Police. >> Hey adrenaline junkies. Welcome to Police Chase. Today we're kicking off a brand new series when people messed with the wrong cops where every dumb move instantly triggers justice mode. All right, let's dive in. This >> one off the road into the side of THE HOUSE. DROP THE RIGHT NOW. THE CHILDREN. >> HELLO. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> On July 17th, 2023, at an unspecified time in Tampa, Florida, USA, police responded to a report of a seriously injured woman near N35th Street and E18th Avenue. She was taken to a local hospital while officers identified 33-year-old Michael Breznahan as the suspect. Police later spotted his vehicle and attempted to stop him. According to authorities, Breznahan pointed an AK-47 toward officers and fled. >> Might have caught one edge of it. Now he's going [screaming] to be eastbound on Cypress. Tried to drive around the spikes. Eastbound Cypress coming up to Lincoln now. Body cam and aviation footage show the vehicle driving erratically, breaking through fences and avoiding stopsticks before crashing into another car. E00 contact righties 11. >> Moments later, authorities reported gunfire from the suspect's vehicle. 18 officers responded, believing an immediate threat remained. The confrontation ended with Breahan suffering a serious gunshot injury while the officers were later placed on standard administrative leave. Shots fired. Shots fired. We got multiple shots fired. traffic. >> The injured woman was later reported to be in stable condition. In the end, what began as a call for help became a chain of events affecting an entire community. A reminder that one reckless decision can change many lives in just a few moments. Hello. Shot fire. Shot fire. >> On May 11th, 2023, at approximately 7:55 p.m. in Houston, Texas, USA, Westside patrol officers responded to a report of gunfire at an apartment on Forum Park Drive. When they approached the suspected apartment, 41-year-old Edwin Lopez suddenly opened the door and fired toward the officers. >> Oh [ __ ] [laughter] >> HELLO. Shot fire. Shot fire. >> Officer Hunter returned fire before moving to a safer position. Minutes later, Lopez stepped outside, still holding the firearm. Officers repeatedly ordered him to put it down. This time he followed their commands, bringing the tense encounter under control. Start to me. Turn around. Turn around. >> I said to turn around. >> TURN AROUND. GET GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. 911. >> Lay down on the ground. >> Hey, lay on the ground. Listen to what I'M TELLING YOU. LAY ON THE GROUND. >> Lopez was taken into custody without further incident. Officer Hunter suffered injuries from shrapnel and was treated at the scene while Lopez was not physically injured. >> He almost shot me, man. >> What's up, man? >> I think I got grace. >> You got grace? >> Lopez was charged with aggravated assault against a public servant. A tense encounter that could have taken a very different turn ultimately ended with everyone under control. A reminder that following clear commands can prevent a dangerous situation from becoming even worse. >> I leave you guys. >> On July 16th, 2023, at approximately 6:39 p.m. on Manchester, Connecticut, USA, officer Haley Olette responded to a domestic disturbance at a residence on North Main Street. There she encountered 58-year-old Joseph Dillerto who was holding a knife and moving toward her. >> COME OUTSIDE. COME INSIDE. SHUT UP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> COME HERE. COME HERE. I'LL GET YOU. You can stop. >> Shut up, [ __ ] Get back. Get back. >> I told YOU TO GET BACK. >> STOP IT. YOU WANT TO GET TAG? >> YOU WANT TO GET PAID? >> I T YOU. >> OH MY GOD. COME ON, [ __ ] >> PUT THAT DOWN. >> Officer Oellet ordered him to drop the knife and tried to create distance. She deployed her taser, but it was unsuccessful. Dillerto continued advancing and reportedly shouted, "Shoot me." Leaving the officer with very little room to retreat. >> I'll come at YOU RIGHT NOW. >> DROP THE KNIFE. POLICE. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP the knife. [screaming] >> Fire me. As the situation escalated, officer Olette fired her handgun several times, striking Daredo in the upper thigh. He fell, allowing her to secure the knife and place him in handcuffs. Doredoto received medical treatment and was later released from the hospital. He faced several charges, including threatening and assault-related offenses. In a matter of moments, a domestic disturbance had become a high-risisk encounter, a reminder that staying calm and following commands can make all the difference. I got some knife. I got some knife. >> DROP THE GUN. >> DROP THE GUN. [screaming] >> DROP THE GUN. >> ON February 19th, 2023, at approximately 5:30 p.m. in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, Louisville Metro Police responded to a report of a woman in a mental health crisis near Chenalt Road. Officers found 52-year-old Candy Basil in the street holding and waving a firearm. >> Put your gun down. Watch it. Go ahead and just Okay, pitch it down. Pitch it down. Pitch it down for me. PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT ON THE GROUND. >> On the ground. Put it on the ground. >> Don't drop the gun. >> Officers repeatedly ordered Basil to drop the weapon, but she continued moving toward them. For the officers, every second mattered. They had to assess the situation while keeping themselves and nearby residents safe. >> Drop the gun. >> PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. >> DROP THE GUN. DROP THE GUN. >> DROP THE GUN. >> I got the gun. >> When Basil continued forward, Officer Wyatt, a 19-year veteran, fired two rounds, striking her. Officers immediately secured the firearm and provided first aid before she was taken to the University of Louisville Hospital. >> Starting a mess. >> Oh my god. >> Do you have no other weapons? >> No. >> Oh my god. >> Checker. Check her. We're 1086. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Check her. >> Oh my god. >> We got to get >> Basil was reported to be alert and expected to recover. She was later arrested and faced charges including wanting endangerment of police officers and menacing. In just a few moments, a difficult situation had changed everyone's lives. A reminder that when emotions run high, following clear commands can prevent an even more serious outcome. >> Take the pain away. >> Who are you? I'm trying. I'm trying. >> Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Back up, man. >> On July 19th, 2025, in Pueblo, Colorado, USA, police received several reports of motorcyclists riding recklessly on the city's southside. Officers from the DICE unit located the group and began monitoring their movements. I go. >> Oh, it's got a plane under there. Body cam and dash cam footage showed the riders performing wheelies, standing on their bikes, and weaving between vehicles across several lanes. Their actions reportedly brought traffic on Northern Avenue to a standstill. But how long could this continue before someone got seriously hurt? >> That's our question, right? >> Yeah. >> Definitely without due regard. [music] I was thinking this one it might be easier to grab him off this pipe. >> We going for this one. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> It's now or never. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Officers moved in at a red light. One rider was removed from his motorcycle and taken into custody while the other two quickly left the scene. What had started as reckless riding had now become a police operation. >> Driving on the road, >> endangering everybody. >> You're probably going to have to go around cuz >> we're going to >> I just called that in here. >> Yeah, we were going to get one. So, >> you see how happy everybody was. >> You got me. I'm sorry. >> Everybody's happy. Police said the footage would also serve as a warning about the dangers of high-risk riding with Colorado recording 165 motorcycle related fatalities in 2024. Authorities stressed that reckless stunts can lead to arrests, license consequences, vehicle impoundment, and far more serious outcomes. Sometimes the biggest risk is not getting caught. It's realizing too late how little control you really had. >> We're not We're not trying We're not trying to make your life harder, man, but it is a big nuisance >> and a danger to you. Great. >> Other people on the street, man. Several people get killed on motorcycles every year. >> Just went off the road into the side of a house. >> On June 27th, 2023, at an unspecified time in North Baltimore, Ohio, USA, police responded to a domestic dispute involving 23-year-old Jonathan J. Baker and the mother of his seven-month-old child. Baker left the scene with the infant, prompting police to issue a bolo to nearby agencies >> behind me. >> He just went left to center coming up. I'm behind the vehicle. Coming up station behind the county unit. We're still southbound coming up. just went off the road into the side of a house. >> The vehicle was later spotted in Tiffen. Deputies and local officers attempted to stop it, but the driver accelerated, veered off the road, and crashed into a residence on S. Sanduski Street. Fortunately, no one was inside the home. >> 607 South Sanduski a house, I believe. I'll be all done. Send the squad. Send the squad to >> Emergency responders immediately reached the vehicle and began providing urgent care to the infant and Baker. Both were taken to the hospital, but the infant could not be saved. Baker was airlifted to Toledo St. Vincent's Hospital in critical condition. A loaded firearm and at least one spent cartridge were also found inside the vehicle. It was a heartbreaking outcome that began with a family dispute and escalated within minutes. Sometimes one decision made in a moment of panic can leave consequences that last far beyond the moment itself. >> Is he still? >> Yeah, he's out. specified time in Pasco County, Florida, USA. Trooper Starling Kelly was at a gas station on State Road 52 when an employee reported a Dodge Ram performing donuts on the property. The truck soon left the station, but the situation was far from over. Trooper Kelly initiated a traffic stop with lights and sirens, but the driver made a U-turn and accelerated away. The pursuit quickly intensified. According to the report, the truck reached 109 mph in a 45 millafer zone and was later paced at 129 mph in a 55 milliper area. 481 from the station. >> With traffic increasing, Kelly used a precision intervention technique to bring the truck under control. The vehicle stopped and the driver, later identified as Heribberonz, stepped out with his hands raised and was taken into custody. >> Now you're going to >> Yeah, you were going somewhere. Now you're going to jail with felonies. >> Get your head in. Sit down. >> Sorry, sir. 28 out of Florida Nelt Quebec Tango should be on a Dodge Round 420. 285429 to gray ramp trucking 123126 out of Tampa. >> All right, ma'am. Before I talk to you, I'm going to read you your rights. YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? >> YES, SIR. I apologize, sir, for for >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in a court of law. >> According to the report, Bonitez admitted drinking three beers and a field test reportedly detected cocaine. Breath test later recorded 0.086 and 0.079. He was booked into the Pasco County Detention Center. One reckless decision had turned a simple traffic stop into a dangerous pursuit, showing how quickly poor choices can put everyone on the road at risk. >> You know, my dad I'm just worried about my dad's going to be pissed at me, man. Your dad's going to be mad as hell cuz she just wrecked out a vehicle and we're about to seize it. >> Okay. >> On February 5th, 2023, at approximately 7:55 p.m. in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, an officer spotted a black GMC Yukon failing to stop at a red light near the I7585 interchange. When the officer activated the emergency lights, the driver refused to stop, turning a routine traffic stop into a pursuit. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Get the SUV. V continued along I7585 before exiting onto Cleveland Avenue and later heading back toward I75. The driver and passengers then left the SUV and ran from the scene. The officer remained behind to assist the occupants of the damaged vehicle while Atlanta Police Aviation searched the surrounding area. The driver and one passenger were eventually located in a wooded area and taken into custody without further incident. going to be at your 6 to 3:00 in the woods. >> All right. Are you okay? >> I'm just freaking out. But yeah, we're okay. I'm just freaking out. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Sir, are you okay? >> Yes, we're okay. >> I didn't even see them. >> Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. Are you okay? >> Baby's fine. You're fine. The driver identified as Troyan Jarve Porter faced multiple charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, hit and run, and obstruction. The pursuit lasted about 4 miles. What began with one missed traffic signal ended with a long list of consequences. A reminder that choosing to stop can sometimes prevent a much bigger problem. [music] >> One second. Okay. Okay. >> Right there. >> On November 12th, 2023 at 8:42 a.m. in Okaloosa County, Florida, USA. Deputies responded to McLaren Circle after reports of a vehicle repeatedly honking through the night. Minutes later, a woman reported that her 22-year-old boyfriend, Maris Jackson, [music] had allegedly taken her car without permission and sent threatening messages. Jackson arrived around 9:09 a.m. and was detained while deputies continued the investigation. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Inbound. >> As Deputy Jesse Hernandez approached the patrol car for a second search, a sharp popping sound rang out. Believing it might be a gunshot, he shouted, "Shots fired." And nearby deputies reacted immediately. A reminder of how quickly tension can escalate when information is incomplete. >> WHAT? WHAT? WHERE? RIGHT THERE. I'M [screaming] IN. I'm in. >> What? >> In the car. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> Get her. GET HER AND GET HER BACK NOW. >> NO. >> [screaming] >> Investigators later determined that no weapon was involved. The sound came from an acorn [music] striking the roof of the patrol car. Jackson was unharmed. The deputies were cleared of criminal wrongdoing, and the incident became a sobering reminder that even a small sound can completely change the course of a rapidly unfolding situation. >> Let's get further back. Further back. back. >> On February 11th, 2024, at approximately 1:53 p.m. in Houston, Texas, USA, a woman later identified as 36-year-old Janness Moreno entered Lakewood Church with her 7-year-old son before suddenly creating a dangerous situation inside the building. >> I think there was about six to eight that they actually put as part-time employees. how how they did it with their agency. What is people running? >> An offduty Houston police officer working security immediately responded after hearing the disturbance. A nearby offduty TABC officer also rushed in to assist as people scrambled to find safety. Within seconds, the quiet gathering turned into a scene of panic and uncertainty. You killed my son. >> Stand out. Stay. >> I got one. Shooting purple. I'm being down on the wall. >> I don't know if you shoot on the west side. 3700. help. >> I need help. in his head. >> The two officers worked together to quickly stop the threat, preventing the situation from escalating further. During the incident, the woman's 7-year-old son and another adult were injured and received emergency medical care. Officers also investigated the suspect's claim of having explosives, but none were found. Blue, blue, blue, blue. >> Hold on. Watch out. >> Down. I need a medic. I have one male conscious and breathing. >> Investigators later confirmed [music] that no explosives were present. Thanks to the officer's swift response, the danger was brought under control within moments. The incident highlighted how preparedness and decisive action can help protect countless innocent lives when every second matters. Hey. Hey. >> On April 6th, 2024, at approximately 4:58 a.m. in Los Angeles, California, USA, West Valley Division Patrol officers noticed a gray 2019 Lamborghini Huracan stopped at a red light with its driver apparently asleep behind the wheel. 827 approaching war 37. >> How's it going, sir? >> How's it going, man? >> Good. Good. Good. >> Do you have a driver's license on you? The officers initiated a traffic stop, but a records check revealed the driver, 51-year-old Elliot Dugan, had multiple felony warrants and the Lamborghini had been reported stolen. When repeatedly asked to step out, Dugan suddenly sped away, triggering a pursuit. Hey unit 47urs crash etc. Only seconds into the pursuit, Dugan lost control at high speed, crashing into the center median and several trees. The impact tore the vehicle apart and scattered debris across the roadway, leaving nearby officers and witnesses stunned by how quickly the situation unfolded. 10847, let me have the frequency. Vehicle is TC. Uh, major TC damage. Let me get an RA starting to roll. I need be uh traffic shut down. >> Oh, wait. >> Emergency crews responded immediately, but the driver could not be saved. Several parked vehicles were also damaged. The incident served as another reminder that a single decision to flee from law enforcement can lead to irreversible consequences within moments. On May 7th, 2026, at 1:18 p.m. in Columbia, Missouri, USA, Boone County deputies responded to a distressing 911 call from a home on North Douglas Drive, a 65-year-old woman reported that her son was unresponsive and that she had suffered serious injuries. As deputies arrived, they learned that 32-year-old Steven Swanson had left the scene in a blue Ford Bronco. Minutes later, officers located the vehicle and attempted a traffic stop, but the driver refused to pull over. Does >> that matter? You're attempting DVI. >> Shots fired. Do >> you have shots fired? Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Copy. Shots fired. >> A pursuit involving multiple agencies followed across several highways. After tire deflation devices were deployed, officers successfully brought the SUV to a stop in a muddy ditch. To safely assess the situation, a drone was used to look inside the vehicle. >> Shots fire. Shot fire. >> He shot at me. >> Investigators later determined the incident had already reached its final stage before officers could make contact. No law enforcement personnel were injured. The case remains a powerful reminder of how quickly a series of decisions can lead to life-changing consequences. On April 18th, 2026, at 5:31 p.m. in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, officers responded to a disturbance at a funeral home on Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard. Witnesses reported that a man involved in the dispute had allegedly displayed a firearm. When officers arrived, they saw 43-year-old Donnie Harbor leaving the area in a white Ford pickup truck. Police attempted a traffic stop, but Harbor refused to pull over and drove away. >> Copy have agile traffic radio. Standby 72B. >> Sergeant Starks. I'm located as soon as I can. >> Is this an active pursuit? >> Am Georgia Tag Charles Mary Victor 4911. Uh, turning on MLK, turning on the Anderson, probably going to 20. Speed's 94 miles an hour. [music] I got a Fulton County PD unit with me. >> The situation quickly escalated into a pursuit through city streets. Officers reported reckless driving and repeated traffic violations before a specialized [music] unit safely brought the vehicle to a stop on Interstate 20. >> I got your body on. I'll be right. Hey, just break check me and hit the right side of my patrol vehicle. I Douglas coming on this truck highway 100 milesPH 20 west say no forfeit [clears throat] three know I'm coming with some Easy. >> All right. Still 21 west. Speed 95 mph. Clear road. Setting up for another bit. >> Hold on. Put that [ __ ] on the right. For that [ __ ] on the right. >> Yeah. Wait. Wait till it gets past the next truck. No more sending. >> Harbor [music] was taken into custody without further incident and later faced several criminal charges. The case is a reminder that one poor decision can quickly turn a routine investigation into a serious threat to public safety. Too old to be doing this. The truck [music] bad. >> Shots fired. >> On December 18th, 2025, at 11:17 a.m. Louisville, Kentucky, USA, officers received a shot spotter alert reporting multiple gunshots near West Chestnut Street. Police quickly responded to investigate the area. Hey, I got one running southbound from the alley. Black male, black jacket. >> Hands going southbound towards Chestnut. >> Upon arrival, officers located 30-year-old Assa McNeely in an alley. As they approached, he fled on foot, leading officers on a short chase that ended in a nearby backyard. >> He's saying he's got a gun. Show me your hands. Do not reach for anything. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Hey, get a less lethal. I can see the gun on him. He's refusing to cooperate. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your other hand up. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Officers repeatedly instructed McNeely to keep his hands visible and comply with commands. The situation quickly became tense, requiring officers to take immediate action to secure the scene and protect everyone involved. 112 David. Shots fired. Subsect down. He's still moving. Get me a shield. We are in the alley north of Chestnut between 23 and 24. After the situation was brought under control, officers provided assistance and the suspect was transported to a hospital for treatment. Authorities later announced charges related to reckless endangerment and unlawful firearm possession. The case serves as a reminder that split-second decisions can have lasting consequences. >> The gun I got a gun. I got the gun. On November 20th, 2023, at approximately 9:00 a.m. in Pasco County, Florida, USA, Florida Highway Patrol troopers spotted a black Chevrolet Malibu speeding along Interstate 75 while weaving through traffic and creating danger for nearby drivers. When troopers attempted a traffic stop, the driver, Marcus Kennon, and Larry refused to pull over and sped away. He ignored traffic signals, drove through multiple intersections, and continued putting other motorists at risk. Ready? Overpass on. 148 get 134 on the right shore. >> The pursuit continued across several roadways as the driver repeatedly changed direction and narrowly avoided several collisions. Troopers eventually carried out a tactical maneuver that successfully brought the vehicle to a stop. >> Be careful. >> Sorry, I missed a stop. back. >> Put your hands up. >> Hands up. Hands up. >> Larry was taken into custody without further incident and later face charges related to reckless driving, fleeing law enforcement, and driving with a suspended license. The case serves as a reminder that one reckless decision can quickly place many lives in danger. We're going to take one off and we got to put one hand and one hand on top there. That way you don't stand on your hand. Okay. >> On February 16th, 2024, at approximately 4:28 p.m. in Austin, Texas, USA, Austin police officers Dalton Schroeder and Jason Wright responded to an urgent welfare check after reports that a young child was choking at a family gathering. Jason, let him on this. >> When the officers arrived, relatives explained that the child had choked on a piece of candy and was struggling to breathe. Every second mattered, and the family could only hope help had arrived in time. Take a breath. Listen to me. Did you get the candy out of this? >> No. >> Without hesitation, Officer Schroeder grabbed his personal anti- choking device and immediately began life-saving efforts. Within moments, the obstruction was cleared and the child was breathing normally again, bringing overwhelming relief to everyone at the scene. >> Get some water. The child recovered safely thanks to the officer's quick thinking and preparedness. The incident was a powerful reminder that sometimes the most heroic moments don't happen during dramatic pursuits. But in the quiet race to save a single life when every second counts, they call you back. You okay, baby? [crying] >> He's okay, baby. He's okay. >> Okay. If she has to see a judge, it'll be like tomorrow around 11 or noon. >> On March 24th, 2024, in Okaloosa County, Florida, USA, deputies on beach patrol contacted a group of spring breakers after noticing what appeared to be an alcoholic drink in the hand of a 19-year-old woman. How are y'all? >> Good. >> Good. >> You guys on spring break? >> Yes, sir. >> What's school? >> Lafayette? >> Bunch of y'all are down here. >> We did not bring alcohol here. >> Like I am literally so responsible when it comes to this stuff. Can you stop? Like don't video me. I'm serious. >> Okay. >> So, >> like there was water. I drank at the house. Okay. >> The officer said you have a house for a reason. So, we took that as we should. >> The young woman insisted it was only water and explained she had been drinking responsibly at home. However, after speaking with her and reviewing the situation, deputies determined she was in possession of alcohol while under the legal drinking age. They later confirmed it was her second offense. >> Oh my god. >> I really have to video. >> Like, can you stop videoing? I feel like that's like my right that I can't talk to you. >> After consulting a supervisor, deputies calmly explained the legal process [music] and informed her she would be taken to the booking facility. Despite the difficult moment, she remained cooperative, even sharing a few light-hearted comments about her future goals, reminding everyone that one poor decision doesn't have to define an entire future. >> They leave the hat. >> Oh, yeah. Probably. >> Yeah. Okay. >> No, you're going to look ugly in that mug shot. Yeah, >> don't worry about that. Make [laughter] sure to fix her up before I mean [ __ ] >> Real quick, ma'am. Real quick. >> All right. So, they're going to have you take off all of your jewelry. Okay. >> Yeah, that's why I was just No, it's fine. I've had it for a while. >> Oh my gosh. It was $45. So >> So, but you you should be able to have it repaired. >> I hope you can get this ring off. My fing. [laughter] >> Okay. Necklace number two. >> All right. >> As long as you don't run, we'll be cool. Okay. My brother told me how painful those things were, but I didn't believe it. >> Is this one permanent? The one on your wrist here? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> Oh my god, my dig's going to be so mad if you have matching ones. >> Okay. If she has to see a judge, it'll be like tomorrow around 11 or noon. >> Okay. >> Oh, wait. Do you want a ponytail? >> All right. >> Is she allowed? We're about to be out the wind. I'm fine. >> They'll take that, too. >> They will. How can you help us out? Like >> the deputies completed the required paperwork before transferring her for further processing. The encounter ended peacefully and served as a reminder that understanding and respecting the law, even during celebrations, can help prevent lasting consequences from a single moment of poor judgment. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Are you talkative? Cuz I like to talk. >> I do. Hold on. Sure. On June 12th, 2026, near mile marker 83 on US one in the Florida Keys, USA, Florida Highway Patrol attempted to stop a Ford escape after it was reportedly driving recklessly. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated, setting off another dangerous pursuit. the car. Stop. Stop your car. Stop your car. As troopers followed the vehicle, they learned the driver had been released from jail earlier that same day after a separate fleeing case. Investigators also discovered the Ford Escape had been taken from the parking lot of the Plantation Key courthouse and belonged to an investigator with the state attorney's office. He's taken off. He's in a city vehicle. It's going to be a Ford Escape. 65 Toyota Yankee Echo 694 heavy traffic. Yankee Echo 94. Even with emergency lights and sirens behind him, the driver continued trying to escape, forcing troopers to make quick decisions to protect other drivers on the roadway. Every mile increased the risk, proving how one reckless choice can endanger countless innocent people. Call this phone. We need an update. Call the subject down. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] The dash cam footage captured the entire pursuit as investigators continued handling the case. The incident became another reminder that attempting to flee law enforcement often leads to far more serious legal consequences than simply stopping and cooperating in the first place. >> Was it this guy in the SUV? He almost went head on with you, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. He's uh he stole the vehicle. That's why. Yeah. >> On July 9th, 2026, while patrolling Arkansas State Highway 122 near Newark, Arkansas, USA, an Arkansas State Police trooper noticed a black Ford Mustang hesitate at an intersection before suddenly accelerating away and running a stop sign. 01 405 South Loc. >> The trooper activated emergency lights, but the driver refused to stop, racing through city streets, ignoring multiple stop signs and reaching speeds of nearly 136 mph. During the pursuit, pieces of the Mustang began breaking away, showing just how far the driver was willing to push the vehicle. >> Speed's 110. >> Dispatch, we're going to run the run direct. >> It ran the portray here about 120. Head >> start trying to get caught out TV and green Mustang on 28. As traffic increased near the White River Bridge, the driver attempted to squeeze past vehicles on the shoulder before losing momentum on a rocky embankment. The driver and two passengers then ran into a nearby wooded area, leading officers into a brief manhunt. >> Dispatch, he just ran off the road here by the ground. >> Go, go, go, go. With assistance from the Independence County Sheriff's Office, all three individuals were safely taken into custody about a mile away. Investigators later determined that claims about additional armed suspects were false. The incident served as another reminder that fleeing from law enforcement rarely changes the outcome. It only makes the situation more dangerous for everyone involved. In McCannopy, Florida, USA, Deputy Shawn McGwigan was monitoring traffic near Interstate 75 and County Road 234 when he spotted a gold Chevrolet Suburban running through a stop sign, striking a curb and entering the wrong lane of traffic. Tango 9 37 10 city signal 127,000 southeast county road 234 28 we're at 70 when the deputy activated his emergency lights. The driver refused to stop and accelerated away. The vehicle continued at high speed, drove through a construction zone, and repeatedly ignored traffic laws while officers attempted to bring the situation under control. >> Lauren I don't think you're coming back up on me. The pursuit continued through several roads as additional deputies and state troopers joined the operation. After multiple attempts, officers successfully carried out a tactical maneuver that brought the vehicle to a stop and prevented the chase from continuing. The driver identified as Richardson was taken into custody without further incident. Investigators later linked him to a similar event earlier that day and announced multiple criminal charges. The case highlights how dangerous driving decisions can quickly create serious risks for everyone on the road. On June 27th, 2023, at approximately 2:30 p.m. in Pineluff, Arkansas, USA, authorities received reports of a silver Lincoln MKZ traveling at extremely high speeds along the shoulder of Interstate 530, creating a serious hazard for other motorists. 42,000. Troopers quickly located the vehicle and attempted a traffic stop. Instead of slowing down, the driver, later identified as Casey Register, continued accelerating, weaving through traffic, and repeatedly using the shoulder to avoid other vehicles. The pursuit continued southbound as speeds climbed well above the posted limit. Concerned for public safety, troopers coordinated a tactical maneuver that successfully brought the vehicle under control after it lost momentum near an exit ramp. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HAND. LET ME SEE YOUR HAND. HAND. LET ME SEE YOUR [ __ ] HAND. GET OUT THE CAR. HAND. >> Register was taken into custody and later transported for medical evaluation before [music] being booked into jail. Investigators also recovered items of interest from the vehicle. The case serves as a reminder that a few moments of reckless driving can place countless people in danger. 135. Go ahead and send a 101 suspect to your >> first in Ocala, Florida, USA. Deputies were searching for two individuals connected to separate investigations when they spotted a gray Toyota van traveling through the city. One of the occupants was wanted for alleged registration violations while the passenger was being sought in connection with a property crime investigation. You got a traffic 1265 has Jacksonville Road blocked so nobody can pull out in front of them but it's going to create some issues with traffic. All right, guys. Coming up on 20th Street here. >> When deputies attempted a traffic stop, the driver refused to pull over and continued driving. Officers followed the van through city streets as additional units moved into position to assist. >> Get out there and >> turning eastbound. Turning eastbound 20th Street here. Come up and so I don't take my car out of chase. All right, guys. You got traffic coming. Be careful. Be careful. All right. Road's clear. Road is clear. [laughter] >> Road is clear. >> Concerned about public safety, deputies carried out a tactical maneuver that successfully stopped the van. The vehicle tipped onto its side, bringing the pursuit to an immediate end and allowing officers to secure the scene. I need another unit to stage for stops. >> All right, we got him pitted right here at the livestock pav. Pitted at the livestock pav. out here. Both occupants were detained and investigators later announced multiple charges connected to their respective cases. The incident serves as another reminder that attempting to avoid law enforcement often leads to more serious consequences than the original allegations. >> [music] >> 017 which >> in April 2016 in Taylor, Michigan, USA, a routine traffic stop involving Calvin Jones quickly drew attention after dashboard camera footage captured a tense exchange between offic officers and the driver. Jones was traveling with his wife and a child when police requested identification. >> How you doing, sir? >> How you doing, man? Do >> you have your driver's license vehicle bridge on you? >> Uh, what's going on? I'll be happy to tell you once I see who I'm talking to. All right. Uh, >> as the conversation continued, confusion and frustration appeared to grow on both sides. Jones repeatedly questioned the reason for the stop while officers continued issuing command. >> You got to let me know what's going on, man. You're not going >> You're going to jail is what's going on? >> For what? >> For what? You ain't What charges? On what charges? >> Wow. The situation escalated when officers believed Jones was reaching toward an area inside the vehicle. Acting on that concern, officers moved quickly to gain control of the situation and remove him from the car. Get out of the car, man. >> GET OUT OF THE GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> You ain't getting out of the [ __ ] car. Get out of the car now. GET OUT OF THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Jones was taken into custody and the incident later became the subject of public discussion and official review. The case highlights how communication breakdowns during traffic stops can quickly turn a routine encounter into a highly scrutinized event. >> Stand up. Get your knees up. Right. Lift up. One, two, three. Get up. Come on. Right back here. >> From high-speed pursuits to moments where decisions go too far, these real stories remind us that every action carries consequences. 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