We're going through the park. We're going through this park area on the sidewalk. And he's going to start taking off. All right. We're going through the lot. We're going to be going uh crashing into We're going out to Greenfield. We're going to be going eastbound on Greenfield. >> Continuing northbound on major. Crash into a squad. Ram squad heading to six national. Going eastbound eastbound national. We're about 56 right now. Eastbound national 77 traffic roads are double west [Music] to east and national. We're doing about 75 miles an hour. He's going in oncoming traffic right now. Officer Bird 5, but pretty clear with traffic right now. Uh it is a little slippery with the road. However, we are being able to catch up to him right now. We're now eastbound on Pierce. eastbound on Pierce. He's going northbound now on 27. Northbound on 27. Uh we're doing about 70 mph. Uh light traffic also stolen vehicles. Reckless driving northbound on 27 just with the red light at Clayborn. [Music] in the oncoming train epic at uh Wisconsin [Music] going in oncoming traffic again and I think it's Wells still northbound though on 27. I'm sorry. It look disable all of you. The front end damage should be moderate. >> Negative. No front end. There's damage, but he's still moving pretty good. We're passing 24 eastbound. >> Eastbound Highland. He's in the westbound lanes of traffic. There's no traffic passing 15th. Speeds are 70. He is slowing. We are at 13th Street. Slowing again. Looking to make a turn. Crash. Crash. Crash. Bit. [Music] [Applause] Going through some grass right now in 13. Okay. back to 14th Street, northbound 14th. >> We're going through the park. We're going north what would be 15th through this park area on the sidewalk. >> We're in the park at 15th Street. We're walking to control six. Appreciate Mark one. Come on. Move your gun. You guys do this head. Get on the ground now or you might be shot. Get on the ground. [Applause] >> We got him. He's in custody. He's in custody. >> That was stupid, man. Guess we're coming. >> We got another one in custody. >> There's a female that was in the car. >> We got to jump with you guys. Looks like everybody's in custody. >> Where the probes out, man. >> What probes? >> You got You got stuck with a taser. Did you know that? >> Stand up for me, man. >> All right, I'm going to take the probe off. >> [ __ ] >> We got a medical coming for you. All right. This suspect was given citations for fleeing, eluding, two counts of hit and run to an attended vehicle, and operating a motor vehicle with a revoked license. He was also charged with driving or operating a motor vehicle without consent, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, firstderee recklessly endangering safety, possession of methamphetamine, resisting, obstructing, fleeing, eluding, causing property damage and two counts of hit and run. He's innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. This next case shows a suspect who fled from police but managed to succeed in getting away. However, when police go looking for him, they get an unwanted surprise. [Music] >> Sheriff's office. >> How you doing? >> Fine. >> Is Sylvester here? >> No, sir. >> We got told him he's here. >> He's not here. You can come here and see if you want. >> Camera. Did he usually stay here? >> Has he been here today? >> He came back. He went puppy. >> Oh, there he is. D. >> It's okay, buddy. >> He's scared. >> Where's he stay at? You don't know? >> No, I don't know where you stay at. >> You don't know where he's at? >> No, sir. >> You could help us out if you if you did. >> Yeah, I'll help you if I know where he's at. I don't know where he at. >> Yeah, I appreciate it. >> You're welcome. >> Thank you. The exact moment officers walk out the door, they see a person matching the suspect's description down the hall. [Music] Well, fire. Close [Music] that door. He's going around the front. [Music] >> Hey, come out. Come down. Get down. Get down. Get down. Give me your hand. >> You got my hand. We're 10 at a time. >> Just pulling multiple times. [Applause] >> I got my phone, please. >> We got him. >> Is he inside? >> I got my phone, please. Right here. I got help to go. When you say you stop when you say stop when you say stop. A you fall clean. >> Wow. [ __ ] ran. >> Yeah, that's disrespectful. I >> had a gun pulled out on me on the trailer stop. >> Okay, with it done. >> I don't know who it was, sir. >> Have a seat, bro. >> I just know who itself, sir. >> Have a seat. >> How you in front of me? >> Have a seat. >> Can I get my phone, please? >> You going to take your phone with you? >> I ain't going to get my phone, man. >> Excuse me, sir. Excuse me, sir. >> All right. >> No disrespect. I just want you to let you understand where I'm coming from. >> I hear you. You got felonies. What kind of felonies? >> Yeah, you got felonies. >> How? >> You got two felonies. >> Hey SG. Hey S. Hey S. Hey say S. Say S. What if I get locked up out here? Then my people's going to get evicted. Y'all wrong for running. I disrespect and I I respect y'all. I just be scared. You see what I'm saying? This suspect was charged for his actions in the body cam footage as well as his original incident where he fled from police in a vehicle. He was charged with four counts of obstruction, his bench warrant, felony fleeing, eluding, failure to obey traffic regulations, possession of methamphetamine, reckless driving, and hit and run. He is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Did you know that when a suspect decides to run, the environment itself can also become a weapon? In one case, it's the roar of the engine racing down the street, slamming into pedestrian and police cars. In the other, it's the twisting suffocating corridors of an apartment building. Look at the tight hallways that turns into a predator prelike situation where every stairwell is a blind corner and every door could be an ambush. What connects both of these cases is the risk because officers are forced to put themselves between criminals and the innocent public. I remember not knowing if the next second will bring a crash, a knife, or gunshots. And that not knowing brings a stress like no other. In my opinion, this isn't about running suspects. It's about the thin margin cops operating in. And every time I went inside an apartment building, I honestly didn't know if I would make it out because on most occasions, you're at a disadvantage because the bad guy usually knows every empty apartment and every hiding spot. And sometimes I couldn't even find the elevator. And remember, these environments always amplify the suspect's careless behavior because we watched this guy turn the city streets into his own bumper car playground. And he didn't care who got hit. And the runner who sprinted through these hallways wasn't thinking about the families inside these apartments just feet away. And for me, chasing suspects was never about getting accommodation. It was about surviving moments with the line between protector and victim was very thin. And every pursuit reminded me that I wasn't just chasing criminals. I was chasing the thin chance to keep innocent people alive in a world where danger and rage move faster than