Welcome adrenaline fans. A fugitive hits 100 plus miles per hour before a brutal pia tears the hood off a Kia Optima. In Savannah, an Audi driver dares to challenge GSP in a white knuckle pursuit. And after unleashing chaos at McDonald's, one woman finds out actions have consequences. These high-speed police chases are intense, unpredictable, and absolutely wild. [Music] [Music] April 16th, 2025. A trooper parked on the eastbound shoulder of I40 near mile marker 280 spots a black Kia Optima with expired Tennessee tags. Before backup is even called, the driver cuts across lanes without signaling, triggering a high-speed chase. 24 >> 283 eastbound with a black key. >> At mile marker 283, the driver defied police orders and floored it, blasting past 100 mph in the inside lane. Without hesitation, the car shot straight into a construction zone at mile 284, where road crews had been actively working. TVI TV. >> Seeing the construction zone was clear of workers, troopers made the call to perform a TVI at mile marker 283. The Kia smashed into the right side barrier, heavily damaged, yet somehow managed to swing back onto the main road. Its hood flipped up, blocking the windshield as it sped eastbound. [Music] Once the scene was secure, officers executed a second TVI at mile marker 284, slamming the Kia into a concrete barrier. The car came to a stop with the driver's side pinned against the wall. Officers quickly closed in, shouting firm commands for the suspect to exit and surrender. Hands. Hands. Hands. Turn the siren off. Hands up. Keep his hands up. Keep your hands up. >> Turn around. >> Hands up. Back. Keep them up. Keep them up. [Music] A records check showed no valid insurance on the vehicle. Officers called Clark Towing, searched the trunk, and took Dorch to Kittinden County Jail. There, he refused medical attention. Dorch is facing serious legal trouble for a reckless decision that ended behind bars. On April 28th, 2025, a Sandy Springs officer spotted a Jeep Wagon earier 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. found [Music] 76 approaching North Bridge 85 mph speed 856 I'm clear split up black wagon air my charges are reckless driving right now The suspect's car blasted through Northridge at over 90 mph, weaving between lanes and overtaking civilian vehicles in motion. [Music] Speed is 95 still eastbound this lane for coming traffic for that. Speed right now is 50 51. [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 on Evans. Let's be on Evans. No traffic. No traffic. Set up for a little bit. Turn right on Scott. Right on Scott left on Scott. There's contact on Scott. That is left. Back west. All right, we're back at Hul Bridge going right. It'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. [Music] >> Do not move. You hear me? >> I'm not holding. I'm not holding. 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, [Music] What seemed like a routine traffic stop quickly spiraled out of control. At around 8:42 p.m. on February 20th, 2021, an officer patrolling northbound on Harry S. Truman Boulevard clocked a white Audi speeding at 83 mph in a 55 zone. The driver initially pulled over, but as the officer approached, the Audi suddenly took off up the exit ramp, igniting a high-speed pursuit. There's people follow that general area. [Music] Just make contact with him at 56. Coming up 52nd now. All right. Taking left on the water. Red light clear. All right. The Audi shut off all its lights, ran red lights, drove into oncoming traffic, and swerved directly toward a vehicle ahead at speeds exceeding 100 mph. On Ranger Street, officers executed the final pit maneuver. The car spun nearly 450°, skidded sideways, and slammed into the front of an oncoming sedan, bringing the pursuit to a crashing end. control one. I'm coming out here. Let's make contact with him on uh make contact with him on the radio. The driver jumped out and fled. Officers immediately ordered the passenger identified as Tory Haws to raise her hands. She complied and was escorted to a patrol car. Devonte Hankerson, the driver, was soon located hiding nearby. He was taken into custody and read his Miranda rights on the spot. The suspect's potential charges include fleeing and eluding, reckless street racing, and operating a vehicle with an unregistered temporary tag. On the night of September 2nd, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol received a tip. Illegal racers were heading towards St. Petersburg. By 10:57 p.m., troopers arrived as westbound traffic slowed. Two black sports cars suddenly accelerated. When sirens lit up the night, one of them, Genesis G70, killed its lights and shot onto the shoulder, fleeing the scene. [Music] [Music] The suspect vehicle barreled down the shoulder at over 140 mph, weaving dangerously through traffic. No turn signals, constantly veering across lanes. After crossing the bridge, it accelerated past 150 mph near San Fernando Boulevard, nearly hitting several cars. The Genesis slammed into the center divider, nearly lost control, almost hit a black sedan, then swerved back into the lane. >> Alpha Sway 04 Juliet Zero. At the intersection of 600 Road and Brighton Bay Boulevard, the Genesis ran a red light and accelerated. Officers executed a pit maneuver, causing the vehicle to spin out and blow its left rear tire. An officer forced the car to the shoulder and ordered the two occupants out. The driver, Cameron Leon Cortez, and the passenger, Zarena Ivory Simmons, were both taken into custody. >> No. Hands up. No. >> Cortez's high-speed escape didn't go as planned. Instead, it landed him in serious trouble, facing charges for dangerous driving, illegal racing, running red lights, and marijuana possession under 20 g. >> Get off. Get up and get on the get on the ground. >> On May 10th, 2024 in Florida, an officer stopped a vehicle for failing to stop at multiple flashing red lights. The signals were out due to a power outage following a storm. Under Florida Statute 316.1235, all drivers are required to come to a complete stop at intersections where traffic signals are not operational, prompting the officer to initiate a traffic stop. >> Any kind of photo ID on you? >> Okay. Is that your mom? >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. Good. We're going to have to wait just one minute before I can talk to mom. Okay. Give me one minute. Okay. >> Do me a favor. I need you to step out of the car and talk to me back here cuz you don't have your license. Okay, just take a second. >> The officer requested the woman's driver's license and vehicle registration, but she admitted she didn't have them. A quick records check revealed she had an active warrant. When asked to comply, she became defiant and refused. Without hesitation, the officer firmly warned her continued resistance would lead to additional charges. >> Come on. >> All right. For real. Don't take me. >> Hey, no, you're good. At some point, we're going to have to cuz you don't have to be handcuffed, but you got to come on out. Okay. >> Okay. And they said she got a warn up for arrest and >> step out of the car. >> What? They She want to know what to walk for. >> That's fine. We're going to explain to that in just a moment. But you got to get out of the car. >> But you're not going to come here. I'll come. >> But you have to You do have to get out. >> I don't want to pull you out while I do any of that. But I need you to come up. Okay. >> I I have no problem explaining to that, but I do need y'all to to I need you to step out. >> Despite the warning, the woman refused to comply. Officers were forced to physically remove her from the car. Once handcuffed, she was informed she was under arrest for marijuana possession and disorderly conduct. She immediately reacted with outrage, fiercely denying all charges. Let me see. >> I gave him the opportunity. He didn't want to come out. >> As officers tried to detain her, her behavior spiraled. She screamed and hurled insults with growing intensity. A search revealed pills in her pocket, later identified as ibuprofen and potentially oxycodone. Even as she was placed in the patrol car and driven to jail, the verbal assault didn't stop. >> Okay. >> Hey child, mother. >> No, no, no. >> The suspect may face a long list of charges, including running multiple red lights, driving without a license, possession of marijuana, and other related offenses. >> We'll start cleaning this mess up. What happens when a kidnapping suspect sparks a high-speed chase? On November 1st, 2024, officers were ordered to pursue a white Kia Sportage wanted in connection with a kidnapping. As the suspect sped eastbound on Hampton Road from Titan, the pursuit launched into motion. >> Eastbound on Hampton from Tatonia. [Music] 70 in pursuit of a white Kia Soul >> Kia Sportage. >> Sorry, Kia Sportage. Make your way in boy 1694 the abduction eastbound on Hampton no 22nd. >> We are now setting southbound 21st from Hampton. Southland 21st from Hampton speeds approximately 50 mph. >> He's going towards the He's going to be bailing here. He's going towards the uh guy down here on on 24. >> The suspects showed zero regard for public safety tearing westbound on Purdue, turning north onto 24th and blowing through multiple stop signs. Their vehicle jumped the curb and spun out in the snow. They kept fleeing west on Hampton, running red lights one after another, turning the streets into a reckless highstakes chase. Coming up to Congress here control. >> They raced south on 45th. Blowing through Glendale and Congress. Suddenly, the driver lost control. Either from speed or slick pavement, the car veered off, crashing straight into a creek. Officers moved in fast and took the suspects into custody. >> Put your gun out. Pull her out. Turn her out. The suspects ended up in custody. A reckless attempt to evade the law may now land them serious charges, including kidnapping, fleeing from police, and multiple traffic violations. >> Just made up. We just pulled into the gas station. >> January 14th, 2025, 2:13 a.m. Chilikuffy, Ohio. A marked Dodge Charger patrol car was stolen from right outside the state patrol post. With GPS tracking enabled, Ohio State troopers launched an urgent pursuit through the dark. What came next? Pure adrenaline. Don't blink [Music] to Brownsville. Captain B passing the eight. No traffic. He's left the center. Speed 68. Still no traffic. Still southbound. Speed's 88. Speed 65. Still southbound. [Music] No traffic. He's maintaining his lane. [Music] Passing uh Freedom Road Church, I believe, here. [Music] Left the center left to center. Just pass. >> We're still south. >> Yeah, he's back in his lane now. Uh, just we have oncoming traffic. They pulled over. We passed him. The suspect ignored police commands, drove south on SR7702, then suddenly turned off at a gas station, and sped north toward Chilica without hesitation. >> Say we're going northbound headed northbound. [Music] He is signal 100 back in his lane. Oh, he's just about lost it. >> All right, I got you. 1873. >> Okay, we are northbound. It's coming up on a car. He passed. I'm passing. It's clear. Still northbound. Speed 65. >> The wide empty road made him believe he could get away. He drove that car like it was his. confident, untouchable, like the highway was his personal runway. [Music] >> Speed 60. He is left of center. Back in his lane, left center again. [Music] Speed still 60. Passing black run. >> That didn't work. >> Black run. If you can try and get the city, see if we can get some spikes. >> All right. I got uh one out of line. Sorry. I got uh one out of line. [Music] Speeds are 50. Northbound at the five. Northbound at the five. [Music] Where's 391 now? Behind you. >> He's on my >> Where's 391 now? Behind you. >> He's on my tail. >> Okay. >> Uh, passing Hartwood and Windy Ridge. Speed 65. Speed 65. [Music] Speeds are now 80. Speeds are now 80. [Music] [Music] Northbound at six, speed 70. [Music] Bold pits are usually the go-to move, but not this time. Officers held back, choosing patience over wrecking their own units, waiting for a safer takedown. Smart strategy or missed opportunity. Any updates from CDP or [Music] >> he's left the center back in his lane. >> Uh just inside the city. It's just north of Hill. >> Get them off our radio. We can't stop traffic. 391. Okay. >> Left to center again. No traffic. Speed's 90. [Music] Are you ready for it? >> I'm coming up on Huntington Lane. Patton Roadington Lane. >> Hooks Hill. We're coming up on the bridge. I'm backing down. >> Backing down. >> Imagine stealing a police car, then hopping on their own radio to talk trash. Bold move or just pure stupidity? Show me your hands. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car now. Reach in with your right hand and unbuckle the seat belt and then bring it back out. Reach in with your right hand, unbuckle the seat belt, and bring it back out. Climb out the window. Get on the ground now. >> Tire deflation device worked, bringing the stolen patrol car to a halt. Officers swiftly took 44year-old Tommy Kentrell Jr. into custody without resistance. He was then transported and booked into the Ross County Jail. >> Not moving. >> Yeah, that's Tommy. >> A Kia ripped open by a 100 plus mileph pit. An Audi defies the Georgia State Patrol in a highstakes sprint through Savannah. A McDonald's vandal learns that actions have real consequences. And in Milwaukee, one reckless run ends in steel and silence. Each pursuit tells a story of decisions made too fast and justice catching up even faster. Because no matter how far you run, the road always runs out. One chase, one choice, one crash of reality. Keep pushing, keep defying. But remember, the fall always comes and it always hurts. Live.