An officer attempts to stop a vehicle knowing that six children inside are desperately trying to escape. We're still 104. 31 standby. Black male driver 1033 [music] northbound on Jackson on Yeah, more grainy >> here. 4190. >> I'm in a 66. He's 2612. So, she's driving normally. I got eyes on it. Westbound on 32nd place. Oh, 668. He's westbound on 35th Street. I'm just following him. His speeds are 55. You're eastbound on 35th Street approaching 25th Avenue. His speeds are still 55. We're making a southbound turn on southbound 25. Light him up. Again, southbound, approaching 241 southbound 34,000. Down 2. >> 2 14th Street. Speeds are 56 mph. I'm going to hit him. 10 [music] secondary unit. >> Come on. And we're westbound 14 Street 27 westbound 14th Street. >> 97. I'm just waiting my camera to cool down. 947. I'm just waiting for my camera to cool down. >> 97. And we are back eastbound on 14th Street. >> 10 eastbound on 14th. 27. [music] All right. The tire stand. on 32nd Avenue 32nd Avenue. >> I can't fit him in this side. So Oh, never mind. FREEZE. FREEZE. STOP. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> There's people in the car. Right. Right behind us. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. >> Hold on. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. >> HEY, THE CAR. The car. >> I know. Chill. Sit back down for a second. >> Why you driving like that, bro? I'll tell you the story when we get >> you were driving though. >> Yeah, I was driving for the passenger seat. >> Turn the car off. >> Come on, mama. Never mind. >> Everyone, I don't know if they got to you yet, but they're at 1610 Northeast 32nd Avenue. >> Everybody, everybody, everybody, everybody have a seat right here. Right here, please. Sit. Sit. Sit. Sit. Sit. Sit. Sit. Sit down. Please. Thank you. >> My mama on the way. >> Hey, bro. We should have stayed where we was. >> I was trying to he was trying to speak. >> Oh my goodness. I can't wait. >> What's your first and last name, buddy? >> I live in Gainesville. >> Your mom live in Gainesville? >> Any of your parents know where you're at or who you're supposed to be at? >> No. My mom, >> bro. Hey, bro. Hey, >> what's your problem? What's going >> Huh? Can I talk to one on for a second, bro? >> Cuz I said, >> bro, turn the on, bro. >> Her mom will come to get us. >> Well, no, no, no. We're calling everybody's parents. >> West, so I'm getting loopy loose. >> Well, he was the car was going eastbound 14th Street. You turn back the other way. >> So, what I did was I sat still. So, I said, "Sounds like we're just confused as to where it's going. How did he get there?" He's got a big lag in directions. >> I think I just waited till you took over and >> then I went over to go check that door and I hear him 10:31 as I'm knocking on the door and then I see somebody peaked through the blinds and I was like I got to go to that. >> I'm not going to leave him hanging cuz there wasn't anybody with them. >> What's your name? >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> Why are you driving like that? You almost killed somebody. >> This I'm going to explain everything. >> How old are you? >> 19. >> What What's going on, brother? >> I don't have my girlfriend. I take care of her man. We got ready to go by the gas station. They was following us. I didn't know they were following us. So I hit the gas. Yeah. And then when y'all seen me like leaving the gas station, I was trying to figure out which way I was going to go. So that's why I was on that side of the road and then I seen I hit the lights in my pan. >> So all these other kids, where are they from? >> Different places. He was all just hanging out. I know some people chasing me. I know. Can I talk to >> your girlfriend? I got to explain something to some people. Okay. >> Maybe he's the brother to some girlfriend. I don't even know got ready to pick me up. He just picked me on the inside. Dude, he was using all of 14. >> Mhm. >> She doesn't know mom's phone number. >> So, you don't know her phone number? >> What's your address? >> Here's the deal, darling. If you don't start giving us answers, you don't get to leave here. I'm only allowed to release to a parent. Can you tell me your address, please? >> Did we run the tag yet to see who the vehicle's coming back to? >> Probably mama because you pitted it. I can't get into that side. I can't al either. So, I I crawled in the back seat and looked in the best I could, and it seems to be pretty empty. >> Whose car is this? November. Hey, what's your grandma's number? Hi. Is this >> Deputy Rick's Marian County Sheriff's Office? Do you know where your car is at? Where is it supposed to be right now? Okay, so your grandson has it. Did you know he had your car? He He does have your car. Yes, ma'am. I'm looking at it. M I I don't want you to put yourself in a medical episode. Has he ever had permission to drive your car before? He's had permission in the future or in the past, but he didn't have permission today. I spoke to grandmother and she wants to report the car stolen. It's probably going to be civil because he's had permission to drive it before. You were trying to jump out of the car. I I understand you were scared, but don't be trying to jump out of the car cuz that's that's dangerous. >> He was driving crazy. He was trying to flip out probably leaking gas and all that. He's still alive. >> Talk to them through the window. >> No, no, no. >> Hey, talk man. You know, you already know. >> It's over. It's early morning. I'm joking. I'm trying to me. I wanted to pull over way earlier, man. Hey, bro. This over, bro. >> You guys telling him stop talking about the car that was to my house. >> So why in the I didn't get in the car. They weren't supposed to leave. >> I was going to give him the business. You want to talk to her? You don't know who >> that was my mom. I'd roll down the window. I'm going to pop that door. What's up? >> So, what the was your mother problem taking my goddamn children? Why did you take my kids? >> They said they wanted to come with us. >> But do you realize them kids? You grown. So, why would you do that? Huh? >> It was other stuff behind it, bro. Just just can't talk too much cuz police wrong. This right here is nothing compared to what could have happened. I'm glad I >> No, it's not. Y'all could have been dead. I heard the one little girl tell the parent that when he was on the interstate, he was doing 130 m an hour. >> You can do whatever you want. If you want to stand outside, you can stand outside if you want. >> You don't got any guns, lightsabers, nothing like that on you? No. >> So, he's laying down in my back seat right now. >> Oh, he wasn't driving. >> No, he wasn't driving. >> He been charged with something. >> At least three felonies right now. >> Oh, Lord. He just got out the program about two months ago. >> You ready to go? >> Why would you do that, bro? You know you in big trouble now cuz you on probation. No, he he's not getting charged with nothing. The driver is. >> You lucked up, D. You're so embarrassing, bro. >> Oh, excuse me. How many charges do I have? >> Um, I think six. >> Six. We had scraped the car up a little bit one time already, and they couldn't make up their mind whether or not they wanted to get out or not, right? This >> the third time you ran from the >> Do you know the person that was driving this car? >> Yeah, I've I've met him before, but they haven't been friends long. I mean, not even two weeks. I didn't want him hanging with those older boys. You know, I've had issues with him in in the past doing that. >> He has no business hanging out with a 19-year-old. His mind has not developed as much. I don't understand why this 19-year-old man is hanging out with kids. It makes absolutely no sense to me. >> I told that boy that I didn't want him hanging with my son, though. >> The male that had her was 19 years old. >> Oh, really? >> Do you want to pursue charges against this male? >> Definitely. He needs to learn to stay away from minors. who knows what he was doing with them, which I don't think that was necessarily the case in this instance, but why are you hanging around with 12 [music] and 14 year olds? >> Oh, yeah. Weird. The suspect, identified as 19-year-old Jeremiah Lewis, was charged with aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude with injury or damage, false imprisonment of a child under 13 years of age, five counts of false imprisonment, six counts of child abuse, five counts of interference with child custody, leaving the scene of a crash with property damage, resisting an officer without violence, and grand theft of a motor vehicle. According to court records, Jeremiah was adjudicated guilty of two counts of felony fleeing or attempting to elude police with disregard for safety, grand theft of a motor vehicle, resisting or obstructing an officer without violence, and two counts of leaving the scene of a crash involving property damage only. The remaining charges were dropped or abandoned by the prosecutor. Sentence terms are not shown in the records.