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Welcome, Adrenaline fans. Tonight's chaos kicks off as Ohio troopers deploy spike strips to stop a fleeing Ford Focus while Arkansas and Florida troopers team up to chase down an armed robbery suspect across three counties. And don't blink inside a stolen $100,000 Mercedes. A federal pursuit unfolds tied to robbery, carjacking, and petty theft. These aren't just traffic stops, they're full throttle police chases. [Music] [Music] At approximately 3:56 p.m. on May 19th, 2025, the Alexander Police Department requested assistance after the driver of a suspicious vehicle failed to stop for a traffic violation and fled eastbound on the South Service Road from Bryant Parkway. Officers staged near the I126 on-ramp. As the vehicle entered lane two, emergency lights and sirens were activated, initiating the pursuit. JVID. As the pursuit entered Interstate 30, officers quickly located the fleeing vehicle and performed a tactical vehicle intervention TVI, causing the car to spin out, lose control, and stop in the middle of the highway with front-end damage. Put your hands up. Police quickly surrounded the vehicle and took the driver into custody. The Alexander Police Department took over the investigation, called in their own tow truck, and all Arkansas State Police units cleared the scene. The driver, identified as Ratliff, was arrested and transported to the Saline County Detention Center. The driver now faces a host of charges. Fleeing and evading police, speeding, reckless driving, driving in the wrong lane, running a stop sign, improper left side passing, driving without a license, and other related offenses. On September 11th, 2024, around 300 p.m., the Ohio State Highway Patrol spotted an older twodoor Honda turning onto State Route 4 from Route 347. The vehicle had no license plate and a cracked front windshield. A traffic stop was initiated, but as the trooper approached, the driver suddenly hit the gas and sped northbound on Route 4, triggering a high-speed pursuit. Can you get the RP? [Music] The vehicle kept fleeing, reaching speeds over 90 mph. The driver recklessly passed cars in no passing zones, nearly hitting another motorist on Kenny Pike and weaved through a gas station parking lot before heading back south on State Route 4. Heat. Heat. 637 final 43 Still trafficb way. station. See if you can get right on the side. Stretch him across. All right. What's your location traffic? Near Kaiser Road, the driver recklessly crossed into oncoming traffic and passed a long line of vehicles before striking spike strips deployed by another officer. The vehicle lost control and drifted out of its lane. Despite having flat tires, the suspect kept driving into the yard of a residence until the car finally stopped. Both occupants exited the vehicle and fled on foot. The passenger was taken into custody that evening. The driver, identified as air Cotner, was arrested the following day. He was later charged and plead guilty to fleeing and eluding. Cotner was sentenced to 2 years in prison and had his driver's license suspended for 3 years. similar. [Music] On June 11th, 2025, near IEO by Grant 56, Arkansas State Police began chasing 31-year-old Carlos Smith after he fled a routine traffic stop in Lamar. The pursuit reached speeds over 90 mph and was soon backed up by the Grant County Sheriff's Office and Sheridan Police. [Music] Airbnb on the shoulder. [Music] Got some sim up here lately. [Music] The vehicle sped off the highway into a maze of residential and commercial streets. The driver grew increasingly reckless, running red lights and nearly colliding with other cars. He dodged a pit attempt, causing a patrol unit to lose control and nearly flip. Then suddenly, he pulled off a dangerously sharp U-turn. [Music] out here. Traffic back. [Music] [Music] We go back down. [Music] [Music] Mail time. [Music] I'll miss this route. [Music] The vehicle kept fleeing at high speed, swerving aggressively as if taunting the officers behind. Near exit 167, the suspect collided with a patrol car and then veered into oncoming traffic, forcing a civilian vehicle to swerve onto the shoulder. The chase nearly ended when the suspect avoided a spike strip, but came dangerously close to hitting an officer standing nearby. Street [Music] radio southbounds [Music] are successful. Slacks are successful. Number two, please. [Music] Yeah, go. [Music] As the driver struggled to maintain control and attempted to turn, multiple patrol units quickly closed in. The violent impact disabled the vehicle. Officers immediately moved in and surrounded it, bringing the pursuit to an end. The driver jumped out of the car and ran on foot. Officers quickly gave chase and began a search of the area. He now faces serious charges, including reckless driving, fleeing from law enforcement, and multiple other offenses. [Music] On August 15th, 2019, in Nassau County, New York, a man stole an SUV and slapped on fake plates. When officers attempted a traffic stop, the driver hit the gas and took off, forcing police to launch a pursuit. [Applause] [Music] When officers ordered the driver to stop, he gave them the middle finger and kept heading north on Ohio Street. He then led police on a 22-minute high-speed chase, stretching from Ohio Street to State Road 200. Program. The vehicle then headed south on US1 and ran a red light at the intersection with County Road 108. According to the report, the driver repeatedly tried to force other vehicles off the road and passed on both shoulders. Officers deployed stop sticks at the intersection of US1 and Landfill Road, but he drove right through them and turned onto Muscle White Road, reaching speeds over 80 mph as his tires began to come off the rims. Okay. Need help. We covered that. All right. 93 mph. As he turned east onto SR 200, he passed vehicles in the center median and nearly collided with several others. The driver then tried to pass a semi-truck in the median, lost control, crossed both lanes, and crashed into an above ground natural gas pipeline. A deputy drove his patrol car across the road to block the SUV with lights and sirens activated. The driver crashed into the patrol car, causing the SUV to spin sideways across both lanes. Despite the impact, he accelerated again and rammed into another patrol vehicle before finally coming to a stop on the shoulder. Police quickly surrounded and arrested the driver identified as crumbling. A search uncovered 3.3 g of methamphetamine, two used glass pipes, a digital scale with residue, and several plastic baggies. He now faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing, grand theft auto, possession of methamphetamine and a controlled substance, three counts of possessing drug paraphernalia, and other related offenses. [Music] On April 19th, 2023, an armed robbery occurred at a convenience store in North Miami. The suspects fled in a white Lexus, prompting North Miami police to request assistance from neighboring agencies. The vehicle was later spotted in Opaaka, but despite attempts to block it in, the suspects managed to escape. The Florida Highway Patrol was forced to initiate a high-speed pursuit. Maybe turn around. Anybody can take over. The vehicle weaved dangerously across lanes at high speed, continuing northbound on Florida's turnpike. It crossed into Palm Beach County before circling back into Broward County. Is that on the air? 81 stay the air subject guys at the house of the two subjects with the SUVs in front at the greenway house. They made their way into a house with the two left. Aviation 749 houses are surrounding houses and they start my enemy disengage. Aviation. The Lexus kept fleeing at high speed, darting through heavy traffic. At one point, it stopped on an uphill stretch. Authorities confirmed the suspects were armed with AR-15s. A passenger got out and approached another vehicle carrying what looked like a rifle in his hands. Signal 14. They're armed with AR-15s. For all units coming, they're car jacking. They're carjacking a vehicle. They're carjacking a vehicle. Caring a vehicle. Randy wants Randy wants the crossfire. Watch the crossfire, Randy. [Music] A23 [Music] island just Randy watchandy. Watch the crossfire. Watch the crossfire. A23. A23. Go ahead. They just cared a Tesla. They cared. The suspects kept fleeing, abandoning the Lexus on Commercial Boulevard in Tamarak and hijacking a Tesla. As the Tesla reversed into another vehicle, one suspect jumped out and took off on foot. The other tried to drive away but crashed head-on into a law enforcement truck. He stepped out, lay on the ground as if surrendering, then suddenly jumped up and ran from the scene. A23, he just crossed the lake. He just crossed the lake. One suspect jumped a fence and swam across a canal. His bright red underwear made him easy to spot, and officers quickly took him into custody. He was placed on a stretcher and taken to the hospital as a precaution. At the same time, another suspect was surrounded by police at a home on Northwest 54th Street and surrendered when ordered. Both suspects identified as Foster and Gimer were arrested and booked into the Broward County Jail. According to records, they remain in the custody of the FBI. No attorney information has been provided. Background checks revealed both men have extensive criminal histories, including charges for aggravated assault, battery, theft, and autotheft. On March 23rd, 2024 in Florida, a high-end theft sparked a police investigation after a driver in a $100,000 Mercedes stole thousands of dollars worth of clothing from a department store. The store manager quickly reported the crime to authorities. You mind if I get started? Yeah. I have some description. Did you uh you know part at all? Did you do what? Did you go to Cartis? I told you. What did you get? I got my receipt and everything. Okay. All right. We just get your ID. We'll confirm if it's you. All right. All right. So, she can come back. So, she's up to nothing. So just add some copy on. Sell it. Oh, she got a Carter's bag. Beautiful. Okay, we're going to figure it out. I apologize. Ashley was running the corner and her breasts were suddenly huge because she stuffed all the product down her shirt um and into her purse. The caller provided descriptions of two women. When officers arrived, they found one of the suspects in the parking lot. She firmly denied any wrongdoing, claiming she had paid and even had a receipt. However, a store employee identified her, saying she saw the woman hiding items in her shirt and purse. The stolen merchandise was valued at about $1,000. She was detained and read her Miranda, right? Underesting somebody that stole artist back there and look at cameras. I'm just going to read something to your right. You're not the chain to leave your license. You have the right silent anything done against you. You have the right to turn. I haven't very quick. Okay. What bar? You stay here. Okay. Perfect. And then I got to take it right through. You got to go. Take it off. I didn't feel it. I I had my stuff right here. Yeah, I don't sell anything. The suspect claimed she was waiting for her sister, who she said was inside the H&M store. She even made a phone call, but the sister confirmed she had already left. The woman insisted she had done nothing wrong and showed a receipt, saying, "I didn't take anything." However, officers pointed out the receipt was from a different Carter store in Sanford, casting doubt on her story. That's what I'm saying. All my stuff is paid for. When I went in there, I was exchanging. She held herself at the counter. We were recording. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. What car is doing? That's not my car. Is this car you guys hating? No. So, is there anything in the car? No. You got the keys for the door now. Did we search your car? No. hotel. She claimed that she had to do a exchange because she had twin baby boys that were a year old. Yeah, look at this. Card declined. Cancel. Card declined. Cancelled. So, they're using they're using stolen credit cards. Look at all these demo cards that are declined. Cancel. Is that my phone right here? Huh? Was it all Carters? Officers found receipts showing multiple declined and canceled transactions pointing to possible use of a stolen credit card. More shopping bags likely from Carters were discovered in the car. A felony hold was placed on the vehicle. Wallets and IDs tied to the second suspect were also found. The detained woman was taken to the station for processing. Oh, how can we help you? What kind of property? You're going to bring your back for me. Have you ever been arrested before? Have seats. I got shot. I can give you some. The suspect was taken into custody and now faces charges of theft using a stolen credit card and other serious felonies. From spike strips to multi- agency pursuit, Ohio officers deploy tire deflation devices to stop a fleeing Ford Focus while a highstakes interstate chase unfolds with Arkansas troopers in Florida Highway Patrol tracking down an armed robbery suspect across three counties. The suspect behind the wheel of a stolen $100,000 Mercedes loaded with thousands of dollars in designer clothing. These aren't just crimes, they're rolling crime scenes. When you steal big, run hard, and cross state lines, the law responds harder. Every choice leaves a mark. Think twice before you hit the gas. [Music]
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