Hey adrenaline junkies, welcome to code free police chase. Get the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. [Music] >> On July 1st, 2023. Just before 7 p.m. in Akran, Ohio, USA, officers conducted a routine check on a vehicle with a temporary tag. The system showed the plate was expired and linked to an individual named Jordan Elie Senior, 31. Please sir, please sir, please sir, please sir, please get on the ground. Please sir, please sir, please sir, please sir, please put your hand behind your back. Please sir, please sir, please sir, please don't do this to me in the car, please. Officers soon located the vehicle parked outside a Family Dollar store. He stood beside it, appearing uncertain as the patrol car stopped. When officers calmly approached and asked him to cooperate, tension fil a quiet moment where choices mattered more than words. >> Put your hand back. Officer >> hands behind your back. >> Now stop resistance. >> Let go of your hand. Let go of your hand. >> I got a hand here. >> Okay, officer. As one officer tried to guide him away from the car, Elie resisted and stepped back. The situation quickly escalated and officers worked to calm him while giving clear commands. Their voices carried both firmness and care, trying to prevent the moment from slipping further out of control. >> You let me bleed. I can't see anymore. >> I'm sorry. I'm just scared. >> Yeah. >> Okay. After a brief struggle, officers managed to restrain Elely safely. Inside the car, they discovered a small child, his one-year-old son, who was gently reunited with his mother. Officers also found a small packet of suspicious powder. Elie, who already had pending legal issues, faced additional charges for resisting and obstruction. The night ended with lessons about choices, patience, and the fragile line between fear and reason. >> Let's go. It's all right. Swing your feet under. Get up. Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. >> Oh my god. >> Outside your mouth is something else. >> Ambulance is coming. They'll check you out. >> Swing your feet. >> Swing your swing. Yeah, we'll roll the window down. Swing your feet. On June 21st, 2023, around 11:00 a.m. in Los Cusus, New Mexico, USA, officers joined a pursuit involving state police and a white SUV driven by 47-year-old Bobby Charles Crawford. The man was reported to have violated probation terms and was refusing to stop. The pursuit moved quickly through city roads, every turn filled with tension. Near the intersection of Pullman Road and a Royal Road, officers executed a tactical maneuver, bringing the vehicle to a halt. For a brief moment, time seemed to freeze. Then chaos broke loose. Crawford reacted unpredictably. He discharged his weapon multiple times toward the patrol units with rounds striking the windows and windshields of two marked vehicles. Shards of glass flew and officers narrowly avoided serious harm. A moment that reminded everyone how fragile safety can be. >> Shine, back me up. Shots fired. >> Officers responded swiftly, using measured force to bring the situation under control. Crawford was safely restrained and given medical attention before being transported to a medical facility. He now faces multiple serious charges, including attempted harm against officers and reckless conduct. Though no lives were lost, that morning left behind echoes of adrenaline and a reminder of how courage must often walk hand in hand with restraint [Music] [Music] on June 29th, 2023 Around 9:23 p.m. in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA, police responded to a 911 call from a McDonald's on Lomis and San Pedro. A man at the drive-thru had been seriously injured after a sudden violent act. >> Albuquerque police stop. Drop the knife. You're going to get shot. You're going to get shot. Stop. >> You're going to get shot. Stop it. >> The victim told officers he had picked up a young man, 25-year-old Jeremiah Salard, hoping to offer him a meal. It was an act of kindness, the kind that makes us believe good still exists. But as they reached the drive-thru, compassion met chaos, the young man suddenly turned toward him with an apology that carried danger instead of remorse. Officers arrived within minutes, applying first aid and rushing the victim to the hospital. Later that night, they located Salard a few blocks away, matching the suspect's description. As they approached and ordered him to drop a knife, he moved unpredictably toward nearby pedestrians, a moment that tested both courage and control. >> Drop it. Drop it. Let go of it. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the freaking knife. >> Drop it. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop it. >> Drop the knife. >> Officers used necessary force to stop the threat and protect those nearby. Several people were injured during the encounter, including bystanders who later recovered with medical care. Salards had a history of violent behavior and had recently been released from custody. That night, every officer, every bystander walked away with the same realization that sometimes danger wears the face of someone simply asking for help. What happened? >> Hey, behind the scenes. [Music] >> On August 18th, 2023, along the Florida Turnpike in Palm Beach County, USA, troopers were alerted to a pursuit involving an armed carjacker fleeing from Fort Lauderdale police. The suspect's vehicle, an older white Kia Optima, was racing northbound at dangerous speeds. [Music] [Music] Trooper Elvis Nasco took the lead, followed closely by troopers Yepz and Tvaris. The Kia weaved between lanes, driving on the shoulder and cutting through traffic. Lights flashed, radios crackled, and miles stretched like seconds, a tense dance of strategy and risk. Heat. Heat. Near the 97 mi marker, Trooper Nasco attempted a precision immobilization technique. The suspect suddenly breakd, disabling the patrol unit. Yet, the pursuit continued. Officers adapting quickly and staying coordinated even as the chase pushed past 100 mph. schools. Remind them schools of the helicopter. >> You turn off. >> Can you advise the helicopter still as well? >> Finally, after miles of reckless driving, the Kia began to lose control. The suspect identified as Lias MacArthur Corker Jr. was later arrested without further harm. He now faces multiple serious charges including aggravated fleeing and driving with a revoked license. That day on the highway, the pursuit ended, but the reminder stayed clear. No rush, no escape is ever worth a life spiraling out of control. Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. [Music] All other units responding. Be advised. [Music] [Music] On August 23rd, 2023, around 8:30 p.m. on Interstate 440 eastbound in Arkansas, USA, an officer noticed a black Chevrolet Silverado speeding far above the limit. The truck wore a temporary plate and appeared to be trying to avoid attention. There's just a 440 east group on the river bridge. Just a black Chevy pickup underneath. When the officer signaled for a stop, the truck hesitated, its hazard lights blinking as if torn between running and surrendering. But instead of pulling over, the driver kept moving, passing several safe spots. The pursuit begin 93 exit. The truck exited onto Faulner Lake Road, ignoring stop signs and racing through narrow streets at nearly 80 mph. The officer attempted multiple tactical stops, but the driver swerved and breaked, a reckless game of defiance in the dark. I just random. He break checked me. He's off in a field road. We're off in the grass. >> Let me see your [ __ ] hand. Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground. >> Finally, the Silverado lost control, veering into a grassy field. A passenger stepped out and cooperated immediately while the driver escaped on foot. Later, he was identified as Robert Ford Jr., the owner's son. He now faces charges for reckless driving, fleeing, and multiple traffic violations. It was another reminder that the road can reveal not only speed but the weight of choices made in fear. >> Blackmail running. Jump the gate. >> I got the passenger. 1015. On July 17th, 2022, around 9:45 p.m. near the Civic Center intersection in Columbus, Georgia, USA, officers were parked roadside when a man suddenly ran from a gas station waving his arms for help. He shouted that someone had just taken his truck. >> They just crossed over to Alabama State Line. >> It's a black pickup truck. They going past Dillard Street. Dill Street. Black GMC pickup truck. >> Reacting instantly, officers turned on their lights and sped toward the direction he pointed. Ahead, the stolen black GMC Sierra was already merging onto the highway, heading toward Alabama. Sirens echoed across the state line as the pursuit unfolded under the street lights. address. [Music] [Music] Just pulled through another red light. [Music] The driver ran red lights, swerved across lanes, and passed traffic on the shoulder. Even crossing state borders couldn't shake the officers behind her. Finally, on a dirt road near a narrow bridge, the truck came to a stop. Silence replaced the chase. Keep moving. [Music] When officers approached, they found a woman later identified as Britney Nicole Hodgej visibly shaken but cooperative. She was taken into custody without incident. Inside her bag, officers found illegal substances. Hodgej had multiple warrants across several counties. That night ended not in violence, but in reflection, a reminder that running rarely leads to freedom, only to another road that must be faced. [Music] Get the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. On April 6th, 2023 around 10:30 a.m. in Solen, Ohio, USA, officers were alerted to a stolen vehicle traveling along Aurora Road. The report linked it to a recent aggravated robbery case in Cleveland. Officer BTO quickly located the vehicle, a blue Honda Odyssey, and signaled for it to stop. But instead of slowing down, the driver accelerated, weaving through city streets. The sound of sirens cut through the morning air as the chase began, lasting less than 2 minutes, but feeling like an eternity. [Music] The vehicle crashed into another car near Roxbury Elementary School, scattering debris across the street. A young suspect jumped out holding a firearm and ran through nearby yards. The officer, keeping calm amid chaos, pursued on foot as neighbors watched in disbelief. Here's the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. [Music] Shots fired. Shots fire. Run. We're southbound. >> After a brief chase, the teenager surrendered. The firearm, a loaded Glock with an extended magazine, was recovered safely. There were no injuries, only relief and reflection. The boy, just 16, now faces serious charges and the weight of choices far beyond his years. Sometimes a moment of impulse can alter the course of a life still in its beginning. Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. >> Weapons on you. >> I'm gonna move you around. It's going to hurt a minute, but I got to make sure you're not hit. Okay. >> On May 19th, 2023, around 3 p.m. in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. Officers received a call from a woman deeply worried about her brother, 42-year-old David Dor. She said he had spoken about ending his life and threatened harm if anyone tried to stop him. Officers arrived at his apartment on Tingly Drive. They tried reaching out, speaking calmly through the door and even through an open window, hoping words could ease his turmoil. One officer trained in crisis intervention gently coordinated with his sister, but no mobile crisis unit was available that day. [Applause] Moments later, Gaylord suddenly opened the door, holding a long pole with a knife taped to its end. The officers backed away, keeping their distance while pleading with him to drop the weapon. Tension filled the air. Fear and compassion clashed in the same breath. Despite their repeated attempts to calm him, he kept moving forward. The officers had no choice but to respond decisively to protect everyone present. The incident ended swiftly, leaving behind not just reports and charges, but quiet questions about mental health, isolation, and the weight of unseen struggles. [Music] On a summer evening in 2023 along Highway 71 in Arkansas, USA, police received an alert about a stolen vehicle driven by a young girl who was believed to be in emotional distress. The report mentioned she might be thinking of hurting herself. Officer Brandon Williamson spotted the vehicle speeding north and began pursuit. Moments later, Corporal Shane Alka joined in. The girl drove fast, weaving through traffic and even into oncoming lanes. A desperate race between fear and hope. As speeds climbed over 120 mph, the officers coordinated carefully. Using a tactical vehicle intervention, they managed to bring the car to a stop after it struck a pole and a road sign. Dust rose in the evening air, then silence. ran down on the ground. [Laughter] >> Officers approached cautiously. The girl identified as Alyssa appeared shaken but unharmed. She was checked by emergency staff and later released to her father for medical evaluation. Though the charges were numerous, reckless driving, fleeing, property damage. What mattered most was that she was still here. Given another chance to find peace and guidance. >> I almost got her cough sign, but like every time I car like she >> Yeah, she got up on the rocks. She >> up on the train. >> Got up on the rocks. I couldn't tell where y'all were at on the map, so I was trying to get spun around like on December 17th, 2023, in Palm Beach, Florida, USA, an officer leaving a gas station heard the roar of an engine echoing down Blue Heron Boulevard. It was a modified Dodge Charger, speeding westbound and shaking the quiet evening air. As the officer gave chase, two Chargers appeared, one light gray, one dark. The gray car accelerated, racing past traffic and running lights as if the world had paused around it. Inside the patrol car, the speedometer climbed past 140 mph. Every second felt like a silent battle between duty and danger. a few people. The suspect drove recklessly, cutting through intersections, nearly colliding with other vehicles, and even entering oncoming lanes. When the patrol lights flashed, the driver pushed harder until a sudden impact at Military Trail and PGA Boulevard ended the chase. All right. Officers performed a precision maneuver to stop the car near Gardinia Drive. The vehicle slid into the bushes and came to rest. The driver, later identified as Jaylen Camaria Davis, tried to escape on foot, but was found hiding behind a fence. He was taken into custody and charged with fleeing, burglary, and reckless driving. Yet, beyond the charges, the knight spoke of something deeper. How one rush of adrenaline can steer a life into chaos. ass. She's my Heat. Heat.