Driver, open the door and show us your hands. >> [music] >> On April 21st, 2025 at 3:00 in the morning, Espinola [music] police received a frantic 911 call from a mom regarding her daughter. >> Espinola 911, what's the location of the emergency? >> Um, my I my daughter is getting beat up by her boyfriend and her child is old. >> Police officers quickly arrived and found both the victim and offender in the front yard. The offender, Tedarius Raffaellito, was allegedly high on drugs and violent. >> Come here, bro. Hey. Hey, he's going to run, bro. Block the other side of the driveway. Block the other side of the driveway. He just drove through the fence. >> And before Raffaellito takes off, he taunts the officers. >> Hey, 48, I don't know what he had in his hand, but he said, "Catch me if you can." >> Officers gave chase. The attack was even more horrific than first realized. The victim was pregnant. Raffaellito had thrown her to the floor, struck her in the face, and kicked her in the stomach saying he didn't want the baby. >> He's coming back at me. He's coming back at me. Watch out, guys. Coming back. Coming back. Three Espinola units are taking spikes at the bottom of Yellow Zone Drive. On the Leon Road. >> Good spike. Good spike. Good spike. >> We crashed out at the first roundabout. Crashed out at the first roundabout. Uh on the next roundabout. >> You hopping over? Do we have a rifle? >> Yes, sir. >> Cover us with a rifle here at this fence. Get away from that truck, Gaines, cuz we don't know if he's in it or what. >> I'm holding. >> Oh, he's in it. >> Is he? >> Yeah, I'm going to hop over. >> Don't Don't stand directly behind it. >> Good. >> Driver, SHOW US YOUR HANDS. DRIVER, SHOW US YOUR HANDS. GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. DRIVER, OUT OF THE TRUCK. 60128 Robert Boy Tom 977 It doesn't look like he's moving. Driver, open the door and show us your hands. Hey firm, we have the vehicle at gunpoint. New Mexico Robert Boy Tom 977 Negative compliance with the driver at this time. Still giving commands. >> Somebody have a window >> I have a window punch. >> You got a way to break this window if you have to? >> Yeah. >> All right. Give some commands. >> Driver, open the driver door and show us your hands. >> Vehicle's not running so we're safe there. >> We have airbag curtains. We can't see inside. >> If he's in there, his head is not up. So he's either down or he's slumped. >> Can you open the door? >> That's fine. Cover this window right here. >> Yep, I got it. >> Front seat clear. Front seat clear. >> Clear in the back. Clear. He took off. >> He had to have gone down. He had to go. He's not going to climb that steep hill and he's not going to go fast. He had to have gone down. >> Look for footprints. Oh man. What is that? Right there. >> Footprints. >> I don't know. I don't think he'd just be sitting there though. Look at all the holes in the fences, bro. I'm He's got to be hiding out. >> Good man. >> Police scoured the area for Ruffalito for hours, and then shortly after sunrise, they finally located him. >> On top. Right on top. He's going over the hill now. >> Okay. White shirt. One, five Espinoza. I'm going to have eyes on the suspect. He's going to be up on top of the hill, wearing a white shirt. Uh looks like shorts. Yeah, it looks like he's walking now. >> After allegedly beating his pregnant girlfriend and leading police on a dangerous high-speed pursuit, an hour-long foot pursuit, Ruffalito was all smiles. >> Huh? >> That's fun. >> It's pretty fun, huh? Shoo, man. >> nothing like you've been chasing before. >> Oh, I've I've done this a couple times. >> Deterrius Ruffalito was charged with multiple felonies, including aggravated fleeing of a law enforcement officer, resisting and evading, aggravated battery, criminal damage to property of a household member, false imprisonment, and aggravated assault on a police officer. At the time of this video, court records show Ruffalito is in jail awaiting trial. >> [music]