Well, all right. Let me help you kind of try and understand what's happening. What? What don't you understand? >> Everything I'm being told. >> So, you don't understand. You're felony resisting. >> Shut your [ __ ] head. >> You got assault on law enforcement. Put >> ram in that patrol car. >> Okay. >> On November 25th, 2023 in Lake St. Louis, Missouri. 26-year-old Cameron Dunn was spotted driving a vehicle stolen out of Nevada. What followed was a dangerous chase through St. Charles County, led by the Ofallen Police Department and other agencies. When officers attempted to stop him near the Bent Oak Apartments, Dunn rammed an Ofalon police vehicle and fled. As officers pursued, he crossed solid yellow lines, sped through intersections where pedestrians were walking, and pushed the car to nearly 90 m an hour in a 35 zone. Dunn was already a convicted felon with connections to Nevada and Florida. He was wanted in Nevada for an armed robbery involving the same stolen vehicle, and he also had a felony drug warrant here in St. Charles County. Going south. Which way to go? >> Lake. We're going to go west trail. Got to get the bike. Spike North Fox. [Music] >> Wait, where they are? Fox trail. Give me your [ __ ] hands. He just ditched somebody. Uh passenger got out maybe north on Fox. We're still in Northbound. [Music] 289 at Key Harbor. Key Harbor. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Don't take out [Music] your [ __ ] hands. [Music] We're coming up towards the pool party, I think. [Music] Right by the fire department. Black male dreads. He's wearing blue jeans, blue jacket. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] 334 St. Louis Boulevard. You should be able to get off the fire department. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] I lost sight. >> 474. >> We're right at Boulevard Park. And uh my guess is you win this wood line. 422. Can you make a way to me >> 76 units responding to Chase Court? Chase Court. 533 around >> if we could set a perimeter. I lost sight right at the fire department in the front. He round to the corner of the fire department. He continued going south on the boulevard. >> 474. What was the description again? >> It's a black male, long dreads, shoulder length. He's got blue jeans on. blue blue jean jacket and orange boxer. >> Unbeknownst to officers, Dunn was hiding nearby, closer than they realized. >> 289 422. >> Proceed. 289 108422. [Music] Go ahead, sir. >> Yeah, we're I think it's [Music] your address is 208 is what you want to chase. It's OC and I assist. Show your [ __ ] hands. >> Stand by. I got one at gunpoint. Show me your [ __ ] hands right now. >> Crawl out to me in front of the fire department. Crawl out to me now. >> One at gunpoint at the fire department. All units covered. >> Crawl out to me right now. >> Hey. All right. Lay down. Arms out to your side. Okay. Arms out to your side. Just stay there. Step up right. >> Don't move. >> Front of the fire department. All audio. >> Oh, you can still in custody. >> 434. One in custody. Clear your legs and stand. Come on. >> Way to get that subject's information. One ready. >> At this point, you might think the story's over, but Dunn went on to pick up two more serious charges. One later that same night and another while in jail for these offenses. We'll cover that soon. >> I'll get it, man. I think your money is the least of your worries right now. [Music] Oh, my bad. >> You all right? >> Subject has multiple warrants. >> Hear me out. You're under arrest. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand each of these rights there? Explain. >> Okay. >> 512. Uh, you got assault on law enforcement >> for rammed in that patrol car. >> I didn't run into >> Okay. >> What the [ __ ] is going on, man? >> Bro, I didn't even see the police officer for you to say I ran into >> You didn't see the marked Tahoe that was behind you? Dark blue car with lights. Are you kidding me? >> I'm saying I didn't see you. Were you saying I ran into him? >> All right, let me help you kind of try and understand what's happening. What? What don't you understand? everything I'm being told. >> So, you don't understand your felony resisting. >> You don't understand that when when you see a fully marked patrol car with lights and sirens on behind you and you're running [ __ ] 90 down a city street. You don't understand that one. [Music] >> I think you understand that one now. >> Gap me pretty good there. The first [Music] I just happened to be walking back. I was like, "Dude, there's no [ __ ] way this dude made it this far." >> Yeah, pretty much. And I caught a glimpse of this [ __ ] orange pan. >> For this incident, Dunn was charged with four felonies and one misdemeanor. Tampering with a motor vehicle, resisting arrest, endangering the welfare of a child, attempted escape from custody, and misdemeanor attempted assault. If you're wondering where the attempted escape from custody charge came from. After his arrest, Dunn was transported to a local hospital for a fit for confinement check. While still handcuffed, he fled into a wooded area, but officers quickly recaptured him. And even after being secured in jail, Dunn wasn't finished. While incarcerated, he attempted to bribe a corrections officer, offering $1,000 in exchange for smuggling contraband. He passed a handwritten note that read, "Call this number and say, "Uncle Paul said cash app you $1,000. Then go buy five packs of Newport longs and bring them in tomorrow." >> For all charges combined, Dunn was sentenced to 5 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections. >> Thanks for watching Gateway Body Cam. Select a video on screen to keep watching and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss our next upload.