Hands up. It's the afternoon of August 8th in Tacoma, Washington. Authorities were on the lookout for a suspect linked to a drive-by shooting. A person who had already managed to slip away from police twice before. But on this particular afternoon, when he was finally spotted again, an intense pursuit kicked off right there on Pacific Street. [Music] Got him. You have a gun. Shoot you. [Music] I don't know. [Music] ring for good. Look right here. Looking out. Looking look resistant. I have a thing. The suspect was taken into custody and is now looking at a long list of serious accusations. These include charges for shooting unlawful firearm, possession, attempting to escape, operating a stolen vehicle, and driving under the influence, and the financial burden. He's facing a staggering bail amount exceeding $750,000. And that's just for the assault charge alone. The stolen car and the wild ride in Tiger. Imagine this. It's Thursday morning in Tigert, Oregon. The scene is chaotic. A man has just reversed his car through a fire hydrant, then slammed into a patrol vehicle and came terrifyingly close to hitting a police officer. But how did this whole explosive situation begin? It all traces back to a stolen car in a Walmart parking lot. Way out. Get out of the car. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Watch out. Get out of the car. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Look out. Look out. Jesus. Show me your hand. Watch out. Watch out. All right, I'll try to follow this thing. After the intense chase began, 47year-old Richard Wilson took off in a stolen car. During his flight, he collided with a police cruiser and ended up damaging at least six other vehicles. The pursuit even spilled onto I5, but it ultimately proved unsuccessful in catching him immediately. Wilson then ditched the car and vanished. However, his freedom was short-lived. Just 3 days later, authorities, aided by AK 9 unit and a drone, successfully tracked him down. He was found and arrested in a dilapitated shack located in a residential yard. Wilson now faces a hefty 20 charges, including counts for endangering an officer, hit and run, and vandalism. Atlanta, Georgia. In broad daylight, a man stealthily made his way into a home. What was he armed with? Perhaps the most dangerous of weapons, along with a rather odd detail, a pair of brightly colored socks. However, it was the combination of security cameras and the homeowner's sharp awareness that ultimately brought his sinister actions to light. I don't [ __ ] move. Stop. Stop [ __ ] moving. What the [ __ ] Cross. [Music] 33-year-old Kenneth Wack was apprehended following a pursuit that wounded through an apartment complex. During the chase, he even attempted to climb a fence in a desperate bid to escape. Interestingly, instead of gloves, he was found wearing socks. Authorities also located the stolen firearm he possessed hidden beneath a nearby bush. Wack now faces several serious charges including firstdegree burglary, criminal damage to property, possessing a weapon while committing a crime, and obstruction of justice. Copy code for Stop the car. Officers car over [Music] three. Officer ran over. Shots fired. Here you come. Watch out. Well, it's on fire now. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Watch out. Watch out. 32-year-old Holly Graham had only just been released from police detention merely hours before in connection with an outstanding warrant involving a stolen vehicle. As a result, Graham is now facing a stack of new felony charges with East Hartford, Connecticut, Sunday afternoon in front of the triple a diner on Main Street. A seemingly simple petty theft from a 17-year-old youth who had no second chance. See the cameras? I'm going to Well, I'm going to go back and talk. You gave What did you give me? So, you give me cash? I gave him $50 already. The bill was 140. I already gave him my money and I blessed him and I told him I can give him the cash. Were you taking care of the whole bill yourself? Yeah, I'll take care of I'll take him back over there. You can hang out talk to this guy. All he wants. Yeah, I know one of those big otherwise I will go to say anything you got to know about. No, take you on over to the square up with this guy. Hey, you just got to pay them all. Call your Uber back in your game. Just uh just you got the pocket. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We We deal with this a lot over there, but honestly, just throw your jacket on and up against the car. Spread your feet for me. All right. What I'm going to do is I intend keep your hand keep your hands behind your back. All right. You keep doing this thing where you keep digging in your pockets. True. You know what I mean? So, I don't know if you have anything in in your pockets, in your waistband. All right. No, don't worry. I'm going to take care of your pockets. All right. Just just just hang out for me right here. All right. Put your go 25 foot pursuit. That's what I found, man. Fail plaza. That's not a hor gunshot. Shots fired. Shots fire. Authorities discovered him behind 1137 Main Street suffering from a gunshot wound to his right leg. Despite receiving immediate medical attention at the scene and being transported to the hospital, the young man, a teenager, ultimately succumbed. This devastating incident, stemming from what began as a petty theft and a stolen firearm, ended a 17-year-old's life, all without a single shot being fired by law enforcement. Northampton, England. A call comes in about a suspected drug deal happening right in the middle of the street. Suddenly, a man bolts, making his getaway on a bicycle. What happens next? In a rather unconventional turn, a police officer quickly borrows a bike to pursue him. Hey, borrow your bike. Let me borrow your bike. Thank you. Up there. Up there. Going across Becky Park towards Bedford Road. Going left. Left. Vicky prom Marson's I want to buy a commit suit. Shan Christopher Proser, 28, of no fixed abode, was sentenced to 3 years and 8 months in prison for a series of drug offenses and resisting arrest. When a bicycle becomes a weapon against crime and quick thinking is more powerful than Akran, Ohio, Arlington. Auto wrecking. A man sneaks into a scrap car to steal for the third time, but this time he doesn't expect to be suspended in the air by a forklift. That's right. The car is suspended and the thief is trapped inside. Asterisk. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. All right. Oh, what's your name, man? Um, none of your business, bro. Well, it is cuz you're arrest. You're their arrest. For what? For trespassing. For one. I was running from someone, bro. You were. Well, that must have been a rude awakening. Oh, I'm getting lifted. When he called me on the radio, come down with the load. I mean, I raised him up. That's why we're all here. Car was bouncing up like this. I went from that back corner down there all the way up this aisle, which is our roughest aisle out of all three of them. This car is bouncing. Get ready to flip off the suspension on that. Get ready. He broke into a car at the uh junkyard before Seattle, Washington, Broadview neighborhood, morning of March the 16th. Two people passed out in a car with the engine running. Police set off a tire blower when the driver woke up that he hit the gas and drove away despite the tires slowly deflating. Asterisk [Music] Vehicle turning on and it's turning is being deployed. Go terminator deploy vehicle south on four on four. Updated speed. 4 miles an hour. Ready. It's a dead place. Get off the ground. Get out of the car now. Let me see your ass. For hit and run, autotheft, and drunk driving, the driver was taken into custody. on a warrant for autotheft. The female passenger was also taken into custody.