DON'T SHOOT! HEY ADRENALINE JUNKIES, WELCOME TO CODE 3 Police Chase. On November 20th, 2024, at around 3:30 p.m. in Columbus, Ohio, USA, a 16-year-old boy suspected of being involved in a serious violent incident earlier that day fled from a traffic stop at an apartment complex. As officers approached, the teen, later identified as Ricardo Ramirez, jumped out of the vehicle with a long object believed to be a weapon and began running. Dash cam and body cam footage captured the tense moment as officers chased him on FOOT BETWEEN BUILDINGS. DESPITE MULTIPLE COMMANDS TO STOP, Ramirez kept fleeing. Officers, fearing for their safety and those nearby, discharged their weapons. Ramirez collapsed between two buildings. The air was heavy, not just with urgency, but with the weight of A LIFE-CHANGING MOMENT. RAMIREZ WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL IN critical condition. The object he carried was recovered and believed to be the same one used in the earlier incident. Charges are pending. This all happened just hours after an intense surveillance operation involving SWAT teams. Don't miss the next real-life showdown. Hit subscribe now. >> Medic, medic, medic. Medic. On July 16th, 2023, at approximately 6:39 p.m. in Manchester, Connecticut, USA, Officer Haley Willits responded to a report of a domestic dispute at 243 and North Main Street. What began as a routine call quickly turned into a confrontation that tested both training and resolve. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. STOP. STOP. DO YOU WANT TO GET TASED? DO YOU WANT TO GET TASED? AS SHE ENTERED THE RESIDENCE, she was confronted by 58-year-old Joseph DeLoretto, who was holding a sharp [music] object and showing signs of extreme agitation. Despite Officer Willits' calm command, DeLoretto refused to comply. "Shoot me," he shouted, words heavy with despair. PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. HE'S GOT A KNIFE IN HIS HAND. PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. WE WILL SHOOT YOU. PUT IT DOWN. OFFICER WILLITS attempted to de-escalate the situation by using a taser, but it had no effect. DeLoretto advanced toward her, ignoring multiple pleas to drop the weapon. With [music] little time and space, she discharged her service weapon, aiming to stop, not to harm. He was struck in the thigh and fell. DROP THE KNIFE, POLICE. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. SHOTS FIRED. SHOTS FIRED. MULTIPLE shots fired. Medical personnel treated DeLoretto at the scene and later transported him [music] to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. He now faces multiple charges including threats and attempted assault on law enforcement. This case reminds us how quickly danger can unfold and how courage often comes in quiet, measured steps. >> [music] >> I got some nice. I got some nice. On June 16th, 2023 at about 1:55 a.m. in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, officers responded to a report of trespassing and property [music] damage at 22 14th Street. The quiet of the early morning was broken by signs of chaos and the threat of something more dangerous. >> [screaming] >> Suspect is walking south on 14th Street. Suspect is walking south on 14th Street. Officers found a damaged vehicle with a shattered window and a shell casing on the ground nearby. As they canvassed the area, they spotted a man matching the suspect description, Cameron Jones, carrying a firearm. Despite loud commands to stop, he refused to cooperate. >> [music] [music] [music] >> Jones appeared to fire a round into an unknown direction, increasing the urgency. Officers coordinated quickly using both less lethal and lethal options [music] to resolve the situation. A taser was successfully deployed, bringing Jones to the ground without [music] further harm. Jones was detained at the scene. A firearm was recovered and he was transported to Fulton County Jail. Charges include illegal possession of a weapon, [music] reckless behavior, and multiple violations related to prior convictions. Just 9 days earlier, he had been released. >> [music] >> On January 14th, 2023, at around 3:13 p.m. in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, USA, a gray Nissan Maxima caught the attention of a state trooper for having a suspicious tag. What began as a simple traffic stop soon turned into a relentless pursuit through residential streets. When the trooper attempted to pull the vehicle over, the driver refused to stop, rolling through stop signs and weaving through traffic at high speed. The chase wound through narrow streets where the suspect narrowly avoided hitting other cars. >> Despite multiple legal interventions using PIT maneuvers, the vehicle kept escaping. Eventually, after ignoring red lights and recklessly speeding into intersections, officers coordinated to perform a successful stop. The suspect's car spun out and was blocked from escape. Hey! Now! Stick your hands out the window! The driver, identified as Bruce Washington, was taken into custody without further incident. He now faces a long list of charges, including fleeing, driving without a license, and endangering public safety. One careless decision put countless lives at risk. Don't miss the next real-life showdown. Hit subscribe now. Hey, sir. Sir. On January 13th, 2023, in Fort Smith, Arkansas, USA, a state trooper on patrol spotted a white Dodge Dart matching the description of a stolen vehicle reported by the Van Buren Police Department. A simple glance turned into a high-speed decision. The trooper attempted a felony stop at a gas station, but the vehicle fled. Speeds reached up to 75 mph in residential areas. The suspects, a 16-year-old driver and a 14-year-old passenger, weaved recklessly through city streets endangering lives at every turn. The vehicle eventually crashed into a brick mailbox and became disabled. Both teens fled on foot. The passenger was quickly apprehended. With the help of other troopers, the driver was found hiding behind a church and taken into custody. I'm on Brighton right now. Both juveniles were transported to the juvenile detention center. Charges include unauthorized use of a vehicle, fleeing, and endangering a minor. It's a sobering reminder even youthful choices can carry weighty consequences. Who is it? >> It's Demarion, bro. Demarion who? Newton. It's Newman Newton like that. Demarion Newton. That better be right. All right, bro. Guess what I remembered, bro. Guess what I called you. >> On the evening of July 10th, 2023, in Jefferson County, Arkansas, USA, Trooper First Class Daryl Hinton noticed a green Chevrolet Camaro speeding well beyond the posted limit, 89 mph in a 55 zone. What followed was not just a pursuit, but a test of responsibility. When Trooper Hinton attempted to pull the vehicle over, the driver, later identified as Laron Gray, accelerated and began weaving dangerously through traffic. Along the way, Gray threw a handgun from the vehicle and continued at speeds exceeding 150 mph. After nearly causing multiple collisions, Gray finally began to slow near the shoulder. Trooper Hinton performed a tactical vehicle intervention, spinning the vehicle and bringing it to a stop. But, what came next was even more shocking. Gray had two young children in the car. Gray was arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including child endangerment and illegal possession. Officers recovered a converted handgun and over 150 g of packaged substances from the vehicle. Two innocent children were safely rescued. Some choices don't just risk lives, they betray trust. Feeling? Hey, you okay? Is everything okay? You sure? Okay. Hey, my name On July 15th, 2024 at around 7:18 p.m. in Omro, Wisconsin, USA, police were called to a disturbance involving a weapon near East Main Street. What began as a simple online car sale turned into a chaotic and dangerous series of events. 1835 >> [laughter] >> The seller, a 65-year-old man, had posted the vehicle on Facebook Marketplace. When the buyers arrived, a heated argument broke out. During the scuffle, one of the suspects pulled out a firearm. In the struggle, the seller was injured by a gunshot and other physical trauma. The suspects fled the scene in a U-Haul truck. A multi-agency pursuit began spanning several jurisdictions. Despite tire deflation devices being deployed successfully, the truck kept going riding on rims and dodging squad cars. It wasn't just a chase, it was a test of nerves and precision. A pit maneuver by a trooper finally disabled the truck. Even then, the suspects tried to reverse into traffic, but a deputy made the decisive push that ended the chase. Both suspects were arrested. A loaded weapon was recovered from inside the vehicle. Don't miss the next real-life showdown. Hit subscribe now. On November 28th, 2017, in Chicago, Illinois, USA, [music] a traffic stop for expired license plates quickly escalated when the driver, later identified as Steven Baldwin, attempted to flee the scene on foot. Step in the back, okay? Officer Marissa Garbacz had initially pulled Baldwin over without incident. But when another officer attempted to handcuff him, Baldwin suddenly bolted and tried to climb a fence. The body cam footage captured the exact moment tension turned into pursuit. All right, put your hands up. I got him in the yard. Put your hands up. Put your hands up, sir. Keep your hands up. Yes. Put your hands up, sir. In an effort to prevent his escape, Officer Garbacz deployed her taser just as Baldwin was climbing. He fell to the ground and required medical attention. While use of force guidelines caution against such deployment at heights, officers were forced to act fast under pressure. SIR, GOING TO TASE YOU. TASER, TASER. TASER DEPLOYED. TASER DEPLOYED. WHAT'S UP? WHAT'S UP? I'm going TO TASE YOU AGAIN, SIR. STAY DOWN. BALDWIN WAS HOSPITALIZED and later charged with multiple offenses including possession of a fake ID, identity-related violations, and resisting arrest. This case raises important conversations about enforcement, safety, and split-second decisions. Come on, get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. On October 31st, 2025, during the late afternoon in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, Trooper Blueford attempted a routine traffic stop for a broken tail light and expired registration on a white GMC Sierra. What seemed minor at first quickly unraveled into something far more serious. The driver, later identified as Tauji Rawls, didn't stop. Instead, he kept moving, rolling through green lights, and slowly accelerating, ignoring both lights and sirens. Officers then realized they weren't just pulling someone over. They were entering [music] a pursuit. As the vehicle sped through city streets, at times going the wrong way, Rawls lost control and crashed into a tree. What followed was a tense moment. Officers located a handgun nearby, believed to have been discarded during the chase. Get out of the car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET ON YOUR FACE. GET YOUR FOOT ON THE GROUND. GET ON YOUR FACE. LAY DOWN. Rolls was taken into custody and medically cleared before being transported to the Pulaski County Detention Facility. He now faces several charges related to reckless driving and illegal possession. In moments like this, it's not just about enforcement. It's about what could have happened if things [music] went just 1 second differently. I know I'm in the wrong, but [ __ ] you can be in the wrong, too, bro. Real [ __ ] Real talk, you can be in the wrong, too. Damn, my truck [ __ ] up. How the On October 29th, 2025, at approximately 11:25 p.m. on Interstate 30 in Arkansas, USA, officers from multiple agencies were alerted to a high-speed motorcycle pursuit. The suspect vehicle was clocked at nearly 140 mph, more than double the speed limit. Trooper Matt Hall positioned himself to intercept the vehicle. As the motorcycle approached, weaving between lanes and passing cars on the shoulder, the danger to everyone on the road escalated by the [music] second. >> Near mile marker 98, the suspect slowed down and entered the median. Trooper Hall moved in giving verbal commands that were ignored. When the motorcycle made contact with the trooper's vehicle, it was the final push needed to bring it to a halt. Show me your [ __ ] HANDS RIGHT NOW. THE RIDER, identified as DJ Thomas, was taken into custody without further resistance. He was handed over to the Nevada County Sheriff's Office and now faces legal consequences. High-speed pursuits like this are more than just chases. They're moments where one reckless decision could end multiple [music] lives. >> Mhm.