Pedal. >> Hey, adrenaline junkies. Welcome to Police Chase. Today, we're kicking off a brand new series. When people messed with the wrong cops, where every dumb move instantly triggers justice mode. All right, let's dive in. On September 20th, 2022, at around 9:30 p.m. in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA, police encountered 34year-old John Terry Chapman Jr. at a Quick Trip parking lot. What seemed routine was about to change in seconds. >> Yes, but you need to get out. You both need to get out. >> She's going to step back. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Just be mindful if he doesn't do what you're saying. >> Okay. >> Say what? >> He's getting ready to hit you with the pepper balls. A lot of them. >> According to authorities, Chapman had a 32 caliber revolver and ammunition despite prior felony [music] convictions. The encounter suddenly escalated when shots were exchanged, forcing officers to react immediately. Me. Get out. We appreciate. >> Under intense pressure, officers returned fire and brought the immediate threat under control. It was a powerful reminder of how one decision can change everything in an instant. >> Drop the weapon, Sergeant. Sergeant, can [screaming] you COME TO ME? MIKE, CAN YOU COME TO ME? >> Chapman was later federally indicted on multiple firearm related and obstruction charges. What began in a quiet parking lot ultimately became a serious federal case, a lasting reminder that a few reckless seconds can bring years of consequences. Turn over to my right to his right. Mike might be there. On July 11th, 2018, at around 7:24 a.m. in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, officers responded to a serious shooting report. Two suspects later identified as Fidel Miranda, 23, and Renee Nunez, 30, reportedly fled in a Ford Expedition. >> I'll have you from where I could come to you. Be advised, shots fired. Shots fired. >> What's the location? >> Cell phone. Mojave passing Bonanza. Collect. Shots fired. Still shot fire. Shots fired. >> Get in. hit. >> Around 9:30 a.m., officers spotted the SUV, but the driver accelerated away. A long pursuit followed, during which police said the suspects fired 34 rounds, striking several patrol vehicles. Going westb south from a hot mess away from I'm going to switch over to tech so we can >> Watch out. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired again. Not me. Are you in California? Officers William Yumana and Paul Solomon returned fire as the pursuit continued with danger unfolding at high speed. Every second demanded courage, focus, and split-second decisions. We got here. The pursuit ended near Ogden Avenue and 18th Street, where both suspects were stopped. Nunez was taken into custody and received medical treatment. What began as an emergency call became [music] a powerful reminder that one reckless decision can place countless lives at risk. >> Hey, the other one's up there. >> Get out here. Okay. >> On October 19th, 2018 in Athens, Georgia, USA, officers responded to a domestic disturbance on Sartine Drive. After taking Jawsi Mandel Collins into custody, his 10-year-old son became extremely distressed as he watched his father being escorted away. >> What we're going to do here is uh >> I'm not going to I'm not the Calm down, man. Okay, calm down. >> Stop it. Stop. >> The boy tried to block the officers and then rushed toward one of them. The officer caught him, but their momentum carried them against the patrol car before the child was briefly restrained on the ground. >> BACK UP NOW. EVERYBODY BACK UP. BACK UP. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Stop. Stop. >> Back off. Stop. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Back up. Help me here. >> Despite the tense moment, the officer calmly told the boy that he was not under arrest and would be released once he settled down. The boy soon regained control and no handcuffs were used. >> Okay. You good? >> Calm down. >> You got him. Hey, we going to stand and >> Okay. >> You good, man? >> Come on. >> You good? >> Yes. >> Okay. We're going to stand up. We're going to have a conversation. Okay. I don't need you running around like that. I don't need you. >> Okay. >> You don't call me. >> He attacks my officer. Okay. Back up. >> EVERYBODY BACK AWAY FROM MY VEHICLE. BACK UP. >> Officers then comforted the child, explained what was happening, and allowed him to speak with his father. The incident was later reviewed internally, leaving a thoughtful reminder that sometimes patience and compassion can be just as important as control. >> You going to say bye? [music] Hold on. We're going to roll down the window. >> Daddy, can I have your phone? Because I want to call you to bail you out. I know you On July 17th, 2026 in Corona, California, USA, police received emergency calls about a violent incident near East Parkridge Avenue. Witnesses reported an injured woman and a man carrying a large knife. An officer soon located 25-year-old Isaiah Masiel. >> Something's going on. Just take a seat for me. All right. What's your name? >> I'm good, bro. >> Take a seat. No, >> I'm good. >> Take a seat. >> Wait, bro. >> Hey, back up. >> What you going to do? >> Back the up. Back the up. >> Hey, 11-11. Step it up. >> Police said he ignored repeated commands, pushed over the officer's motorcycle, and continued approaching while the officer backed away and called for assistance. >> What you got to do, bro? >> He just pulled the knife out. >> Hey, stop. Come on. >> Stop. Come here. Come here. After retreating nearly 100 ft, the officer saw Masiel turn back toward him with the knife raised. With the distance closing and little room left to react, the situation reached its critical point. The officer responded and Masiel was struck. Officers immediately provided emergency aid. While the injured woman also received medical care, a confrontation lasting only minutes became a sobering reminder of how quickly refusing to step back can lead to irreversible consequences. >> 21. Shots fired. Shots fired. On December 8th, 2022, at around 4:02 p.m. near Fairbanks Ferry Road in Concord Road, Florida, USA, a trooper stopped a gray Nissan at a gas station. But just as the officer approached, the driver suddenly sped away. Another trooper immediately followed. With the road ahead clear, he moved into position and performed a pit maneuver, sending the Nissan into a ditch where it rolled before coming to a stop. hand. STOP. Give me a [ __ ] hand. Officers quickly approached and safely restrained the driver, later identified as Cedric Ricardo Fable. In only seconds, an attempt to escape had turned a simple traffic stop into a far more serious situation. Find me in the car. >> Authorities said Fable had an active felony warrant while a vehicle search also uncovered marijuana and related paraphernalia. After medical evaluation, he was booked on multiple charges, including fleeing and eluding. Sometimes running from one problem only creates several more. Oh, I hit lay down. It's on my back, sir. My back, sir. Turn your legs. Oh, >> stop crying about your back. >> Oh, no. It's on my back, sir. Stop my back. Oh, my back. On August 28th, 2024, near US 98 in Ashton Drive in Highlands County, Florida, USA, deputies attempted to stop a gray Toyota towing a trailer without a visible license plate. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated away. be taking a trail off of Hicks 31. The pursuit continued across several roads. Police said the driver even accelerated toward a patrol vehicle, forcing a deputy to reverse before eventually turning into an orange grove near Hicks Road. >> Vehicle stuck. Just ran my vehicle. >> Hey, PUT IT IN [ __ ] PARK OR I'M GOING TO SHOOT YOU. >> PUT IT IN PARKER. I'm going to shoot you. What about the window? >> At a dead end, the Toyota reversed into a marked patrol vehicle. Deputies quickly surrounded the car and after a brief struggle [music] took David Kinsley Jr. into custody. After such a risky pursuit, there was finally nowhere left to run. >> Dude, open the [ __ ] window. >> If we come up there, you're going to get tased and snatch out of the window. You understand me? >> Crawl out of the [ __ ] window. >> Crawl out. >> Crawl out. You guys [ __ ] stomach. >> Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your [ __ ] >> shouldn't have [ __ ] drove at me, you stupid [ __ ] >> One time. >> You stupid [ __ ] >> You know, you could have [ __ ] killed me. >> That was [ __ ] stupid. >> Take that. That's unfortunate, pal. >> Straighten your leg out. >> I can't straighten your leg out. You broke it, man. I can't move it. I can't move it. Literally, I can't move this leg. >> Hug to your side. >> A vehicle search reportedly uncovered suspected methampetamine and drug paraphernalia. Kinsley later faced multiple charges including fleeing, assault-related offenses against officers, and drug possession. One decision to keep running had turned a traffic stop into a long list of consequences. >> Come on. You're >> almost there. Then you can sit down. >> Almost there. Come on. Couple more steps. >> There you go. Ah, >> listen. >> Spin around. >> I can't. >> There you can. >> There you go. >> Scoot you back. There you go. >> On October 15th, 2022, at around 11 p.m. near the Hathaway Bridge in Florida, USA, an FHP trooper attempted to stop a driver suspected of driving under the influence. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated away. What began as a traffic stop quickly became a pursuit. Troopers followed as the driver continued at speed, turning an already concerning situation into a growing risk for everyone on the road. I'm ready. Turning north on Chestnut Avenue. With every passing moment, officers had to balance stopping the vehicle with keeping the public safe. One decision not to pull over had changed the entire night in seconds. Another 203. Another 23rd Street. >> Yeah, I'm looking right. >> Hands. Hands. Got his hands up. You got a hand? >> Yeah. >> My [ __ ] ass. Put your [ __ ] hands on your back. Hands behind your back. >> The incident became another reminder of how quickly a suspected impaired driving stop can escalate when a driver chooses to flee. Sometimes avoiding one consequence only creates a much bigger one. >> Quit my car. On June 18th, 2026, near 22nd Avenue North and 34th Street North in St. Petersburg, Florida, USA, an FHP trooper spotted a Kia SUV traveling about 58 mph in a 40m paper zone. The trooper attempted a traffic stop, but the driver kept going. 1780 Grand Police identified the driver as 26-year-old Nikoli Kerrion. Instead of pulling over, Carrion accelerated away, turning a speeding stop into a pursuit. into the pond. >> The trooper continued following as the situation grew more serious. What could have been a routine roadside stop had changed completely because of one decision. >> Give me a perimeter in KI. working on it now. >> 48. >> The incident serves as a simple but powerful reminder. Trying to escape a traffic stop can create far greater consequences than the reason for the stop itself. I don't trust my driver. I don't trust everybody else. Can't lay down. Can't lay down. >> Huh? >> Can't lay down. >> No. Wait a minute. We'll get you in there. Okay. >> I need you to leave the game. >> I'm really trying not to hurt you. >> He's not dropping the goddamn gun. >> Take the window. >> TAKE THE WINDOW OUT. ON July 4th, 2020, at around 100 p.m. in Phoenix, Arizona, USA, officers responded to a 911 call about a man allegedly threatening someone involved in an earlier knife related incident. Officers were directed to a nearby home where weapons might be present. The scene looked calm, but that calm wouldn't last. >> You all right, man? >> I'm all right. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. My uh my cousin's inside waiting on your first shut the car off and come over here. Man, >> you got no weapons on you. >> At about 1:25 p.m., officers found 28-year-old James Garcia sitting in a vehicle. They repeatedly asked him to step out, but he refused and gave conflicting information about his identity. For nearly 10 minutes, officers remained patient as tension quietly built. >> He's got a gun. Hey, get that [ __ ] Get your hand off the gun. Get your hand off the [ __ ] gun. >> I can't see his [ __ ] hands. He's got a gun. Hey, put that [ __ ] Get your hand off the gun. Get your hand off the [ __ ] gun. Get your [ __ ] hand off the gun. >> Then came the warning. He's got a gun. Officers immediately ordered Garcia to put it down, but the situation continued to escalate. With only seconds to assess the danger, two officers eventually used their service weapons. >> [music] >> A calm conversation had suddenly become a critical encounter. >> He's not dropping the goddamn gun. >> Take the window. Take the window out. >> He's not dropping the goddamn gun. >> Take the window. Take the window out. >> Officers quickly secured the firearm and provided medical assistance. Investigators later identified Garcia through fingerprints [music] and reported that he had outstanding warrants and was prohibited from possessing a firearm while on probation. In just 13 minutes, one tense encounter became a lasting reminder. Choices made in seconds can carry consequences far beyond the moment. >> Where's the gun? Good. Right here. >> Gun is secure. >> Get on THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. >> TASER. TASER. TASER. >> In February in Wickliff, Ohio, USA, an officer attempted to stop a driver who authorities later said had multiple outstanding warrants and a suspended license. The driver pulled into an apartment complex, got out, and walked toward a unit despite repeated commands to stop and show his hands. What seemed like a simple traffic stop was quickly becoming something more complicated. >> Radio, he's >> send me another car. >> Stop. >> What are you doing? >> Stop. >> Excuse me, ma'am. Excuse me, ma'am. Please do not touch me. I'm not doing anything. >> You are being recorded. I did not do anything. Ma'am, can you please let my arm go? After more than two dozen commands, the officer tried to physically stop him, but he repeatedly pulled away. Then another man emerged from the apartment, adding even more uncertainty to an already tense scene. How long could officers keep trying to resolve this without the situation escalating? >> What are you doing? >> You're out of traffic. Stop. >> What are you doing? Somebody stop. You need to stop. >> Can you please leave me alone? >> I did not do anything. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> WHOA. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> DAMN. YOU ARE BEING REPORTED. >> THAT'S FINE. GET ON THE GROUND. >> You're not listening. Get on the ground. >> I didn't do anything. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] GET IN THE HOUSE. >> GET IN THE HOUSE. >> I can't go ON MY MOM. >> GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] >> GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. Get on the ground right now. >> GET IN THE HOUSE. >> ON THE GROUND. On the ground. >> Get on THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. >> TASER. TASER. TASER. >> Why would you tase my brother? GET A DOUCHY. >> One's been tased. >> [ __ ] taser, [ __ ] Do [ __ ] >> A second officer arrived and ordered the man to get on the ground, warning that a taser could be used. When the commands were not followed, officers deployed the touser once and brought the situation under control. Sometimes a few seconds of resistance are enough to turn tension into consequences. >> Turn around. Standing right here. >> Let's grab this guy. >> Oh my god. >> On your face. On your face. >> Hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> I didn't do anything. >> The man was taken for medical evaluation and later returned to police [music] custody. The following day, he pleaded guilty to obstructing official business and resisting arrest and received 30 days in the Lake County jail. The second man was released without charges after calming down. A tense encounter ended with one simple lesson. Cooperation [music] can prevent a difficult situation from becoming far worse. >> You got room in your walk right over here, sir. while you pull me off. >> We're going to do all that here in a little bit. >> At around 7:30 p.m. in Delta, Florida, USA. Deputies were monitoring a silver Honda Accord connected to several recent shooting investigations. Inside were 30-year-old Rayon Ratigan and 19-year-old Jaquan Tyson, both wanted on outstanding warrants. When officers moved in, the Honda suddenly sped away. >> All right, he's going to be uh Saxon turning on Saxon towards I4. >> Not any more than two units behind that car. >> Be ready to come back. With the Air1 helicopter tracking from above, the Honda raced onto Interstate 4 at speeds reportedly exceeding 100 mph. Deputies kept their distance while the aircraft maintained visual contact. At those speeds, every passing second carried another risk. The pursuit reached its turning point near State Road 46 and I4 in Seol County where the Honda collided with an unmarked detective vehicle. The chase was over. Despite the intensity of the pursuit, both men were taken into custody without further escalation. Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. STAY ON THE GROUND. This way. This way. This way. >> Hey, CHECK ON DONNIE. CHECK ON. Both suspects were medically evaluated before being taken to jail. Ratigan faced additional charges related to fleeing law enforcement and driving with a suspended license, while Tyson was taken in on his existing warrant. Detective Don Maxwell sustained minor injuries and was later released from the hospital. What began as surveillance ended in a high-speed pursuit, but coordinated police work brought it to a controlled conclusion. >> All right, we'll get you in a moment. >> You wouldn't drive like an idiot. You wouldn't crash into Can I get her out of here? >> Yeah. Yeah. Get her through. >> God damn. >> In Deltona, Florida, USA. A traffic stop involving Gregory How suddenly changed direction when police said how drove away from a Dand officer. The Valushi Sheriff's Office Air1 helicopter began tracking his truck from above as deputies moved into position. A routine stop had now become a tense pursuit. Charlie 6 Enterprise now. >> We have anybody going towards this guy's RO house? >> All right, just got a tire come off. Just turn right on the Finland. Right on the Finland. Going south on Finland. He's uh losing control. >> Still going Ham. He's turning into 501 Ham. >> Air1 followed How until deputies confronted him. According to investigators, evidence and video indicated that Howal raised a Kel-Tech KSG shotgun toward deputies. In an instant, the officers were facing a situation where hesitation could carry serious consequences. Police said how discharged the shotgun once and four deputies responded with their service weapons during an exchange lasting about 10 seconds. When the scene finally went quiet, officers moved in and secured the area. 10 seconds may sound brief, but in a moment like this, it can feel much longer. >> Cease fire. Cease fire. Shots fired. truck on the passenger door. >> Investigators recovered the shotgun from Howal's truck and reported that it had been loaded with 13 rounds with one discharge. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement opened an investigation into the encounter. While authorities emphasized that the initial information was preliminary, the footage leaves a sobering reminder. When a weapon enters an already tense encounter, the margin for a safe [music] decision can shrink to seconds. >> All right, stand by. I got a shield. Let's wait. Let's get a team together when we get more units here. Keep cover on him. >> 5 July 30th, 2026 at 7:43 a.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, Arkansas State Police joined a pursuit involving a stolen U-Haul trailer traveling on Interstate 30. The vehicle was moving at around 75 mph with heavy traffic making the pursuit increasingly difficult. Coming up on the three speed about 80 left hand lane >> 80 milesPH coming light traffic light traffic >> trooper David Calbertt attempted several several tactical vehicle interventions as the driver moved through exit ramps, bankhead road, residential areas, a yard, and a church parking lot. Despite repeated attempts to stop him, the driver continued forward, turning the pursuit into an increasingly risky situation. Traffic light speed 60 traffic speed. >> Yeah, this one be Fraser now. He's going to be on Frasier. Trooper Ethan Hilland eventually made a successful tactical intervention, bringing the U-Haul to a stop. But when officers moved in to make the arrest, the driver suddenly accelerated again. Moments later, the vehicle crashed into a power pole and became immobilized. We're at now. He's going to be Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out the car. Get out of the car now. [ __ ] your hands up. the car. >> The driver, identified as Jesse Keller, refused commands to exit and had to be removed from the vehicle. He continued resisting before officers secured him and handed him over to Little Rock police. What began with a stolen vehicle had turned into a dangerous pursuit across multiple roads and neighborhoods. He just seen a He just had a full roll over. Roll over. Roll over. >> July 10th, 2026, at 8:09 p.m. in Broward County, Florida, USA, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper attempted to stop a white Buick Encore after observing speeding, unsafe lane changes, and reckless driving on Interstate 95. 895. >> Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated to more than 100 mph and continued through traffic. Near Broward Boulevard, the Buick struck a Toyota Camry, triggering a chain reaction involving a Hyundai Elantre, a patrol vehicle, and a tow truck. >> He just had a roll over, roll over, roll over. >> The Buick overturned and the driver quickly climbed out and ran from the scene. A trooper pursued him on foot and within moments the chase came to an end. What started as a traffic stop had suddenly become a chaotic scene involving multiple vehicles and motorists. >> Oh, HE'S GOING. HE'S GOING. HE'S GOING. HE'S GOING to have two. >> No. Come over here. >> The driver was identified as Marqual Tavon Montgomery and was found to have no valid Florida driver license. Several people involved in the crash required hospital treatment while Montgomery was also treated before being taken into custody. One decision to flee had created consequences far beyond the original traffic stop. Please get on. >> July 31st, 2026 at 9:11 p.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, trooper James Booth spotted a white Kia Optima driving erratically and crossing into the wrong lane. He initiated a traffic stop, but the driver, later identified as Patrick John's, continued before eventually pulling onto the shoulder. >> 987 Zebra Ocean 987 Zebra Adam Ocean on a white hill. CFS received. CFS comments added. >> Looks like we're coming to a stop on the right shoulder just before the 140 and 6:30. >> CFS comments headed. >> Booth approached the vehicle and asked Jon's to turn off the engine. Instead, Jon shifted into gear and suddenly fled. The pursuit quickly reached speeds above 100 mph, weaving through traffic, running a red light, and at one point driving into opposing traffic. left. It won't be >> CFS comments. >> CFS comments. >> One time blackmail. CMS comments said as the pursuit moved toward a populated area on a Friday night. Officers prepared for a tactical vehicle intervention. Booth made contact with the Kia, sending it off the roadway. The vehicle overturned near Club 1836, bringing the pursuit to a sudden end. added >> be club private club 1801 near the club that bec was taken to US with non-lifethreatening injuries. Officers later reported finding a package containing marijuana and an opened alcohol container inside the vehicle. What began as a routine traffic stop had quickly become a dangerous pursuit, reminding us that one decision behind the wheel can affect far more people than expected. >> We're at the 1836 German Club. catch up to you. >> August 1st, 2026 in Arkansas, USA, Arkansas State Police became involved in a high-speed pursuit after a driver refused to stop. The chase quickly reached speeds of more than 111 mph, turning an ordinary road into a tense and unpredictable scene. I'm getting up. >> Troopers continued following the vehicle as it sped along the highway. With the risk increasing, officers prepared to bring the pursuit under control using a tactical vehicle intervention. Thank God catch up to you. >> Springfield. >> The intervention successfully brought the vehicle to a stop. Officers then ordered the driver to exit, keep his hands visible, and move toward them while following their commands. After several tense moments, the driver eventually complied. Hands up. >> Get your [ __ ] hands up. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Hands up. During the arrest, the driver reportedly said he had panicked because he was carrying a jar of marijuana and insisted he never intended to flee. But by then, the decision to keep driving had already turned a simple encounter into a dangerous pursuit. Sometimes a moment of panic can create consequences that last far beyond those few seconds. >> Please don't be aggressive. I trying to take everything from you, sir. I got a chill out. Chill out. >> I tell you everything. >> Yes, sir. Please don't harm me. I I don't want no harm. I already been to jail for no reason. That's my mother and I want to be here. I got weed in there. Who doing y'all? >> You got an ID on it. >> Say they took it for no reason. >> The uh Jacksonville. like a uh 11 down. >> On April 4th, 2022, at around 8:45 a.m. in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, officers responded to an urgent call at 888 Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard. A mother, Jerica Moore, told police she had briefly stepped away from her running vehicle when a man suddenly drove off with her 9-year-old son still in the back seat. What had been an ordinary morning became every parent's nightmare in seconds? 813 Atlanta 813 Atlanta 1080. I got the vehicle. Multiple agencies immediately searched the area. Moments later, Georgia State Patrol units spotted the vehicle near Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard. The driver refused to stop and tried to get away. With a child still inside, every second mattered and officers had little room for error. Stop sign. Clear left, clear right. Oh, there's one. We're still on Lucille. [ __ ] >> Troopers then performed a pit maneuver, bringing the vehicle to a controlled stop. The driver was quickly taken into custody, and most importantly, the boy was found safe. After moments of uncertainty, a mother was finally reunited with her child. >> Show me your [ __ ] hands. SHOW ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. GET THE [ __ ] OUT THE CAR. Get the [ __ ] OPEN THE [ __ ] DOOR. OPEN THE [ __ ] DOOR. >> YOU TRYING TO KILL US. YOU'RE TRYING to kill us. >> Oh my gosh. You trying to kill us? Why would y'all do that, man? >> Get off. >> Please don't. Please don't. Don't beat me [screaming] up, man. Listen. Don't get on. Don't y'all trying to kill me. Don't Don't fight me, man. Get on the ground. Don't fight me. Stop. Don't fight me. Get off. Stop. Don't fight me. >> Police identified the driver as Darius White and took him for further evaluation before continuing the investigation. The child was also medically checked as a precaution. Thanks to the rapid coordination between several agencies. An alarming situation ended with the outcome everyone had hoped for. A child safely back in his mother's arms. >> Thanks for GSP. Appreciate you coming over, sir. He hit us. >> That's messed up. >> On February 2nd, 2025, on Interstate 4 in Florida, USA, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper attempted to stop a blue Honda for traffic violations. The driver initially slowed as if she would pull over, but suddenly accelerated from about 45 to 75 miles per hour. In seconds, a routine traffic stop became a pursuit. >> 6429, blue Honda four-door 8 of 25. The Honda continued changing lanes and reached about 90 mph in a 55m low zone. The trooper performed a pit maneuver, but the driver regained control and kept going. A second pit finally stopped the car, but the situation was far from over. 1530. We're making a lane change. Just go ahead and call this 1031. >> That's it. 46 23 48 pit pit. Good. advising the vehicle. >> Despite repeated commands, the driver moved erratically inside the car before exiting through a rear door and running across active lanes of Interstate 4. Officers immediately followed and took her into custody with traffic still moving around them. Every step carried enormous risk. [screaming] Why did you not pull over behind you trying to pull her over for a while? According to the incident report, the driver continued resisting and even slipped one hand free from the handcuffs before officers regained control. After being advised of her rights, she [music] reportedly said she had been stressed from school and simply wanted to get home to finish her homework. A stressful day may explain an emotion, but the choices that follow can turn a small problem [music] into consequences far greater than expected. Damn. >> On November 2nd, 2024, at 10:34 p.m. in Lyon County, Florida, USA, Trooper B. Ruiz received word that a blue Kia had fled from Tallahassee police. Moments later, the car was speeding east on Pensacola Street. On a dark road, one reckless decision was already putting everyone nearby at risk. >> We got Highway 20. >> Where's he at? He said eastbound on Tennessee about her. >> Officers attempted several PIT maneuvers, but the Kia continued moving. Near Hamilton Park Drive, Trooper Ruis found another opportunity. With traffic safety becoming more urgent by the second, the pursuit had to end before things went further. Come on around. Come on around. All right, I'm right in front of y'all. TCam. Trooper Ruis executed a pit, sending the Kia into a spin and bringing it to a stop. "Hands up! Don't move!" officers commanded as they approached. Three young men were inside, including Malikica Ziz Miller. After a pursuit filled with uncertainty, the scene was finally under control. drivers in custody. >> No weapons were reported, but officers recovered about 75.5 gram of marijuana. Miller was charged with aggravated fleeing and cannabis possession and later apologized to the troopers. [music] But apologies come after decisions. And on the highway, a few reckless seconds can create consequences that last far longer. On December 27th, 2022, on Interstate 10 in Madison County, Florida, USA, troopers joined the pursuit of a white Ford F-150 reported stolen. The driver, later identified as McKenna Crystal Thomas, was reportedly traveling at over 100 mph while multiple marked patrol vehicles followed with lights and sirens activated. What began miles away was now becoming a serious highway risk. Thomas continued at high speed, making evasive moves and even passing traffic along the shoulder. Then traffic conditions forced her to slow to about 54 mph. For the troopers behind her, this was the opportunity they had been waiting for. Thank you. >> A trooper performed a pit maneuver, bringing the F-150 to a stop. Officers immediately approached and took Thomas into custody. After a pursuit exceeding 100 mph, the tense chase had finally ended without further escalation. Authorities later confirmed the F-150 had been reported stolen in Hillsboro County and linked to an earlier serious vehicle related incident. Thomas was medically evaluated before being taken to the Madison County Jail, where she faced several charges related to the pursuit and vehicle. The entire encounter was captured on a patrol dash cam, a reminder that running from one problem can quickly create many more. I got On July 31st, 2026 in Poinset County, Arkansas, USA, trooper Victor Garcia was called to assist the Kittinden County Sheriff's Office with a vehicle pursuit on Interstate 555. Dispatch reported that the suspect vehicle was traveling northbound with its headlights turned off. Garcia joined the pursuit near the Poinset County and Craighead County line. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. As the pursuit continued, Garcia caught up with the vehicle near the 35mm marker and performed a tactical vehicle intervention. The maneuver worked, sending the vehicle off the interstate and into a field where it rolled over and came to rest upside down. Officers immediately began giving commands for the driver to exit. start 106 roll over. We just salvage. >> Then another danger appeared. Officers noticed smoke coming from the vehicle and a small fire developing in the engine compartment. The driver, later identified as Lamarus Ross, called for help and said he was trapped by his seat belt. While another officer provided cover, Garcia used a departmentisssued fire extinguisher to control the flames. Additional officers quickly arrived to help remove Ross from the vehicle. >> We're going to get some help here. >> See if I can get him out. >> Yeah. See if he's stuck inside the vehicle. Ross was placed in custody without further incident and evaluated by EMS after complaining of pain in his left shoulder and knee. During the investigation, he initially gave officers a different name before later providing his real identity. A records check revealed an outstanding warrant related to a homicide case. Officers also recovered a handgun and several bags containing suspected controlled substances from the vehicle. What began as a pursuit ended with a rescue and a reminder that staying calm under pressure can make a critical difference. >> [screaming] >> How you want me? You trying to get me? Yep. Yeah. Okay. Hold on. >> I don't have crashing down by the uh school. On August 2nd, 2026, at approximately 4:25 a.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, Troop Communications advised that the Little Rock Police Department was pursuing a white Buick Encore connected to an ongoing shooting and aggravated robbery investigation. The pursuit was moving eastbound on Interstate 30. >> Secretary to Rock, we just started Roosevelt 30 eastbound. We're on a crossroads now. >> 30 down there crashing down by the uh school near the Roosevelt Road exit. The trooper moved into the secondary position before taking the lead as the vehicle re-entered the interstate. The trooper prepared for a tactical vehicle intervention, but before the maneuver could be carried out, the driver suddenly break, left the roadway, traveled down a steep embankment, and continued onto East 17th Street. Passing Bragg turning southbound on Park from 17, westbound 18. Stay right there. STAY RIGHT THERE. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. >> I've got two at gunpoint. >> Then without warning, the pursuit changed direction once again at the intersection of East 18th Street and Commerce Street. The vehicle came to an abrupt stop. The driver immediately jumped out and fled on foot. The trooper alerted communications, established a perimeter, and focused on locating the fleeing driver while officers approached the three remaining occupants. >> Listen, just listen. Everybody listen to me. We're going to go as slow as we can. Everybody calm down and we're going to be okay. All right. Is everybody clear on that? You understand me? You understand me over there? Everybody put their hands on the ceiling right now. All right. But I want you to I want you >> Officers conducted a high-risk stop and took the three remaining occupants into custody without further incident. The Little Rock Police Department then assumed responsibility for the vehicle and continued the investigation. The occupants were identified as Carly McCree, Morris Worsham, and Marlon Marbley. With Marbley later released from the scene, the fleeing driver remained the focus of the search while the rest of the situation was brought under control. >> Hands on the car. Hands on the car. Stop reaching around. Hey, just listen to me, man. Just listen to me. Okay. On September 11th, 2024 in Miami Dade County, Florida, USA, what began as a routine criminal interdiction patrol quickly turned into a high-speed pursuit. Troopers from the Florida Highway Patrol spotted a white van that had been reported stolen, and the driver's behavior immediately raised concern. behind you. >> 23 23 23 Go for it. Go for it. 26. >> All right, I'm taking radio traffic. North River Drive passing 74. When troopers attempted to stop the van, the driver refused to pull over. The vehicle continued through traffic, repeatedly changing lanes and creating a dangerous situation for other road users. Officers made several attempts to bring the pursuit to a safe end, but the driver continued moving. Okay. Right. Then came the turning point. After several attempts, troopers successfully performed a precision immobilization technique or PET maneuver. The van lost control and came to a stop across the center median. Almost immediately, three occupants jumped out and attempted to flee on foot. In a matter of seconds, the traffic pursuit became a race against time. The vehicles 1420. One individual was taken into custody immediately. A second was restrained with assistance from a K-9 unit, while the third was detained shortly afterward. The coordinated response brought the pursuit under control and prevented the situation from becoming even more dangerous. It was another reminder that on a busy road, one decision behind the wheel can affect far more people than the driver may realize. 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.