[Music] I don't have any. >> Where chaos meets the cruiser. Welcome to the real front line. In Florida, a suspect keeps fleeing in a car barely holding together after a crushing pit. In Arkansas, a routine traffic stop erupts into a highway sprint. And in Michigan, a dispensary break-in ends with a takedown that's deeply satisfying to watch. This high-speed police chase delivers wrecks, resistance, and the kind of justice you can feel. [Music] Sebring, Florida. February 6th, 2024. He blew past a patrol unit on Sparta Road, cut across double yellows, and snapped a hard 90 without hesitation. No signals, no hesitation, just raw defiance, heading straight for State Road 66. The trooper flipped around, hit the lights, fired the siren, and locked in pursuit. After that brutal pit, the car was toast, wobbling down the road like a crab with a hangover. At that point, it wasn't driving. It was just surviving. >> We're still continuing westbound. Speed's 40 mph. He's barely able to control it. Almost a He's not able to control it. It keeps going in oncoming traffic. I get a chance. The second pit sent the suspect's car spiraling out of control, flipping over and landing upside down. By the time it stopped, it didn't look like a car anymore, more like a pile of twisted scrap metal. >> Do not hit that car. >> Traffic now stop. >> Hands up. Hands up, [ __ ] Hands up by the car. I will kill you. >> Car's not cleared. Jaquan Salvales Hall fled from a marked patrol car with lights and siren active, driving at high speeds and deliberately ramming a cruiser, injuring an officer. He also lacked a valid license. Helena, Arkansas, May 23rd, 2025. On Park Street in Phillips County, a black Mustang caught a trooper's eye for a simple equipment issue. But the moment those emergency lights flicked on, the driver floored it. What should have been a routine stop became a reckless sprint through the dark. 38 48 city 1037 black to the left. I got no brakes. I got no brakes. Hold on. No response. Heat. Heat. Turn back. That turn nearly became his last. The officer's TVI was powerful, no doubt, but the suspect still managed to hang on and keep running. Heat. Heat. He was a bad driver on the run and even worse on foot. The moment he ditched the car and tried to run, he tripped. At this point, you have to wonder, what is he even fighting for? >> You hear me? >> Red bag over there in that field. >> Mandrel Parnell was seen tossing a red backpack containing a large quantity of suspected marijuana. He now faces charges including felony fleeing, possession of schedule Y/2 and six substances, and drug paraphernalia linked to meth or cocaine. [Music] April 7th, 2025, Garland County, Arkansas. A silver Altea with a cracked windshield drifted over the center line on Morning Star Road. The stop seemed routine until the trooper stepped out. That's when the driver hit the gas and everything changed. [Music] We're only one legacy lane. It's a silver market. >> Take it off. Take it off. Take it off. Take it off. 237 237. We're headed back northbound 335. >> We going northbound on 335. That sudden break at around 80 mph threw the officer off rhythm. Just long enough for the suspect to gain a little ground. >> Put around southbound. Put around southbound. >> His plan to spin around and flee was shut down instantly. This time the seasoned officer wasn't having it. There would be no slipping past him again. >> The suspect was arrested after ditching the vehicle and fleeing on foot. While running, he tossed a plastic bag containing 6 ounces of marijuana. [Music] I didn't say you killed >> Kareem Malik Bolton faces felony charges for fleeing in a vehicle, possessing drugs with intent to distribute, and tampering with evidence. He also had an active warrant from Arkansas DOC. March 9th, 2024, Pine Drive, Florida. A white car was clocked at 64 and a 35, flying down the road like the limits didn't apply. But the moment the driver noticed a patrol unit moving in, everything changed. Coming up on road 10 to 25. [Music] It'll be a Florida tag 4 5 0 2 Michael. [Music] [Music] We got SEO plate, right? It seems like most suspects on the run have learned one trick. Slamming the brakes to throw off a pit. Classic move, but it only works for so long. [Music] [Applause] blasting down the highway at over 100 mph. He showed zero concern for the danger he was creating. To him, the chaos in his wake meant nothing. [Music] [Music] [Music] Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Heat. Heat. Fully aware of the danger this suspect posed, the officer waited for just the right moment to strike. And when it came, he took it. Clean, decisive, and successful. free. Put your hand behind your back. Get away. Get me away. You probably going to have me. You probably going to kill the people. radio. >> The suspect, identified as Mr. Hunt, was subdued with a taser and booked into Clayton County Jail. He now faces 16 charges, including felony fleeing and reckless driving. >> Bay County, Michigan. 4:53 a.m. March 15th. A cannabis shop is broken into before sunrise. The suspects pry their way inside, trigger the alarm, and vanish into the dark. Moments later, a black GMC pickup shows up on I75 near Buista. Authorization 129 Colorado 313 occupied. >> The suspects sped down the road in their pickup, tossing unknown items out the window as they fled. Maybe marijuana, maybe something worse. Either way, they were clearly trying to dump evidence. What kind of speed they got? >> ECF 0371. >> ECF 0371. Yep. You want to wait for a second car. Fast fast. It's way too fast. It looks like right next to you. >> He's in on traffic. >> None. He's taking part. Slow down. Come on down. Come on. 60. Both guards. A series of crushing hits from officers finally brought the GMC to a halt, but the five suspects burst out, scattering in every direction like a busted beehive. Heat. Heat. question that first [Music] All five suspects were arrested and booked into the Sageno County Jail on charges related to the pursuit. A large quantity of stolen marijuana and other goods from smoke society were found in the trunk. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] [Music] [Music] clear. [Music] The driver bolted on foot across the inter >> I don't have any interest to talk to your >> Los Cruus, New Mexico. September 10th, 2024. During a welfare check, an 18-year-old stood silent outside her parents' home. Then, without a word, she snapped, swinging a metal bottle at an officer, followed by a kick. >> Um, where Please, let's go. What's your What's your first name? Oh, you can you can ask anyone in that vicinity. I don't talk to cops. >> All right. What's your birthday? >> You can talk to anyone in that vicinity of people. >> Do you want to hurt yourself? >> No. >> You want to hurt other people? >> No. >> Okay. >> Do you want We have the ambulance and the fire department on the way. Do you want to talk to them? >> For why? What the would I do? I got called to like me or myself and maybe I forgot to take a drug or I refuse to take a drug test. I don't know. They call [ __ ] police out here for [ __ ] all the time. It's because you guys have a quota and no other job to do. >> Okay. You're clearly not helping me. So, I'm going to back away and talk to them cuz I don't know what you're on or what's going on with you. >> What am I? >> Yeah. You're sluring your speech like crazy. So, I don't know if you're on something or not. >> Okay. Okay. That's what I'm going to help you here for. So, talk to my partner. >> I don't have any in your >> She was immediately taken down on the spot for her behavior, acting aggressively as if the officers were her enemies rather than trying to help. [Music] I already have one. >> Okay, we have another one. Cool. >> You're literally in no trouble. >> Stay right there. [Music] >> Stop. [Music] Please. And yeah, I got kicked in the head with this. >> Oh, yeah. Well, we'll check it out before you take it to jail. >> [ __ ] you. >> All right. She's going to get 15, bro. >> I'll talk to the parents later, bro. Uh, let me get their information real quick and then as well as the kiddo's info. What do you mean? >> Sorry you guys had to see that. >> Yo, >> so we're going to fix the cuffs. Okay, we give you a little bit of time here. I would highly recommend you calm down. You've already crossed the bridge that you're under arrest. That's fine. >> Okay, then I would highly suggest that you take your drug right now. >> Okay, that's what I want to do. >> Okay, cool. >> So, I'm going to fix the cuffs. I'm going to fix the cuffs if you continue to bang on my car. We have a wrap restraint ready and ready to set it up on you and you >> Okay. Okay. So, why aren't we on the way to Diana? >> Cuz I'm going to fix the cuffs on you. That's all. >> Okay. Why aren't we on the way to Diana right now? And she already chased me under arrest. >> So, you understand that if you keep it up, we're going to put you in there. >> Yeah. The straight jacket. Cool. >> Okay. You're going to stop then? >> Okay. When are we going to the facility? >> Cool. Just letting you know twice in my camera. So, that's all. Even after being arrested and placed in the patrol car, she refused to calm down for a single moment, forcing officers to use the wrap restraint device to keep things under control. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Let me just sit up real quick so I can fix this. >> Okay. Well, do you want me to sit with my crisscross at the top of my leg? Bro, big one. Yeah. >> Down. >> Why you get on your stomach? Somebody get up. Come on. Get the legs first. >> Yeah. >> Get this video. >> Yeah. I'm not. So the the two middle ones, that one, the middle one is just the one that needs to be loose. >> You don't need a seat belt with this. I can't even move for you to go find >> for my safety. What safety? I can't break. >> It's going to leave bruises all over my >> Look at her still trying to headbutt the officer. All it's doing is earning her more charges, not helping her case one bit. Number 41. From the moment it started through the arrest, the ride to the patrol car, and now at the hospital, she hasn't cooperated for even a single second. [Music] >> Shoe, please. My other shoe, please. >> You're going to be going to jail anyway. >> Okay. Well, can you go get it right now? >> We'll get it when we're done. >> You can't. You are literally not. Get the off of me. That's a sensory issue, bro. I'm not about to smack my head into a >> From the moment it started through the arrest, the ride to the patrol car, and now at the hospital, she hasn't cooperated for even a single second. >> Get away from me. >> Don't touch me. >> Stop. >> Get the out of my face. But you said >> I get zero I get zero arrest in a month to get paid. >> You are supposed to meet a quota as a police officer. >> But I tried talking to you to see what was going on. You refused to talk to me and said go talk to >> because it's psych. I am a psych. I like dude. [Music] >> All right. Back up. >> All right. So we're going to take this off his side. Okay. We do our paperwork. Go back up. We're going to put everything you got. >> After medical clearance, 18-year-old Fiona was booked into the Dona Anna County Detention Center. She faces thirdderee felonies for assaulting officers and using a metal bottle as a weapon along with a misdemeanor for resisting. >> You know, this all could have been avoided, right? From a suspect limping away in a wrecked vehicle after a brutal PIT by Florida troopers to a routine stop in Arkansas that exploded into a full-speed pursuit and a marijuana dispensary break-in in Michigan that ended with a truly satisfying takedown. These aren't just wild moments, their lessons in what not to do. The chase might start with denial, but it always ends with accountability. Speed fades, steel bends, but the footage lives on. Dash cam sees. Time answers. [Music]