Hey adrenaline junkies, welcome to Police Chase. Today we're kicking off a brand new series. When people mess with the wrong cops, where every dumb move instantly triggers justice mode. All right, let's dive in. Get down. Drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> On September 24th, 2026, at approximately 700 a.m. in Gresham, Oregon, USA, police responded to a serious shooting incident at a residence on Southeast Market Street. Investigators soon identified 39-year-old Eddie Campbell as a suspect. >> Guy's jumping in a car. I don't know if he carjacked a car. Dude, dude, what is going on? Stop. >> That afternoon, officers located Campbell in Portland. He fled, attempted to take a woman's vehicle, and continued running until K9 Kylo caught up with him in a motel parking lot. on the ground. >> As Kylo brought him down, Campbell suddenly pulled out a handgun and pointed it toward officers, [music] ignoring repeated commands to drop it. Officers immediately responded with gunfire. But amid the chaos, Kylo was also struck. >> You're going to get back. Stop right there. Stop right there. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Throw your hands. >> Get your hands out. Darth is dark. Hands out to your side. >> Hands up. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. >> Oh no. >> Investigators later confirmed that Campbell never fired his weapon and that Kylo was unintentionally struck by police gunfire. With 7 years of service and 139 successful captures, Kylo's courage and loyalty remain a powerful reminder of the sacrifices police K9 teams make to protect their community. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> On August 19th, 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona, USA, officers Benjamin Harris and Kyle Sue responded to a disturbance at a Circle K store, where a man accused 34year-old Tyron McCalpin of assault. Oh yeah. [music] Hey, you guys just want this guy to trespass. >> Okay. >> Officers spotted Macccalpin walking through a nearby parking lot and ordered him to stop. But Macalpin was deaf and kept walking unaware of their commands. What happened next turned a simple encounter into a tense confrontation. Tas. Tas. Get your hands behind your back. Get your hands behind your back. >> Officer Sue grabbed Macalpin's arm, triggering a brief struggle. As Macalpin reacted, Officer Harris struck him before both officers brought him to the ground. Everything unfolded in just seconds, raising questions about whether the situation could have been handled differently. Hand behind your back. Hand behind your back. >> Deploy more units. [screaming] >> Hand behind your back. >> Hand behind your back. More. Hand behind your back. [music] Hand behind your back. Hand behind your back. Hand behind your back. Now. Hand behind your back. Surveillance footage [music] later contradicted the original accusation. Yet, Macalpin still faced three felony charges related to the confrontation. The case serves as a powerful reminder that understanding and communication can be just as important as quick decisions in policing. >> Other side. >> Hi. Man, >> I'm good now. Thanks. >> Get out. >> On September 30th, 2024, shortly after 2:00 a.m. in Great Ben, Kansas, USA, a Barton County deputy stopped a vehicle after its driver failed [music] to stop properly at an intersection. What seemed like a routine traffic stop was about to take an unexpected turn. Hello. Hey, I'm Dad Fost County Sheriff's Office. Here's your first stop today. When you're at the stoplight over on 10th of Maine, crossed over the pedestrian walk line. It's illegal. Okay. Step out of vehicle. Step out of vehicle now. >> What's your name? >> Step out of the vehicle now. Get out. Step 39. The driver, 18-year-old Daniel Zuniga, refused to show his license and repeatedly questioned the officer's authority. As tensions rose, the deputy opened the car door to make an arrest, but Zuniga resisted. Get down. Taser deployed. Do not move. Do not move. Get down on the ground. Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands out. During the struggle, the deputy warned, "I will tase you." Zuniga broke free and ran, prompting the officer to deploy his taser. Moments later, the teenager fell face first onto the pavement, bringing the confrontation to an abrupt end. >> 64 dispatch, could you also get a hold of a K9 unit, please? >> You need my name and badge number. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Do not move. Stay right there. >> Keep your hands behind you. I got you. >> Zuniga received medical attention before being taken into custody on charges involving battery and interference with an officer along with traffic violations. He was later released on a $2,500 bond. A simple traffic stop had become a costly lesson in how quickly resistance can escalate a situation. >> Yeah, I'm not taking that one out. In Greenland, Arkansas, USA, an Arkansas state trooper pursued a fleeing Ford F-150 pickup truck. What began as a pursuit was about to take a dramatic turn. We're going to run. As the truck continued fleeing, the situation grew increasingly dangerous. The trooper stayed close behind, knowing that every passing second could put more lives at risk. >> [ __ ] Suddenly, the Ford F-150 overturned, bringing the pursuit to a violent stop. Officers rushed toward the wreckage, shouting commands for everyone inside to show their hands. But was everyone safe? >> Show me [screaming] your [ __ ] hands. Help. On the ground. On it. On it. Get out. On the ground. Get the [ __ ] out of the window. You got him. Put handcuffs on him. Who else in the car besides you, too? >> What this? What is this happening? Why is this happening? I didn't want you to do that. >> Year. >> Officers secured one individual before carefully removing a second person from the overturned truck. The scene was brought under control, leaving a powerful reminder that fleeing from police can turn a single reckless decision into a life-changing moment. >> Put your hands behind your back, right? >> Put you just keep your [ __ ] hands right there. >> Put that seat up. >> Yeah, girl. On October 25th, 2023 in Flaggler County, Florida, USA, Florida Highway Patrol troopers attempted to stop a white Acura driven by Jacqueline Fay Blank for reckless driving. But instead of pulling over, she made a decision that would turn an [music] ordinary traffic stop into a dangerous pursuit. >> 865 still m Yeah, if you guys love the air minute Blank accelerated beyond 100 mph, [music] struck a patrol vehicle, and hit a trooper attempting to move out of her path. She continued fleeing, colliding with [music] two more police vehicles. With every reckless move, the danger grew. I want you guys to move slow. Let me move on, guys. Jesus [ __ ] dude. Come on. We're going to turn it back down toward the air. Near the lodge at Hammock [music] Beach, Blank repeatedly accelerated toward officers, leaving them only seconds to react. Facing an immediate threat, troopers used force to stop her. How far could one desperate attempt to escape go? >> Going back out here [ __ ] [ __ ] smoking a [ __ ] cop. Get out of the way. You stupid [ __ ] fire. Fire. Open the door. Open the door. Get out of the door. Open the door. Unlock it. >> Blank was taken into custody and [music] transported to a hospital. She faced multiple felony charges, including aggravated battery on an officer, fleeing, property damage, and resisting with violence. What began as reckless driving ended with serious legal [music] consequences, reminding us how quickly one decision can put countless lives at risk. [screaming] Oh my god, Jack. On June 27th, 2023, at approximately 6:35 p.m. on Scotland Formosa Road, Arkansas, USA, trooper Daniel Walcott spotted a silver Ford Mustang with expired registration and no insurance. What began as a routine traffic violation was about to become a dangerous pursuit. That's when the trooper activated his lights and sire. siren. The driver accelerated to 103 mph, repeatedly crossing into oncoming traffic. Every reckless maneuver increased the danger to innocent motorists. [music] As they approached Highway [music] 336, Trooper Walcott realized the pursuit could end in disaster. With little room for error, he executed a precise tactical [music] vehicle intervention, forcing the Mustang to a stop before the situation escalated further. 39. I got mail. Scotland 336. >> The driver, Joshua Scott Denham, was taken into custody. A search uncovered [music] approximately 24 g of suspected methamphetamine and related items. While records revealed his license was already suspended, one attempt to escape had only exposed a much bigger problem. on the highway 336 and promoted 95 on Scot May 31st, 2022 at approximately 7:52 a.m. On Interstate 20 in Georgia, USA, state troopers joined a pursuit involving a green Honda driven by Lenny Davis Brown, who had fled an attempted traffic stop for a missing license plate. Heat. Heat. As soon as we're negative now, right now as soon as >> Brown raced along the interstate at over 100 mph, weaving through traffic, using emergency lanes, and narrowly avoiding a pickup truck and a semi-truck. Every second behind the wheel put innocent motorists in greater danger. Still eastbound. Near mile marker 18, a trooper spotted an opening and executed a pit maneuver, sending the Honda off the roadway. But the pursuit wasn't over. Brown abandoned the vehicle and disappeared on foot, leaving officers searching the surrounding area. Good. 90 bad. About 90 minutes later, a Carol County deputy spotted Brown near a gas station in Temple. Brown attempted to flee again, but was caught near a McDonald's and taken into custody. Two desperate escapes, yet neither could outrun the consequences of his decisions. 1534. Um this one >> on December 27th, 2023, at approximately 10:06 a.m. on US Highway 41 in Hernando County, Florida, USA, a state trooper spotted a black Nissan Ultima traveling at 115 mph in a 55 mph zone. But what began as a speeding violation would soon reveal something far more disturbing. Fire. The driver, Jaylen Deshawn Wadi, refused to stop, reaching nearly 130 mph while racing against oncoming traffic. Then, in a shocking moment, a female passenger jumped from the moving vehicle. Officers soon learned that three [music] passengers had repeatedly begged Wadi to let them out. Near Aaron Cutoff Road, Wadi lost control and crashed into a gas station sign, seriously injuring a passenger. He then escaped into a wooded swamp, forcing officers, K-9 units, and a police [music] helicopter into an intense search lasting over an hour. K9 Blake eventually located Wadi, allowing officers to take him into custody. Investigators discovered suspected illegal substances and alcohol-related evidence inside the vehicle, while hospital testing recorded a blood alcohol level of 0.083. Behind this reckless escape were terrified passengers who had simply wanted to get home safely. Farmers. I don't think he's in the woods. >> I'm going to save you. At around 3:00 a.m. in Athens, Georgia, USA, an officer on routine patrol noticed 22-year-old Justin Traml Scott with a firearm outside a convenience store. The officer repeatedly ordered Scott to comply. According to police, Scott instead reached toward the firearm, instantly turning the encounter tense. The officer reacted within seconds. Shots fired. Shots fired. One running. Stop. behind the storage unit. I'm going [music] back to the gas station. Stop. Stop. Scott was injured and ran from the scene before another officer located and detained him nearby. >> College Station Bar shows. Lay down on the [screaming] ground. Lay down. Lay down on the ground. Lay [screaming] down. >> He's He's still running us. >> Scott was taken to a hospital with non-lifethreatening injuries. While no officers were hurt, the GBI later opened an independent investigation, a reminder of how quickly one decision can change everything. WJ with a gun. God. >> In November 2015 in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, USA, officers responded to a tense standoff involving 45-year-old Michael Kerballet, who was holding what appeared to be a handgun. >> Put the gun down and come out. I want to see your head. >> We need emergency backup. We got him off the gun. >> Get get on the ground. Get >> on the ground. Yeah. [screaming] >> Get on the ground. >> Okay. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. [screaming] >> Right now. Get on the ground right now. >> I need you to get on the ground. I got [screaming] right now. For nearly 9 minutes, officers repeatedly asked him to put it down and show his hands. Kerval said it was only a BB gun, but refused to comply. >> I need to get your hand and come out the roof. >> Put it down and come out the roof and get on the ground. >> Lay on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Lay on the ground. Put it on the head. >> Get on the ground. Put whatever it is that you have on your head. Put it down. Put it down. [screaming] >> As Curvallet moved closer, the situation escalated. Officers reacted within seconds, ending the confrontation. Investigators later confirmed the object was an unloaded airsoft replica that closely resembled a real handgun. >> [screaming] >> A grand jury later cleared the two officers involved while Kerval's family questioned how the situation was handled. The case shows how uncertainty and split-second decisions can leave difficult questions long after the scene is over. I [ __ ] hit her. How is she? She's okay. All right. Okay. Good. On April 16th, 2026, in Orange County, Florida, USA, an FHP trooper spotted a black Harley-Davidson using the emergency shoulder to bypass heavy traffic on I4. The trooper attempted a traffic stop, but the rider refused to pull over. What could have ended with a simple roadside stop was about to become a much more dangerous situation. the rider accelerated away, leading the trooper into a high-speed pursuit through busy traffic. With every passing moment, the risk increased, not only for the rider and the officer, but also for everyone else on the highway. Sometimes trying to escape one consequence only creates several more. We have [music] [music] guys down bel down. on the along where I'm going to start out. Stay [music] tuned. [music] After several tense minutes, the rider finally stopped. Officers quickly moved in and took him into custody without further resistance. The pursuit was over and after miles of uncertainty, the highway finally returned to calm. All right. >> All right. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> The rider identified as Anthony Santiago later expressed regret and repeatedly asked to contact his mother while also mentioning discomfort in his leg. But by then, the consequences of fleeing could no longer be avoided. A simple decision to stop earlier could have changed everything. A reminder that one impulsive choice on the road can quickly become a much bigger problem. back. >> Are we Can we finish the present? >> Can I please, sir? >> Get in the car, >> sir. Sir, >> after all that, you're going to ask me to not going to happen, sir. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Yank in the car. >> Lord's will, please. Sir, >> get in. >> [ __ ] a man. >> Unlock the door. Unlock the window. Come on. Come on. Come on. On June 9th, 2026, at around 3:25 p.m. in Harford County, Maryland, USA, a deputy attempted to stop a vehicle on Route 40. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated away, turning the encounter into a high-speed pursuit. What began as another traffic stop was suddenly putting everyone on the road at risk. You might not be stopped coming up here in long stand traffic 73. children. >> Officers followed while coordinating over the radio and navigating active traffic as the pursuit continued toward Riverside Parkway. The margin for error became smaller with every passing second. At those speeds, one wrong move could affect far more than just the fleeing driver. behind directed by the red light 1050 1050 stars vehicles involved on a farm. Then everything changed in an instant. Near the intersection of Route 40 and Riverside Parkway, the fleeing vehicle struck an uninvolved vehicle, triggering a major collision involving several cars. Officers immediately shifted from pursuit to emergency response, rushing toward the damaged vehicles to help those involved. >> Unlock the doors. Unlock the window. Come on. Come on. Come on. I've got one subject stuck in the car. Just trying to get fully involved. Get your fire extinguisher. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. You okay? You injured? I >> think so. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. It's not safe. It's not safe. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let's go here. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> Got to get away from this car. Okay. >> Is there anybody else in the car with you? >> You're the only one. Okay. I need you to The scene was secured as emergency crews and investigators took over. Body cam and dash cam footage later became part of the official review of the incident. What remained was a sobering reminder. Trying to escape a traffic stop can turn a decision lasting only seconds into consequences that reach innocent people who were simply sharing the road. Let me patch this channel with LE one. We'll patch it with Sheriff 2. It's too cold. Is that >> on August 22nd, 2014 in Tquilo, Washington, USA, officers responded to a freight yard after reports of a man yelling and behaving unusually. There they encountered Lincent Terra. Officers tried to move Terra toward a patrol car, but the encounter quickly turned into a physical struggle. Within seconds, a routine call became far more intense. Officers used a taser and a police K9 to bring Terra under control. The dash cam captured the intense encounter, which later became the center of a civil rights lawsuit. over here. The charges against Tara were later dismissed and Tquila agreed to a $100,000 settlement in his lawsuit. The case left an important question. How far should officers go when trying to control a rapidly changing situation? On a Wednesday in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA, police began pursuing three suspects after an armed incident at a bank. The vehicle sped through traffic as officers followed. Police reported seeing an AK-47 pointed from a window, raising the danger to another level. During the pursuit, the suspects allegedly fired toward officers and one patrol vehicle was damaged and forced off the road. Still, police continued coordinating to contain the situation. Uh, we're off the road. on the car. >> Okay, we're okay. >> No injuries were reported and all three suspects were eventually taken into custody. A dangerous pursuit had ended without anyone being hurt. A reminder of how quickly reckless choices can put an entire roadway at risk. down. [laughter] On December 20th, 2024, in Washington County, Florida, USA, FHP troopers spotted a vehicle traveling in the wrong lane on State Road 79 and attempted a traffic stop. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated away. A dangerous mistake on the road was now turning into something far more serious. >> Try to keep a steady pace. >> [music] [music] >> Turn into a cemetery. >> The pursuit continued across several stretches of road as the driver maneuvered aggressively through traffic. Officers maintained communication and coordinated their positions while keeping track of the vehicle. With other motorists nearby, every sudden move increased the risk. Your radio is cut now. You back northbound. >> Thanks that last call. Despite the pressure, troopers remained coordinated as the pursuit continued. After a tense stretch on the road, the situation was finally brought under control without any reported injuries. Sometimes the best possible ending is simply getting everyone through a dangerous moment safely. I'm going to go down free road. Authorities continued reviewing the incident and determining the appropriate charges. What started with unsafe driving had escalated into a pursuit that could have affected countless people sharing the road. In the end, the lesson is simple. Stopping when instructed may cost a few minutes, but running can create consequences that last far longer. We raised out and we're running up past the woods and we're on foot. >> On December 12th, 2025, at approximately 12:17 p.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, police requested assistance with a vehicle pursuit on Interstate 530. The fleeing vehicle reached speeds of up to 104 miles per hour before exiting onto Highway 167. The pursuing officer took the lead and performed a tactical vehicle intervention or TVI. The vehicle left the roadway, traveled down a small embankment, and became disabled. Within moments, the pursuit was finally brought to an end. >> Troop North 5 unit 1041. >> The driver and passenger were taken into custody without further incident. But even after the pursuit ended, the situation remained unusual. The driver reportedly began chewing on the headrest inside the patrol car, damaging its covering and foam. One reckless decision had turned a traffic pursuit into a chain of consequences. Heat. Heat. 15 speed north. North 1050 roll over. beat to roll over. >> On May 29th, 2025, at around 1:24 p.m. in Thomasville, Georgia, USA, a trooper stopped a red car after noticing the driver appeared not to be wearing a seat belt. But just moments after stopping, the car suddenly sped away. [music] Down jack. >> The driver ran several stop signs, crossed into the wrong lane, and weaved through traffic, [music] narrowly avoiding other vehicles and a cyclist. A simple traffic stop was quickly turning into something far more dangerous. O'Neal just one copy. >> North O'Neal North O'Neal 1050 1050 roll over 1050 roll over and clear roll over >> on Neil Street. The driver suddenly lost control. The car struck roadside structures, overturned several times, and finally came to rest upside down. The trooper immediately called for emergency assistance [music] and rushed to help >> 23. Both occupants were taken to the hospital. During a search of the vehicle, officers reported [music] finding THC products and suspected controlled substances. What began with a seat belt violation had turned into a powerful reminder of how one decision can change everything in seconds. On November 9th, 2025, at around 1:47 a.m. In Clayton County, Georgia, USA, a deputy attempted to stop a gray Kia Nero after spotting several traffic violations. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated away. 100 delta Charlie Lima 6873 gets blackout trying to ride an upper rib road. Speeds are going to be 35 mph. >> The Kia exceeded 100 mph, crossed lane markings, and even raced through a busy gas station. With people and vehicles nearby, every second of the pursuit carried greater risk. >> Is that for radio? Texico Upper Riverdale headed back south on Upper Riverdale to 116. Extremely reckless. >> After the first PIT failed to stop him, deputies tried again. The second maneuver turned the Kia around, allowing officers to box it in. The driver still resisted commands before deputies finally brought him under control. Okay. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Police identified the driver as Tenelius Dion Pennington. A search reportedly uncovered marijuana, other controlled substances, and an open alcoholic drink, while a handgun was [music] recovered near the PIT scene. He later faced multiple charges. A dramatic ending to a pursuit that began with a simple traffic violation. >> Shut up. Shut up. [ __ ] On February 4th, 2023, at around 3:15 a.m. in Florida, USA, a state trooper on routine patrol spotted two pickup trucks stopped near mile marker 279 on I75 with two men standing nearby in the darkness. As the trooper approached, the two men quickly got into one of the trucks and fled northbound. What had looked like an ordinary roadside stop suddenly became a high-speed pursuit through the darkness with sirens echoing across the highway. Are you 31 or 54? Are you 31 for 12 location? UAV. During the pursuit, the suspects reportedly fired multiple rounds from the fleeing vehicle with one round striking a passing tanker truck. For a moment, the danger extended far beyond the pursuit itself, but fortunately, no one was physically injured. >> [screaming] >> The fleeing vehicle was eventually stopped and the individuals were taken into custody. What began as a routine patrol had turned into a dangerous nighttime encounter reminding us how quickly a simple roadside situation can escalate when people choose to run. On February 7th, 2024, at around 11:30 a.m. in West Memphis, Arkansas, USA, police received a report of a stolen Chevrolet Equinox traveling north on Walker Street. When officers attempted to stop it, the driver refused and sped away. See, there's several several individuals in this car. >> The pursuit continued onto Broadway where speeds reportedly exceeded 90 mph in a 45 mph zone. A trooper joined the chase as the Equinox entered Interstate 55, weaving through traffic and creating a dangerous situation for other drivers. Trying to pass a truck on the right shoulder, the Equinox suddenly lost control, struck a concrete barrier, and skidded across both lanes before coming to a stop. Within moments, officers surrounded the vehicle and took control of the scene. >> On the ground. Get out on the ground now. >> [ __ ] you, >> man. [ __ ] >> All right. Only got put your hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> Gray shirt driver. >> Hands behind your back. >> Yeah. >> Four people inside the vehicle were taken into custody without further resistance. The driver, Xavier Moore, was arrested and faced multiple charges, including felony fleeing and possession of controlled substances. A dangerous pursuit had finally come to an end, but the consequences were only beginning. Yeah. On February 23rd, 2024, at around 1:00 a.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, trooper Jackson Schumate joined North Little Rock police in pursuing a blue Chevrolet Malibu along I30. Schumate quickly caught up as the Malibu took the [music] Guyire Springs Road exit with The pursuit still moving fast, he saw an opportunity to bring it to a controlled end. On the exit ramp, Schumate performed a TVI, forcing the Malibu to stop. Officers immediately surrounded the vehicle and ordered the driver out. >> Hey, Jackson. Hang on, boss. It's moving backward. >> Moving backward. >> Hey, open the door, driver. >> Driver, open the door. >> Open the [ __ ] door. Open the door. >> Get out of the car now. Do you have a weapon? Keep your hands up. >> Hands up. Hands >> up to the ground. Where's your weapon at? Where's >> Where's your gun at? >> The driver, Jerry Irving, was taken into custody without further incident. A pursuit that could have continued much longer ended within moments, showing how one welltimed decision can quickly bring a dangerous situation under control. This is going to be a >> on November 4th, [music] 2025 in Keargo, Florida, USA, an FHP trooper joined a pursuit involving a Range Rover speeding south on overseas highway. Good. Okay. >> This one. The driver reportedly exceeded 122 mph using the shoulder and sidewalk while refusing to stop. An initial PIT attempt failed and the pursuit continued [music] toward Founders Park. Uh slowing down right now. bus traffic right now. I believe this vehicle is on a traffic stop. I passed it, I believe. Hold on. I'm going to try another pit here. Careful. Hang on. After striking part of a guard house, the Range Rover returned to the highway with a damaged wheel. Multiple [music] troopers then worked together, finally forcing the vehicle onto the shoulder and bringing the pursuit to an end. Oh, man. The driver resisted briefly before officers brought him under control. He was medically evaluated and later taken to jail. After such a long and dangerous pursuit, the ending carried a simple reminder. At extreme speeds, one reckless choice [music] can put everyone on the road at risk. >> Cops out. >> Get his hand. What's he got? >> You got a weapon. >> Behind every flashing light, every pursuit, and every tense encounter is a reminder that one decision can change everything in a matter of seconds. These moments are more than dramatic footage. They show the value of staying calm, respecting the law, and thinking about how our choices can affect not only ourselves, but everyone around us through real dash cam and body cam footage. 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