A wanted felon, a loaded body armor, five outstanding warrants, and a guy who told Gwinnett County deputies out loud that if they came for him, it wouldn't end pretty. So, they came for him. And he ran through his own front yard. Master Deputy Justice Gore, Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office. Tonight, he's serving warrants on a 48-year-old named Marcus Lowry. And he's got more on his pre-stop briefing than a normal warrant. And I'll let him get in that house, guys. Two officer safety bulletins. The first one says Lowry wears body armor. The second one says he has a grievance with Gwinnett County PD. He applied to be a cop here, and they turned him down. According to the bulletins, Lowry told Gwinnett officers directly that if he ever felt threatened, he would use weapons against them. And that if they ever came to take him to jail, quote, it would not end pretty. Hey, turn those sirens off. Four days ago, on July 23rd, Lowry already fled from Gwinnett PD officers in his bronze Toyota Tundra. He's still claiming he's a former [screaming] Navy SEAL. The report notes he's got a SEALs and anchor tattoo on his right arm to back it up. Tonight, seven deputies are about to find out which of those claims he actually means. 8:30 p.m. Six additional deputies link up with Palma at a QuickTrip on Riverside Parkway. Sergeant Casal, MDS Madrala, MDS Carter, Deputy Parker, MDS Hardy, Master Deputy Gore. While they're briefing Palmer radios, Lowry just got in the Tundra. Leaving the driveway. Careful to get back to the house if you got guns. 10-4, we're clear. Palmer and Hardy following behind him on Silver Road. Lights and sirens go on. I'm right here. Watch what Lowry does next. >> coming up on Watson Place. Radio continuing on Silver Road. Passing Watson Place. Speeds are about 60 mph. Traffic is light. Passing a school zone. Speed's 60. Traffic's light. Still south on Silver Road going towards Palmer flips on the blue lights. Lowry activates his hazard lights, but doesn't pull over. Do you have anyone get 35? At North Brown Road in Silver, Lowry blows the red light. Multiple civilians slam their brakes to avoid him. Silver Road is posted at 40. Lowry is doing 65 for a mile and a half. >> Still south on Sever approach. >> He crosses the double yellow into oncoming traffic twice. The second time at a red light only slowing to 50. Making Hey, door what's the 10-42 for that dude? I'll be on Cherokee. I'm going to be following this car now. Left turn onto Duluth Highway posted 45. Lowry's now doing 70 for another mile. Radio, we're going to be making a right on Cherokee Trail. It's going to be heading back towards his house. >> I'll be out here back right. When MDS Hardy tries to pass him on the left, Lowry swerves to the center of the road straddling the divider forcing Hardy to brake hard. He's not just running, he's defending. Get out OF THE CAR! GET out of the >> And then right turn. Back into his own subdivision. Marcus Lowry is going home. I'm K90 right. Where is he? Hey, do you know if they them on the other side? Coming up. 8:43 p.m. Blue, blue coming. Lowry's Tundra cuts across his own front lawn, drives through the side yard, and comes to a stop in his backyard. DO IT NOW! LIE DOWN! ON THE GROUND! >> [screaming] >> WATCH YOUR CROSSFIRE! HEY! I got cuffs. Hey, WATCH WATCH HE'S GOT WATCH HE'S GOT DON'T YOU [ __ ] MOVE! COME OUT, COME OUT. PUSH UP, push up. He bails Do it now! on foot into the woods behind the house. Deputies are screaming at him to stop and put his hands in the air. He doesn't. Give me your other hand. I'm not moving. GET YOUR HAND OUT FROM UNDER. YOU DO IT NOW. I GOT IT OUT FROM UNDER ME. I'M NOT MOVING. OW, OW, I'M NOT MOVING. ROLL ON YOUR STOMACH NOW. OKAY. OW, GOD DAMN. I'M NOT MOVING. LIE IT OUT. What the hell ARE YOU DOING? GET BACK INSIDE! HE TRIES TO GO THROUGH A FENCE, but the seven deputies who staged at the QuickTrip an hour ago are already in position. Marcus Lowry, the man who said it would not end in pretty, finds himself surrounded. I don't have anything in my pockets now on the left and right pocket. I don't have anything, sir. Get him up. Get him up. Where's the rifle? Deputy Parker, MDS Madrala, and Master Deputy Gore put him on the ground. No use of force beyond the cuffs. Get him through. Ow! Ow, sir. I didn't know you were after Lowry was transported to the Gwinnett County Jail by Deputy Palmer. Master Deputy Gore obtained the warrants from the on-duty magistrate that same night. Five warrants in total. The headliner is a felony. 21W10822 fleeing or eluding a police officer. OCGA 40-6-395 at A. Felony fleeing carries up to 5 years in Georgia.