Is this guy's on there? >> No, it's not. >> It's not. It's not on his night. It's just on his so >> On August 19th, 2024, in Leon County, Florida, USA, law enforcement joined a pursuit involving a vehicle reportedly taken during an armed incident in Tallahassee. The vehicle was heading north on Capital Circle Northwest, and officers were already trying to bring it to a safe stop, but the driver showed no intention of slowing down. The pursuit continued onto Old Bainbridge Road and crossed into [music] Gadsden County. According to the report, the vehicle reached speeds above 100 mph, forcing several motorists out of its path. An officer attempted a PIT maneuver, but backed off when the driver swerved and oncoming traffic made it too risky. At those speeds, one wrong move could affect everyone on the road. >> He's going to stay with me, correct? >> He's going to copy my information quickly. He's too busy. >> Go ahead, there's some traffic. >> 1 2 3 2 0 10 20 10 40 20 >> Near Iron Bridge Road and Concord-Bainbridge Road, the vehicle attempted a right turn. This time, the officer used the patrol car's push bumper to [music] make controlled contact with the rear of the vehicle. The driver lost control and both vehicles entered the roadside ditch, finally ending the pursuit. After miles of uncertainty, the chase stopped in seconds. Officers detained the driver, identified as Devin Jerger, and passenger Delisa E. Morgan. Medical personnel evaluated the passenger, who declined further treatment, and both individuals were transferred to Tallahassee police custody. Officers later reported finding a firearm inside the vehicle. A dangerous pursuit across two counties was finally under control. A reminder that trying to escape can turn one serious decision into many more consequences. On May 23rd, 2024, at around 2:26 p.m. in Broward County, Florida, USA, an FHP trooper spotted a black Cadillac traveling about 80 mph in a 65 mph hour paper zone on Interstate 95 near Davie Boulevard. After part of the car's bumper struck the patrol vehicle, the trooper activated his lights and siren. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated. The Cadillac moved across multiple lanes, continued onto State Road 84, and struck two vehicles while trying to escape. Officers attempted PIT maneuvers, but the pursuit continued through red lights and an active school zone with traffic all around. Every extra second brought another risk. >> The pursuit finally reached the Broward BAT entrance where officers attempted a felony stop. The driver initially refused to exit and reversed into the patrol vehicle. After more commands, she finally stepped out and surrendered. After a long pursuit, the tension finally broke. >> Hands up! HANDS UP! HANDS UP! PUT YOUR HANDS UP! PUT YOUR HANDS UP! >> THE DRIVER WAS IDENTIFIED AS Greta Jaya Dulcie and taken into custody. According to the report, she later faced multiple charges related to the pursuit, collisions, and resisting officers. What started as a speeding violation had become a far more serious situation. A reminder that running from one problem can quickly create many more. On August 1st, 2023, at around 11:10 a.m. in Indian River County, Florida, USA, a deputy spotted a red Audi running a stop sign near 27th Avenue and 43rd Street. The officer activated his lights and siren, but the driver, later identified as Kawana Wright, kept going. A simple traffic stop was quickly becoming something more serious. Wright continued through the neighborhood at around 35-50 mph, showing no clear sign of stopping. After repeated attempts to get her attention, the deputy performed a PIT maneuver. The Audi left the roadway and crossed a ditch, but Wright continued driving. At that point, every extra moment added another layer of risk. A second PIT turned the Audi sideways and slowed it down, but the vehicle moved again before lightly striking a tree. Wright eventually followed officers' commands, stepped out, and was taken into custody without further confrontation. After all that uncertainty, the pursuit finally came to a quiet end. >> Get on the ground. Get down. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG BIT. THERE'S A DOG in the back of this car. You're going to get dog bit. On your stomach. Get on the ground now. >> Officers later confirmed that Wright had an active warrant and that her driver's license had been revoked for years. She received citations related to driving while suspended and fleeing law enforcement. What began with a missed stop sign became a reminder that avoiding one consequence can sometimes create several more. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> ON JUNE 29TH, 2026 at around 1:30 a.m. in North Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, officers noticed a moped traveling near East Washington. The rider, later identified as Robert Easterling, appeared to be speeding and was not wearing eye protection. When an officer activated the patrol lights, Easterling looked back but kept going. What should have been a simple traffic stop was about to become a pursuit. >> Stop the moped. Charles 42, we're continuing where I Broadway and I making. I will going to be still continuing speed is going to be 27. I will turn it on Park Street. >> Despite repeated commands to stop, Easterling continued through several neighborhoods ignoring stop signs and swerving between lanes. At one point, he reached a dead end and briefly stopped only to turn around and continue fleeing. The speeds weren't extreme, but his unpredictable movement created a growing risk for everyone nearby. >> Little Rock 42, going in the Park Place. >> 10-4, do you need anything? >> Yeah, 10-4 Easterling from us. on Dale Road. It's made to about 28. Coming up on Blossom Road. All right, 10-4. Past Blossom, we'll be coming up on Dale Street. >> The pursuit eventually entered the Sportsman Inn parking lot, where several people were nearby. Easterling stopped the moped near a room and appeared ready to run. Officers quickly moved in, brought him under control, and secured him after he initially resisted their commands. After minutes of uncertainty, the pursuit finally came to an end. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> I GOT IT. I WAS LAYING DOWN. >> I DIDN'T TRY TO FIGHT THEM. >> I DIDN'T SEE WHAT HAPPENED. >> I GOT TO BACK UP. HE'S GETTING ONE from him. Stay back. >> Okay, I did >> It's all right, get your other arm out. >> Officers noticed that Easterling had minor injuries, so he was taken to Baptist Springhill for medical evaluation. After being cleared, he was transported to the detention facility without further incident. A minor traffic violation had turned into a lengthy pursuit, a reminder that one decision to keep running can make a simple situation far more complicated. >> I was standing WHERE I WAS. I AM. WAIT A MINUTE, MY KNEES HURT. >> Your knees hurt? >> Your knees >> Probably hurt when you're taking those hard jumps in the parking lot, huh? >> Oh. That's why I got on the ground. >> That's why I was running in the park. >> STOP THE [ __ ] CAR. STOP THE [ __ ] CAR, MAN. >> ON MARCH 5TH, 2021, at around 1:00 p.m. in Carroll, Iowa, USA, Carroll Police Officer Patrick McCarty spotted 29-year-old Dennis Guidry Jr. sitting in the passenger seat of a vehicle at a restaurant drive-thru. Officers were there because Guidry was wanted in Illinois for violating parole in an earlier burglary and fraud case. >> What's going guys? Hey Dennis. Hey, um, hate to be the one to tell you this, but it sounds like you got a warrant out there in Illinois. Okay. Do you have anything on you? Why don't you step out of the car until we can identify you? You got anything on your person, man? >> When officer McCarty asked Guidry to step out of the vehicle, everything seemed routine at first, but about a minute later Guidry opened the driver's door and pushed the woman who had been driving out of the car. He then refused further commands and suddenly accelerated away. >> STOP THE CAR, MAN. STOP THE CAR. STOP THE CAR. STOP THE [ __ ] CAR. STOP THE [ __ ] CAR. STOP THE [ __ ] CAR. STOP IT. [screaming] STOP THE CAR. STOP THE CAR. >> AS THE VEHICLE sped away, officer McCarty ended up on the hood of the moving car. Authority said Guidry reached speeds of up to 60 miles per hour while the officer was still on the vehicle. For those few tense [music] moments, there was almost no time to think, only time to react. The vehicle then struck a culvert sending the officer off the car. After the incident, officer McCarty was found to have suffered a fractured vertebra. He was treated at St. Anthony Regional Hospital and released later that same day. Geider abandoned the vehicle and was eventually located in Chicago Heights, Illinois. He was sentenced to up to 5 years in prison, separate from his Illinois sentence. What began as a routine police encounter had changed in seconds, reminding us how quickly one decision can set an entirely different chain of events in motion. >> I'm okay, MAN. GO GET HIM. >> I'M ALL RIGHT. >> STOP, DUDE. >> OH, HE'S GOT A GUN. HE'S GOT A GUN. GUN. >> ON MAY 9TH, 2023, AT AROUND 3:00 a.m. boy in Jefferson County, Illinois, USA, an Illinois State Police Trooper stopped on Interstate 64 eastbound near mile post 72 to assist a stranded vehicle. Inside were 23-year-old [music] Brandon Griffin and 31-year-old Christine Santos. A second Trooper soon arrived to provide assistance. >> It it adds. >> No. >> Yeah, moving forward >> It >> Not all cops are bad, right? >> I've >> been very I It's okay. >> No, you've been nothing but horrible and I have I have a lot of hurt in this. I mean, I kind of just >> Let me go check you real quick, Brandon. While the officers were assisting the occupants, [music] a confrontation suddenly developed. What began as a routine roadside assistance [music] call quickly became a tense situation, leaving the officers with only moments to assess [music] what was happening and respond. >> All right. Hey, Brandon. >> Hey, how you doing? >> All right. >> [music] >> I'm going to have you turn around for a minute. All right. Turn. No, Brandon. >> in, cops. >> Brandon, we're not doing this. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Brandon. We're done. >> I'm not going in, cops. >> Hey, Brandon. We're done. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Brandon, stop. Stop. If you don't stop, I'm adding charges to you. >> charge me with resisting? >> You're going to get extra charges. >> Stop. Stop. >> All right, Brandon, we're done. We're I'm >> Get your hands. >> Stop. >> Brandon. >> Christine, stay out of the car. Do it. >> Christine, stay out of the >> What are you doing? What are you >> Christine, stay out of the car. >> attacking me. We had bear spray. >> Christine. >> During the confrontation, an exchange of gunfire occurred between Griffin and one of the responding officers. [music] A 16-year veteran of the Illinois State Police was seriously injured. Although the injuries were reported as non-life-threatening, [music] the scene immediately became a high-risk situation requiring a rapid police response. >> No, you're not. Christine. >> We are going to die. They're trying to kill us. >> They tried to kill us in there. >> You coin X. >> Please don't. Please. >> You coin X 83, send additional. >> Please don't. You're going to have to bear spray me. >> Stop. Stop. Christine, get out of that car. You can deal with her. Christine, back up. >> I was in the military. You're going to have to shoot me. >> NOT [ __ ] GOING. >> STOP, JARED. >> HEY. >> GET HIM. >> OW. >> ON THE GROUND. >> CHASE IS TENSE. >> CHRISTINE, GET BACK. >> DON'T CUFF HIM. >> CHRISTINE, GET BACK. >> BRANDON. >> STOP, JARED. >> OH, HE'S GOT A GUN. GOT A GUN. BACK. >> AFTER THE INCIDENT, THE INJURED officer was transported [music] to a regional hospital for treatment. The other trooper and the female passenger were not injured. Eastbound Interstate 64 [music] was temporarily closed while investigators documented the scene before traffic was gradually restored. What started as a simple roadside assistance call had changed in [music] moments, reminding us that even routine police encounters can take an unexpected turn. >> Get back by my car. >> Go. >> On May 1st, 2023, at around 11:38 a.m. in Fairfax, Virginia, USA, a patrol officer was conducting a routine traffic stop on Fairfax County Parkway near Braddock Road. At the same time, a 17-year-old driver in a black 2018 BMW M3 was traveling northbound at a high rate of speed. Then, in just a matter of seconds, the young driver lost control of the BMW. The vehicle spun across the roadway, crossed the median, and struck another vehicle before continuing toward the officer's patrol car. What had been a routine traffic stop suddenly became a dangerous and unpredictable situation. As the BMW crossed the roadway, the officer was nearly struck. There was barely any time to react as the collision unfolded around the traffic stop. For a moment, everything came down to instinct, awareness, and quick reactions. After the crash, the adult driver of the gray 2012 BMW 750i series was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and later released. The officer also sustained minor injuries, while the 17-year-old driver and two passengers in the BMW M3 were also reported to have minor injuries. The juvenile driver was charged with reckless driving. A routine traffic stop had turned into a sudden reminder that on the road, one moment of losing control can affect far more people than the person behind the wheel. >> DROP THE [ __ ] KNIFE! DROP THE [ __ ] KNIFE! >> On April 12th, 2023, at around 12:30 a.m. in Jacksonville, Florida, USA, police received a call about a possible kidnapping and break-in at a home near Hodges Boulevard. A woman had reportedly contacted a friend saying she could not leave the house and that a man known to her was threatening her with a knife. Officers arrived and focused first on getting the woman to safety. She was eventually able to leave through a bathroom window, but the situation was not over. Around 5:00 a.m., SWAT officers arrived in the Bentwater neighborhood and used a loudspeaker repeatedly asking 38-year-old Matvei Klimenko to come outside. According to police, Klimenko continued resisting and appeared to still have a knife. He then moved through several nearby homes as officers attempted to stop him. K9 Zeke was deployed to assist. When Klimenko appeared to move toward the dog while holding the weapon, officers immediately responded. Police said he was a convicted felon and had several outstanding warrants connected to the woman. Authorities also reported previous calls involving conflicts between the two dating back to December 2022. For the officers, the priority throughout the night [music] was protecting those inside the home and bringing the situation under control. What began with a desperate call for help ended as a reminder of how quickly a dangerous situation can spiral beyond anyone's expectations. >> Shortly after 12:30 a.m., Seattle police officers in Seattle, Washington, USA responded to a robbery near 4th Avenue and Wall Street. Two 35-year-old victims said they were walking home from a bar when two males approached, one armed, and demanded their belongings. Security footage helped officers identify a vehicle linked to the suspects. >> Put your hands out. Don't move. You understand me? Don't move. Put your hands behind >> Officers located the vehicle at a gas station on the 600 block of Elliott Avenue West. It sped away the moment they approached, leaving one suspect behind. After a brief foot pursuit, officers took him into custody. >> I'm trying to >> Put your [ __ ] hands out. >> I'm trying to >> A firearm was recovered during the arrest. The victims identified him as the armed male from the robbery. Officers also recovered some of the stolen property and returned it to the victims on scene. The suspect was booked into King County Jail on investigation of robbery. The recovered firearm was held as evidence. The second suspect remained at large. One suspect caught, one still out there, and a gun left behind by the car that got away. >> Stand up. We're getting out of the street. >> Bring them out. I'm going to get getting stuff. >> Okay. You ain't got any stuff in there? >> On April 10th, 2020, at approximately 6:36 a.m., law A Forest Service law enforcement officer in Sebastian County, Arkansas, USA, began pursuing a black pickup running red lights and passing traffic on the shoulder of US Highway 71. County deputies joined in. By 6:38 a.m., Arkansas State Police Troop H was notified as the pursuit pushed south of Witcherville and turned back north. >> 802 Good. 13 and 50 Can't go. 120 410 I'm sorry, 3. Going in. >> Hey, I was trying to get up there to keep him from blocking your 410. >> A state trooper joined as primary near Young Ridge Road and made multiple attempts to execute a precision immobilization technique. The suspect blocked each attempt by veering between lanes and braking hard at over 90 mph, recklessly passing vehicles on the shoulder at two separate intersections. Trooper Ellis took over as primary and continued the chase north. >> Red lights, red lights. He's at 94 on 03. Getting ready to go. He needs to be pulled over. I'm getting brake checking you. This car is stopping as soon as there is an opening on the highway. Okay, where are you going? >> Near the intersection of US Highway 71 and State Highway 255, the suspect cut through a parking lot and headed east on Zero Street, weaving through intersections and forcing oncoming drivers to swerve. Before the entrance to Ben Geren Park, Trooper Ellis executed a successful precision immobilization technique. >> I'm getting brake checking you. This car is stopping as soon as there is an opening on the highway. Getting stopped. Okay, you need to get him stopped and then uh I'm going ahead and starting EMS. Unfortunately, crashed out here right in front of Ben Gearin. >> Emergency services were requested immediately following the collision. The pursuit spanned multiple agencies and two counties before ending outside a public park. A driver who ran red lights at dawn forced a cross-county chase that ended beside a park entrance just after sunrise. >> Just stay. You got him. He crashed out Boulevard in front of O'Neal Healthcare. >> On February 18th, 2024, at approximately 5:36 p.m., North Olmsted Police Officer Ricky Jurgens in North Olmsted, Ohio, USA, spotted a 2003 PT Cruiser with no visible license plate and only one working brake light turning into Great Northern Mall. He activated lights and sirens. The vehicle slowed but kept moving, eventually turning onto Brook Park Road and fleeing. >> The pursuit hit 81 mph. Through the tinted rear window, Jurgens observed the driver repeatedly reaching around inside the vehicle. The chase ended when the PT Cruiser rolled over. The driver, Antoine Lindsey, was ejected and found lying on the road, unable to move. >> He's I will. You stay right there. Just spread your legs and feet out. Okay, uh we got AN AMBULANCE COMING. HI, BUDDY. >> [screaming] >> HI. >> I'll go to him. >> All right. Cuff him up. You got him? All right. >> Do not move. Do not move. >> What hurts on you? Go. We're good. >> Officers approached the overturned vehicle and found a 1-year-old child still secured in a car seat inside, unharmed. A loaded Smith & Wesson .380 handgun and a small bag of suspected marijuana were recovered nearby. Lindsey was transported to Fairview General Hospital. Child Protective Services was notified and assigned to the case. A Cuyahoga County Grand Jury later indicted Lindsey on charges including two counts of failure to comply with police, weapons under disability, carrying a concealed weapon, improper handling of a firearm in a vehicle, drug possession, and endangering the welfare of a child. He fled at 81 mph with a loaded gun and a 1-year-old in the back seat. The child walked away without a scratch. The charges that followed made sure no one forgot that detail. >> All right, we're going to roll you facing this can I can do it another Wait, bro. >> We're going to roll you. >> No, don't roll that way. >> Hey, we are going to KNOCK YOU OUT. >> HEY, LISTEN. I got to check you and then sit you up. >> Wait, hello, bro. My seat broke. >> On January 19th, 2023, a Chatham County police officer in Georgia, USA, attempted to stop a white Nissan Murano with a broken rear window on Canebrake Road. The Nissan fled into a private driveway, cut through a backyard, and re-entered the road heading east. A Georgia State Patrol Trooper and Cadet picked it up on Georgia State Route 25 and joined the pursuit. >> We're 10-180. Don't worry about who initiated it. We're trying to chase this car right now. >> The Nissan made a sudden U-turn and accelerated westbound toward Interstate 95, nearly striking a Dodge Charger while passing other motorists. The Trooper knew this corridor well and recognized that the area near the Interstate carried heavy foot and vehicle traffic. With no spike strips available and no other units to box the vehicle in, the decision was made to execute a precision immobilization technique before reaching the interchange. >> Get in the middle of the road. Get in the middle of the road. >> The Cadet made contact, but the Nissan slipped off the push bumper, causing the driver to lose control. The vehicle struck the center median barrier head-on, overturned multiple times, and came to rest on its roof. The The Amy Youmans Pagett, was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected during the rollover. She came to rest in the left lane of the road. The trooper checked her pulse and breathing on scene and chose not to move her due to possible spinal injury. EMS transported her to hospital where she later succumbed to her injuries. A broken rear window set off a pursuit that ended with a rollover on a highway median. Not wearing a seatbelt was the one detail that changed everything about how it ended. >> [screaming] >> On March 10th, 2026 at around 10:00 cops On March 10th, 2026 at around 10:00 At first, it appeared to be a routine traffic stop, but within moments the situation took a very different turn. Instead of stopping, Nwanza accelerated away, leading officers through Chine Walk and Bedford Road before reaching the A45. During the pursuit, he reportedly ran several red lights and reached around 70 mph in 40 mph zones. Once on the dual carriageway, his speed climbed above 100 mph. >> like over the pedestrians. I'm going to say thank you. It's undertaking a slower moving vehicle. However, it's got a box >> Then, near the Willerby Way roundabout, the traffic ahead came to a standstill. With fewer options to escape, Nwanze attempted to push through the congestion and collided with several vehicles. Officers continued to close in, and eventually the suspect vehicle became boxed in. At that point, the chase was over. >> Go. Get out of the car. GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. GET OUT. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> OH MY GOD. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. STOP. GET OUT. ON THE FLOOR. ON THE FLOOR. >> OFFICERS arrested Nwanze, who was later charged with dangerous driving, driving otherwise than in accordance with a license, driving without insurance, and failing to stop for police. He pleaded guilty at Northampton Crown Court and was sentenced to 13 months in prison. What began with a simple insurance issue quickly became a high-risk pursuit, showing how one decision to keep driving can create consequences far greater than the problem that started it. >> Take it off, freaking don't kick off. Keep going. Keep going. >> On May 29th, 2026, at around late evening in Rushyford, Durham, England, UK, officers from the Durham Roads and Armed Policing Unit were alerted to a suspected stolen Audi S5 approaching the area. When officers attempted to stop the vehicle, the 17-year-old driver refused to pull over and accelerated away. >> Towards Chilton. Speed 70, or major risk. We've gone through. I'm going to hand over to 223 with a meter of 120 in the high performance border. Yeah, speed is 172 children valves. Stand by for directions on the green light. It is 101 102 102. Take the third. >> The pursuit quickly intensified. The Audi reportedly reached speeds of more than 140 miles per hour while the driver was also seen taking some roundabouts on the wrong side of the road with traffic and other road users nearby. Officers had to remain focused and coordinate their response carefully. >> Bryson, we're not going to make Bing Bridge. Trying quartering small metal bridge. Yes, he's trying quartering metal bridge. Yeah, we're into Ferry Hill. We are 100 in the 40s. >> Yeah, same. >> Yeah, I'm just now Yeah, yeah. >> Take it off freaking [music] down. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Yeah, he's managed to break through with a small from the front off side of his wheel. Speed still at 90. >> Then came the turning point. Through clear communication between officers, a stinger device was deployed reducing the vehicle's ability to continue. Just moments later, police vehicles boxed the Audi in and brought it to a controlled stop. The 17-year-old driver was taken into custody. >> We're now in Sports of Ever. We're in Sports of Ever. Get the way on and we're going to tighten up. Keep him off the brakes. Get out. Get out. Hey. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> During the subsequent search, officers reportedly found multiple sets of vehicle keys, including keys associated with Ford, Mercedes, BMW, and Audi vehicles, with some appearing to have house keys attached. The teenager later pleaded guilty to offenses including dangerous driving and burglary and was remanded in custody awaiting sentencing. A pursuit that reached extraordinary [music] speeds was brought to an end through coordination rather than continued escalation, a reminder that when every second matters, clear communication can make all the difference. >> Uh and then that'll be that one. Oh, no, there's another Audi. >> Under another Audi key. Oh, look like there's house keys attached. >> On July 14th, 2025, at around midday in Sebastian, Florida, USA, deputies were alerted that Sebastian police had attempted to stop a silver Lexus SUV, but the driver refused to pull over. The driver was identified as Steven Saltysiak, who authorities said had an active felony warrant. >> Hey, he's trying to back out. He's attempting to flee right now. >> They're heading into the Wabasso. >> 11-04, that's 10-4. Is that the Wabasso causeway? >> Deputies later located the Lexus near Wabasso causeway. When officers attempted to stop the vehicle again, Saltysiak immediately accelerated away, maneuvering around two patrol cars before speeding across the causeway. Officers followed as the Lexus continued westbound and then northbound. >> 11-04, I do have an opportunity to pit once we get off the bridge. 11-04, copy. So far, road conditions, light traffic. >> The pursuit continued at speeds of approximately 70 miles per hour. Officers attempted a controlled intervention, but the Lexus kept moving. >> Pit not successful. He's attempting to flee again, started his vehicle. 11-4 copy, we're coming up to the vehicle. Coming up to the 9000 block, vehicle's maintaining a lane, speeds approximately 70 miles an hour. >> Eventually, police managed to bring the vehicle to a stop and initiated a high-risk traffic stop, ordering Salty Sick to step out with his hands visible. For a moment, officers also had to account for a dog inside the vehicle. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. >> HANDS UP. HANDS UP. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. >> HEY, SLOW DOWN. SLOW DOWN. >> After several tense moments, Salty Sick eventually followed the officer's instructions and was taken into custody. He was later checked for minor cuts while officers discussed the next steps for transporting him. What began with an attempt to avoid a traffic stop had turned into a much more serious encounter, reminding us that choosing to flee rarely makes the original problem disappear. It often makes the consequences much heavier. >> Please, please, please, sir. Please, sir. Please, sir. PLEASE. HEY. >> [screaming] >> ON AUGUST 3RD, 2026 at around 10:39 a.m. in Arkansas, USA, Officer V. Orton was dispatched to 1011 W. Main Street following a report of a disturbance involving an 18-wheeler and another vehicle. The truck driver told officers that a woman, later identified as Aliya Burton, had tried to make him stop before pulling alongside his truck and confronting him. >> 323 28 >> All right. >> 418 George 33 Charles on a >> Is this her? Hey. Pull up here. Pull up here. Pull up here. >> Officers attempted to calm the situation and keep traffic moving. Officer Dunlap instructed Burton to move her vehicle ahead, but according to the report, she became increasingly agitated. Officers then asked her to step out of the vehicle. What had started as a roadside dispute was quickly becoming much harder to control. >> Come over here. Come over here. Get off THE PHONE. >> FOR WHAT? >> Get off the phone. Get off the phone or I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> What am I doing? >> I'm Get off THE PHONE. >> I DIDN'T do anything. >> on the phone still? >> I didn't talk to you. I'M NOT ON THE PHONE. >> THEN GET GOOD. >> DID I TALK TO YOU CUZ I CAN'T TALK TO YOU. DON'T TOUCH ME. STOP! I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. >> DO YOU WANT TO TRY ME? >> STOP! STOP! I DIDN'T [screaming] DO >> YOU HIT ME TWICE. >> SHOOT THE [ __ ] UP. >> AS OFFICERS ATTEMPTED TO place Burton in handcuffs, the situation escalated. According to the report, Burton struck Officer Dunlap on the side of the Officers continued trying to gain control, and even after she was restrained, she reportedly managed to free one hand before officers secured her again. In moments like this, officers have to stay focused while trying to bring the situation under control as safely as possible. >> I'M TRYING TO. >> 349 10-15 >> OFFICER DUNLAP >> YOU JUST BREAK HIS ARM AND THEN >> OW! OW! >> GET IN THE CAR. >> OW! OW! >> GET IN THE CAR. >> OW! >> GET IN THE CAR. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> GET HER OFF OF ME. >> Put you in the car. >> I can't hold ON. I CAN'T. WHY ARE Y'ALL BEING SO AGGRESSIVE? >> GET IN THE CAR. >> CAN I TALK TO Y'ALL? >> GET IN THE CAR. >> I GOT TO GO. >> GET IN THE >> I'M JUST TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. ARE YOU [ __ ] KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW? >> MA'AM, >> CAN I JUST TALK TO YOU? I WAS TRYING TO TALK TO HIM AND HE GOT MAD AT ME. I WAS JUST TRYING TO GET HIM HIS BAG. OKAY? >> AFTER BURTON was secured in the patrol vehicle, officers conducted an inventory search of her vehicle. During that process, Officer Dunlap reportedly found a bag containing a green leafy substance. Burton was then taken into custody while officers continued documenting the incident. What began as a roadside disagreement had turned into [music] an arrest, reminding us how quickly emotions can change the direction of an ordinary encounter, and why staying calm can sometimes prevent a situation from going much further. >> I WILL I WILL >> [screaming] >> I WILL LET ME OUT. CAN YOU LET ME OUT, PLEASE? >> [screaming] >> GOOD JOB. GET ON THE GROUND OR YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> ON JULY 1ST, 2026 at approximately 1:04 p.m., Sergeant Tomlin and Officer Peebles with the Castle Hills Police Department in San Antonio, Texas, USA, conducted a traffic stop in the 100 block of Honeysuckle Lane. The driver was identified as Richard Daniel Rodriguez, wanted on an Iowa warrant for violation of probation and flagged as armed and dangerous with a history of violent behavior. >> So, get out of the car. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, listen to me for a second. Listen to me for a second. being active in this pursuit. I don't know if there's throwing items inside. >> Rodriguez refused multiple orders to exit the vehicle. Sergeant Tomlin and Officer Peebles entered the vehicle to take him into custody. Rodriguez actively resisted attempting to close the door on the officers. The female passenger, Jade Molina Villanueva, then put the vehicle into drive allowing Rodriguez to FLEE AT SPEED. >> GET GET ON THE GROUND OR YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> DURING THE brief pursuit, the vehicle sustained damage to two tires and speed stayed below 30 mph before it stopped in the 100 block of Thames Drive. Rodriguez fled on foot toward a nearby residence where Sergeant Tomlin and Officer Peebles wrestled him to the ground. Corporal Areola arrived and took Villanueva into custody separately. >> All right, we got one in custody. We're on Thames. >> Rodriguez was transported to Bexar County Jail booked on his Iowa warrant and charged with evading arrest using a vehicle. Villanueva was charged with interference with public duties and evading arrest using a vehicle. Two tires blown, one passenger assisting, and an Iowa warrant still waiting. Rodriguez added new charges to the ones that were already there before he even ran. >> Stand up. >> On June 23rd, 2026 at approximately 12:25 a.m., Arkansas State Police were notified that Rowland Police Department Officers Blake Bronk and Bryce Landers were pursuing a white Chrysler passenger car eastbound on Interstate 40 into Arkansas after it failed to stop for minor traffic violations. A trooper intercepted the pursuit near the interchange and took primary as the vehicle crossed the Midland bridge into Fort Smith, Arkansas, USA at speeds exceeding 100 mph. >> I'm going up to 250. Past 255. >> Car is at 255. >> On Midland Boulevard, the suspect intentionally brake-checked the trooper's vehicle twice, causing rear-end collisions both times before weaving through traffic and narrowly avoiding a head-on collision with another unit. The trooper attempted a tactical vehicle intervention on Midland Boulevard, but the suspect recovered and continued fleeing, turning north before looping back south on North 6th Street. >> 80 up. >> First day of work, first day of work. >> Just passed 58 in front of K Rogers in >> Back on 58 in the >> Turning into the yard. Into the driveway, hitting the building. Going into the cemetery. >> The trooper closed in again on North 6th Street and executed a second tactical vehicle intervention. This time the suspect vehicle left the roadway, entered a ditch, and rolled over once before coming to rest upright. The driver sat inside, placed a cigarette in his mouth, and shook his head. When the window was broken out, he stated, "Don't hurt me." and was removed from THE VEHICLE. >> HANDS! HANDS! [screaming] HANDS! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! GET OUT! CROSSFIRE! CROSSFIRE! GET OUT! HANDS [screaming] UP! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! >> THE driver was identified as Larry Dewayne Rigsby of Alabama. The vehicle was later confirmed stolen by the Shreveport Police Department in Louisiana. Rigsby was medically cleared and transported to Sebastian County Detention Center. He was charged with felony fleeing, reckless driving, driving on a suspended license, no liability insurance, speeding, and obstructing governmental operations. He brake-checked the trooper twice, rolled a stolen car into a ditch, and then sat there with a cigarette. The charges that followed were the least surprising part of the morning. On June 27th, 2026, at approximately 8:38 a.m., Arkansas State Police Trooper Anthony Freeman stopped a black 2025 Nissan Altima near mile marker 74 on Interstate 40 East near London, Arkansas, USA, for following another vehicle too closely. While checking identification and rental paperwork, Freeman detected a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. >> Morning. Trooper Freeman, Arkansas State Police. >> Why are you going to stop me? I was just following that car too close. I was trying to get past that truck on the side. >> Exit with me. I smell marijuana. Anything on you, guns, weapons, knives? >> I'm going to be honest with you. >> That's going to be my keys. >> Okay, okay. >> You give me your info then we'll talk about that. >> As the roadside investigation continued, the driver made an unexpected decision and returned to the vehicle. The Nissan accelerated back onto Interstate 40, ran the stop sign at the exit ramp, and pushed east through Pope County at speeds reaching approximately 130 mph while weaving through Interstate traffic. >> This radio is in the fast lane. Tvia, tvia, tvia. Off on the shoulder, off on the shoulder, went to grass. >> Troopers worked to safely end the pursuit and brought the vehicle under control. The driver and passenger were taken into custody following the stop. >> Show me your hands! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! CRAWL TO ME! >> The driver faces charges including felony fleeing, possession of a controlled substance, reckless driving, criminal mischief, following too closely, and failure to present a driver license. A routine stop for following too closely turned into a 130-mph chase the moment the driver decided the smell of marijuana was reason enough to run. >> You're good. >> From high-speed pursuits to moments where decisions go too far, these real stories remind us that every action carries consequences. Some choices lead to accountability, others to reflection, but all leave an impact. 911 police chase isn't just about adrenaline. It's about awareness, responsibility, and understanding the reality behind the flashing lights. If these stories made you think, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to support the channel. Stay safe, respect the law, and we'll see you in the next video.