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Please, please, please. Y [music] I don't do anything. Please, please, please, please. I Please. On December 15th, 2024 in Tikun, Mississippi, USA, local police were called to a business on Jackson Landing Road after a man named Randall Randy. Perkins allegedly made inappropriate comments and gestures toward employees. >> Come behind here, sir. I I wasn't doing anything. I just >> You standing up there by the ice machine. Don't >> It's Christmas. I'm just trying to get >> I know what day it is. Don't stand here and blow smoke up my ass. You know you're trespassing from there. You've been told multiple times. >> I just walked through. I ain't even going to the store, sir. I'm just going to >> You can't be on the property. >> Yes, sir. I'm going I'm going to my mom. >> Perkins had reportedly told one employee he had something for her and was coming back and shaped his fingers like a weapon. Days later, he returned multiple times, causing further disturbance. >> I I didn't do anything. Please, please, please. Please. I Please, please. I didn't do anything. You can ask him. You can ask your belly. >> You can ask him, sir. I didn't do your belly. I didn't do anything, sir. >> Get on your belly. >> On December 24th, officers finally encountered Perkins. When told to place his hands on his vehicle, he refused and resisted physically. One officer attempted to restrain him, but Perkins kept pushing up and tucking his arms. Officers had to use multiple compliance techniques, including drive stun deployment. >> Your hands, please go. >> Give me your hands. >> Father, please. Father, >> you either put your hands behind your back. >> Do anything. I didn't know you got to tell me what I did wrong. >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. With the help of backup, officers managed to place him in custody. Perkins was later charged with trespassing, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. The incident sparked internal review [music] due to the force used while Perkins remains under investigation for his earlier behavior. >> Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. >> Blood twice. >> I'll plead the blood twice. And I and I forgive you for everything I've done. free. I'll give you spirit. >> You follow us? >> Yeah, I'll follow you home. Pay your arrest. At 6:30 a.m. on October 23rd, 2024, in Pierce County, Washington, USA, a sergeant from the Pierce County Sheriff's Department, while heading to training, noticed a man walking dangerously in the middle of the road. Hey, this is the police. You're under arrest. >> Just so everyone's tracking, he's got a something in his hand, like a screwdriver or something. He's taunting me trying to >> A concerned driver flagged him down and reported that the man had just jumped onto her car, damaging her windshield. The sergeant located the individual nearby, still walking in traffic, holding unknown objects in his hands. >> Drop whatever's in your hand right now. Drop it. >> You're under arrest. Drop it for damaging cars. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. >> Choosing caution, the sergeant waited for Becca. A taser was deployed but had no effect. At one point, the man tossed away what appeared to be a spent casing, raising further concern. Eventually, officers moved in [music] and managed to detain him without further escalation. >> Need to drop whatever's in your hand, dude. >> Coming to [music] >> Hey, >> you are under arrest, dude. >> Yeah. For what? You are under arrest for damaging that person's car back there. >> They ran into me. >> Then why didn't you stop? >> Huh? >> Then why didn't you stop? >> You promise? >> Yeah, I'll follow you home. >> Okay, you're under arrest. >> Roll him over. Roll him over. Roll him over. Now, >> after speaking with the driver and witnesses, deputies confirmed the man had intentionally jumped on the woman's car. He was charged with resisting arrest, property damage, and assault on an officer during the arrest process. [snorts] >> Haven't done anything wrong. >> 75 down. >> Everybody down. >> I don't know what they are. >> That's what he was holding. At 5:19 a.m. on October 16th, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, officers from the Autocrimes Enforcement A unit assisted the Decal County Sheriff's Office in locating a suspect involved in an armed confrontation. >> Uh, continue on 285. Please continue to give us locations. A high-speed pursuit ensued. Officers utilized a pit maneuver, a precision tactic, to bring the vehicle to a halt and safely take the suspect into custody without injury to the public or officers. Man, the Get THE >> Johnson was arrested and now faces charges including unlawful possession of a weapon, evading police, and receiving stolen property. Her actions triggered [music] a coordinated response across jurisdictions. touch you. >> The suspect had reportedly taken a woman's phone by force. Officers located the vehicle and the suspect, later identified as Jenny Johnson, 36, but she attempted to flee. >> You don't know. [screaming] >> Come on, baby. the car. >> On October 14th, 2024 in Hastings, Florida, USA, deputies from the St. John's County Sheriff's Office, responded to emergency calls from Deep Creek Youth Academy, a secure juvenile facility. Multiple young inmates were reported to have escaped >> by a fence line. We covered the fence line. We're parallel in Ashlin, just trying to fight our way through the woods. Come on. I think. >> According to initial reports, two inmates [music] attacked a staff member using improvised weapons, a sock containing a heavy object and a makeshift blade. After overpowering the staff, they took his keys and radio, then [music] joined with three others to begin their escape. Sheriff's Office K9, anybody in here get bit. Good boy, dude. Hey, get a get a gun barrel in there. Get a gun barrel in there if we got to break the window. >> The group made it off the facility grounds, but one inmate [music] didn't get far. Law enforcement launched a massive manhunt, deploying K9 units and multiple deputies. Eventually, K9 Bane led officers to a vehicle 2 mi away where the four remaining escapees were found hiding inside. >> Hey, come out. Come out. Come out. COME OUT. GOOD BOY. [screaming] >> Good boy. TWO IN THE CAR. TWO IN THE CAR. ON THE GROUND. >> GET OUT. GET OUT. Off the ground. Off the grill. >> On the ground. >> All four were taken into custody. The group now faces multiple serious charges. Aggravated battery, false imprisonment, use of illegal devices, and escaping from a state facility. The assaulted staff member is recovering from injuries. >> Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. >> K96 St. John's. >> We got four secured, one K9 engagement. On June 5th, 2024 in Miami date county, Florida, USA, officers from the Criminal Interdiction Unit were patrolling Northwest Second Avenue when they saw two motorcycles, one male, one female, speeding northbound at a dangerous rate. You operator playing the lanes going to the front. >> When officers attempted to get in front of them and initiate a stop, both motorcycles ran a red light and began fleeing. They accelerated rapidly, reaching up to 110 mph, weaving through traffic, ignoring signals, and endangering everyone on the road. >> Uh, two motorcycles >> 199 passing. Looks like we're going to be getting on I 95 southbound. South. >> As the chase moved onto Interstate 95, the riders split directions. Officers stayed with the female motorcyclist who exited, re-entered the highway multiple times, ran red lights, drove into oncoming traffic, and nearly collided head-on with other vehicles. All right, southbound approaching blades. Speeds of 100. Traffic is still medium. As she tried to make a sharp evasive turn, she struck the patrol car, lost control, and fell off the motorcycle. Officers immediately moved in and took her into custody. She was later identified as Danielle M. Mononttoya, and transported to the hospital for treatment. >> Signal four. Signal four. >> Well, I think clear clear down. Clear. At 1:28 p.m. on July 8th, 2025 in Lee County, Florida, USA, trooper Jonathan Hernandez was conducting speed enforcement along I75 when he clocked a silver Chevy Silverado traveling 98 mph in a 70 mph zone. When Hernandez activated his lights for a stop, the driver initially slowed down, then suddenly sped up and began fleeing, weaving dangerously between vehicles and accelerating to over 107 mph. Okay. During the chase, the suspect intentionally ran to patrol vehicle twice, causing damage and risking officer safety. Despite losing a front tire, he kept fleeing until officers boxed him in near Tucker's grade. Even then, he refused to surrender, trying to switch seats to escape. area. Okay. Let me see your hand. [screaming] >> Officers restrained the driver identified as Kevin Donald Rearden 2. A strong odor of alcohol was detected. Inside the vehicle, empty liquor bottles, marijuana remnants, and prescription pills. Later at the hospital, Rearen attempted to conceal a pill container inside his body. His blood alcohol content was 0.152. He now faces multiple felony charges. Family FBI FBI family. At around 5:43 p.m. on October 26th, 2024 in Marian County, Florida, USA, deputies responded to a report of a suspicious person lying in a field near Southeast 59th Street. The man was later identified as James Brady 41. If you want to go to a facility to be seen, a psychiatric facility, an ambulance can take you to the hospital. They will screen you. They will ensure that you're in good health so the facility can receive you and then the facility can can [music] you can get transported to the facility and then they will see you on a voluntary basis. Brady appeared disoriented and admitted to using illegal substances. He warned deputies to lock their doors. Then without warning, he sprinted toward a patrol car, got inside and drove off. >> Where are y'all to run? >> We don't really have any seats or anything at this point. Is your car locked? >> Hey, 55 minutes. >> Hey, stop the car. >> A pursuit unfolded across city streets involving both county deputies and Okala police. Brady drove erratically, putting multiple lives at risk. The chase ended when deputies successfully executed a pit maneuver near Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, stopping the stolen cruiser. 6585. I'm out. >> I'm trying to piss. >> Okay, [ __ ] 200. Okay. >> Do not let him get out of there. >> Tell me your [ __ ] ass. >> Good pit. 200 and I'm okay. >> Brady was taken into custody without injuries reported. Deputies discovered a rifle inside the patrol vehicle he had taken. He now faces charges including grand theft of a vehicle and aggravated battery on law enforcement. >> SP please. At around 12:00 p.m. on October 26th, 2024 in Palm Coast, Florida, USA, deputies from Flaggler County responded to a report of a dog in distress in a canal located in the W section of the city. >> That was smooth, bro. >> You got your phone. A concerned citizen had already entered the canal in a kayak trying to help but was unsuccessful. That's when Deputy Alex Wolf arrived. >> I hear you got it. >> Without hesitation, Wolf took the kayak, paddled out into the water, and then jumped in to rescue the animal [music] himself. The effort was swift and effective. He brought the dog safely to shore. >> Give me that leash. >> Finally. >> Just got collar. >> Two collars. >> The dog was turned over to animal control and later reunited with its owner. No injuries were reported. It doesn't always have to be about tension, chases, or sirens. Sometimes what moves us the most is calm, kindness, and a small act that makes a big difference. Sit down. >> I think you know which house you came from. >> You think? >> Because I was on my porch and I heard a splash and suddenly I saw the dog swimming. >> Doesn't matter, bro. You're my hero. >> Yeah. >> At 11:34 a.m. on February 6th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, Trooper Weatherly spotted a green 2003 Suzuki motorcycle speeding at 85 mph in a 55 zone on Highway 165. He turned on his emergency lights and attempted a traffic stop. But the writer, later identified as Jonathan Moore, didn't [music] stop. Instead, he accelerated. A high-speed pursuit began, reaching up to 140 mph, weaving through traffic across several interstates. The chase [music] ended when Moore lost control on a curve, laying the motorcycle down and tumbling into a brier patch beside the road. Officers rushed in to pull him out and provide medical assistance. 1016 106 >> Moore was transported to the hospital with minor injuries. Officers discovered he had no valid license, no insurance, and expired registration. He now faces charges including reckless driving, fleeing, and multiple vehicle [music] violations. >> Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. Apparently, we can see them. You hear our mom. Can you hear us?
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