On June 8th, 2025 in Lee County, Florida, USA, troopers responded to multiple 911 calls about a red Ford F0 swerving across Interstate 75 nearly sideswiping cars. 1765 when trooper Montes to OCA attempted a stop near mile marker 127. The driver refused. She sped north, blowing through traffic like rules didn't apply, through medians, sidewalks, even grass shoulders. 1726. Did you Next That's where hit on the radio. Radio turning westbound on right tire lane westbound into the neighborhood. Brazing brake tire northbound speed northbound vehicles now headed back west shoulder shoulder. making another e- multiple pit maneuvers failed. Then precision, patience, and teamwork paid off. The troopers boxed her in. The chase ended, but the chaos didn't. The driver stepped out shouting, cursing, and fighting. Signal four. Signal four. Signal four. Signal 4. 1050. Good to know they have our back. >> [ __ ] ass down. Get out. That is your [ __ ] ass down. Get out. Get out of the door. >> Christina Beth Lee Slitter was arrested after resisting, throwing objects, and making threats. Charged with DUI, fleeing police, and threatening officers. Her road didn't just end with cuffs. It ended with consequences. You crack your ass [ __ ] You better bag time cuz I'll strangle you cracking [ __ ] every day. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications, [ __ ] On April 29th, 2024, at 11:20 a.m. in Florida, USA, a black Dodge Charger was seen racing down I 275 north at over 110 mph in a 60 zone. Heat. Heat. I got to do a 1. >> Ignoring danger, the driver weaved through traffic with reckless abandon. Inside the car were three people. When police tried to stop him, he sped off, choosing chaos over compliance. Please don't understand. I >> think he left the drone almost took a board. I can't help but uh he still let down. He's going to talk with me. Talk with me on the right. To left the board. Get out the car. Get out the car. That's him right there. >> As speeds hit 147 mph, the driver ran a red light, struck two cars, and nearly lost control. A trooper, calm amidst the storm, executed a pit maneuver, spinning the suspect's vehicle to a halt. >> South Australia, >> are you on foot? Get arrow. Get arrow. Get arrow. You [ __ ] radios, bro. God damn it. >> Can you call 911 for me, please? Thank you. >> The driver, Tavon Lewan Robinson, fled on foot. Moments later, he was found hiding in a garbage can. A choice made in seconds now carved a path of consequences. No, they took off. >> Oh, they went down there, bro. >> He said they can get you. >> Can I talk to my mother here? >> You know her number? >> Yes, sir. On October 15th, 2022, at around 11 p.m. in Panama City, Florida, USA, a suspected drunk driver came off the Hathaway Bridge and refused to stop when signaled by FHP troopers. >> 154 13 10 2000. East Mountain. >> What followed was a night chase through city streets. Sirens echoed. Red blue lights pierced the darkness. Every second felt like a ticking clock counting down to disaster. I'll be behind him. I'll take over on navigation. The driver kept going. No regard for the law. No thought of what could happen to themselves or to someone else. That's the danger of impaired judgment. It turns roads into roulette tables. Go to the intersection back eastbound on turning north on Avenue. 563 into the pit. We're westbound. Turning right on the 390. I've got 34 west 104 west down on 23rd Street. Another 23rd Street. >> Another V 23rd Street. The pursuit eventually ended. The driver was arrested without incident. But this wasn't just about flashing lights or handcuffs. It was a reminder the smallest choice getting behind the wheel intoxicated can spiral into something irreversible. They can put my car around. On October 10th, 2023, at 9:31 p.m. in Hernando County, Florida, USA, Trooper Galloway joined a high-speed pursuit started by another unit chasing a red Dodge suspected of impaired driving. Vehicle information for Z685 2017. The suspect fled south into Pasco County, straddling lanes and endangering everyone in his path. Sirens blared. Officers chased with urgency, knowing one wrong move could end in tragedy. Heat. Heat. Here we go. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. 1505 on lead. Speed 85. At a critical turn, the Dodge ran a patrol car. A second trooper took over and executed a pit maneuver. The suspect crashed into a tree, then sprinted into the woods. He met a barbed wire fence. Ignoring commands, he tried to jump. A taser fired. He collapsed, clinging to the wire. 85 being over 5 minutes. Just go ahead and notify Captain Z3. He disabled me on my 163. He disabled me on my come back here. Come here. Come here. >> Despite resistance, the suspect was restrained and arrested. Later identified as Jose Manuel Feliz, he failed sobriety tests and refused breath samples. The night ended not an escape, but in handcuffs and thorns of regret. Take your foot right here. I got them. >> Spread your feet for me. Spread them. Read them. >> Come on. >> Come on. So, >> stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> For your life and drink and your life suspended. >> Yeah. What? >> On September 25th, 2022, at 4:54 a.m. in Florida, USA, a state trooper spotted a gray sedan speeding westbound on Gandandy Boulevard, 75 mph in a 55 saw. The vehicle swerved unpredictably, made a wide turn, then a sharp U-turn. The way it moved, something wasn't right. It wasn't just speed. It was the kind of steering that spoke of lost control. The trooper followed, watching closely. Behind the wheel was someone fighting the road and losing. There was no chase, no crash, no screams, just flashing lights and a silent decision. It was time to stop this. Single 14. Put your hands up now. >> The stop was made. No weapons, no violence, only the undeniable signs of intoxication. Fueled sobriety tests were conducted. The driver couldn't finish them. Sometimes the most dangerous collisions are the ones that never happened but almost did. I find you. >> What happened? >> Nothing. He just asked me why was I driving like that and I said I was scared. On April 25th, 2024, at 2:15 p.m. in Florida, USA, a traffic enforcement mission took a dangerous turn when a white Nissan Ultima blasted past at over 100 mph on State Road 52. Okay. The officer gave chase. Sirens blared. The Ultima ran red lights, made illegal U-turns, and entered Sunkose Parkway at deadly speeds. In moments like this, the line between duty and danger blurs. blackmail driver. We're now eastbound one eastbound crashing. He's getting one. We're getting on 589 southbound. 589 southbound state 5292. came here close. 919 number one dripping Even after two pit maneuvers, the suspect fought back, fleeing on foot, resisting arrest, cursing, and kicking officers. He tried to bite one of them. What drives a man to spiral this far? Hey, hey, hey, hey, >> right now. Get out of the car. The man was identified as Demarco Lee Earles Jr., a felon on probation. Cocaine and fentinel were found in his car. His freedom was borrowed time. And now time's up. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> They call me back. back up when I >> jump out. I didn't feel like he was making >> driving. At 12:35 a.m. on December 8th, 2024 in Lyon County, Florida, USA, trooper Ashley Regal clocked a white Lincoln Town car flying down Interstate 10 at 103 mph, far above the posted 70 mph limit. When she activated her lights, the car didn't stop. It sped eastbound, tossing objects, suspected drug paraphernalia out the window. Darkness, speed, and desperation made the perfect storm. One long. With help from two other troopers, the suspect was boxed in. A pit maneuver forced the car off the road and into a tree. The pursuit ended not with sirens, but with impact. your head. Don't [ __ ] move. >> The driver, Sheldon Lee Blackburn, was taken into custody. He had cocaine residue on him and inside the vehicle, a suspended license, prior convictions, a registered sex offender, and now new charges await. Your hands up. >> Take your seat belt off. >> Take your seat belt off. Oh. Oh. >> Why you on for? >> I I had anxiety attack. Scoot back all the way in. >> You're [ __ ] stupid. >> On January 25th, 2024, at around 5:00 p.m. in Florida, USA, troopers stopped a black Silverado truck suspected of drug activity. Inside, three men, three stories, and one goal: escape. Right. Okay. >> Instead of pulling over, the Silverado hit the gas, launching into a reckless high-speed pursuit down the turnpike. Along the way, they tossed out a bag. Inside cocaine and freeloaded firearms maneuver. maneuver. Move go. You're doing great. The chase finally ended. All three men, Barbosa, Montes, and Reed, were arrested, but their criminal records spoke louder than any engine roar. Multiple felonies, violated probations, pardon pasts. Get the [ __ ] out. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] each face charges of armed cocaine trafficking. Bond denied. The justice system knows when it's looking at danger in human form. On the night of August 1st, 2023, around 9:40 p.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, a radio dispatch crackled through Arkansas State Police radios. North Little Rock PD was in pursuit and they needed backup. >> Going north on Rodney Farm. Officer Noah Frick responded, weaving across interstates to catch up with the suspect. A black Acura MDX weaving through traffic at over 100 mph. The streets blurred. The risk was real. Every second on the road felt like a coin toss between survival and disaster. >> At a key intersection, Frick took primary in the pursuit. Then opportunity, a brief gap. He executed a perfect TVI, tactical vehicle intervention. The suspect's car slammed into a wall and fence. One man jumped out and ran. >> Put your hands up. Put your [ __ ] hands up. Get in. Get in. >> Officers chased him down and arrested Devonte Jones. His car had rolled into the patrol vehicle but caused minimal damage. He now faces multiple charges. felony fleeing, DWI suspended license, criminal mischief, no insurance, and more. >> Hey, put him in 42 car. On July 22nd, 2025, along Interstate 40 near the 282 mile marker in Arkansas, USA, trooper Gunner Folultz was parked on the shoulder, scanning the highway. Then a blur in the mirror. A gray Nissan Ultima speeding at 87 mph. Boltz gave chase. As he accelerated, the Ultima surged to 95 mph, then 113 mph. Sirens wailed, lights flashed, but the driver didn't stop. A choice was made. run no matter the cost. >> TV out on the bridge. TV on the bridge. >> Hands. Show me your hands. >> On a narrow window between traffic, Folultz executed a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, slamming the Ultima into the barrier. Three people exited, two women compliant. The driver, John Black, was handcuffed at gunpoint. >> I need help here. I need help. >> Stop. Turn around, driver. Get out with your hands up. Do it now. >> Are you going eastbound? >> Yes. Eastbound. >> Get out with your hands up. Do it now. Get out with your hands up. Do it now. >> Block admitted he didn't stop because he had things to do. He smelled of alcohol, showed signs of impairment, and failed to provide a urine sample. He was cited and released to hospital care. He chose speed but couldn't outrun accountability. On July 21st, 2025 at 10:53 p.m. in Fagetville, Arkansas, USA, Elkins Police Department was in hot pursuit. A black Ford Taurus SUV had refused to stop and was now barreling northbound on North College Avenue at nearly 100 mph. >> Northeast College TVI Northeast College. >> State Trooper Fipps picked up the pursuit as he attempted a tactical vehicle intervention TVI. The suspect veered violently, nearly causing a collision. It wasn't just dangerous driving. It was weaponized recklessness. Just one minute later, Fitz performed a successful TVR. The vehicle slammed into a wall and fence, but even then, the driver, Jacob Lewis, kept pressing the gas, spinning his tires, creating clouds of smoke. Hey, wait, wait. Hey, back up. Don't rush the car. Back up. Lewis was finally taken into custody. His charges were severe. Aggravated assault, drug possession, meth cocaine, reckless driving, fleeing, and more. He didn't just try to outrun the police. He brought chaos with him. No problem. Just lay over for a second. TV. TBR rec on July 22nd, 2025 at 7:11 p.m. along Interstate 40 near the 191 mile marker in Arkansas, USA. Troopers spotted a dark-colored Nissan Ultima. The license plate was partially covered. A small detail, but sometimes that's where the story begins. direct33. >> As lights and sirens activated, the driver hit the gas. Speed soared past 120 mph, swerving dangerously across all lanes. It wasn't just fleeing, it was defiance at 120 mph. a lot of times. >> After a failed TBI attempt, Trooper regained position and executed a successful tactical stop near the 187 mile marker. The vehicle crashed into a tree line. The driver stepped out, hands raised, breathless, defeated. enemy 187. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Walk to me. Walk to me right now. Hey, >> the suspect, Dutier Rody, confessed to throwing a cigarette pack containing a/4 ounce of marijuana out the window. Mitches, it was never recovered. He now faces charges including felony fleeing, drug possession, tampering with evidence, and reckless driving. Probably be best to go the >> on January 17th, 2026 at 12:56 a.m. in Arkansas, USA. Trooper Dustin Medford and his field training officer spotted a gray Toyota RAV for speeding down Interstate 430 South. The radar clocked it at 100 mph. Reckless, dangerous, and illegal. Despite police presence and flashing lights, the vehicle didn't stop. It weaved between lanes, exited onto stage coach road, then accelerated again, 71 mph in a 45 zone. It had every chance to pull over, but chose to run. >> Yep. 1037 pistol out. >> The decision came fast. A tactical vehicle intervention was performed. Precise, decisive. The RAV4 spun, pinned, and finally stopped. The brakes were never touched. The officer later recalled, "How many lives were at risk in those few minutes? Driver, show me your hands. >> I can't see that side. >> Driver, everyone put your hands out. Everyone put your hands out. Hey, just everyone hold what you got. All right, just obey my directions. We'll be okay. Do you understand? >> Front seat passenger, keep both hands out the window. Put both your hands out the window. >> Five occupants. The driver, Lab Brian Blue, rire of alcohol and resisted arrest. Drugs and a scale were found. clear signs of more than just a traffic violation. Ross, a passenger, admitted possession. Others were released. Blue now faces serious charges. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> All right, we're going to we're going to go from this side. Y'all just hold you got >> on January 18th, 2026 at around 2:30 p.m. in Arkansas, USA. Chaos erupted on Interstate 5:30 northbound near the Pratt Road exit. An ESI ambulance crew sent out an urgent call for help. One of their patients had turned violent. Space up to 90. Trying to go back and forth. on the right. >> In a terrifying twist, the patient assaulted the crew, threatened them with trauma shears, then hijacked the ambulance, leaving the medics stranded on the roadside. A vehicle meant to save lives was now a threat on wheels. Inbound 30 seconds. >> He's heading towards the fire truck. Just sitting on the shoulder. out. >> He's about to break out. He's about to >> troopers from troop A and Eco coordinated a pursuit. With expert timing, they conducted a tactical vehicle intervention, ending the chase without further injury. One medic had suffered multiple punches but survived. >> I'm primary. >> Show me your hand. Show me your [ __ ] hand. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> The suspect was taken into custody. ESI CEO later praised both the crew's bravery and law enforcement's swift action. "This is what our public safety teams face every day," he said. A chilling reminder, even those seeking help can become the danger. >> It doesn't matter. Get them up. Get in the back. Moving stuff in the road. Watch your head. On January 12th, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. in Lel, Arkansas, USA, officers with the Benton County Special Operations Unit were preparing for a high-risisk traffic stop. Their target, Missile Press, suspected of a drug deal and known to carry weapons. Come on. >> They got him blocked in. >> They got him blocked in. >> Oh, they do. >> We have a bunch of [ __ ] >> Surveillance confirmed activity. Another man entered the back seat, hiding something under a blanket. At 11:07 a.m., marked and unmarked units attempted to stop on North Dixie Street. The Cadillac Escalade didn't yield. It rolled past a red light, ignoring sirens and commands. >> TBI, TVI, finally stopped. >> Behind you. Behind you. >> The situation escalated fast. To protect lives in this busy area, Trooper Fipps executed a tactical vehicle intervention, redirecting the Escalade into a grassy field. But the suspect swerved back, slamming the patrol car into the curb. >> Guns are pointed north. Heavy units come up northbound. >> Yeah, >> come here now. Hey, he's looking north. >> We got HP on scene. >> Hey, watch cross. Watch cross. >> Presisted orders, reaching around inside the vehicle before finally surrendering. A second suspect, Elijah Carpenter, was also arrested. Inside the car, a large bag of cocaine. Lies were spared, but damage, both physical and moral, remains. >> Hey, two two steps to your left. Step step. On August 11th, 2024, at around 7:30 p.m. in Tallahassee, Florida, USA, a black Infiniti Q50 nearly collided with another car while recklessly changing lanes. What seemed like a simple traffic stop quickly escalated into a runaway symphony of danger. As trooper blunt activated his lights, the Infinity initially slowed but then surged forward, fleeing through red lights, weaving through traffic at 120 plus m and even speeding through a public park where children played. 1033 traffic >> after a prolonged chase With speeds topping 130 mph, Trooper blunt saw his chance and executed a pit maneuver, spinning the Infinity off the road. The car stopped, but hearts were still racing. >> Do it now. >> Do it now. Come on out. Come on out. >> Yeah, put that thing. Put your hands on the hood. Put your hands on the hood. >> Stop right there. Yeah, don't park. >> Put in the park now. Do it now. >> Stop. Any more people in the car? >> The driver, Cedric Perry Jr., was arrested and admitted there were drugs in the car. Officers found 35G of marijuana. Harry was charged with fleeing police and drug possession. His passenger was released. That's all. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Careful. On December 22nd, 2024 in Hillsboro County, Florida, USA, a silver Toyota Corolla roared down SR 618 at a terrifying speed. It missed a curve, skidded off-road, then veered back, still refusing to slow down. Indian November 26. We're on 75 >> the 2559 point. >> The driver finally pulled over, but only for a moment. As the trooper approached the window, the engine screamed to life again. The pursuit was on. At over 100 mph, the car weaved dangerously like a wild animal cornered. South. The suspect exited onto Gibson Drive. Seizing the moment, the trooper performed a pit maneuver, pushing the car off road. The driver refused to exit. He had to be pulled out through the window. Put your [ __ ] hands up now. [ __ ] hands up. >> Put your hands up. I'm going to shoot you in the head. >> Yes. I don't give a [ __ ] where you're at. Don't move. >> The driver, Dewan D. Smith, was arrested. No ID, no cooperation. He was charged with aggravated fleeing and resisting arrest. A man who gambled with the road and lost. in the bucket and does have a visual. On January 18th, 2026, in the early morning hours on Interstate 55, Arkansas, USA, trooper Dillian Cook noticed a blue Toyota Sienna with no tag lights. He initiated a traffic stop at mile marker 5, a minor infraction. Yet, the driver had other plans. Absolutely. >> Good boy. Hey, Thursday. >> As lights flashed, the Sienna swerved into the left lane and fled. The vehicle reached dangerous speeds, weaving through traffic, showing no intention of stopping. Officers knew this was no ordinary stop. It was a chase. Let me see that. Get down this hill. Make sure you're good. At mile marker 2, a tactical vehicle intervention forced the Sienna off-road into a ditch. Two men jumped out and fled on foot. One, Victoriao Solless, was caught after a 150yd chase. He refused to reveal his identity. His speech was slurred. His breath riaked of alcohol. Maybe roll over. >> Inside the vehicle, officers found multiple open alcohol containers. The passengers, Ernesto and Mendes, were intoxicated but compliant. Sales refused to cooperate and due to lack of ID, his records remained unverified. A night of recklessness became a criminal file. Hey, put two in back of my durango. >> Yeah, he's 12. No, put both. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> On May 30th, 2021, around midday in Georgia, USA, a state patrol trooper attempted a traffic stop on GA Highway 166 after clocking a Nissan Ultima at 71 mph in a 55 zone. But instead of slowing down, the driver hit the gas. What followed was a high-speed pursuit across Carol County and into Bowden City. The suspect ran red lights, passed cars, and no passing zones, nearly caused head-on collisions, placing everyone in grave danger. your truck. Come on, head down. Heat. Heat. Troopers attempted multiple pit maneuvers. Stop sticks were deployed and tires deflated. Yet the Ultima pressed on. Finally, in Alabama, a pit forced it off the road and into a tree. A desperate run met an immovable end. home. Hold down. both tire. The passengers surrendered immediately. They told officers they had begged the driver to stop. He fled on foot but was quickly caught. A firearm was recovered in the vehicle. The man, a convicted felon with outstanding warrants, now faces justice. >> Push. On November 30th, 2022, at 12:50 p.m. in the United States, officers responded to a suspected theft in progress. Two individuals were seen fleeing in a vehicle. One suspect bailed out and ran. The other stayed behind, but not to surrender. >> Officers chased the fleeing suspect on foot. She resisted violently, ignored repeated commands, rolled, kicked, and cursed. Officers deployed a taser, but even then she shouted, "I'm not resisting." Her defiance was as loud as it was dangerous. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What you got back? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get tased again. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Lay your stomach. Hey, that's occupied. One more time. While officers tried to detain her, the second suspect re-emerged from the vehicle, this time with a metal object. Without warning, he struck an officer in the head, then vanished into the crowd. Pepper spray was deployed. As tensions escalated, the crowd closed in. >> Hey, there was one more in that car. >> Yeah, there's one more. >> Don't [ __ ] move. Don't [ __ ] move. I promise. Now, >> I got to tell you again, put your head behind your back. Do it now. >> One suspect was arrested. The other, the one who struck the officer, remains at large to this day. The injured officer later medically retired due to lasting head trauma. What began as petty theft turned into a brutal attack that changed a life forever. >> Get her back. >> I was going to stop you. >> Hey, just keep the crowd back. Hey, do we have the 1015 for whatever happened here? >> Hey, back up before you all get sprayed. This is your last warning. Back up right now. Hey, >> get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> You have that. Go back. Let's go. >> On September 10th, 2024 in Boca Raton, Florida, USA. Officers responded to a domestic disturbance involving a young couple. The suspect, a 19-year-old girl. When officers arrived, she was visibly upset, crying, pacing, and saying one thing over and over. Please don't take me to jail. >> This is Vanessa charge. You have to stay in jail if you see a judge in the morning. >> No, please don't. Please don't. >> No, there's no eviction. This is what the procedure telling you the truth. There's no way out. >> You see a judge in the morning, they release you. There's a court case. >> No. No. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please don't say no to me. >> Officers interviewed the boyfriend. He had a visible red mark on his face. She didn't deny it. Yes, I hit him. She admitted through sobs, but I didn't mean to. I just lost control. The scene wasn't loud or chaotic. It was quiet and heavy. I got you. >> Do you have clothes you can wear? Cuz I don't want you in the jail in a bikini and bottoms like that. >> No. >> Do you have clothes in your bag? >> No. No. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. No. AC. There's nothing I can do tonight. Please. >> That's what's happening tonight. >> We'll have her put them on. >> As officers explained the consequences, she broke down. I'm too young for this. She whispered, but the law is clear. She was arrested and charged with battery, touch or strike, and underage possession of alcohol. Tears didn't undo the facts. >> Stop talking and listen. Okay. Obviously, you're wearing a bikini, right? You're not concealing anything in your top or in your bottoms, right? >> Body cam footage showed no aggression from officers, only procedure, the kind that separates emotion from obligation. The boyfriend declined to press further charges, but the arrest stood. Sometimes regret arrives when it's already too late. >> Wait, wait, I'm going to get that back up. >> It's coming with you. Okay, stop moving around or it's going to fall. >> Uh, just hold on to that foot up. >> Lift your left foot up, Elizabeth. >> Stand on one leg like a flamingo. >> Lift it up backwards. Backwards. Back. Back to me. But I don't want to hit the guard. No, you're good. >> Fine. I was going to take your ankle off. >> Put me in jail though. >> It goes with you. It attachs to your hand. Left foot first. >> Buckler. >> Can you loosen this just a little bit? Just the side. >> Once we once we get back to processing. >> No. All right. We're going to go. We're going to get you in some air conditioning. Listen, I got I got a set of clothes for you. Okay. >> Okay. Wait, I have I have more questions. Wait, my stuff. Wait, am I going to have my stuff by tomorrow? >> Yes. Yes, you'll have your stuff. >> But tomorrow, am I going to get out? No. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> We're coming with you. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> On June 8th, 2025 in Lee County, Florida, USA, troopers responded to multiple 911 calls about a red Ford F swerving across Interstate 75, nearly sideswiping cars. 2365 when trooper Montes to OCA attempted a stop near mile marker 27. The driver refused. She sped north, blowing through traffic like rules didn't apply, through medians, sidewalks, even grass shoulders. That's another Hit hit down the radio. Radio on right tire westbound into the neighborhood. pressure tire speed for northbound Now headed back west on the shoulder westbound shoulder. making another. >> Multiple pit maneuvers failed. Then precision, patience, and teamwork paid off. The troopers boxed her in. The chase ended, but the chaos didn't. The driver stepped out shouting, cursing, and fighting. >> Single. Single. Signal four. Signal four. 1050. Good to know. They have my back. In the report [ __ ] ass your [ __ ] ass down. Get out. Yeah. Get out of the car. >> Christina Beth Lee Slitter was arrested after resisting, throwing objects, and making threats. Charged with DUI, fleeing police, and threatening officers. Her road didn't just end with cuffs. It ended with consequences. You >> better ass [ __ ] You brought her back cuz I'll strangle you cracking [ __ ] back. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. On April 29th, 2024, at 11:20 a.m. in Florida, USA, a black Dodge Charger was seen racing down I 275 north at over 110 mph in a 60 zone. 28. >> Ignoring danger, the driver weaved through traffic with reckless abandon. Inside the car were three people. When police tried to stop him, he sped off, choosing chaos over compliance. down. Please don't understand. I >> think he left his almost I can't but he still let down. He's going to talk whiskey. Talk with me on the left. He's a signal for the signal for the car. Get out the car. That's him right there. >> As speeds hit 147 mph, the driver ran a red light, struck two cars, and nearly lost control. A trooper calm amidst the storm executed a pit maneuver, spinning the suspect's vehicle to a halt. >> South Australia. >> Are you on foot? >> Get arrow. Get arrow. Get arrow. You [ __ ] radio, bro. God damn it. Can you call 911 for me, please? Thank you. >> The driver, Tavon Lewan Robinson, fled on foot. Moments later, he was found hiding in a garbage can. A choice made in seconds now carved a path of consequences. Oh, they went down there, bro. >> We got telepor. >> Yes, sir. >> On October 15th, 2022, at around 11 p.m. in Panama City, Florida, USA, a suspected drunk driver came off the Hathaway Bridge and refused to stop when signaled by FHP troopers. 15 16 14 13 10 20 What followed was a night chase through city streets. Sirens echoed. Red blue lights pierced the darkness. Every second felt like a ticking clock counting down to disaster. Rob behind him. I'll take over on navigation. The driver kept going. No regard for the law. no thought of what could happen to themselves or to someone else. That's the danger of impaired judgment. It turns roads into roulette tables. >> Intersection Avenue. 563 into the pit. We're westbound. Turning right on the 390. I've got no 34 west 104 west down on 23rd Street. Another 23rd Street. Another hit. Another 23rd Street signal. The pursuit eventually ended. The driver was arrested without incident. But this wasn't just about flashing lights or handcuffs. It was a reminder the smallest choice getting behind the wheel intoxicated can spiral into something irreversible. You can put my car around. On October 10th, 2023, at 9:31 p.m. in Hernando County, Florida, USA, Trooper Galloway joined a high-speed pursuit started by another unit chasing a red Dodge suspected of impaired driving. Vehicle information for Z685 2017. The suspect fled south into Pasco County, straddling lanes and endangering everyone in his path. Sirens blared. Officers chased with urgency, knowing one wrong move could end in tragedy. Wow. Good. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. 1505 on lead. Okay. >> Speed 85. >> At a critical turn, the Dodge ran a patrol car. A second trooper took over and executed a pit maneuver. The suspect crashed into a tree, then sprinted into the woods. He met a barbed wire fence. Ignoring commands, he tried to jump. A taser fired. He collapsed, clinging to the wire. 85 being over 5 minutes. Just go ahead and notify Captain 163. He disabled me on my 163. He disabled me on my come back here. Come here. Come here. >> Despite resistance, the suspect was restrained and arrested. Later identified as Jose Manuel Feliz, he failed sobriety tests and refused breath samples. The night ended not in escape, but in handcuffs and thorns of regret. >> I got him. >> Spread your feet for me. Spread them. Read them. Come on. >> Come on. So >> stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications >> for your life. Your drink and your life suspended. >> Yeah. On September 25th, 2022, at 4:54 a.m. in Florida, USA, a state trooper spotted a gray sedan speeding westbound on Gandandy Boulevard, 75 mph in a 55s. The vehicle swerved unpredictably, made a wide turn, then a sharp U-turn. The way it moved, something wasn't right. It wasn't just speed. It was the kind of steering that spoke of lost control. The trooper followed, watching closely. Behind the wheel was someone fighting the road and losing. There was no chase, no crash, no screams, just flashing lights and a silent decision. It was time to stop this. Single 14. Put your hands up now. >> The stop was made. No weapons, no violence, only the undeniable signs of intoxication. Fueled sobriety tests were conducted. The driver couldn't finish them. Sometimes the most dangerous collisions are the ones that never happened but almost did. You >> nothing. He just asked me why was I driving like that and I said I was scared. On April 25th, 2024, at 2:15 p.m. in Florida, USA, a traffic enforcement mission took a dangerous turn when a white Nissan Ultima blasted past at over 100 mph on State Road 52. Heat. Heat. The officer gave chase, sirens blared. The Ultima ran red lights, made illegal uter, and entered Sunkose Parkway at deadly speeds. In moments like this, the line between duty and danger blurs. blackmail driver. We're now eastbound eastbound crashing. He's going to go on a 589 southbound. 589 southbound state 5292. 9 minutes closely coming. 39 54 Thank you. >> Even after two pit maneuvers, the suspect fought back, fleeing on foot, resisting arrest, cursing, and kicking officers. He tried to bite one of them. What drives a man to spiral this far? Hey, hey, hey, hey, >> right now. Get out of the car. >> The man was identified as Demarco Lee Earles Jr. a felon on probation. Cocaine and fentinyl were found in his car. His freedom was borrowed time. And now time's up. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> They call me back when I jump out. I didn't feel that he was making you driving. >> At 12:35 a.m. on December 8th, 2024 in Lyon County, Florida, USA, trooper Ashley Regal clocked a white Lincoln Town Car flying down Interstate 10 at 103 mph, far above the posted 70 mph limit. battery. >> When she activated her lights, the car didn't stop. It sped eastbound, tossing objects, suspected drug paraphernalia out the window. Darkness, speed, and desperation made the perfect storm. With help from two other troopers, the suspect was boxed in. A pit maneuver forced the car off the road and into a tree. The pursuit ended not with sirens, but with impact. God help me. Hey, don't [ __ ] move. >> The driver, Sheldon Lee Blackburn, was taken into custody. He had cocaine residue on him and inside the vehicle, a suspended license, prior convictions, a registered sex offender, and now new charges await. >> Keep your hands off. >> Take your seat belt off. >> Take your seat belt off. Oh, I'm sorry. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Why you on for? >> I I had anxiety attack. Scoot back all the way in. >> You're [ __ ] stupid. >> On January 25th, 2024, at around 5:00 p.m. in Florida, USA, troopers stopped a black Silverado truck suspected of drug activity. Inside, three men, three stories, and one goal: escape. Right. reaching. >> Instead of pulling over, the Silverado hit the gas, launching into a reckless high-speed pursuit down the turnpike. Along the way, they tossed out a bag. Inside cocaine and three loaded firearms maneuver. Red go. Clear. You're doing great. The chase finally ended. All three men, Barbosa, Montes, and Reed, were arrested, but their criminal records spoke louder than any engine roar. Multiple felonies, violated probations, hurting packs. Get the [ __ ] out. I'm [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] move. each face charges of armed cocaine trafficking. Bond denied. The justice system knows when it's looking at danger in human form. On the night of August 1st, 2023, around 9:40 p.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, a radio dispatch crackled through Arkansas State Police radios, North Little Rock PD was in pursuit and they needed backup. It's going north on Rodney Farm. Officer Noah Frick responded, weaving across interstates to catch up with the suspect. A black Acura MDX, weaving through traffic at over 100 mph. The streets blurred. The risk was real. Every second on the road felt like a coin toss between survival and disaster. At a key intersection, Frick took primary in the pursuit. Then opportunity, a brief gap. He executed a perfect TVI, tactical vehicle intervention. The suspect's cars slammed into a wall and fence. One man jumped out and ran. >> Put your hands up. Put your [ __ ] hands up. Get him. Get him. >> Officers chased him down and arrested Devonte Jones. His car had rolled into the patrol vehicle, but caused minimal damage. He now faces multiple charges. felony fleeing, DWI suspended license, criminal mischief, no insurance, and more. >> Hey, put him in 42 car. Put him in that one. On July 22nd, 2025, along Interstate 40 near the 282 mile marker in Arkansas, USA, trooper Gunner Folultz was parked on the shoulder, scanning the highway. Then a blur in the mirror. A gray Nissan Ultima speeding at 87 mph. Boltz gave chase. As he accelerated, the Ultima surged to 95 mph, then 113 mph. Sirens wailed, lights flashed, but the driver didn't stop. A choice was made. Run, no matter the cost. >> TV out on the bridge. TV out on the bridge. >> Hands. Show me your hands. On a narrow window between traffic, Folultz executed a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, slamming the Ultima into the barrier. Three people exited, two women compliant. >> The driver, John Black, was handcuffed at gunpoint. >> I need help here. >> Stop. Turn around. Driver, get out with your hands up. Do it now. >> Are you going eastbound? >> Yes. Eastbound. >> Get out with your hands up. Do it now. Get out with your hands up. Do it now. >> Black admitted he didn't stop because he had things to do. He smelled of alcohol, showed signs of impairment, and failed to provide a urine sample. He was cited and released to hospital care. He chose speed, but couldn't outrun accountability. On July 21st, 2025, at 10:53 p.m. in Fagetville, Arkansas, USA, Elkins Police Department was in hot pursuit. A black Ford Taurus SUV had refused to stop and was now barreling northbound on North College Avenue at nearly 100 mph. Northeast College TVI Northeast College. >> State Trooper Fipps picked up the pursuit as he attempted a tactical vehicle intervention TVI. The suspect veered violently, nearly causing a collision. It wasn't just dangerous driving. It was weaponized recklessness. Just one minute later, Fitz performed a successful TVR. The vehicle slammed into a wall and fence, but even then, the driver, Jacob Lewis, kept pressing the gas, spinning his tires, creating clouds of smoke. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey. Back up. Don't rush the car. Back up. >> Lewis was finally taken into custody. His charges were severe. Aggravated assault, drug possession, meth cocaine, reckless driving, fleeing, and more. He didn't just try to outrun the police. He brought chaos with him. >> Right here. Right here. Just lay over for a second. TV. TBR TV. >> On July 22nd, 2025 at 7:11 p.m. along Interstate 40 near the 191 mile marker in Arkansas, USA, troopers spotted a dark-colored Nissan Ultima. The license plate was partially covered. A small detail, but sometimes that's where the story begins. four direct33. >> As lights and sirens activated, the driver hit the gas. Speed soared past 120 mph, swerving dangerously across all lanes. It wasn't just fleeing, it was defiance at 120 mph. behind. >> After a failed TBI attempt, Trooper regained position and executed a successful tactical stop near the 187 mile marker. The vehicle crashed into a treeine. The driver stepped out, hands raised, breathless, defeated. 187. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Walk to me. Walk to me right now. Hey. >> The suspect, Dutier Rody, confessed to throwing a cigarette pack containing a/4 ounce of marijuana out the window. Mitches, it was never recovered. He now faces charges including felony fleeing, drug possession, tampering with evidence, and reckless driving. >> Probably be best to go the that path. On January 17th, 2026, at 12:56 a.m. in Arkansas, USA, trooper Dustin Medford and his field training officer spotted a gray Toyota RAV for speeding down Interstate 430 South. The radar clocked it at 100 mph. Reckless, dangerous, and illegal. Despite police presence and flashing lights, the vehicle didn't stop. It weaved between lanes, exited onto stage coach road, then accelerated again, 71 mph in a 45 zone. It had every chance to pull over, but chose to run. >> Yep. 1037. TBI. >> The decision came fast. A tactical vehicle intervention was performed. Precise, decisive. The RAV4 spun, pinned, and finally stopped. The brakes were never touched. The officer later recalled, "How many lives were at risk in those few minutes?" "Driver, show me your hand." >> I can't see that. Driver, everyone put your hands out. Everyone put your hands out. Hey, just everyone hold what you got. All right, just obey my directions. We'll be okay. Do you understand? >> Front seat passenger, keep both hands out the window. >> Put both your hands out the window. >> Five occupants. The driver, Lab Brian Blue, rire of alcohol and resisted arrest. Drugs and a scale were found. Clear signs of more than just a traffic violation. Ross, a passenger, admitted possession. Others were released. Blue now faces serious charges. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> All right, we're going to we're going to go from this side. >> Y'all just hold you got On January 18th, 2026, at around 2:30 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, chaos erupted on Interstate 530 northbound near the Pratt Road exit. An ESI ambulance crew sent out an urgent call for help. One of their patients had turned violent. He's waving back and forth. on the right. >> In a terrifying twist, the patient assaulted the crew, threatened them with trauma shears, then hijacked the ambulance, leaving the medics stranded on the roadside. A vehicle meant to save lives was now a threat on wheels. Clearbound 36. He's heading towards the fire truck. Just sit on the shoulder. out. >> He's about to >> troopers from troop A and Eco coordinated a pursuit. With expert timing, they conducted a tactical vehicle intervention, ending the chase without further injury. One medic had suffered multiple punches but survived. >> I'm primary. >> Show me your hand. Show me your [ __ ] hand. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> The suspect was taken into custody. ESI CEO later praised both the crew's bravery and law enforcement's swift action. This is what our public safety teams face every day. He said, "A chilling reminder. Even those seeking help can become the danger. >> It doesn't matter for them. Get in the back. Moving stuff in the road. Watch your head. On January 12th, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. in Lel, Arkansas, USA, officers with the Benton County Special Operations Unit were preparing for a high-risisk traffic stop. Their target, Missile Presses, suspected of a drug deal and known to carry weapons. Come on. >> They got him blocked in. >> They got him blocked in. >> Oh, they do. >> We'll have a bunch of [ __ ] >> Surveillance confirmed activity. Another man entered the back seat, hiding something under a blanket. At 11:07 a.m., marked and unmarked units attempted to stop on North Dixie Street. The Cadillac Escalade didn't yield. It rolled past a red light, ignoring sirens and commands. >> TBI, TVI, following stop. >> Behind you. Behind you. >> The situation escalated fast. To protect lives in this busy area, Trooper Fipps executed a tactical vehicle intervention, redirecting the Escalade into a grassy field. But the suspect swerved back, slamming the patrol car into the curb. >> Guns are pointed north. Have units come up northbound. >> Yeah. >> Hands up. >> Come here. >> Hands up. >> Hey, come here now. >> Hey, he's looking north. 104. We got Ace and it's unseen. >> Hey, watch cross. Watch. >> Presist resisted orders, reaching around inside the vehicle before finally surrendering. A second suspect, Elijah Carpenter, was also arrested. Inside the car, a large bag of cocaine. Lies were spared, but damage, both physical and moral, remains. Go out for two two steps to your left. Step step. On August 11th, 2024, at around 7:30 p.m. in Tallahassee, Florida, USA, a black Infiniti Q50 nearly collided with another car while recklessly changing lanes. What seemed like a simple traffic stop quickly escalated into a runaway symphony of danger. As trooper blunt activated his lights, the Infinity initially slowed but then surged forward, fleeing through red lights, weaving through traffic at 120 plus MPH and even speeding through a public park where children played. 1033 traffic on the phone about a minute power. >> After a prolonged chase with speeds topping 130 mph, trooper blunt sized Chance and executed a pit maneuver, spinning the Infinity off the road. The car stopped, but hearts were still racing. Do it now. Do it now. Come on out. Come on out. >> Yeah. Put that thing. >> Put your hands on the hood. Put your hands on the hood. >> Stop right there. Yeah. Throw it in. >> What do you mean now? Do it now. >> Step out. Any more people in the car? >> The driver, Cedric Perry Jr., was arrested and admitted there were drugs in the car. Officers found 35g of marijuana. Harry was charged with fleeing police and drug possession. His passenger was released. >> That's all. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. On December 22nd, 2024 in Hillsboro County, Florida, USA, a silver Toyota Corolla roared down SR 618 at a terrifying speed. It missed a curve, skidded offroad, then veered back, still refusing to slow down. Indian November 26. We're on the 255 point. The driver finally pulled over, but only for a moment. As the trooper approached the window, the engine screamed to life again. The pursuit was on. At over 100 m hour, the car weaved dangerously like a wild animal cornered. >> Don't worry. Which way? The suspect exited onto Gibson Drive. Seizing the moment, the trooper performed a pit maneuver, pushing the car off road. The driver refused to exit. He had to be pulled out through the window. P. Put your [ __ ] hands up now. [ __ ] hands up. >> Put your hands up. I'm going shoot you in the head. >> Yes. I don't give a [ __ ] where you're at. Don't move. >> The driver, Dewan D. Smith, was arrested. No ID, no cooperation. He was charged with aggravated fleeing and resisting arrest. A man who gambled with the road and lost. correct in the bucket and does have a visual. On January 18th, 2026, in the early morning hours on Interstate 55, Arkansas, USA, trooper Dillian Cook noticed a blue Toyota Sienna with no tag lights. He initiated a traffic stop at mile marker 5, a minor infraction. Yet, the driver had other plans. Thursday. >> As lights flashed, the Sienna swerved into the left lane and fled. The vehicle reached dangerous speeds, weaving through traffic, showing no intention of stopping. Officers knew this was no ordinary stop. It was a chase. Let me see that. Get down this hill. Make sure you're good. Right. At mile marker 2, a tactical vehicle intervention forced the Sienna off-road into a ditch. Two men jumped out and fled on foot. One, Victoria Solless, was caught after a 150yd chase. He refused to reveal his identity. His speech was slurred. His breath riaked of alcohol. Maybe roll over. >> Inside the vehicle, officers found multiple open alcohol containers. The passengers, Ernesto and Mendes, were intoxicated but compliant. Sales refused to cooperate and due to lack of ID, his records remained unverified. A night of recklessness became a criminal file. the casino. >> Hey, put two in back of my Dango. >> Yeah, well, no. Put both of them in there. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> On May 30th, 2021, around midday in Georgia, USA, a state patrol trooper attempted a traffic stop on GA Highway 166 after clocking a Nissan Ultima at 71 mph in a 55 zone. But instead of slowing down, the driver hit the gas. What followed was a high-speed pursuit across Carroll County and into Bowen City. The suspect ran red lights, passed cars, and no passing zones, nearly caused head-on collisions, placing everyone in grave danger. about 400. Heat. Heat. Troopers attempted multiple pit maneuvers. Stop sticks were deployed and tires deflated. Yet the Ultima pressed on. Finally, in Alabama, a pit forced it off the road and into a tree. A desperate run met an immovable end. Get home. We're probably both tired. The passengers surrendered immediately. They told officers they had begged the driver to stop. He fled on foot but was quickly caught. A firearm was recovered in the vehicle. The man, a convicted felon with outstanding warrants, now faces justice. On November 30th, 2022 at 12:50 p.m. in the United States, officers responded to a suspected theft in progress. Two individuals were seen fleeing in a vehicle. One suspect bailed out and ran. The other stayed behind, but not to surrender. >> Officers chased the fleeing suspect on foot. She resisted violently, ignored repeated commands, rolled, kicked, and cursed. Officers deployed a taser, but even then she shouted, "I'm not resisting." Her defiance was as loud as it was dangerous. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What do you got back? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get tased again. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Lay your stomach. Hey, that's occupy one more time. While officers tried to detain her, the second suspect re-emerged from the vehicle, this time with a metal object. Without warning, he struck an officer in the head, then vanished into the crowd. Pepper spray was deployed. As tensions escalated, the crowd closed in. >> Hey, there was one more in that car. >> Yeah, there's one more. >> Don't [ __ ] move. Don't [ __ ] move. >> I got to tell you again, put your head behind your back. Do it now. >> One suspect was arrested. The other, the one who struck the officer, remains at large to this day. The injured officer later medically retired due to lasting head trauma. What began as petty theft turned into a brutal attack that changed a life forever. >> Get her back. >> I was going to stop you. >> Hey, just keep the crowd back. Hey, do we have the 1015 for whatever happened here? >> Hey, back up before you all get sprayed. This is your last morning. Back up right now. Hey, >> get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> You have to go back. Let's go. >> On September 10th, 2024 in Boca Raton, Florida, USA. Officers responded to a domestic disturbance involving a young couple. The suspect, a 19-year-old girl. When officers arrived, she was visibly upset, crying, pacing, and saying one thing over and over. Please don't take me to jail. >> This is Vanessa charge. You have to stay in jail if you see a judge in the morning. >> No, please don't. Please don't. >> There's no negotiation. This is what the procedure is. Telling you the truth. There's no way out. >> You see a judge in the morning, they release you. There's a court case. >> No. No. Please. Please. No. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please don't say no to me. >> Officers interviewed the boyfriend. He had a visible red mark on his face. She didn't deny it. Yes, I hit him. She admitted through sobs, but I didn't mean to. I just lost control. The scene wasn't loud or chaotic. It was quiet and heavy. I got you. >> Do you have clothes you can wear? Cuz I don't want you in the jail in a bikini and bottoms like that. >> No. >> Do you have clothes in your bag? >> No. No. No. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. No. Are you safe? There's nothing I can do tonight. Please. >> That's what's happening tonight. >> We'll have her put them on. >> As officers explained the consequences, she broke down. I'm too young for this. She whispered, but the law is clear. She was arrested and charged with battery, touch or strike, and underage possession of alcohol. Tears didn't undo the facts. >> Stop talking and listen. Okay. Obviously, you're wearing a bikini, right? You're not concealing anything in your top or in your bottoms, right? >> Body cam footage showed no aggression from officers, only procedure, the kind that separates emotion from obligation. The boyfriend declined to press further charges, but the arrest stood. Sometimes regret arrives when it's already too late. >> Wait, wait, am I going to get that back up? >> It's coming with you. Okay, stop moving around or it's going to fall. >> Uh, just hold on to your foot up. >> Lift your left foot up, Elizabeth. >> Stand on one leg like a flamingo. >> Lift it up backwards. Backwards. Backward. Back to me. But I don't want to hit the car. >> No, you're good. Fine. I was going to take your ankle off. >> Put me in jail though. >> It goes with you. Taps your hand. Left foot first. Okay. >> Can you loosen this just a little bit? Just the side. >> Once we once we get back to processing. >> No. All right. We're going to go. We're going to get you in some air conditioning. Listen. I got I got to set the clothes for you. Okay. >> Okay. Wait. I have I have more questions. Wait, my stuff. Wait. Am I going to have my stuff by tomorrow? >> Yes. Yes. You'll have your stuff. >> But tomorrow I got to get out. No. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> We're coming with you. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> On June 8th, 2025 in Lee County, Florida, USA, troopers responded to multiple 911 calls about a red Ford F swerving across Interstate 75, nearly sideswiping cars. 65 when trooper Montes to OCA attempted a stop near mile marker 127. The driver refused. She sped north, blowing through traffic like rules didn't apply, through medians, sidewalks, even grass shoulders. That's another step. Hit hit down the radio. There you go. Radio on right tire westbound into the neighborhood. pressure tire northbound speed northbound vehicles now. Headed back. Westbound shoulder shoulder. Making another U-turn. >> Multiple pit maneuvers failed. Then precision, patience, and teamwork paid off. The troopers boxed her in. The chase ended, but the chaos didn't. The driver stepped out shouting, cursing, and fighting. >> Single. Single. Signal four. Single. 1050. Good to know. They have my back. report. [ __ ] ass your [ __ ] ass down. Get out. Get out of the car. >> Christina Beth Lee Slitter was arrested after resisting, throwing objects, and making threats. Charged with DUI, fleeing police, and threatening officers. Her road didn't just end with cuffs. It ended with consequences. You >> better ass [ __ ] You better back me cuz I'll strangle you cracking [ __ ] back. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications, [ __ ] On April 29th, 2024, at 11:20 a.m. in Florida, USA, a black Dodge Charger was seen racing down I 275 north at over 110 mph in a 60 zone. 28. >> Ignoring danger, the driver weaved through traffic with reckless abandon. Inside the car were three people. When police tried to stop him, he sped off, choosing chaos over compliance. anymore. Cleveland almost I can't tell but uh he still let down. He's going to [ __ ] Whiskey. Whiskey on the left. To left. Take a board. >> Get out the car. Get out the car. That's him right there. >> As speeds hit 147 mph, the driver ran a red light, struck two cars, and nearly lost control. A trooper, calm amidst the storm, executed a pit maneuver, spinning the suspect's vehicle to a halt. South Australia, are you on foot? Get arrow. Get arrow. You [ __ ] radios, bro. God damn it. Can you call 911 for me, please? Thank you. >> The driver, Tavon Lewan Robinson, fled on foot. Moments later, he was found hiding in a garbage can. A choice made in seconds now carved a path of consequences. Two females. Got one in the back seat. >> Oh, they went down there, bro. >> He said they're going to get you. >> Can I talk to my mother? >> Yeah. >> You don't remember? >> Yes, sir. On October 15th, 2022, at around 11 p.m. in Panama City, Florida, USA, a suspected drunk driver came off the Hathaway Bridge and refused to stop when signaled by FHP troopers. >> 154 13 10 East Mountain Bridge. >> What followed was a night chase through city streets. Sirens echoed. Red blue lights pierced the darkness. Every second felt like a ticking clock counting down to disaster behind him. I'll take over on navigation. The driver kept going. No regard for the law. No thought of what could happen to themselves or to someone else. That's the danger of impaired judgment. It turns roads into roulette tables. You going turn on 563 into the pit north westbound turning right on the 390. I've got no goat. 24 West on 23rd Street. Another 23rd Street. 44. >> Another V. Another V. 23rd Street. >> The pursuit eventually ended. The driver was arrested without incident. But this wasn't just about flashing lights or handcuffs. It was a reminder the smallest choice getting behind the wheel intoxicated can spiral into something irreversible. [ __ ] Quit my car. On October 10th, 2023, at 9:31 p.m. in Hernando County, Florida, USA, Trooper Galloway joined a high-speed pursuit started by another unit chasing a red Dodge suspected of impaired driving. Vehicle information for Z685 2017. >> The suspect fled south into Pasco County, straddling lanes and endangering everyone in his path. Sirens blared. Officers chased with urgency, knowing one wrong move could end in tragedy. Goodbye. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. Take it. 1505 on lead. Okay. speed 85. At a critical turn, the Dodge ran a patrol car. A second trooper took over and executed a pit maneuver. The suspect crashed into a tree, then sprinted into the woods. He met a barbed wire fence. Ignoring commands, he tried to jump. A taser fired. He collapsed, clinging to the wire. 85 over 5 minutes. Just go ahead and notify Captain 163. He's disabled me on my 163. He's disabled me on my come back here. Come here. Come here. >> Despite resistance, the suspect was restrained and arrested. Later identified as Jose Manuel Feliz, he failed sobriety tests and refused breath samples. The night ended not an escape, but in handcuffs and thorns of regret. right here. I got them. >> Spread your feet for me. Spread them. Read them. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> So, >> stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> For your life, drink your life suspended. >> Yeah. On September 25th, 2022, at 4:54 a.m. in Florida, USA, a state trooper spotted a gray sedan speeding westbound on Gandandy Boulevard, 75 mph in a 55s. The vehicle swerved unpredictably, made a wide turn, then a sharp U-turn. The way it moved, something wasn't right. It wasn't just speed. It was the kind of steering that spoke of lost control. Heat. Heat. The trooper followed, watching closely. Behind the wheel was someone fighting the road and losing. There was no chase, no crash, no screams, just flashing lights and a silent decision. It was time to stop this. Put your hands up right now. >> The stop was made. No weapons, no violence, only the undeniable signs of intoxication. Field sobriety tests were conducted. The driver couldn't finish them. Sometimes the most dangerous collisions are the ones that never happen but almost did. My god, you >> nothing. He just asked me why was I driving like that and I said I was scared. On April 25th, 2024, at 2:15 p.m. in Florida, USA, a traffic enforcement mission took a dangerous turn when a white Nissan Ultima blasted past at over 100 mph on State Road 52. The officer gave chase. Sirens blared. The Ultima ran red lights, made illegal U-turns, and entered Sunkose Parkway at deadly speeds. In moments like this, the line between duty and danger blurs. black driver now. We're now eastbound one eastbound. He's coming on 589 southbound. 589 out of power station 5292 coming Hey guys, number Looking at number one outside. >> Even after two pit maneuvers, the suspect fought back, fleeing on foot, resisting arrest, cursing, and kicking officers. He tried to bite one of them. What drives a man to spiral this far? Hey, hey, hey, hey. [ __ ] hand right now. Get out of the car. The man was identified as DeMarco Lee Earles Jr., a felon on probation. Cocaine and fentinel were found in his car. His freedom was borrowed time. And now time's up. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. back up. Yeah. >> I didn't realize he was making >> driving. At 12:35 a.m. on December 8th, 2024 in Lyon County, Florida, USA, trooper Ashley Regal clocked a white Lincoln Town Car flying down Interstate 10 at 103 mph, far above the posted 70 mph limit. 75. >> When she activated her lights, the car didn't stop. It sped eastbound, tossing objects, suspected drug paraphernalia out the window. Darkness, speed, and desperation made the perfect storm. With help from two other troopers, the suspect was boxed in. A pit maneuver forced the car off the road and into a tree. The pursuit ended not with sirens, but with impact. help me out. Hey, stop [ __ ] move. >> The driver, Sheldon Lee Blackburn, was taken into custody. He had cocaine residue on him and inside the vehicle, a suspended license, prior convictions, a registered sex offender, and now new charges await. >> Keep your hands off. >> Take your seat off. >> Take your seat belt off. I'm not doing anything. >> What were you throwing on the window? >> What were you throwing on the window? >> Why you on for? >> I I had anxiety attack. >> Scoot back all the way in. You're [ __ ] stupid. >> On January 25th, 2024, at around 5:00 p.m. in Florida, USA, troopers stopped a black Silverado truck suspected of drug activity. Inside, three men, three stories, and one goal: escape. Nothing. far right shoulder. >> Instead of pulling over, the Silverado hit the gas, launching into a reckless high-speed pursuit down the turnpike. Along the way, they tossed out a bag. Inside, cocaine and free loaded firearms. Take a breath maneuver. Move goat. You're doing great. The chase finally ended. All three men, Barbosa, Montes, and Reed, were arrested, but their criminal records spoke louder than any engine roar. Multiple felonies, violated probations, pardon packs. Get the [ __ ] out. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] move. Don't [ __ ] me, [ __ ] [ __ ] move. I see him right there. >> Each face charges of armed cocaine trafficking. Bond denied. The justice system knows when it's looking at danger in human form. On the night of August 1st, 2023, around 9:40 p.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, a radio dispatch crackled through Arkansas State Police radios. North Little Rock PD was in pursuit and they needed backup. >> Going north on Rodney Farm. >> Officer Noah Frick responded, weaving across interstates to catch up with the suspect, a black Acura MDX weaving through traffic at over 100 mph. The streets blurred. The risk was real. Every second on the road felt like a coin toss between survival and disaster. At a key intersection, Frick took primary in the pursuit. Then opportunity, a brief gap. He executed a perfect TVI, tactical vehicle intervention. The suspect's cars slammed into a wall and fence. One man jumped out and ran. >> Put your hands up. Put your [ __ ] hands up. Get him. Get him. >> Officers chased him down and arrested Dvonte Jones. His car had rolled into the patrol vehicle, but caused minimal damage. He now faces multiple charges. Felony fleeing, DWI suspended license, criminal mischief, no insurance, and more. >> Hey, put him in 42's car. Put him in that one right there. On July 22nd, 2025 along Interstate 40 near the 282 mile marker in Arkansas, USA, trooper Gunner Folultz was parked on the shoulder, scanning the highway. Then a blur in the mirror. A gray Nissan Ultima speeding at 87 mph. Boltz gave chase. As he accelerated, the Ultima surged to 95 mph, then 113 mph. Sirens wailed, lights flashed, but the driver didn't stop. A choice was made. Run, no matter the cost. >> TV out on the bridge. TV out on the bridge. >> Hands. Show me your hands. On a narrow window between traffic, Folultz executed a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, slamming the Ultima, into the barrier. Three people exited, two women compliant. The driver, John Black, was handcuffed at gunpoint. >> I need help here. >> Stop. Turn around. Driver, get out with your hands up. Do it now. >> Are you going eastbound? >> Yes. Eastbound. >> Get out with your hands up. Do it now. >> Get out with your hands up. Do it now. >> Black admitted he didn't stop because he had things to do. He smelled of alcohol, showed signs of impairment, and failed to provide a urine sample. He was cited and released to hospital care. He chose speed but couldn't outrun accountability. On July 21st, 2025 at 10:53 p.m. in Fagetville, Arkansas, USA, Elkins Police Department was in hot pursuit. A black Ford Taurus SUV had refused to stop and was now barreling northbound on North College Avenue at nearly 100 mph. >> Northeast College TVI Northeast College. >> State Trooper Fipps picked up the pursuit as he attempted a tactical vehicle intervention TVI. The suspect veered violently, nearly causing a collision. It wasn't just dangerous driving. It was weaponized recklessness. Just one minute later, Fipps performed a successful TVR. The vehicle slammed into a wall and fence, but even then, the driver, Jacob Lewis, kept pressing the gas, spinning his tires, creating clouds of smoke. Hey, wait. Hey, back up. Don't rush the car. Back up. Lewis was finally taken into custody. His charges were severe. Aggravated assault, drug possession, meth cocaine, reckless driving, fleeing, and more. He didn't just try to outrun the police. He brought chaos with him. problem. >> Just lay over for a second. TV. On July 22nd, 2025 at 7:11 p.m. along Interstate 40 near the 191 mile marker in Arkansas, USA, troopers spotted a dark-colored Nissan Ultima. The license plate was partially covered. A small detail, but sometimes that's where the story begins. soon. >> As lights and sirens activated, the driver hit the gas. Speed soared past 120 mph, swerving dangerously across all lanes. It wasn't just fleeing, it was defiance at 120 mph. one. >> After a failed TBI attempt, Trooper regained position and executed a successful tactical stop near the 187 mile marker. The vehicle crashed into a treeine. The driver stepped out, hands raised, breathless, defeated. 187. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Walk to me. Walk to me right now. Hey. >> The suspect, Deterren Rody, confessed to throwing a cigarette pack containing a/4 ounce of marijuana out the window. Mitch, it was never recovered. He now faces charges including felony fleeing, drug possession, tampering with evidence, and reckless driving. Probably be best to go the >> on January 17th, 2026 at 12:56 a.m. in Arkansas, USA. Trooper Dustin Medford and his field training officer spotted a gray Toyota RAV for speeding down Interstate 430 South. The radar clocked it at 100 mph. Reckless, dangerous, and illegal. Despite police presence and flashing lights, the vehicle didn't stop. It weaved between lanes, exited onto stage coach road, then accelerated again, 71 mph in a 45 zone. It had every chance to pull over, but chose to run. >> Yep. CVI pistol out. >> The decision came fast. A tactical vehicle intervention was performed, precise, decisive. The RAV4 spun, pinned, and finally stopped. The brakes were never touched. The officer later recalled, "How many lives were at risk in those few minutes? Driver, show me your hands. >> I can't see that D. Driver, everyone put your hands out. Everyone put your hands out. Hey, just everyone hold what you got. All right, just obey my directions. We'll be okay. Do you understand? >> Front seat passenger, keep both hands out the window. Put both your hands out the window. >> Five occupants. The driver, Lab Brian Blue, rire of alcohol and resisted arrest. Drugs and a scale were found. clear signs of more than just a traffic violation. Ross, a passenger, admitted possession. Others were released. Blue now faces serious charges. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> All right, we're going to we're going to go from this side. Y'all just hold what you >> got. On January 18th, 2026, at around 2:30 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, chaos erupted on Interstate 5:30 northbound near the Pratt Road exit. An ESI ambulance crew sent out an urgent call for help. One of their patients had turned violent. Space up to 90. Trying to push him back and forth. Right. >> In a terrifying twist, the patient assaulted the crew, threatened them with trauma shears, then hijacked the ambulance, leaving the medics stranded on the roadside. A vehicle meant to save lives was now a threat on wheels. Inbound 30 seconds towards the fire truck is sitting on the shoulder. He's about to break out. He's about to >> All right. >> Troopers from Troop A and Ecoordinated a pursuit. With expert timing, they conducted a tactical vehicle intervention, ending the chase without further injury. One medic had suffered multiple punches but survived. >> I'm primary. He's [ __ ] >> Show me your hand. Show me your [ __ ] hand. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. ESI CEO later praised both the crew's bravery and law enforcement's swift action. "This is what our public safety teams face every day," he said. A chilling reminder, even those seeking help can become the danger. >> It doesn't matter for them, get in the back, moving stuff on the road, Watch your head. >> On January 12th, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. in Lel, Arkansas, USA, officers with the Benton County Special Operations Unit were preparing for a high-risisk traffic stop. Their target, Missile Presses, suspected of a drug deal and known to carry weapons. Come on. >> They got him blocked in. >> They got him blocked in. >> Oh, they do. >> We'll have a bunch of [ __ ] >> Surveillance confirmed activity. Another man entered the back seat, hiding something under a blanket. At 11:07 a.m., marked and unmarked units attempted to stop on North Dixie Street. The Cadillac Escalade didn't yield. It rolled past a red light, ignoring sirens and commands. >> TBI, TVI, following stop. >> Behind you. Behind you. >> The situation escalated fast. To protect lives in this busy area, Trooper Fipps executed a tactical vehicle intervention, redirecting the Escalade into a grassy field. But the suspect swerved back, slamming the patrol car into the curb. >> Guns are pointed north. Have units come up northbound. >> Yeah. >> Hands up. >> Come here. Hands up. >> Hey, come here now. >> Hey, he's looking north. 104. We got HP units that's on scene. >> Hey, watch cross. >> Watch cross. >> Presist resisted orders, reaching around inside the vehicle before finally surrendering. A second suspect, Elijah Carpenter, was also arrested. Inside the car, a large bag of cocaine. Lies were spared, but damage, both physical and moral, remains. Go out for two two steps to your left. Step step. On August 11th, 2024, at around 7:30 p.m. in Tallahassee, Florida, USA, a black Infiniti Q50 nearly collided with another car while recklessly changing lanes. What seemed like a simple traffic stop quickly escalated into a runaway symphony of danger. As trooper blunt activated his lights, the Infinity initially slowed but then surged forward, fleeing through red lights, weaving through traffic at 120 plus MPH and even speeding through a public park where children played. 1033 traffic on the phone about a minute in the After a prolonged chase with speeds topping 130 mph, Trooper blunt saw his chance and executed a pit maneuver, spinning the Infinity off the road. The car stopped, but hearts were still racing. Do it now. Do it now. Come on out. Come on out. >> Yeah. Put that thing. >> Put your hands on the hood. Put your hands on the hood. >> Stop right there. Yeah. Throw it in. >> What are you going to put now? Do it now. >> Step out. Any more people in the car? >> The driver, Cedric Perry Jr., was arrested and admitted there were drugs in the car. Officers found 35G of marijuana. Harry was charged with fleeing police and drug possession. His passenger was released. That's all it was. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Careful. On December 22nd, 2024 in Hillsboro County, Florida, USA, a silver Toyota Corolla roared down SR 618 at a terrifying speed. It missed a curve, skidded offroad, then veered back, still refusing to slow down. Indian November 26. >> No, we're on 75. the 255 point. >> The driver finally pulled over, but only for a moment. As the trooper approached the window, the engine screamed to life again. The pursuit was on. At over 100 mph, the car weaved dangerously like a wild animal cornered. South. >> The suspect exited onto Gibson Drive. Seizing the moment, the trooper performed a pit maneuver, pushing the car off road. The driver refused to exit. He had to be pulled out through the window. Put your [ __ ] hands up now. [ __ ] hands up. >> Put your hands up. I'm going shoot you in the head. >> Yes. I don't give a [ __ ] where you're at. Don't move. >> The driver, Gwan D. Smith, was arrested. No ID, no cooperation. He was charged with aggravated fleeing and resisting arrest. A man who gambled with the road and lost. 440. Another game. in the bucket and have a visual. >> On January 18th, 2026, in the early morning hours on Interstate 55, Arkansas, USA, trooper Dillian Cook noticed a blue Toyota Sienna with no tag lights. He initiated a traffic stop at mile marker 5, a minor infraction. Yet the driver had other plans. As lights flashed, the Sienna swerved into the left lane and fled. The vehicle reached dangerous speeds, weaving through traffic, showing no intention of stopping. Officers knew this was no ordinary stop. It was a chase. just take away. Get down in this heel. Make sure you're good. All right. >> At mile marker 2, a tactical vehicle intervention forced the Sienna off-road into a ditch. Two men jumped out and fled on foot. One, Victoria Solless, was caught after a 150yard chase. He refused to reveal his identity. His speech was slurred. His breath riaked of alcohol. Maybe roll over. >> Inside the vehicle, officers found multiple open alcohol containers. The passengers, Ernesto and Mendes, were intoxicated but compliant. Sales refused to cooperate and due to lack of ID, his records remained unverified. A night of recklessness became a criminal file. the casino. >> Hey, put two in back of my dango. >> Yeah. >> No, put both. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> On May 30th, 2021, around midday in Georgia, USA, a state patrol trooper attempted a traffic stop on GA Highway 166 after clocking a Nissan Ultima at 71 mph in a 55 zone. But instead of slowing down, the driver hit the gas. What followed was a high-speed pursuit across Carroll County and into Bowen City. The suspect ran red lights, passed cars, and no passing zones, nearly caused head-on collisions, placing everyone in grave danger. Come on. Head forward. Heat. Heat. Troopers attempted multiple pit maneuvers. Stop sticks were deployed and tires deflated. Yet the Ultima pressed on. Finally, in Alabama, a pit forced it off the road and into a tree. A desperate run met an immovable end. Home right. Now both tires. The passengers surrendered immediately. They told officers they had begged the driver to stop. He fled on foot but was quickly caught. A firearm was recovered in the vehicle. The man, a convicted felon with outstanding warrants, now faces justice. Push by one. >> On November 30th, 2022 at 12:50 p.m. in the United States, officers responded to a suspected theft in progress. Two individuals were seen fleeing in a vehicle. One suspect bailed out and ran. The other stayed behind, but not to surrender. Officers chased the fleeing suspect on foot. She resisted violently, ignored repeated commands, rolled, kicked, and cursed. Officers deployed a taser, but even then she shouted, "I'm not resisting." Her defiance was as loud as it was dangerous. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What you got back? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get tased again. >> Taser. Taser. lay in your stomach. Hey, that's occupied one more time. >> While officers tried to detain her, the second suspect reemerged from the vehicle, this time with a metal object. Without warning, he struck an officer in the head, then vanished into the crowd. Pepper spray was deployed as tensions escalated. The crowd closed in. >> Hey, there was one more in that car. >> Don't [ __ ] move. >> Don't [ __ ] move. I promise. And I got to tell you again, put your head behind your [ __ ] back. Do it now. >> One suspect was arrested. The other, the one who struck the officer, remains at large to this day. The injured officer later medically retired due to lasting head trauma. What began as petty theft turned into a brutal attack that changed a life forever. >> Get her back. >> I was going to stop. >> Hey, just keep the crowd back. Hey, do we have the 1015 for whatever happened here? >> Hey, back up before you all get sprayed. This is your last morning. Back up right now.