You can hold it. >> Okay, turn around put your hands behind your back. >> Sheriff's office, let me SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LAY OUT. LAY OUT. LAY OUT. >> IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE a routine traffic stop, but something went wrong almost immediately. One man suddenly ran from deputies and a juvenile took off behind the wheel. What followed was a dangerous pursuit that would end in a violent crash. >> Real invite. All right. You got the truck stop. I'm going back. 10-4. Charlie 1, Charlie 9. 401, LA. 9401, LA. I'm on a red pickup. >> Huh? >> Reason for the stop is I can't read your tag, there's too much mud. Hold on, hold on, hold on. What was that? Yeah, can you hop out for me? >> Yeah. >> All righty, just come back here for me, okay? >> Yeah. >> Like I said, it's it's way too muddy, I can't read the tag. Hold on, hold on, before you go reaching in anywhere, all right? Hold on. Come over here, that's fine. You come over here for me. Do you have a driver's license, registration, insurance? Can I get your driver's license, registration, insurance? >> can. I'm just going to work. >> Okay, all right. Where do you work? >> I got a a job right here in DeLand, it's [ __ ] with a Excuse my language. Can I get a rag? >> Hold on, hold on for me. Just slow down for me. >> Yeah, I got a >> Hey, it's just a traffic stop, man. >> He >> It I just can't see the tag. >> I mean It's a work truck. >> We'll fix it, yeah, but I need you to just slow down for me, okay? >> Okay. This is what I got to do right >> Not right now. Give me a second. Like I said, I just need you to slow down for a second, okay? >> You're going >> 100 miles an hour. >> I know. >> I have a 215. >> It's freaking like 600 times. >> 10-65 427. Hey, stop reaching in there for me. >> I'm just looking. >> Yeah, just put the thing put it down. Hotel 623-179-650950 10-48. >> Is there anyone else in the vehicle? >> Yeah, I got two boys up there with >> Two on the passenger sides. >> I'm sorry? Two boys. >> Hold on. Hey, come back here. Stop. Relax. Just take a deep breath, okay? It's just a traffic stop. >> I haven't been pulled over like 6 years. >> It's just a traffic stop. >> 6 years. >> Deep breath, man. Like I said, I can't see it cuz it's too muddy. >> I can wipe it off. >> We will, but I need to get through my traffic stop first. So, you're going to do whatever you need to do. Hey, just come over here so you're not in the road. Just sit Put Put your butt on the bumper. There you go. >> I got tractor and tractor. I'm trying to keep the boys out of running in the street. >> 10-4. All right, hang tight here for me. Can you stand by for a second? You okay? You guys set? >> Yeah. >> Use a 34, honey. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Hi guys. >> What is your name, sir? >> Put the Batman. >> Okay. Well, you Are you guys juveniles? You under the age of 18? You definitely look like you're the age of 18. How old are you? You're five. Really? Who are your parents? How old? Out of the vehicle. Come up here. Up here. Do you have anything on you? Knife, anything? >> Uh No. >> Can you have me just pat you down? Hold on. Can I have you just pat you down real quick? Hey, what's going on today? You going to work? You guys going to work? Okay, what's going on? >> I'm going to work. >> Do you know who this gentleman is? >> No. >> Okay, what's your name? >> My name is Junior Bishop. >> Junior Bishop? Is that your actual legal name your parents gave you? >> Junior Bishop is what my parents call me. >> Okay, where are you from? >> Flagler State. >> Okay, you're not missing or anything. Your parents know where you're at? >> I'm not missing. >> Okay, your parents didn't Okay. >> I'm just trying to go fishing. >> You're just trying to go fishing? Okay. You're not in any trouble. >> you have? >> I need to know if you are under the age of 18 and if your parent knows where you are at. >> He knows where I am. >> Okay, did did your parent know where you are at? Here, stay with the vehicle. Please stop. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> As deputies spoke with the occupants, they began to realize this was more than a routine traffic stop. One of the juveniles was identified as a missing child from St. Johns County. With the child now safe in a patrol car, deputies turned their attention to the older man. And that's when things took a turn. >> Can you come to the first car right here? I'm going to put him in my car for some heat. He's cold. >> I got to get him I got to get >> You can hold on. >> Okay, turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Dude, he's running. Dude, he's running. Dude, he's running. He's running. All right, I'll go after him. I'll go after him. HE'S HEY! >> ALL RIGHT, ARE YOU IN THE 10-30 GIVEN? TWO [ __ ] WHITE GUYS. >> The teenager just took off in a white truck. >> Put your hands up! >> He just took off in Glock. >> But just when it seemed the situation was under control, things took another turn. With the older man now in custody, the juvenile suddenly got behind the wheel and took off. And what happened next would lead deputies into a dangerous pursuit. >> Psycho wanted to stop at John Cannon, who was on the ledger. Psycho was on the ledger. Was battle. What's up with the other occupants, better? >> Signal four, signal four, signal four. He's armed. Take a seat. TAKE A SEAT. VEHICLE'S UH UPSIDE DOWN IN THE WOODLINE. Sheriff's office, LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LAY DOWN. >> [screaming] >> LAY DOWN. LAY DOWN. LAY DOWN ON THE FLOOR. LAY DOWN ON THE [screaming] FLOOR. WHO ELSE IS in the car? Who else is in the car? >> Pull the trigger. Pull the trigger. >> Stand up. Come to me now. Turn around. Turn around. >> Yo, you put me in here. >> TURN AROUND. >> PUT that Put your hands on your face. >> Get on your face. >> Get on your face. >> You got to go. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> GET ON YOUR FACE. DO IT NOW. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT REACH. DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT TRY TO START >> WHO ELSE IS IN THE CAR? >> NOBODY. All right, what else do you Get up. >> Are you good? >> I'm not sure if I'm good. I'm kind of I don't know if she got anything on her. >> I know. >> My [ __ ] car. >> I just want to make sure you're good. That's my biggest concern. >> I need to go to the hospital. >> Is anybody else in the car. >> No, sir. >> After the juvenile was arrested, deputies returned to the original traffic stop. The older man was injured and was being prepared to be taken to an ambulance. >> Fetal position in my car. I literally just checked on him. I don't think he took any more. I ate it. You guys checked him. There was nothing, right? >> Yeah. >> Just pull him all the way out. Here. Let's get him all the way out. What does he look like? What is going I just checked on him. >> Just be careful cuz he ran from us. >> He Yeah, he I don't know what he might do. I literally just checked on him. Oh, let me get him up. Hey, Butler, can you just grab me my phone out of my car? It should be on my stand, on my computer. No, no, no, on my computer. It's a a magnet like Austin's. I'm coming with you. >> Darnell Hairston was charged with kidnapping, aggravated child abuse, battery by strangulation, robbery with a deadly weapon, and resisting an officer without violence. He later pleaded no contest and was sentenced to 30 years in state prison. [music] Junior Bishop was charged as an adult and later faced an additional charge of principal to armed kidnapping along with charges related to the pursuit and crash. Bishop's trial is still processing. Thanks for watching.