop. You are making this so much worse. You should not be there. Nope. Do not pull your hands away. >> You are under arrest. Stop pulling away. [Music] >> Calm down. >> K. Relax. Oh my god. >> No, I'm not. I don't want to wait till I [ __ ] sit here. >> Okay. [Music] >> What is it? If you're on the age, it's like point [ __ ] what? 0 something. When Caitlyn, one of the three 19-year-old girls, was asked to step out of the vehicle, she immediately became argumentative and uncooperative. Despite clear directions from the officers, she insisted on waiting for her lawyer and actively resisted complying. Her refusal to cooperate directly led to her arrest for underage drinking and obstructing a law enforcement officer. to the [ __ ] >> to the [ __ ] left when I said >> you can put her in my car. >> Is >> I know I can't have my phone. >> The answer is yes. Put yourself in the car. >> I don't understand why I'm under arrest. >> Cuz you're underage and you've been drinking. You can't be drinking underage. Just like she can't have a beer just like your friend can't drink underage. This is where we're at. Can you please put your purse? >> After Caitlyn was secured, officers turned to the two remaining 19-year-old girls. Breath tests confirmed alcohol and both admitted to drinking. Officers explained the legal grounds, underage drinking laws, and the presence of open containers. Both were arrested for being underage. One of them expressed concern for her younger sister waiting at home. A brief human moment in a strict legal process. >> Before you went to the jail, anything cut poke, stick, needles, drugs, anything like that in your possession? Okay. Walk this way between the cars. >> In the end, officers made the arrests and urged the girls to learn from this ordeal. From denial to detention, this case serves as a powerful reminder. Underage drinking carries real legal consequences, and ignoring police commands only makes it worse. >> Cuz when I walked over, you guys are all underage with alcohol in the park. >> From California officers racing to stop the suspect who stabbed his own mother to San Diego police struggling to restrain a sexual assault suspect and Florida troopers unleashing wild pity maneuvers on a car thief. These moments reveal how unpredictable, chaotic, and dangerous the streets can become. Every call starts with uncertainty, but every dash cam ends with clarity. The crimes may differ.