On June 12th, 2024, an argument near a convenience store in Atlanta, Georgia, suddenly escalated into gunfire, leaving one man injured. Police began searching for the vehicle described by witnesses, eventually locating it near Atlantic Station. What up? >> Yo, where you at? >> Where you at? Where you outside? >> What's up? I don't know where I'm at. >> The black male laying on the ground. >> Sorry, brother. >> Two radio black bail ACB GSW to the right side. He's going to be inside the store. >> Hey, bro. We going to have to pick you up. All right. >> That's cool. >> It's going to suck for a second. All right. >> Get you on last trip. Look. >> All right. I'm going to come underneath your arms. both of them. Yes, please. >> We're going to bring it to you, bud. >> We're going to ask permission to pursue. They try to flee. We got it. >> Man, you okay? I can take it out. >> Hey, you okay, dude? >> Yeah. Uh, right on lead. He just gained control. Regain control. Continuing on lead. The vehicle is slowing down. Still with it. They're stopping in the middle of the intersection. The vehicle has stopped at least traffic overhead speed. Travel ahead back on the right side. >> Traffic up ahead. Light and heavy traffic up ahead. Speeds about 50. He's going around traffic. Crossing over light. Still low on lead. Continue southbound. >> All right. >> Coming up to Donna Lee. >> We're clear right >> to the other zone. Phoenix should be the only one talking on this radio. We're still on lead. >> Spinning out. He's spinning out. Just gain control. Regain control. Continue on lead. The vehicle is slowing down. Still with it. >> Hit that. >> Hit it. >> Hey, COMING UP. COMING UP ON YOUR SIX. COMING UP ON YOUR SIX. HANDS. HANDS. HANDS. [screaming] HANDS. >> Don't you move. Hands up. >> YOU'RE GOING TO CRAWL OVER THIS SEAT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. YOU UNDERSTAND ME? LET'S GO. >> CRAWL. [screaming] >> CRAWL. CRAWL. MOTHER. >> CRAWL. NOW. >> YOU DON'T CRAWL. YOU'LL DETAIN >> ON THE GROUND. Don't you move. Hands down. >> Hey, you got him. I'MMA GO WITH HIM. >> Don't you move. I swear to God. >> Hey, are you good? >> Stand by. >> I got a question. >> Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go. I got a question. >> But it's not question time. It's not talking time. >> Get him. GET OUT THE GROUND. [screaming] GET OUT THE GROUND. GET OUT OF THE GROUND. GET THE OUT OF THE GROUND. GET OUT OF >> I GOT CUFFS. I got cuffs. I got cuffs. >> I'm sorry, sir. I did not. >> No, you're not. >> You're good. >> Where at? Not yet. >> Right here. >> I got some scissors. Got some scissors. Scissors. >> I'll get it out. >> You can put it. Just put it. >> Is there one in the chamber? >> Oh, no. >> I got scissors in my car. >> Oh, no. >> We got a driver right here. >> You said a driver? >> Yes. Yes, I just hopped out to the back seat. >> All my life I did. Yo, the door won't unlock, so I hopped out. >> Just be careful. >> I'm sorry. I know y'all mad at him cuz I made y'all. I'll tell you. >> Stop moving. Stop moving him. All right, he's good. >> He's good. >> You got some ID on you? nearby. >> The suspects were taken to the Atlanta Police Department for questioning as detectives continued investigating the shooting. They faced charges including aggravated assault, aggravated battery, firearm offenses, fleeing police, obstruction, reckless driving, and illegally carrying a handgun under the age of 18 with additional charges possible as the investigation continued. Tuesday, August 3rd, 2021, Michigan State Police were responding to reports of a man robbing another person and firing a gun into the air near a business in Buenav Vista Township. Troopers soon located the suspect vehicle and attempted to stop the 54year-old driver who initially appeared to yield before taking off. Got it. Going eastbound on Weber. [screaming] Taking off eastbound Weber passing through coming up to outer. >> Coming up. >> Are you going northbound 72? Let me call it here. All right. >> Gotcha. here. Crash. Crash. Crash. Crash. Start and fire. Get EMS here now in front of Charter Township. You just wrecked out into Buna Vista. 3172. We need more rigs right now. Watch the wire. We got wires hanging across Unavista. >> Yep. They're on with us. >> My knees hurt. Okay. You got wires all over your car. >> Knee pain right now. He's alert and conscious, though. >> The suspect and Sergeant Tim Patterson were both hospitalized following the incident [music] and were later released. Patterson had suffered serious injuries. The suspect was charged [music] with armed robbery, fleeing and eluding, felon in possession of a firearm, felon in possession of ammunition carrying a concealed weapon, carrying a dangerous weapon with unlawful intent, and five counts of third offense felony firearm. During the day, with no specific date provided, officers were called to a flooded roadway after a stolen truck hydroplaned and crashed, leaving several people in need of assistance. The chaotic scene quickly raised another concern when responders discovered that a passenger had been ejected from the vehicle. Oh, he just rolled heavy. 63 Lincoln 205. >> Put your hands up from 40 and 440. Calm down. Calm down. Is anybody else? >> Anybody in the vehicle? Down. Vehicle's clear. Everybody okay over here? Y'all okay? >> Anybody need medical? >> Hey, I got another guy right here. >> I got another guy right here. >> Hey, he's hurt bad. He's hurt bad. >> You have weapons on you? Yeah. Hey, >> look at me. They don't get >> Hey, Char. Don't move. Don't move. Hey, listen. Listen to me. Stay still. Dude, up. >> Don't reach for your hands. You hear me? Don't move. You hear me? You okay? >> Hey, listen. >> Listen. >> Are you What hurts? [screaming] Okay. You want to keep moving? We're going to put you in cuffs. Quit. >> I don't got it. Quit moving. Give me your arm. Give me your arm. >> I'm going to tase you if you don't stop. >> Give me your arm. GIVE ME YOUR ARM. >> GIVE HIM YOUR ARM. >> He's got it. He's got it. He's got it. >> He's got a gun. No. >> Okay. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. He's got it. Easy. raise up. >> Get up. >> What you need, buddy? >> Please raise up. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I'll get that. Don't worry about it. Stare at it. >> I got >> Oh, you're too hurt, man. >> Yeah. Don't feel good. >> That's how your bass feels right now. >> [screaming] >> The injured occupants were treated by emergency responders while officers continued searching the surrounding area to determine whether everyone from the truck had been accounted for. The available material does not provide the final charges or court outcome. So any additional offenses cannot be confirmed from the supplied information. January the 8th, 2024 began with a disturbing call from the Voyager Mobile Home Park in Trotwood, Ohio, where police were told that a pedestrian had been intentionally run over by a truck. The suspect was identified as 55-year-old James Michael Scurvven, who had reportedly armed himself after telling his brother that he wanted to die. Julie back. He does have a long gun. He's got a long gun in the driver's seat. You guys got to be careful. He's got a long gun westbound traffic. again in pursuit. He's like a break. He's about to start westbound. PowerPoint. Stop that connector. Power ride with vehicle. We're here part way. 1142 right Good. 30. Watch out. Watch out. Wherever the window on the ground We're all cruise. Multiple legs. Multiple ways. Scurvan was ultimately convicted of four counts of felonious assault of a police officer, two counts counts of aggravated menacing, felonious assault, vehicular assault, and failure to comply with an order or signal of a police officer. He was also convicted of firearm, drug, and domestic violence offenses and sentenced to 58 to 63 and a2 years in an Ohio state prison with release eligibility in 2083. Wednesday, February 25th, 2026, officers in Oaklair, Wisconsin were dispatched to Carson Park after reports that a driver was using blue and white flashing lights to pull over another motorist. The silver sedan had reportedly been moving quickly through the park, prompting officers to investigate whether someone was improperly posing as law enforcement. Okay. So, we're being told that you have a badge on you and that you have behind a car with lights on. >> No, I I did not get I pulled I put the lights on as emergency lights to pull over. >> We've had several calls about you um in the last couple weeks about you turning your lights through red lights. >> I've never I've never drove through red lights. I promise to not. You got a lot of people who are saying that you have >> Okay. I'm not I do have dash cam. >> Where's the badge that you're using? >> I don't have a badge. >> Okay. Can you look in the permission to search? >> Can you unlock it? >> I mean, that's a BB gun, but that's >> Yeah, it's right here. BB gun. >> Yeah. You said you didn't even have one. >> It's It's a record. It's It's It's It's literally recordation. >> So, when you are flashing a badge, you have lights and now you have a BB gun. Do you know understand how that works? >> I have never flashed anything. It's all on dash cam. I've never I pulled over. I didn't even ask this guy for anything. He got behind me. Let us [music] die. Good. You scared me with those lights. >> Oh, yeah. Why are you following me? >> Cuz you had those lights on. >> Sorry. My my tire is >> Okay. Well, okay. No, they've already popped two different people in this town for impersonating police officers. >> I'm not I'm not impersonating, sir. >> You still can't put on your That wasn't even reds and blues. >> It does not matter. We use We use white and and blue. You know, >> you know where I was born? >> In Chicago. >> You know where I was born? In Chicago, motherucker. >> Look, I'm not going to argue with you. In Chicago, we use red and blue. I'm not going to lie to you. Okay? I'm from Chicago. >> Okay? He may be from Chicago, but that don't make that about the dumbest thing. >> I'm from Chicago. Okay. We use red. We don't use red influence in Chicago. >> I work in Chicago. >> Let me see that. Let me see. Let me You don't flash no fake ass back to me. Let me see it. >> I work in Chicago, sir. Like, you you can say whatever you want. Hang up. Hang up. Hang up. We can talk this out. >> I am in uh over by uh the uh park downtown by Half Moon. I got this guy with a license plate Illinois FY55089. Uh he tried pulling me over with whites and blues. >> I did not try. >> Um he I have it all on a dash cam. He's trying to tell me he's an officer from Illinois. You me over. >> You ain't going to try to pull me over and then pretend [ __ ] >> I'm not pulling you over. [clears throat] >> Are you still there? >> Yeah, I'm still here. >> He's trying to get in his car to leave now. Now he's getting in his car. He's getting in his car. Goes. Okay. He's going through the park. >> He's going through the park. >> Yep. Yep. He's going to come to the exit. I believe >> he's coming out to the exit. >> I believe so. Which way did he go? Like in the in the flare or in the parking lot? Guys, he has to be crossing that bridge, I believe. Yeah, he's exiting the He's all the way across the bridge going into downtown right now. Cop just turned around behind him right now. >> What are the lights going to? >> Uh I do volunteer work in They're not even red and blue. >> They go blue, don't they? >> Yeah, but they're white and blue. That's not really I mean it's not red and blue. What kind of volunteer? >> Um, just for Chicago Police Department. I got like a prop badge. Yeah. Why do you have to process collect and process whatever department Chicago do volunteer work for them? >> Yeah, I do volunteer work. >> Department that's [music] not a specific department. >> No, they they don't >> Chicago's pretty big. I feel like there's many different precincts there. Yeah, it's they don't even use precincts. It's just CPD right there. Um and then I hopped out to ask this guy why he was behind me essentially cuz I didn't tell I didn't tell him anything. He just got behind me. Um so then I started to try to talk to this guy. He called you guys. He started yelling, [music] hustling at me. >> What's your first name? Demirius. >> Dearious. Marius, you're under arrest. Go ahead and put your hands by wreck. >> You're under arrest for impersonating a police officer. >> I never impersonated a police officer. >> 127 first one in custody. >> Yeah, turn them on. And you can do that. I have his other stuff. >> Illinois. >> Yeah, that's what he's saying. He's doing volunteer work in Chicago because he's going to be a Chicago PD officer and then says that they don't have precincts there. So I was like, "All right, you're working in gangland and you're fashioning flashing a fake badge." >> Gotcha. All right, man. >> I couldn't get my computer's not on. It's impersonating. >> It's felony. So, cuz we dealt with this on Water Street, there's two classifications of it. There's a misdemeanor and a felony. Misdemeanor is simply impersonating. uh felony basically comes down to taking acts of a police officer. So he would be he traffic stopped him. >> So all right. So we're going to tow this then cuz it's in commission of the phone. >> Correct. That's why I wish we would have told Gauges the last time that we dealt with him. So um but yeah, that definitely told this one. >> Darius was arrested for impersonating a police officer and disorderly conduct and cited for equipping a non-p police vehicle with blue lights. He received a $10,000 signature bond, while officers also noted previous reports involving emergency style lights and a road rage incident involving a BBstyle gun. January 31st, 2025, a traffic stop in Stoutton, Wisconsin took an unexpected turn when officers attempted to stop a vehicle around 10:05 p.m. The driver, identified as 45year-old Preon of Madison, refused to yield and fled from officers. >> A night guard from Greens Fire, Wisconsin, Adam S. Paul 7 842. No, in Almost 1050. size by 1050 we're going to be Stop. >> Police do not move. >> Police. Where you at? [snorts] >> Are y'all good? >> 45. I can hear movement, but I don't see anybody. >> Stay right there. >> I'm in here. >> Stay right there. Show me your hands. >> Right here. >> Do not move. Is there anybody else in the vehicle with you? >> No, sir. >> Are you injured? >> No, sir. >> 451 at gunpoint. Occupant said he's not injured. He's the only occupant. >> Was that seat in your way? >> Yeah, this right here. >> Listen, man. You got any weapons in the car at all? >> No, I have nothing. >> Nothing in the car. >> Can you And them seats. This [snorts] seat's not going to come up. Huh? >> Let's just wait till we get more people here. >> So, I want to see your other hand though, man. Yep. >> Let me this right here. >> Okay. Well, keep your hands up. >> Does that headrest come out? >> Yeah. >> Does that headrest come out? >> Uh, I don't think so. >> You're not injured, correct? >> No. You got any neck pain or anything? >> Now that you're out, you got any other pain? Any new pain? >> No, just my knee and your knee and your leg. Just my leg. Pon was later arrested and booked into the Dayne County Jail where investigators also found cocaine, THC, and other controlled substances in the vehicle. He eventually pleaded guilty to fleeing an officer in possession with intent to deliver cocaine. The judge imposed in stayed two years of prison and two years of extended supervision on each felony. Instead, ordering 3 years of probation and 2 months in jail with Hoover privileges. Wednesday, January 11th, 2023, a woman in West Chicago, Illinois contacted police after allegedly being held inside her home and struck more than 100 times with a belt by a man she was with. She eventually escaped and reached a gas station where she was able to call for help. >> He's at the west side. >> All right. >> Me and somebody are pulling up. Uh >> right now. >> All right. I'm watching it. >> Okay. We're coming around. Bye. >> All right. I don't know. Maybe. >> Wait, is he in the vehicle or is he out of the vehicle? Running on us. He's running on us. He's fleeing us. He is going westbound on Roosevelt Road. Westbound Roosevelt Road. >> Coming toward you guys. Coming down towards you guys. Red on right there. You see him. Vehicle pursuit. We're going eastbound on Washington. Southbound Route 59. Southbound Route 59. Coming up to Condi. Back passenger tire starting to smoke. passing Blair southbound. >> He's going to stop soon. >> He's uh up here. He's starting to fish tail a little bit. Speed's uh 50 mph. Just completely lost the rear tire. He's going to be sparking here soon. I'm getting hit with debris. Coming up on Dayton. Still southbound here. He's going to turn right on Dayton. We're going westbound on Dayton. Passing Oak. He's found on Augusta approaching route northbound Route 59. Cutting off traffic about to hit a semi. Did not make contact. Passing Dale. >> I'm coming up on your side. I'm searching. >> I got you. 020 to the north lanes runway. Still south on 59. Got much left on that rear tire. Car's kind of breaking apart. Continuing south. I got get ready for a 1050. Negative. We just got a lot of traffic up here. We're still continuing southbound going over 88 right now. Still on route 59. Okay, somebody get on to right now. We are getting on to eastbound 88. >> I don't know what channel. >> He's starting to spark right now. You just struck a Warville car. struck a Warville car. He's on the phone right now. Do we want to try and box him in here? He's going to try and take the shoulder. Watch it. Chicago 020 just struck me. He just struck me. >> He's He's indicating he's stopping. He's indicating he's stopping. >> The 40-year-old suspect from Meillville, Indiana was arrested after the pursuit and charged with two counts of domestic battery and two counts of aggravated fleeing and eluding. A DuPage County judge set his bond at $20,000 and no further case information was available in the supplied material. November 24th, 2025, deputies with the Indian River County Sheriff's Office in Florida were investigating a man wanted in connection with aggravated assault involving a deadly weapon. After a warrant was signed, deputies located the suspect and moved in to take him into custody. >> Like I said, he's very Oh, he started climbing a tree now. So, he's making his way up a tree and now he's coming back down. He's trying to balance off of it. So, and we're off the tree. Barrel roll. And now he's walking southbound now. Now he's jogging eastbound. Eastbound on the trail. >> Let me see your hands. Hey, some of your [ __ ] hands. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> HEY, HE'S REACHING. >> HEY, LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> SIR, I am a United States. >> Hey, let me see your hands. >> Hey, show me YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> Where do you guys get on the ground, >> Kyle? Get on the ground. Don't make this harder than it needs to be. >> You're going to get dog bit. Watch that guy. Watch that guy. Watch him. Watch him. Hey, let me see your [ __ ] hands. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG BIT. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG BIT. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG BIT. WATCH HIM. Watch him. Pocket here. Pocket that guy. Pocket him. Go. Here, buddy. Get on THE [ __ ] GROUND. >> GET ON THE HERE. >> HERE, BUDDY. PLATS. >> PLATS. What the are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> TASER UP. TASER UP >> HERE, BUDDY. >> WHAT ARE YOU WATCH? >> TASER. TASER. >> Stand back. United States citizens. Keep coming. Keep coming. I >> burn. >> [cough] >> GOOD. >> We're good. DO NOT MOVE. >> WE'RE GOOD, MAN. >> GET YOUR HEAD DOWN. >> THROW. >> Give me a [ __ ] hand. Give me a [ __ ] hand. >> We're good. >> Do not move. We're done. >> Get your head down. >> Got one. I got one >> now. Get me some water. >> Stand up. >> Get his boots and everything, too. >> Yeah, I got his arms. You get him. >> Watch. Hey, watch the pros. >> Where are we going? >> Hey, man. >> I'm not moving. >> Put him on the ground. Put him on the ground. >> That's enough. >> Down. >> Cross his legs. >> Cross his legs. Scoot him up. Scoot him up some. Scoot him up some. >> There you go. >> Well, we're trying to search you and you're being >> Can you ask me questions already out here in the free air, please? >> What does that mean? >> You're on a preserve. >> And they told you they're the police and you spray them. >> Why did you enter a preserve? >> Cuz you have a warrant for your arrest. >> No, sir. >> Yes, you do. I promise you not enter a preserve right now. >> Yes, I did. >> Okay, just get some water, man. I'm good. Yeah. You >> doing good now, brother? >> Thank you. >> Peace and quiet. Please, can you please step away from >> doing that right now? >> Huh? >> You just need to stop talking and we'll have plenty of peace and quiet. >> Sorry. >> Hey, let's take him to the bathroom. There's there's a there's running water over here. It would be beautiful if someone could grab my truck. >> Please. What? >> My work truck. >> It's coming right here. It's pulling up right now. >> Perfect. Behind you. >> You're on my wrist. >> For what? >> That doesn't happen in prison. >> For what? >> Because you are. >> With all due respect, that is not true. >> Stand up. Take me to my vehicle. That's not where you're going here, dude. What did I do, sir? Come on. Walk. >> Stay right here. >> Take me to my vehicle. >> You're going in this one here. Sit. Open the window. >> Get in there and sit. >> Sit. >> Patrick, >> sit. My name is not Patrick. >> Yes, sir. >> Sit. >> Open. Let >> your leg and I will go in. >> Go. >> Use your leg and get in there. >> Guys, what are you doing? >> Anybody? >> What are you doing? >> The available material does not provide the suspect's name, the final charges, or the court outcome. It does establish that a deputy and his K-9 partner were hit in the face with bear spray during the encounter. Any additional charges would therefore need to be confirmed from the case record. On February 2022, a New Mexico State Police officer noticed a vehicle traveling on Interstate 40 while repeatedly failing to maintain its lane. The officer followed the maroon passenger vehicle for some time before attempting a traffic stop because the driving pattern raised concerns about the driver's condition. >> 675. Syncom, go ahead. 10 three. This vehicle's not coming to a stop. Speeds are 85 milesPH. Possibly the bolo Grants put out earlier today. >> Reason for traffic stop. Vehicle is going to be unable to maintain its lane. Go ahead and see if we got Grants units headed my way for stops. Give me >> it's going to be maroon Chrysler uh chili plate unable to read the 28. Uh vehicle's heavily not able to maintain its lane. No traffic at this time. 90 mph. Unable to maintain lane. like truck. 675 SynCon vehicle just struck a white SUV at the 93 mile marker. We're 100 miles an hour by traffic. Roadways are clear. >> Units walking on each other. 672. You advise the vehicle struck a white SUV. What mile marker? Correction. 90. Vehicle still at 100 miles per hour. >> 672. Vehicle is still riding on right shoulder. Moving right to left. Avoiding vehicle. Still light traffic. Still continuing westbound at 91. Light traffic. We're at the 91. Vehicle still moving left to right. 672. I'm approaching the 89 westbound at this time. >> 675 roll over 1045. Contacted another [music] vehicle going to be out. 89 >> 89. Multiple units calling. Multiple units calling >> 675 I40. Shut down westbound roll over. Send 55. >> Exit the vehicle. >> Exit the vehicle. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE RIGHT NOW. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. I'm going less lethal. >> GET ON THEING GROUND RIGHT NOW. I'M TRYING TO [ __ ] YOU. CRAWL. CRAWL. >> Where at? >> To me. >> All right. Uh, my phone. Hey, >> I don't care about your phone. >> Where we can see towards me. Crawl towards me. Keep crawling. Keep crawling. >> Get on the ground. >> A pack of cigarettes and a phone. >> Somebody check on that car. >> One. >> I just got a Let's see. A pack of a mental. >> Are you hurt anywhere, >> sir? No, I'm fine. I'm sorry, man. >> Why are you running, man? The lady threw me his punch. She told me he was caught. >> And I didn't get I don't know why the 28 x 58 Charles 58 go down and roll them over. >> I don't have anything else with that phone that came out and I packs unable to read. Unable to read my bag. >> The pursuit eventually ended with a rollover crash and the driver being taken into custody. During the investigation, he identified himself as Connor Green and said he was not a United States citizen. He also made an unprompted claim about having shot someone in Phoenix, but the supplied material does not establish whether that allegation was confirmed or resulted in additional charges. On August 30th, 2024, Marian County Sheriff's deputies in Ocala, Florida, responded to a restaurant robbery in which two 19-year-old suspects allegedly took $450 and a firearm from a victim. The suspects soon became the focus of a vehicle search after deputies located the car believed to be involved. >> All right, I'll call 31. Westbound Pine Road. Charges are for personal >> robbery. Pine road. >> He's not driving through the front of the parking lot. Clear the back of the parking lot. It'd be slowed down. 10 in the back. Go to your parking lot. >> Yeah. We just pass 640. Do you have the car? He's uh almost to baseline 10. I got him. He's kind of stuck in some traffic going over into the uh median now. Crossing baseline. All right, he's pulling into a yard uh at 4th and 29th Terrace. >> You're at 4th and 29th Terrace. >> Goodman, was the suspect the driver or the passenger? >> Suspect's the driver. >> Oh, he's running. He's running eastbound. eastbound from the car. I don't know if it was a passenger to driver. Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Hey, ass. >> DO NOT MOVE. >> YOU UNDERSTAND? >> DO NOT MOVE. [screaming] >> GET ON HIS STOMACH NOW. >> NO. >> HEY, watch him. Watch him. >> Put your hands down now. >> You move, you're going to get tased. >> You understand that? Do not move. 85. >> Both suspects were eventually arrested and faced charges including robbery, theft, and fleeing from law enforcement. The two 19-year-olds were also taken into custody after brief foot pursuits, bringing the investigation to a close. Tuesday, June 3rd, 2025, Greenfield police received a flock alert for a stolen black 2016 Ford Mustang and quickly located the suspected vehicle. The driver, identified as Mariah, accelerated away when officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop. >> Signal driver in that vehicle. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. We already. Terminate. Terminate. Terminate. >> I'm terminated. It hit the center medium. Just crashed. It crashed. Heavy woman. Sorry. Hands [screaming] up. Hands up. Hands [screaming] up. >> Watch. Crossfire. Crossfire. Watch the crossfire. >> Face away from us. Don't move. >> [screaming] >> Walk backwards. >> Walk backwards. >> Face away. Face away. Face away. >> FACE AWAY from us. >> Walk backwards. >> Walk backwards. Face away. >> Keep walking backwards. Keep walking back. Walk back. Walk backwards. Sorry right now. >> Can you clear the car? >> I don't think anybody else was in it. >> We're going to clear. >> I don't know if it's still in drive, so careful. >> Yeah, it's in reverse. No one in there. >> It's in reverse, so careful. >> Anything in your bra or anything like that? last year. >> No. Okay. Anything that's going to stick me, poke me, hurt me. >> I'm scared. I knew I told my boyfriend to take the drug. >> Take a breath. Take a breath. >> Take a deep breath for us. >> Let them in the safest place you can be right now. Okay. >> I didn't even know, dude. I told him to get him off the the car. >> We're not worried about the drugs right now. >> What are you worried about? >> The amount of people put in danger. Whose >> car? Can I throw her in here for now? >> Where's the drug? Uh, it he said it was in a green and blue bag. >> Green and blue bag. Okay. >> All right. I'm going to throw you in here. >> I'm scared. Can you talk to me? How many What am I looking at? >> Okay. We'll figure it all out. >> What charges am I looking at? >> We'll figure it out. >> Can I please smoke a cigarette? >> Not right now. >> Please. >> Thank you. >> Please. Ma'am, can I please just smoke a cigarette? >> Not right now. Nope. Not right. Not right this second. Okay. We'll get We'll get stuff sorted out. Okay. >> Smoke before I go in. >> Possibly. We'll see what happens. Okay, that's kind of a >> It's dude from there. Okay. >> What is going on though? Why >> you're under arrest? >> What do you stole the car? >> I stole the car. >> Okay. Okay. Mariah, we'll figure it out. Okay. We'll figure it out. >> Mariah. Mariah, we'll figure it out. >> Mariah. Dude, I'm going to kill this mother. >> Mariah, we'll figure it out. >> Listen. Listen. Okay. right now. We have to make sure that >> someone Dude, >> maybe I misspoke. Okay, maybe I >> No. Can you Can I talk? >> We'll sort it out, Mariah. We'll sort it out. >> I will give the names to who? Okay, >> give her your name for a second. Start with your Do you have a middle name? >> We'll figure it out. Okay, we'll figure it out. >> A stolen car. >> We'll figure it out. He might have misspoke. We'll look into it. He might have misspoke. >> A stolen car. >> We'll figure it out. Mariah, what's your middle name? Perfect. All right, just give me one second. Let me touch base with a couple of my partners. Okay. >> A stolen car. We'll figure it out. No, no, not right now. >> Mariah was taken to the Milwaukee County Jail after officers secured her and searched the Mustang. Investigators found 18 aluminum foil bindles that later tested positive for fentinel. She was ultimately found guilty of fleeing or eluding an officer, resulting in bodily harm or property damage and operating a vehicle without the owner's consent, receiving 4 years in prison, 5 years of extended supervision, and $7,785 in restitution. April 2nd, 2024, an afternoon pursuit involving a reported stolen pickup truck moved through Alhhamra, California as the driver continued traveling recklessly through residential streets. The pursuit eventually drew attention after the suspect abandoned the truck and attempted to escape on foot on Commonwealth Street at 7. You see the vehicle is slowing for traffic. That's a good sign. There's no vehicles behind him and at least for now, Philip, the uh pursuit for the most part had been cancelled. You see that patrol car going by, but the air unit was canceled. CHP was canceled. If Alhamra PD is going to hop on this, we're still not sure. Uh, but certainly the suspect is [music] driving pretty erratically in some situations up to about 80 miles an hour. >> So, Scott, I heard you mention Alhamra PD. Do you believe that they have re-engaged or they're just kind of monitoring or was that just something that you saw? >> No, they're on them now. I can see it out the window and you'll see in a moment, but there's a PD car coming pretty quick right behind him. Now, open up a little bit, Marcel. I we saw him top of your screen there's the Alhamra PD unit I believe and then you see the suspect. So there's two of them now. I don't see an air unit overhead but they have engaged here. Uh the suspect is uh on Garfield Avenue headed southbound down back towards the 710. And now you see two patrol cars right behind him. And we do have some activity up ahead. Looks like maybe some construction or signal light that is stopped and some vehicles there. So, it'll see how the suspect drives in that type of situation when we come up on to stop traffic, but we've seen him take up pretty evasive maneuvers to try and get away. And now, Alhammer PD is right behind him. It looks like they figure they should be behind this guy and see if they can't get him to pull over and stop this. Looks like the patrol cars in the area here backed off for the moment. Um, so >> backed off or do you think maybe they've just pulled off to the side? Look at that. Well, they backed off in as much as they stopped following him. They were right behind him and they decided not to do that any longer. >> Um whether they backed off like they're not going to follow this at all any longer, I don't believe that is the case. But what they did was the patrol car that was right on his tail has decided uh you know supervisor told him that's enough of that I guess and they decided you know let this guy go. It's more dangerous to be right behind him. And uh >> when he comes into these inter >> when he comes into those intersections when there's those uh it looks like drainage ditches or whatever if he he he his rear wheels nearly popped up off of the ground in one of them and that that was right when the officers stop because he did like right in there. I think that might be one if he when he hits those going straight he runs the risk of losing control of the vehicle because he's hitting them at about 60 miles an hour and they're not meant for that >> through the gas station there. Yeah, there was a patrol car right there and he decided to just take off and get out of his way. So, it it appears to me Alhamra's decided we're backing off. We're not going to stay behind this guy. I believe an air unit is in route. Um vehicles now, >> somebody's house. I mean, this is a >> congested area and they you know, you're you're potentially [music] causing some significant harm or damage or injury. Uh so, yeah, I'm I'm every time we've seen [music] it, it's just it seems like he approaches the intersections too fast to try to pit him. And even if they did pit him [music] in those moments, it looks like it could cause more harm than anything else. And but then again, here you have this >> where he is navigating traffic and now he's stuck. >> It went into a dead end area. Yeah. And this we'll see if he makes a run for it. Backs out. Now the strategy though, you know, if you had a patrol car right behind him, this would be over. >> Yeah. >> You'd have three patrol cars parked there. It wouldn't be over, but he might try and run. Oh boy, look at this guy. Is this guy have any idea that this truck's being pursued? I wonder or it's just like hey I'm pulling in here. Get out of my way. >> Um it's it's hard to say. Oh and he knocked over just knocked over a power pole. >> Yeah. There's a power pole. I can't see if there's tele but and now he's going in front of that tree to try and get back on the street. So this guy's desperate to get away. And there's a patrol car. >> Yeah. Boy. Almost got him right there. Philip, I think if he'd have been able to hit the back of that vehicle, we could have had it stopped. Well, that was either either a [music] telephone pole or it was probably not a power pole. You're right. But it did look like it was the wire. It hit the wires that were above that [music] might have been phone >> travel south. So, it'll be interesting to see how they decide to handle this. But they certainly don't have near as many units in the area as they had earlier. >> Well, they you know what one of the things that I saw when he got stuck in that parking lot was how quickly there was an officer there. So they're, as you mentioned, they're not necessarily right behind him, but they're in the neighborhood and they're able to get to him quickly, but look at these these turns he's making. He's picking up speed again. Uh the vehicle is going to be damaged. Uh you can't really see it, but when he the way he hit that pole, I did see a bit of a wrinkle maybe on the side panel. Uh but but but underneath it's it's going he's going to have some damage to that vehicle, but it doesn't seem to be affecting the way the the truck is handling at all. >> Wow. Look at that. up onto the sidewalk and you wonder why there's nobody behind him. There was a truck in the way at that intersection up in front of these homes and then content to stay on the sidewalk and not get right onto the street and now turn back to the north. So, boy, you know, just in the last couple of minutes, the driving has gotten extremely erratic. And I think they may take that into consideration, Philip. You know, we had the patrol cars behind the vehicle and they decided to back off. But now with no one behind the vehicle, he seems to be more aggressive and driving at a higher rate of speed. So they may start to change their strategy a little bit and say they got to get around. Aren't even right behind him. He the erratic behavior is just [music] something that we can't figure out what he's doing because nobody was chasing and yet he drove down a sidewalk and through the grass and if somebody had just happened to be coming out of that house or that apartment at the time, it could have been met with tragic consequences. Yeah, it's been extremely dangerous from time to time. The suspect driving at high rates of speed right through some of these intersections and uh streets here that uh where there are homes and a residential area. So, I'm go right by a bicyclist. There's a lot of folks out. You know, such a gorgeous day. To be outside right now is just so wonderful. Some kids are out on spring break as you mentioned. And we had it going the suspect going at extremely high rate of speed for absolutely no reason it seemed. Now, we stopped for a moment. This has happened about three or four times in the past. We sort of speculated that maybe he's doing that to see if there's any patrol cars behind him. If anybody actually comes up behind him because he stops for a little bit and then he takes off. There's a bicyclist going by. Took a look at the guys like, "Why are you stopped in the street?" I wouldn't think that he would know that this individual is being pursued because there's no patrol cars around. And as I look around, there's no patrol cars headed this way right now. LA County has a helicopter overhead. So they have radioed in exactly where this individ I I I would totally agree with you. You can't second guess law enforcement because this is a good idea generally to just back off because most of these suspects settle down, drive safely, and eventually just get rid of the vehicle and go back to, you know, feeling like they can get away. Uh, but this person unfortunately has not really decided to drive safely. Were those >> incoming motorcycle lanes >> officers there on the side there >> that he just drove by? >> Officer there. That was the spot where he backed up into that telephone pole that we just saw a moment ago. So that gives you an idea. He's just staying in the exact same place. I mean, within three or four blocks, he's been through the three or four blocks, I would say, you know, at least half a dozen, if not a dozen times now, coming past all the same homes. So, if he knows this area, uh, you know, who knows at this point in time, uh, but law enforcement still is content to just completely back off on this individual and, uh, you know, as you mentioned, hopefully makes a run for it, just gets out of the vehicle, and then there would >> The suspect was detained after leaving the reported stolen vehicle while a man from the neighborhood appeared to intervene and pull him away from a woman who had been hugging him. The woman was also taken into custody, although her role in the incident remained unclear in the available information. On March 19th, 2024, Arkansas State Trooper Brady P. Knuckles was patrolling Highway 247 while looking for wanted suspect Donna Richards, who had three warrants, including two felony warrants for trafficking a controlled substance. When Trooper Knuckles recognized Richards driving a Chevrolet Cavalere and attempted a traffic stop, she refused to stop. pull on the residence here. 34 come down here. All right, we're going through the woods here. You going to back Devil's Creek? I tried TVI. I'm going back to the woods. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW. [screaming] >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS, [ __ ] >> YOU MOVE. I'LL SHOOT YOU. >> You get the over here right now. >> PLEASE, SIR. DON'T >> GET OVER HERE NOW. >> DIRECTING. I'm not sure if he's in a vehicle or on foot. His >> truck is MESSED UP, SIR. GET over here now. >> Shut up. >> J 1063 direct traffic for J32. J34. J32. Clarify. I got one TV. I'd want a gunpoint. J37 247 heading back towards 213 Hattyville. Golden Chevy Cavalere Adam Robert Charles 65 John She's trying to break check here. She's off in the field here. >> Right now Chevy Cavalier off >> down >> 1047. >> I don't know if they're going to be able to go to that vehicle fire. I did ask if they needed assistance and they said if they have anybody around that area or if we have anybody around that area. Again, that's north off 213 off 247. >> Okay, I lost her here. I'll try to get back. 36. Go back towards take a loop here. Why don't you get up on 124? >> Okay, I got the vehicle here. Should probably get back on st Let me see your hands. LET ME SEE YOUR HAND. I'LL SHOOT YOU RIGHT NOW. >> Get on the ground right now. What' you swallow? What' you swallow? Day 32 Clark. I got one 1015. T's deployed. Give me a 1016. She swallowed some on me. Put your hands behind your back. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK, DONNA. >> 32 Clark. She said 105. He needs a 1016 because she swallowed something. >> 32 Clarks for one on me. I'm not sure what you did on your I want to die now. You don't want to die. >> 10. I need you to get to me right now. >> I want to die now. Please let me die. Please let me die. >> I'm trying to save you. >> No, I don't want to die. I want to die. I want to die. I want to die. >> You're not dying. >> I want to die. >> I'm not letting you die. >> No. Please. Please. Please let me go. Let me go. Please don't. You need a lot more than that. You need a lot more than that. I'm going to need a helicopter out here. clerk, can you use the coordinates on the map and call survival flight and have them head that way? And you'll probably have to get with the county to get a landing zone for somewhere in that area. Donna, Donna, hey, wake up. Wake up. >> J I was talking to county. They're getting first responders in Ralph to coordinate a LZ for >> Donna. Wake up. Donna, wake up. Wake up. >> You're not dying. >> [screaming] >> You're not. I'll keep narcanning you. You're not dying. Stay awake. Donna Richards was later taken for medical treatment after telling the trooper she had swallowed heroin and she was reported to be stable afterward. Richards faced charges including felony fleeing, tampering with physical evidence, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, reckless driving, fictitious tags, driving on a suspended license, fleeing on foot, and disorderly conduct along with additional traffic offenses. Tuesday, April 30th, 2024, North Little Rock. Police responded to a disturbance involving firearms after a woman reported that two armed men had arrived at her residence. One of the men, later identified as Terry Young Truit, was accused of confronting her with a firearm and striking her with it during the dispute. >> All right, we'll check east on this approach. No traffic 36 southbound turn on Pike. No traffic. 45 mph. All right, we made a ride on hollow. They're driving down southwalk. There's no traffic. All >> [screaming] >> right. Got a lot of cargo. Watch out. We got 115. We got another I don't know where they went. We got something short. Got [screaming] a lot of passenger. Give me a hand. You're going to get solo. Lay down, dog. I didn't >> Young Truit and Braden Crump were later taken into custody with officers also recovering a firearm reportedly connected to Crump. The available report does not provide the final list of charges or sentencing outcome, but the allegations could support charges involving aggravated assault, aggravated robbery or theft, firearm offenses, and fleeing from law enforcement. Sunday, August 14th, 2022, deputies in Georgia were searching for an Orange Dodge Challenger that had been reported stolen near Gross Lake Parkway. When deputies located the vehicle and attempted to stop it, the driver accelerated away, turning a stolen vehicle investigation into a pursuit. >> Careful. We're all right here at the front. So, we got he comes. >> Here comes my team. Radio. We are 1080. >> 1080 left on top. >> 90 29. Ready. We are 1080. >> Stop. >> Stop six are good. Stop six are good. We're going left on Fair View. Left on Fair View. want to talk to any >> who's Hey, who's behind me? >> R speeds are about 80. It's occupied two times. I think we got all four of them. We're coming up to Salem. >> Continue straight across Salem. Continue straight across. Straight southbound 91 radio cleared. It was a successful uh stop here at Parkway. We have brought down by now. >> Well, we got two troopers with us as well. >> 1050. 1050. >> Get out OF THE CAR. [screaming] STAY DOWN. Stay down. Don't move. Do not move. I'lling shoot you. Get your ass on the ground. Get youring ass on the ground right now. >> Put your head behind your back. You're under arrest, mother. You got hand, brother? >> YES. GOT HIM. GOOD. GET UP. Get up. You're under arrest. Do you understand? >> That's cool. >> You have 104. >> Thank you for wrecking cuz you might I might have to wreck you anyway. >> Nope. I can't hear you. What? >> You can. >> You know, if you'd have just stopped, you'd have been a lot better off. >> Said if you' just stop, you'd have been a lot better off. Sit down. That's coming. Uh-huh. Yes. Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> You know you can't shoot me. I ain't had no gun. >> Well, I didn't shoot you, did I? >> You going You said you shoot my ass. >> I did because I couldn't see your hands at that point. >> We already knew there was a gun in the car. The driver was arrested and transported to the Newton County Sheriff's Office while a juvenile passenger fled on foot and was caught a short distance away. Georgia State Patrol recovered a firearm from the vehicle and handled charges against the juvenile. The available report states that there were no reported injuries or property damage at the scene. Thursday, July 27th, 2023, Arkansas State Police stopped paying attention to a defective tail lamp for long when a silver Hyundai Sonata refused to stop near Highway 65. Trooper First Class Robert Nie had initially attempted the traffic stop because the vehicle's left tail light was damaged and displaying a white light to the rear. >> Silver Hyundai car standby for the T. Adam King William 78 IDA. Adam King William 78. >> Yeah. Silver. CFS received. See if this comment. You will notify the county if they have somebody on this way. Yeah. We're still at 58 miles an hour right now. Traffic's there's nothing else out right now. He just threw something out. I don't know what it was. It was went all over my car. All right, turn right on Banner Mountain Road. 38 running out. I'm trying to get up. He's swerving all over road. Try to prevent me from pitting him out. What kind of vehicle is it? >> It's a silver pasture. Where you at? All right, we're going back northbound. There's a single white male in the car. They're going back. Yeah, we're going back northbound. >> We're at here at the grocery store in Shirley. >> Stick your hands out the car and leave him right there. Driver, get out. Get out of the car right now. Passenger, keep your hands up. Keep your hands up right there. Walk back to me. Turn around. >> Anybody Is there anybody else in that car? >> All right. You come over here from far. Is there anything on you? No. >> Hold tight right there. Is there anything on you? >> No. >> Get up. >> Boy, that's dumb. >> Go ahead. Too clear that you watch him. Yeah, we're two. >> The driver, Braden Joseph Duncan, was arrested along with front seat passenger Nina Clark after the pursuit ended. Duncan was charged with felony fleeing, first offense littering for throwing an object from the vehicle and defective or improper tail lamps and reflectors. The vehicle sustained rear-end damage while the patrol unit suffered minor bumper damage. On October 12th, 2025, a Dodge County deputy in Wisconsin spotted a blue pickup traveling on the wrong side of the road in Juno and nearly striking parked vehicles. The truck was also moving at nearly twice the posted speed limit and ignoring stop signs, giving the deputy plenty of reasons to investigate. Turning on street, a blue ramp. Reason for stop is all over the road. No traffic 70 coming up the western going north on western off the road. He's back on the road. Still no traffic. Roads are dry. 1050 for 820. >> Uh, we're watch EMS. Fire EMS on fire. D. I got fire underneath the truck. I have not had contact with anybody in the vehicle yet. You >> want to make an approach right away? >> Yep. Sound moving up. We're moving up. >> Okay, sounds good. I got cover. Grab the door. Hey, police. >> Got a knife on it. Somebody get around the other side here. I got it. Brad, cover me. I got you. I got you. Go ahead. I got it. >> He's got it. He's got it. Got fire inside. Where's he at? Nobody in there. Where is he? in the back. >> Chuck, get the back. >> Keep spraying it. I got him right here. Got him right here. Get that fight. >> Got to get him away from that fire. >> I got his legs. He's breathing. He's moving his head. He's moving his head. >> Hey, man. What's your name? >> Yeah. Dylan. >> Dylan. >> Yeah. >> All right. What hurts, man? [clears throat] >> Let's get him away from the >> 23 edge. He's talking med flight. >> Let's get him away from here. >> I'm only asking what I should be playing. >> No, just stand up. We got to get you away from the car. Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> We got you. Just stand up. Okay, let's go. Come on. Get away from this. >> Keep going. >> Get him over here. >> Okay. >> I'm asking off what PS. >> Go ahead. You can sit on this. >> I think we should be fine. If they want to come out just to confirm nobody else is saying he's not going. Okay. Have a seat right here, partner. Dylan Pouyus, 23, was later taken to the Dodge County Jail after receiving medical care and testing showed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.31. In April 2026, he pleaded no contest to felony fleeing an officer and third offense operating while intoxicated. He received 12 months in state prison followed by 30 months of extended supervision plus 9 months in the Dodge County Jail for the operating while intoxicated conviction with the remaining charges dismissed but read in. That brings this pursuit to an end, but it is far from the last time a routine encounter will turn into something much bigger. Be sure to check out the next video for another chase with a completely different outcome. Thanks for watching and subscribe to stay with the channel for more pursuit footage and commentary.