Hello adrenaline junkies, welcome to Casa 911 Police. On May 4, 2025, at exactly 11:20 a.m. in Texas, United States, officers conducted what began as a routine traffic stop at a gas station in Goway. But in police work, the routine can turn deadly in seconds. When officers asked the driver, Jimmy Brian, 23, to exit the vehicle, he suddenly pulled out a handgun, and chaos erupted. He opened fire. Officer J. Say was hit in the pelvic area. A second later, the situation changed for everyone present. Can you drop the scissors? Please stop. Shots rang out in both directions. The officers and MM returned fire. Brian fell wounded. In the tension and noise, what mattered was survival and training. Wanted but alive, he was rushed to the hospital. Brian survived, but now faces two counts of assault against a public servant. The officers not only survived that day, but they stood their ground under threat. In the end, courage isn't always about not being afraid; it's about acting despite fear. Don't miss the next real-life confrontation. Hit subscribe now. Six. Jimha Hawk County, Texas, USA. April 12, 2023. Along FM 107, a gold Chevrolet Malibu was stopped by Texas state troopers. The driver smiled. Polite, relaxed, but appearances can be deceiving, and sometimes behind a smile lurks something darker. The driver was Elizabeth Pedelo, 38, a Mexican citizen living in Edingor. When the troopers asked questions, she flirted, calling the officer "WAP," but inside her car were two undocumented women hiding in plain sight. Barillo later admitted that he picked up the women at a stash house in Mission and was attempting to smuggle them through the Falpas Border Patrol checkpoint. The plan was to meet a second driver in Corpus Christi. But what they never mentioned out loud was where these women were headed next. Fake. Okay. Now what I want to convey to you is that according to the Texas DPS, this smuggling method often leads to forced labor and sex trafficking. Badillo was charged with human smuggling, and the two women were handed over to the United States Border Patrol. What seemed like a harmless trip was a small thread in a web of exploitation. On June 17, 2024, at 12:51 a.m. in Danuber, Washington, United States, a police officer was intercepted in a McDonald's parking lot. Three people reported that a man had pointed a gun at them after a brief verbal altercation. They were shaken. Not angry, scared. The suspect, Jonathan Westen, 40, was walking nearby, dressed in black and wearing a mask. Officers identified him as the man with the gun and established probable cause to arrest him for first-degree assault. They followed slowly, issuing commands over the loudspeaker: "Stop, you're under arrest. Show your hands." But Naen didn't stop. Officers deployed a K9 named Ren. When Gamy made contact, Naen pulled a pistol in his right hand and what looked like a knife in his left. With life hanging by a thread, four officers opened fire. Nelson went down. The dog was also hit by drop fire. "Get Who's Got?" Slow down. Slow down. Nelson was pronounced dead at the hospital. Officers provided medical assistance before transport. Remy's dog survived after emergency surgery. No civilians or officers were injured. It's a grim reminder. Threats can come from both loves and lessons, and hesitation can cost lives. Subscribe for more raw, unfiltered action, where the danger is real. On July 29, 2024, at approximately 3:20 a.m. in Los Angeles, California, USA, officers were dispatched to a burglary call in the 2600 block of South Avenue. A suspect had attempted to break into a home and then entered the home of an elderly neighbor. She ran away in terror. Shortly after, her home was on fire. Inside the burning house, officers found suspect La Adams, 31, armed with a knife. When officers tried to restrain him, he lunged. Beanbag rounds were fired, but he backed away and cowered inside. The tension could be felt rising with every breath. The SUAT team arrived. Officers issued dozens of commands. Drop the blanket, show your hands. But Arams didn't listen. He suddenly charged at them brandishing a large butcher knife. In that flash of hair, officers opened fire while simultaneously deploying a handgun. The suspect collapsed. Get on your knees. You're going to get hit and it's going to hurt. You don't want to get hurt. Get on your knees. Get on your knees. Get on the ground. All the way down on the ground. Adams was pronounced dead at the scene. No officers or civilians were injured. He left behind questions no bullet could answer. Why set a house on fire? Why charge the police? Sometimes danger wears the face of desperation, and officers must respond in seconds. Los Angeles, California, United States, June 28, 2023, around 12:48 a.m. Two officers were conducting a traffic stop behind a Jack in the Box on South Western Avenue. Everything was peaceful until it wasn't. Sometimes the danger doesn't come from the car you stop, but from the nearby shadows. Just feet away, a man later identified as 44-year-old Michael Mows walked through a shopping center with a handgun firing toward an open and occupied business. The sound of gunfire shattered the silence. The officers acted without hesitation. Through the iron fence, officers confronted Medos; shots were heard; he was struck and dropped his firearm. In times like these, hesitation is not an option, it's a risk. Right there. Right there. South of us. South of us. South of us. Don't drive. Mer was pronounced dead at the scene. Recovered at his side was a 9mm semi-automatic pistol with a threaded barrel and an empty Glock magazine. No officers or officers were injured. The traffic stop had nothing to do with the shooter, but it likely saved lives. On February 19, 2023, at around 5:30 p.m., in Ligel, Kensaky, USA, officers responded to a mental health complaint on Chen Street. A woman was brandishing a gun and banging on her car. A routine call on paper, but mental health crises don't follow scripts. The woman, Henry Besedle, 52, was standing in the middle of the street with a gun drawn, ignoring repeated police commands. The officers urged him to drop the weapon. Their voices were calm, but urgent. He not only listened to the commands, but walked toward them with his weapon raised. A 19-year veteran of the force, Officer W made a life-or-death decision. He fired two rounds. Basil was struck and fell. And in that moment, training and instinct collided with reality. Officers rushed in, rendered aid, and disarmed her. Basil survived. She was treated and subsequently charged with three counts of recklessly endangering a police officer and one count of menacing. What began as a mental health call ended with gunfire, an all-too-common collision of crisis and confrontation. Catch her. Check her. Check her. Check her. Oh my god. Oh my god. Who are you? Back up, Benten County, Arkansas, United States. June 20, 2025, at approximately 11:43 p.m., Trooper Shaden FS noticed a red and black motorcycle speeding on Highway 62. The license plate was eligible, but it wasn't just the plate that caught his attention; it was the driver's instinct. The driver swerved, attempting to disappear into back roads. As the trooper began the chase, the motorcycle ran red lights, reaching over 100 mph in a 35-mile zone. A normal road became a racetrack, but no goal was worth a life. The chase ended in a wooded field. The driver, later identified as Brian Rogers attempted to escape through the grass, but Trooper Pit made a bold decision. He used his patrol car to gently immobilize the motorcycle and end the pursuit once and for all. Rollers held up his hands in surrender. No one was injured. Rollers simply said, "I just did it." He was driving with a suspended license , no insurance, and expired registration. He now faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing. Sometimes decisions stem from nothing more than fear and a refusal to stop. On the morning of May 26, 2025, at approximately 8:00 a.m., a traffic unit corporal observed a vehicle traveling 20 miles per hour over the speed limit in the 2600 block of NW 27th Avenue in Marion County, Florida. Trooper C. Miller attempted to initiate a traffic stop, but the driver, 31-year-old Lam , refused to stop. Instead, he continued driving at a normal speed for several minutes, apparently trying to evade the stop without attracting attention. As Graham approached Interstate 75 West, he began to accelerate, clearly attempting to engage the vehicle. A high-speed chase ensued for several miles. Graham attempted multiple maneuvers, a vehicle intervention technique, and a pursuit to disable the vehicle, but each time he managed to maintain control. Additional support quickly arrived, including deputies from the Ocala Police Department and the Marion County Sheriff's Office Aviation Unit. The chase eventually ended when Graham turned onto SW2 and stopped the vehicle. During a felony stop, he was taken into custody without further incident. Graham told officers he fled because he did not have a valid driver's license. Graham was arrested and taken to the Marion County Jail, where he was booked on a $5,500 bond. He posted the bond and was released later that day. Shoot On April 11, 2025, at approximately 11:13 p.m., Outco police responded to a 911 call regarding 50-year-old Jerry Tiber, harassing minors and possibly armed at a restaurant on Stoon Boulevard. When officers arrived, Toyi ran with a gun in his hand. He pointed it at an officer, prompting the officer to fire. A K9 was also deployed. Surveillance video confirmed that Toiber had a firearm. Hands up. Hands up. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Let me see. Don't move. of firearm. Toyiber was critically injured but is expected to survive. His .38 special revolver was fully loaded. Carbus is facing charges of assaulting a peace officer with a deadly weapon and being a felon in possession of a firearm. Don't just watch and keep scrolling. Click follow so you don't miss the next case. Get your hands on it. On May 28, 2025, at approximately 6:45 p.m., Mwen HP Police officers initiated a traffic stop near the intersection of Megrad and Peru Avenue. The passenger in the car fled the scene. As officers pursued the suspect, he turned around and opened fire, striking both officers. Both officers were taken to Grand Medical Center, one in critical condition. As of Thursday afternoon, that officer remains in critical condition. The other officer is expected to be released today. Suspect Jon Dexen, 21, remains at large, and investigators believe he is armed and dangerous. The FCSO is asking the community to remain vigilant and if you see Dixon, call 911 and do not approach him. Charges have been filed against Dixon for one count of attempted murder and two counts of felony assault. The driver of the car has cooperated with investigators. He is not facing any charges at this time. On May 12, 2025, at approximately 3 p.m., the Aurora Police Department received a 911 call regarding a suspicious person trespassing in an off-site airport parking lot in the 19900 block of 56th Avenue. The complainant reported that there was a man on the property searching the vehicle door handles and refused to... You think he needs an... or just somebody to come out and check on him? Just somebody to come and check on him. An Aurora police patrol officer responded around 5:15 p.m. Once on scene, employees reported the suspect was still on the property and was becoming more aggressive with workers. The officer located the suspect, later identified as 32-year-old RD Chell Johnson, and attempted to speak with him. Approximately one minute later, Johnson lunged at the officer and a struggle ensued. Aurora 911 received additional calls from people in the parking lot reporting an officer needed assistance. The officer attempted to use less-lethal devices to subdue Johnson. Those attempts were unsuccessful. Cal also gave Johnson multiple commands, but Johnson refused to follow the officer's instructions, and an officer-involved shooting occurred. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. I'm going to shoot you. You do not get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Other officers responded and provided first aid to Johnsen until medical crews arrived on scene. Johnson was taken to a local hospital for treatment of life-threatening injuries. Johnson died shortly after arriving at the hospital. The officer was also taken to a local hospital for treatment of minor injuries he sustained during the fight. Don't just watch and keep scrolling, hit follow so you don't miss the next case. On May 6, 2025, at approximately 12:9 p.m., a New Mexico State Police officer conducted a traffic stop on a white GMC pickup truck driven by 75-year-old Janes Jones of Las Cruces. The officer had run the license plate. During the traffic stop, the officer asked Jones to step out of the vehicle. It was at this moment that Jones pulled out a handgun and pointed it at the officer. Because the officer believed he was about to be shot, he drew his department-issued handgun and fired multiple rounds at Jones. Jones remained in the vehicle and fled the scene, leading to a chase toward New Mexico State Highway 181 north of Tref Consequences. The officer caught up to the vehicle , which had stopped in the middle of Highway's Road. The officer issued commands to Jones, who began shooting at the officer. The officer responded with his department-issued rifle. " I will shoot you. Shooting back. You shooting back." Following the exchange of gunfire, officers approached the vehicle and found J unresponsive. Jones was pronounced deceased at the scene by the medical examiner's office. The officer was unharmed. Follow the channel because one day you might face a situation like this. Two. On April 14, 2025, at around 3:20 p.m. in San Diego, 37-year-old Enrique Cortes Junior was ready with a concealed rifle and then fired a handgun at a bicyclist. Police responded with swag and less-lethal weapons units. Cortés fled in a group of 150 targets, leading officers on a 30-minute chase through highways and side streets. He went south that way. He's right there. Yeah. Stay right here. Right here. Right here. Right now, right now. Who? Right now? Where? Right here. Down, down the wall. Police, the stop. The chase ended in a cul-de-sac where Cortés crashed into a pavement after colliding with a Kang 9 unit. He then attempted to accelerate again, prompting two SUAT officers to open fire, fatally striking him. Officers attempted lifesaving measures, but Cortés died in the crash. One officer suffered minor injuries from the airbag deployment and is expected to recover. The officers who fired shots were identified as Acting Sgt. Brian Shields and Sgt. Tres. Drop the ax. Drop the cuo. On May 8, 2025, at approximately 4:18 p.m., San Francisco police Diego responded to a 911 call at the Tayor Branch Library in Pacific Beach. Beh, 53, was seen on surveillance video threatening a staff member with an axe, cutting power lines, smashing computer equipment, and confronting a customer. He then walked toward the 4300 block of Davis Street. Police found Hanley on the curb and ordered him to drop the axe. He refused saying, "No, I'm going to create a scene and everyone will see it. When he raised the axe, Officer Blemenda A shot him. Officers rendered aid and called paramedics. Charlie was admitted to the hospital. No one else was injured. Put a down. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. No. Drop the ax. Drop the ax. Dr. He faces charges including assault with a deadly weapon, resisting arrest, vandalism over 400 pesos, and exhibition of a weapon. Follow the channel because one day you could be faced with a situation like this. 3. On January 24, 2025, at about 11 a.m. in Fanten Valley K. Police responded to a report of a shirtless man, later identified as 26-year-old Oen Mentuck, attempting to open a woman's car door near a high school. trouble or anything that I just talk to you. Ok, we figure that out. When an officer approached, Mdeclined to foot. After a brief chase, he confronted a female officer in her patrol car, forcibly took her weapon, and refused to obey commands to drop it. She's got, dude. Put it down. Put it down. Hey, put it down. 998 998 start 80. Start 80. Hey, put the good job. MC Quint then entered the patrol car with the weapon. An officer-involved shooting occurred. Paramedics were called, but MS Kintock died at the scene despite life-saving efforts. ah Constantia, New York, March 21, 2025. Police responded to a home address for a welfare check and to remove a 3-year-old boy from Maus Dan, 32, under an order of protection. All right. It's not going to happen. All right. Let's go. We're not dude stop. You do this. What the fuck? Give me your hands. Give me your hands. Give me your hands. Give me your hands. All right. Stop. Go monkey. Dign turned to Officer Jonas and secured the child. During a struggle, Dickan hit her with an 8-pound steel clamp. Deputy Ni used a Tet pistol without effect. He then fired two shots, hitting Dign. Dign later died at the hospital. The child is here. No injuries were disclosed. How can we prevent violence during family gatherings? Louisiana, April 20, 2025 At 34 a.m., police responded to a report of an armed man at Super Six and Suon 34 in a car with the alarm on. Officers gave multiple verbal commands attempting to deescalate the situation. He suddenly fired a rifle. An officer returned fire, mortally wounding him. Police recovered both a style rifle and a handgun. They then administered CPR until EMS arrived. Ban did not survive. No officers were injured. Both were placed on administrative leave. How can we reduce the risk of violent outcomes in tense situations? 356 Come on. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. On April 20, 2025, at approximately 8:20 a.m. in the 8300 block of Indian Hair Huawei Upson Hill, Maryland, Prince George's County Police responded to a serious incident involving a weapon. Two victims, a man and a woman, were found with serious injuries. The suspect, Ivan Butner Jr., 44, was known to the victims and also started a fire in the apartment before Wiun Drop the gun. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Got the Get the cover. Get the cover. Get out. Get out. Get the power. At approximately 10:15 a.m. on the same day, officers responded to another emergency in the area of ​​St. George Boulevard. Surveillance footage showed Bucknor holding a sharp object and ignoring the officers' orders. He approached them, prompting two officers to respond with defensive measures. Buknol was hit, walked a few steps, and then collapsed. Officers provided medical aid at the scene, but Buknor was later pronounced dead at the hospital. One of the victims has been released, the other remains hospitalized but is expected to recover. The incident ended with tragic consequences. Violence in personal relationships often escalates silently. Could early action make a difference? Stay alert, speak up, and signal danger. Want to see more? Click the subscribe button and we'll chat. Could this have been avoided with earlier intervention? What signs are we missing in plain sight? Three. On March 7, 2025, at 12:08 p.m. in Bismarck, Core, Officers Matthew James and Nathan Anderson responded to a 911 text message on 12th Street. The report was of a 53-year-old Mony in a white SH, possibly under the influence of substances and acting erratically. At 12:1 p.m., officers arrived. Officer Andersen spoke with the witness, who was afraid Udel might hit him. Officer James calmly spoke with Udel for over 6 minutes at the driver's side door. During the conversation, Officer James smelled marijuana and alcohol. When asked to get out, Udel refused, started the car, and drove toward him. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. The vehicle flew out of her hand upon impact. When Officer James was struck, Officer Andresen shot Udel. His vehicle came to a stop in the snowdrift a few feet from James' body. Udel was struck and later died at the hospital. James suffered injuries to his head, legs, and hands and was hospitalized and later released. He will require knee surgery and a year of recovery. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. The shooting was deemed justified by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Both officers were placed on administrative leave. What signs were missed? Before this turned violent, can an early response prevent these outcomes? On August 1, 2024, around 6 p.m., near Igor and Overland Road in Meridian, Iraq, police responded to a report of a physical disturbance. Jeremie, 24 , was seen punching someone inside a car during a dispute with someone he knew. The victim initially spoke to officers but was later lost during the chaos of a chase. Police located Bimbridge's white Toyota RaV4 and attempted to stop him. He fled. The pursuit was called off after officers lost visual contact. Around 6:36 p.m., Kuna police again spotted the RAV4 and began a second pursuit. Binrich drove recklessly and called 911, stating he was armed with a Glock 19 and did not want to go to jail. Despite 23 commands to stop, a pit maneuver on the on-ramp to January 84 disabled the vehicle. Bimbridge exited holding a game gun. Officers issued commands and then fired shots, striking him. The gun was secured, and aid was provided at the scene. He survived, was jailed, and charged with felony domestic battery, fleeing, grand theft, and assault. He pleaded guilty to assault and fleeing. The other charges were dismissed. An investigation determined the officers' actions were justified, although one bullet ricocheted and struck a nearby vehicle. No injuries were reported. On March 12, 2025, in Jacksonville, Florida, Officer Aega Oldin attempted to conduct a traffic stop on 33-year-old Brandon White. Wi was slow to stop and eventually pulled into a driveway. I just have some perspectives on things that armed by some sort of stay in the car. As soon as the vehicle stopped, Wi opened fire with a handgun, striking the Officer Gain in the foot. The officer returned fire while moving for cover. Wi then reached for a rifle and attempted to exit the vehicle. Officer Gaolin fired again, striking Wi. Other officers arrived and provided emergency aid. Wi was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. Investigators discovered that Wite was wearing body armor during the attack. Officer Gaolin survived. How do we prevent routine stops from turning deadly? What more can be done to protect both officers and communities? The more you see, the more engaged you are. Subscribe so you're not left behind. On May 14, 2025, at 11:25 p.m. on 38th Street near Nation Street, an officer observed a silver sedan with a defective brake light. The vehicle suddenly swerved into oncoming traffic and stopped. When the officer activated his lights, the driver looked back and then continued at a slow speed, ignoring the sirens and multiple safe stopping places in Nestajecoch. Arpole turned left toward the patrol car. A tactical vehicle intervention was conducted. The officer stopped the vehicle, ordered him to exit, and was handcuffed without incident. Signs of intoxication were observed: slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, and the odor of alcohol. Alco admitted to drinking, refused breath tests, and failed the H test. He was charged with W, third offense, refusal to test, and multiple traffic violations. Both vehicles sustained minor damage but remained in operation. How many signs must we see before someone becomes a real killer ? Should stricter penalties be enforced after repeated Ws? Florida, April 20, 2025. At 1:30 a.m., officers observed a disturbance outside the 13th Street. Jonathan Angel Florest, 38, dropped a firearm during the incident, then picked it up and concealed it. As officers responded, Flores fired a round in the air near a crowd. Police gave verbal commands; he did not comply. Officers took Flores to Orlando Regional Medical Center, where he later died. He had three prior non-violent drug offenses. The officers were not injured and have been placed on leave. A situation has irreversible consequences. What can we do to prevent similar incidents? Don't just watch, subscribe, and join the real story. Every week. Oui. Please get out of the car. Please get off me. Please get off me. I can't get up. Get off. Police responded to a domestic disturbance and found Anton strangling a woman in a car, using her as a human shield. He ignored commands, so officers deployed a Taser and arrested him. Stay on the back, man, somebody else, what happen? The woman said after Anthony forced his way into the vehicle, assaulted her, and she tried to crash the car to escape. Her family told police this was part of an ongoing abuse. She suffered facial injuries and memory loss. Anthony complained of pain and was medically evaluated. " Well, we got call about you fighting in the car, and we got here, and you were fighting, and we got him out, and you came over and started hitting him. Huh? Remember anything? You don't remember anything?" He faces charges including kidnapping, assault, abduction, and domestic violence, with enhanced severity due to the victim's vulnerability. He also had three active warrants and remains in custody. " That's good. You're hurting my chest, my arm, my head, and my lower back." On April 23, 2025, at 2:36 p.m., a Fairfax County Sheriff's Office officer conducted a traffic stop in the 4000 block of Majastic Land after noticing an expired security sticker on the front window of a 1999 Toyota Corolla . The car was driven by Jamal Bali, age 36, of Fairfax. I have four children and we survive because you're a fucking people. Subject keeps reaching for his weapon. No, I'm not. So, these are my partners here. They're coming up. I don't want you to get rattled, but just because you were reaching for your weapon. No, no, I'm not, sir. I'm watching to do it. I don't fuck with you. Hey, listen, American. This is take it. I take this with you. So, now you want to give me fuck. Listen, listen. American no. Take it. I take this with you. Okay. Bali was argumentative and refused to obey orders. Backup was called and once on scene , Bali pulled out a handgun and fired a shot through the driver's side window. He attempted to fire a second shot, but it failed due to a malfunction. The bullet Bali fired passed through an officer's bicep and then another officer's forearm before crossing the street and shattering the rear windshield of another parked car. Both officers were treated at a local hospital and subsequently released. An officer on the passenger side of the vehicle fired his weapon, striking Bali four times. Bali was taken to a nearby hospital and later pronounced deceased. 40 40 drop it drop it anotherque New Mexico. February 16, 2025. Officers from the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of two children, ages 7 and 9, holding a loaded firearm. " Put it down. Go ahead and put it down for me. You're not in trouble. Maybe you have to drop that and come talk. All right." The officers calmly instructed the children to put down the gun, assuring them that they were not in trouble and that this wasn't a game. As officers attempted to de-escalate, a non-lethal round was used. One of the children then briefly pointed the gun at the officers. The situation ended safely. The children surrendered the gun. How the gun came to be with them remains unknown. What safety measures are in place to keep guns out of the reach of children? Ocala, Florida, May 8, 2025, 12:49 p.m. Willy Ford, 37, robbed the TD Bank. He defrauded a pickup truck driven by Amanda Bishop, 34, and Andre Baker, 36, of 6,900 pesos. After a 90-mph chase, the pickup truck crashed into a pond. Willy Ford fled on foot with a gun, ignored commands, and was shot in the wrist. He received medical attention and is recovering. All three were arrested for armed robbery and other charges. FDLE is investigating. Swift action, safer results, but how do we stop it? Real footage, real consequences, real law. Subscribe now. Kenaret, March 31, 2025, p.m. Police responded to a large fight involving a suspect. A tip led them to a black Chevrolet Taho with an armed suspect. Disan B, 38, fled during an attempted pursuit. He dropped a liquor bottle and displayed an object that resembled a firearm. Officer Juneo fired two shots, striking Best. A 9mm handgun was found nearby. Best died at Brickford Hospital at 7:41 p.m. How can we prevent deadly outcomes in public conflicts? Crittenden County, Arkansas. April 16, 2025. Officers attempted to stop a black Kia with expired license plates on Interstate 40. The driver, Bon Dorge, 38, Memphis, fled at high speeds, entering a construction zone. Two PVI maneuvers stopped the car near mile marker 284. Dorch resisted but was taken into custody. His license was revoked, he had no insurance, and he claimed he fled because his daughter had been shot. How can police chases be made safer? Tiavia, El Dorado, Arkansas. April 7, 2025. 12:30 p.m. Police attempted to stop a Nissan Ultima with a cracked windshield. The driver, Karen Malc Bolton, fled, leading to a chase. After a TV maneuver, Bolton ran on foot but was caught. Officers found a backpack of marijuana, a bag of six-packs along the road, two open bottles of whiskey, and 1,943 pesos and 54 cents in cash. Bolton was turned over to the 1st Judicial District Drug Task Force. How often do traffic stops reveal so much more? Thanks for staying with us until the end. Your time matters. 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