What are you guys doing here? >> We're just waiting for a friend. >> Yeah, >> there's tinfoes. >> There's tinfo everywhere. There's open baggies everywhere. You guys getting drugs or >> no? >> No. You think I was born yesterday? What's your drug of choice? This police officer senses that something is off and within moments it turns into a nightmare he never saw coming. >> Hey, what are you doing? [screaming] >> Stop the cop. Stop the car. Stop the car. Hey, stop the car. Stop. Shut the car. >> Hey, stop. [ __ ] Hey, GET OUT. GET OUT. LET ME GET OUT. >> STOP THE CAR. >> HEY, LET ME GET OUT. >> STOP. >> LET ME GET OUT. >> STOP. GET OUT. >> GO. GO. Let me get out. >> LET ME GET OUT. >> GO, [ __ ] Let me get out. >> In the early hours of January 16th, 2026, Worcester Police Department in Boston dispatches a team led by Officer Alexander Marisalo for a welfare check, unaware of how quickly the situation is about to turn dangerous. Good. >> Sean, what's your drug of choice? >> All right. All right. >> Let me say it one more time. I'm placing you under arrest for trespassing. >> Trespassing? >> Yeah. You're not waiting nobody yet? >> Yes, I am. >> I swear to God. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Calm. >> Just then, a suspicious man sprints towards the car, immediately raising alarm bells among deputies. >> This guy? >> Yeah, he's right here. Huh? >> What's up? What's up, dude? >> Oh, yeah. He doesn't do He's not drunk dependent either. >> Drunk. >> Where'd you go? >> My travel my stuff. >> What'd you grab? I didn't see you grab anything. >> Yeah, you got drug dependent. >> I don't have nothing. >> Yeah. Come here. >> Nothing. >> Come here. >> I have money. Nothing. I swear. >> What did you use today? >> Nothing. I've been up for a couple days. Chilling. >> Nothing. You really nothing. >> No, nothing. That's how normal. That's normal people >> being up. Yeah. >> You have an idea? >> No, I don't. >> What's your name? >> Oh, Anthony. >> Put your hands out of your pocket. >> True. Go cruiser. talking. >> Hello. >> That's Anthony Gonzalez. >> All right. ID. >> No. No. Anthony. >> No. We're good. We're good. Anthony. Anthony. ID. >> No, he's not. ID, bro. I'm not doing my ID. >> We don't need your ID. Whoa. What are you doing, bro? >> Turn the car off. [ __ ] >> bro. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Relax. Didn't do nothing, bro. >> Hey, what are you doing? >> Seconds later, what seemed to be a routine encounter spirals out of control, turning the scene life-threatening for everyone involved. STOP. >> Stop the car. Stop the car. Stop the car. >> Hey, STOP THE CAR. YOU SHOT. SHUT the car. >> Go stop the car. >> Go, go, go, go. >> Hey, YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT the out of here. >> Hey, I'm sorry. [ __ ] HEY, LET ME GET OUT. GET OUT. >> STOP THE CAR. >> HEY, LET ME GET OUT. >> STOP. LET ME GET OUT. >> DOWN. GO. GO. Let me get out. >> LET ME GET OUT. LET ME GET OUT. GO. GO. STOP. GO. STOP. Let me GET OUT. GET OFF ME. >> Then get off of him. >> Get off of me, bro. What are you doing? Let me get out. >> Let me get out. >> You got TO GET ME OUT. >> TELL HIM TO GET OUT. >> GET OUT THEN. >> GET OFF ME. Get off me. WHAT DID I DO? NOT THE right stoping car. Stop. >> Get out the car. >> Get out the [ __ ] car. >> Get off of him. >> GET OVER HIM. GET OFF OF HIM. >> GET OUT THE CAR. >> GET OFF OF HIM. Get out. Get out the car. Get out the car. Get out the car. Get out the [ __ ] car. Why are you hitting me? Get out the car. You hitting me, bro. >> All right, bro. Get out the car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put it in. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> YOU hit me, bro. >> Put your hands behind your back. Oh, bro. Get off of me. Okay, thank you. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Get off me. I got to drive. >> With a deadly outcome avoided, surrounding units act quickly, capturing both suspects before they can cause further chaos. >> All right. All right. >> Stop pulling your hand. DUDE, >> STOP PULLING YOUR HAND OUT. >> You want >> I just lost >> I lost my shoe. >> I lost my shoe. What happened? >> She survived >> with you in the car. >> Hey, there's a black guy in there. >> No, the black guy jumped over. You have my shoe. >> No, I jumped in the car. >> You know what I'm saying? There's a shoe somewhere. >> Yeah, my watch is over there, too. >> Hey, I punched him a couple times. >> Huh? >> I hit you. >> No, in the car as they were driving away. >> Yeah. That's how you are. >> That's how you come. Please. >> The ambulance is coming. Relax. There's nothing we can do. >> Everybody's going. >> You got her in trouble. Not us. I love you, man. >> Sarah, listen. >> She took off with Alex. >> I made it. >> Oh, she's going to >> Yeah. So, I punched her. >> Make her do nothing. I punched >> him. They're dragging. Doesn't matter. >> She chose to kidnap a police officer. I believe I did. Huh? >> Both of you love to get >> I'm good. Doesn't matter. Just go up. >> Okay. >> But little do officers know, they're about to be hit with another shocker. Precisely the suspect's identity. >> What's your name, sir? >> Have your hand your hand checked. >> What's your name? >> You want a second? My name is John. >> Huh? >> John Selena, sir. >> What's your soldier? all over the world. >> Yeah. What we do, I was trying to say, "Hey, I love you." >> [ __ ] man. I thought you saw murder. She Sean got hit with the car. NVD NVDW dangerous weapon and kidnapping. >> Absolutely. >> Operating twin danger. >> Operation twin danger. Fail to stop. >> Hey, what? Try to get his name. That's not >> Yeah, >> bro. What's your name? >> What's your name? >> John Slayer. >> Huh? >> John Slater. >> Okay, that makes sense. >> Oh, man. >> The man had previously given the officer a different name, but now he is claiming to be John Slater, contradicting his earlier statement. However, there's more to the story as officer Marisel notices something about John that seems oddly familiar, raising immediate concern. >> Yeah, John John Slater, he's that [ __ ] that steals all the cars. >> Yeah, that's a Yeah, he's the [ __ ] that steals all the car. >> Remember last year he he he took us like at 100 stops. Oh, >> that was he got him right by the clinic. >> Yeah, that's him. Yeah, >> he's back out again. >> That makes sense. >> I broke the key off. That's how the car turn off cuz they wouldn't stop. >> Sorry. [ __ ] >> Like 100 foot pursuit. >> Yeah, >> he took us in 100 foot uh 100 vehicle pursuits. >> Yeah. Little Hyundai. Yep. >> Chevy food. >> He even remembers the guy. He said a piece of [ __ ] car, bro. >> I don't know. He's complaining of a broken arm, broken elbow, broken shoulder. >> I don't know. He just happened, bro. >> I think he was cuz I knew he was take off running. took off. >> I told her to, bro. >> Shut up. >> Should have never did that. I >> swear, bro. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> I need water, too. >> I work with kids who have choose. >> Yeah, I do it. >> I don't think that's your job. >> Your hand checked and then his leg checked. You know who that is, right? >> I haven't even seen him. >> It's John Slater. >> You right. >> You're in the car. >> Yeah, in the car. He took off like 100 miles hour. >> Uh yeah. Remember that remember that remember that kid that um used to take off on us all the time. John >> Street. >> No. >> Yeah. John six times. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Pitch same thing like >> just by hand is making go up. >> Sean you got hit with the car. Hi. >> Who else? >> Sean Sullivan. He's over there, too. >> He's right there in the middle. He's passing. >> Stay right here. Okay. >> I love you. >> The suspect is later identified as 23-year-old John Slater with extensive previous charges and a long criminal record. As backup units and paramedics take control of the aftermath, cops take both the suspects into custody, seeking to bring them under the full weight of the law. driver seat. >> He was supposed to drive. >> No, I'm sorry. Passenger seat. He jumped in the car, turned the car on for her, told her to drive. >> She drove like a mania. >> I saw together. It's >> right in the driveway. >> Okay. >> Are you okay going to the same truck? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz obviously you're not going >> right off. Hey, can you ride off on me? >> Yeah. >> On both? >> Yeah. >> Assault motor dangerous weapon. Two wick car reckless endangerment. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's what that's what it is. >> Sean speed greater than reasonable. I think that's all falls on the that all falls on the ninja >> danger possession all three of residue >> resisting. >> Yeah. Recessing kidnapping. >> How you doing, buddy? You all right? >> Good. Good. Yeah, thanks. >> How you doing? >> I just got to get my watch [music] in the driveway. He flew off when she hit me. >> What is my shoes at? 119. Totally disturbing kidnapping. >> He's the kid that led >> that had like 20 warrants on high speed chasing last year. >> We found the car. We sat on the car. That's not his. Just leave it. >> That's him. >> Is he on something? >> Yeah. Drugs, everything. Massachusetts County officers charged John Slater and his co-passenger, 22-year-old Sarah McMahon, with assault with intent to murder, kidnapping, assault, and battery on a police officer, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, attempt to disarm a police officer, resisting arrest, trespassing, disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace, possession of a class B controlled substance, failure to stop for police, and reckless operation of a motor vehicle. The case is currently under trial at Worcester District Court and the two accused are lodged at the Worcester County House of Correction.