On May 8th, 2026 deputies in Wisconsin got an alert about a stolen vehicle from Illinois cruising up Interstate 41 with a reputation for slipping away from police. The driver, 23-year-old Anthony Wells, briefly played along with a traffic stop before deciding that another interstate escape attempt sounded like a better afternoon plan. Put your hands up. Turn the car off. the golf 101 1080 took off northbound left traffic medium. We're right now a chance to take him off the road. Do it. Never mind. 1050 1050 and >> 153 1050. by 1050. My squad's on a commission. >> Roll over. Roll over. Send EMS. My squad is on mission. >> Holy [ __ ] >> Roll over. Roll over. Send EMS. Heat. Heat. 101 will take EMS up here. I don't know what the intersection is. Uh we ended up ramming the vehicle. It uh rolled over in the ditch to patients. >> Zlay road. >> I copy. We adise Wnebago. They are sending EMS to Z and clear. >> Copy. Two patients. >> Copy. 95. check where they would like your unit. >> By the time the chaos finally stopped in a Wnebago County Field, Wells and Passenger Crystal Ultacus were both in custody while firefighters dealt with the burning vehicle nearby. Wells was booked on charges including fleeing and eluding reckless endangering safety and delivering illegal articles by inmate. Chicas was also jailed on charges tied to fleeing police reckless endangerment and drug possession offenses. September 2nd, 2023 started with Florida troopers spotting a black Genesis G70 allegedly participating in illegal street racing around Hillsboro County. Instead of accepting a traffic stop, the driver treated public roads like a late night video game lobby with real consequences attached. weather clear. He's going to the medium point. He's back on the road. 10:00 tag. Alpha X-ray 04 Juliet Sierra hit hiting [screaming] No. Hands up. No. 1650. Got two at gunpoint. Can I get 94, please? >> White female Hispanic mic. >> White female Hispanic mic. >> Stop reaching now. Don't [ __ ] reach anything. Crazy. How the hell would you run and get yourself killed? >> I was scared. >> You were scared? You want to What are you thinking? You're going to get yourself killed. Especially you have aing passenger. Are you kidding me? Do you not care about her life or your life? You guys serious? Just dumb. Keep your hands up. Get up. Get up. Get up and get on the [ __ ] Get on the ground now. 1650. Passenger front right. I seen the passenger car right now. Hands up. 1650. >> I got one. 1015. >> Yeah. No, I got him. >> Thank you guys. Oh, great. And there's a gun, too. That's just wonderful. 2306. >> The pursuit wrapped up with the driver being hauled off to the Hillsboro County Jail while troopers discovered a firearm inside the car after the arrest. Authorities charged him with street racing, reckless driving and fleeing and eluding after investigators said he showed complete disregard for everyone else on the road that night. On March 9th, 2026, Chicago officers were hunting for a white Mercedes connected to an earlier expressway shooting that had already rattled the city. Investigators later identified the driver as 42-year-old Derek Jordan, who allegedly turned an attempted stop in Humbled Park into a violent and fastm moving confrontation. >> Where'd he go? Which way? >> Oh, he's behind us. Behind us. Behind us. He's in the alley. He's going back to Homeman. Back to Homeman in the alley. >> He's stuck. >> In the alley. Going back to Homeman. >> Currently stuck by a bus facing Chicago. Get in the car. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> Kill the car. Shots fired. I got it. Hey, watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. The window for murder. Give me cover. Give me >> I got his hands. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Where'd he go? Which way? Which way? Northbound trouble 104. >> Oh, he's behind us. Behind us. Behind us. He's in the alley. He's going back to Homeman. Back to Homeman. In the alley. >> He's stuck. >> In the going back to home. >> Currently stuck by a bus facing Chicago. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> Get out. Get out of the car. Fire. Shots fired. >> I got it. I got it. Hey, move back. Hey, hey, hey. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. The window. for murder. >> You need cover. Give me a >> I got his hands. Okay. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. Watch out. Watch out. Get out of [screaming] the car. I'll kill you. I'll kill you. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out, buddy. Watch out. Break the window. >> I got his hand. I got his hand. He's good. Break the window. Break the window. >> Roll EMS. I got his hands. It's okay. I got his hands. >> He's working. Get back. Get back. Get back. >> All right. The car's on first. >> He's good. He's good. Get him out. >> Grab the gun. Just come. It >> wanted for murder, bro. The encounter ended with Jordan being transported to Mount Sinai Hospital where he later did not make it while investigators recovered a firearm from inside the Mercedes. The civilian office of Police Accountability continues reviewing the shooting as attorneys for Jordan's family argue officers escalated the situation unnecessarily during the attempted arrest. May 23rd, 2021, Georgia troopers spotted two motorcycles weaving recklessly through Interstate 85 traffic at speeds that sounded more appropriate for a racetrack than downtown Atlanta. One rider vanished from sight, but the second rider, later identified as Tyler Arent, kept the pursuit alive across multiple counties while aviation units tracked him from above. My two motorcycles. >> Yeah, we're 1080 times two. Both motorcycles far left lane. >> You want to stay with one in particular? >> Oh, come on. AD >> still going to be 400. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. Let me see which one. Uh probably this guy in the back. He looks like the worst rider. So, we'll try try him out. 85 approaching approach rider black hoodie multiolor helmet passing shamper. 1097 traffic got Dietly [clears throat and laughter] politely north approaching Steve Boulevard nearby. All right, he's getting off. Getting off onto Pleasant Hill [laughter] going to go right northbound. >> Eastbound Pleasant Hill 43. >> I'm out of it. I couldn't get over. >> Oh, 77. I'm still riding. Where we at? Phoenix continuing. >> Where's the hill in shaller? >> Souththeast. >> South. Hey, I see him coming up on >> I'm riding with GSV still on maybe on here. >> Should be out of gas. >> He's slowing up a lot. >> Hey, troopers with I still got him. Just drive north. Oh man. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. Get ready. Get ready. Get ready. Keep your belt. Keep your belt. School road. Slowing down towards the intersection. Pleasant Hill and Lawrenceville Highway. Taking a right. Going to go left on Lville Highway. >> He got a gun. He has a gun. He has a gun. He's got a gun. >> He has a weapon. 797 has a weapon. Use caution. Still westbound. Get ready. Get ready. Get ready. Get ready. broken. Anything hurt? >> All right. >> Your leg. Okay. All right, man. No problem. [ __ ] My bad. >> Sit up, boss. There you go. [snorts] >> Where's the ID at? Right there. Pockets. All right, man. What's your name, boss? >> Tyler want you. [snorts] >> What you run for, Tyler? >> I really don't know. >> 797. I believe they are good. Go back to 39. We're going to head back to the city, but they're good. >> Arent was eventually taken into custody and turned over to Atlanta police for transport to the Fulton County Jail after the motorcycle pursuit finally ran out of momentum. Officers also recovered a firearm during the arrest, adding another layer to a chase that already had troopers talking like exhausted sports commentators afterward. January 10th, 2026. Tennessee Highway Patrol officers were already chasing a Chevrolet pickup with suspicious plates when Arkansas State Police joined the party near Interstate 55. Investigators soon discovered the truck's tags belonged to an entirely different vehicle, which somehow made the situation even less promising for driver Terry Grant. >> Show me your primary Tennessee boy David Moa 939. We're heading to Broadway right now. TVI TV. TVI. He's still on the road. Did you get a flight? >> Is it on the map? >> He's on Broadway near South >> Broadway. Okay. Street right down the road. Several city units look like they're in route. >> Two GHB units in front of me. I'm third. [screaming] >> Everybody get off the radio. He's got units with him on the radio. Grant surrendered after the pickup was finally ly forced off the roadway and was later identified as driving on a revoked Tennessee license. He was booked on charges including fleeing fictitious license plates and driving while his license was revoked. His bond was set at $250,000. On January 24th, 2021, a Georgia trooper noticed a silver Ford Mustang drifting through its lane with a license plate that belonged to a completely different vehicle. Driver Anthony Cory Swansy initially stopped long enough to make the trooper think the traffic stop might stay peaceful before suddenly flooring it down rural roads 663 1080 cross headed towards silver and colored Mustang. >> We're making a left on this road right here. crossing over State Route One. Thank you. 1050 1050 >> Get up. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. You're at gunpoint. Show me your hands. Get out the car and show me your hands. Now get on the ground. Get on the ground now. I said get on the ground. On your stomach. On your stomach. Get your hands behind your back. Come on. What are you doing, man? Hello. Is there anybody else in the car? Excuse me. I can't hear you. Come up on your knees. [snorts] You got any weapons on you? Is there anything in the car? Are you hurt? That was a hell of a crash, man. Are you hurt? Are you sure? Dang it, man. What's that? >> Uh, maybe. >> Hey, come on. Watch. >> Swans's run ended in the woods after the Mustang crashed off a dead-end road. And he later admitted he fled because his license was suspended and he did not want to lose a new job. He was transported to the Troop County Jail after investigators also learned the vehicle lacked insurance and carried mismatched registration plates. Monday, April 13th, 2026, Milwaukee police were searching for a vehicle connected to a homicide investigation and a separate shots fired incident that had unfolded earlier the same day. Officers later identified the driver as 31-year-old Nicholas Meslowski, who allegedly decided that crashing the vehicle was only the beginning of the confrontation. >> Crash crash crash. Oh, he hit his car pretty good. >> Oh, he's losing control. He's losing control. Crash, crash, crash, crash. Two more spots. 1050. [screaming] >> Fire. We have shots fired in fire. Get out. >> Hey. >> Shots fired. >> Hey, get on the ground. [groaning] >> His hands are up. His hands are up. Get down. >> Are you okay? Are you okay? Get back. Are you okay? Anyone else in the car? >> Okay. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get back. >> Turn over. >> Securb that pistol. Secure the pistol. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. >> Everybody okay? Check yourself. More spots. 10. I got >> Oh [ __ ] Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Hands. >> Hands. [screaming] Get them up. Hands. Get them off. Police. [screaming] Police. Hands. Get them up. Double hands. >> Check. >> Hey, are all you guys okay? >> Are you guys okay? >> Hey, check on everyone. >> Hey, is anyone hit? Are you guys all okay? >> Are [screaming] okay. Hey, >> after the crash and exchange of gunfire, Mazlowski was transported to a hospital where he later did not make it while officers recovered multiple firearms from the scene. Investigators also confirmed that another person injured in the collision survived, and records showed Mlowski had only recently been released from prison months earlier. September 24th, 2022, an Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop a Tahoe for expired tags and quickly realized the driver had absolutely no intention of making the paperwork easy. The pursuit itself was strangely calm at first with speeds staying relatively low, while the driver casually kept rolling down the highway like traffic laws were merely friendly suggestions. Don't hit your brakes. Are you serious? Speeds are 63. They've had their blinker on. I don't know that it's supposed to be their flash or something. Initial reason for stop was expire tags 31. You're going to stick prawberry on this when you get told right here calling it speed. You still >> 031. If you want to pit now that slow as we're going you can try piping animals all over. >> Hey, shut up. Let me see your hand. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Any weapons in the vehicle? >> Why didn't you stop? >> Yes, sir. I was trying to get somewhere. >> No, that's not an excuse. You should have stopped. >> I was pulling over. >> You should stop. >> No, you weren't. Get out. >> Sorry, but I won't. >> Get out. >> I can't. Why? >> Well, undo your seat. >> Is there anybody in this back seat? >> Watch your eyes. >> All right. Now, crawl out. >> [ __ ] Come on. Come on. Get out. Come on. You got to get out. >> Right here. Quit talking. >> Quit talking. All y'all had to do was stop, guys. All you had to do was stop [ __ ] stop, man. >> All you had to do was stop pulling. >> Right, dude. It was overexpired tag. >> Freaking tag. >> I was going to hurt him or me. >> Are y'all okay? Do y'all need ambulance? I'm straight, man. I told a dumb ass [ __ ] pull a dumb ass stupid [ __ ] man. >> Hey, driver, do you Hey, do you need an ambulance? Dumb ass. Yeah, we got one coming anyway. >> That this is a joke, right? >> What's your name? >> Jones. John Jones. >> John, my name is Drew Morph. That's Trooper Grant. We both work for state police. >> When I l you up back here, it was for spire tags. You didn't see it. Are you going to lie to No. Are you going to lie to What do you mean you didn't see it? >> Have you lost your mind until you turn the music on? >> That's not a suggestion. That means stop what I tell you to. Sir, I was >> That's what happens when you don't. >> Sir, >> stupid. >> This is the stupidest thing I've seen. >> I was pulling I was going to pull over, sir. >> You have any common sense, >> sir? I was going to pull over and he bumped me. >> I'm sure you were. I'm sure you were about to pull over. >> Yes, sir. I was about to get going to look real. >> Yeah, you going to pull over in a jail cell. >> That's where you about to go. >> Congratulations, sir. >> No, sir. You're going to jail, so you might as well just >> You're going to be in cuff right now for >> Yeah. >> John Jones. >> What's your birthday, John? >> 87 of 86. >> Oh, there's no one else in there. Just making sure. >> No, I looked in the back seat. Watch your knee. >> Yeah, that's stupid, man. Luckily, y'all didn't get hurt. >> Well, you got to understand, too. >> Pick your arms up here. I'm going to grab your phone and your light so you don't drop it. >> Like I said, you stay chill. You get out of these cuffs. >> The chase ended with the SUV overturned in a ditch and both occupants taken into custody while medics checked them for minor injuries. Investigators later connected driver John Jones to an active warrant and troopers spent the aftermath complaining about the mountain of paperwork now waiting for them back at the office. On May 12th, 2022, a Monroe County sergeant clocked a speeding Toyota entering the Florida Keys and expected a routine traffic stop to follow. Instead, driver Janiah Douglas kept cruising for miles while later insisting she thought the patrol vehicle was simply trying to get through traffic. traffic 47 Abra. Control 15 car. 2043. Get out of the cart. Put your hands up. >> Get out of your car. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Oh, I'm going to call the car. >> Good. I hope so. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. Pull up. >> I can't. Let me get it off. >> I'm getting it off. What? >> Out of the car. >> You call whoever you want to call. What the Oh, yeah. I can't wait to call my mom. >> Dude, I'm glad. Why didn't you stop? >> I didn't know you were me over. What? You >> really for about five miles? >> Five miles. Can I get my phone? >> You can't get nothing. >> Oh, can you get my um license out of here? >> Show you. >> I'm calling my mom. Oh, I can't wait. >> And I'm late for work. >> So, that's why you're driving 100 miles an hour. >> I'm driving. >> Have a seat. Oh, and your car is dirt. >> Have a good one. >> You have a good one. The Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I can't wait for this. I never been behind a police car. >> Yes. Remove my car and turn my car off cuz I just paid for gas. >> Credit. >> Oh, yeah. What? Which? Um, can you call my mom while I'm in here? And can you call my job too while I'm in here so I can tell them that I just got arrested? Can you do both for me? >> Just hold tight. Can you do the first second one for me first before cuz I got to be working in three minutes. >> Hold on a second. >> Oh, and I hope he don't pop my tires. >> So, this whole thing started because you're late for work. >> No, I'm already late now. So, it's no I'm late for work. You just put me in freaking handcuffs and pointed a gun at me. Oh, that is rhetorical right there. >> All right. Where's your driver's license at? >> Inside the car, which I tried to grab. >> Go ahead and uh open a call for this Coast Guard reference. the migrant of sugar being around that way. >> And don't read my card information. >> I know you line. >> Can you tell him to wind the window up? A lot of like >> I'm sorry. What ma'am? >> Can you tell him the wind? No, not you. Him. My car. >> He's going to take care of your car >> cuz it's a lot of bugs out here. Yeah, he's going to take care. Douglas eventually ended up in handcuffs while repeatedly worrying about missing work and asking officers to contact both her mother and employer. Deputies arrested her for failing to stop after the pursuit turning what could have been a simple speeding citation into a trip to jail and one unforgettable shift delay. One evening, a heavily intoxicated man decided the best possible use of a public sidewalk was screaming at officers who were already busy handling another situation nearby. Sergeant Canberg spent several painfully patient minutes, asking the man to simply back away while the man instead treated the encounter like an audition for worst decision maker of the night. >> That's right. >> Don't put your hands out. >> Actually, you're the me. What is the address here? >> You don't need to yell at me, sir. You need to tell me what the address here. >> Okay. >> Tell me what the address >> address is right here. 525 West. >> It's 5.15. >> 525 West. >> 525. >> Who do you think you are? >> Just tell me that. >> U My name is Sergeant Canber. >> Sergeant Sergeant? >> Yes. >> Sergeant what? >> Kanberg. >> Canberg. >> Yes, sir. >> Camber. >> Close. Canberg. Can >> Yes. >> C A K. >> Just watch. >> Sir, could you step away from me, please? >> I probably won't. >> Okay. Could you step away from me, please? I'm asking very nicely. >> Your reach is far enough to me. >> Okay. Could you step away from me? >> No. I think you're far away. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. You're about ready to be arrested. >> Step away from me, please. >> Kelly. Kelly, >> step away from me. >> Just watch him. >> All right. >> Watch him, Kelly. He's >> Okay, sir. I've asked you to step away. I dare you to touch me. >> I dare you to not be arrested. >> I dare you to touch me. Touch me from me, please. >> Touch me. >> I dare you to [ __ ] touch me. I dare you to touch me. Touch me. >> Can you step away from me, please? >> No. No. I will stand right here on the sidewalk. Public sidewalk. And I dare you to goddamn touch me. >> I have nothing. You have no idea what's going on here. >> You have to touch me. >> And keep your hands out of my face, please. >> And touch me. Thank you. >> Touch me. >> Could you stay? >> All of this is being recorded. Touch you right now. No, mother. >> Do you want to go to jail tonight or not? >> I'm not going to go to jail. >> If you keep up the attitude, you got to go. Stay away from me. >> Touch me. >> Okay. >> Touch me. >> Touch me right now. >> Now, right now, I'm dealing with this other gentleman here. >> You're hindering and delaying. No, I don't shake hands with you. >> What does that mean? >> I'm not shaking hands with you. >> What did you just say? I'm going to ask >> I'm hindering an investigation. >> No. >> Are you serious? >> I'm dealing with this gentleman here. >> I'm going to ask you to step away. >> Thank you. >> You know what? You are not a law enforcement. >> I'm ask you to step away. >> You are You are not an a law enforcement officer. Do you understand? Step away from me. Do you understand that you are not away from No. Don't touch me. Do not touch me. >> Do you understand that you are not a law enforcement investigator? >> 220. Could you start me? Step away from me. >> You [ __ ] If you hit me like that again, I will you up. Do you understand that? >> Step away from me. >> Do not touch you, [ __ ] >> Step away from me. Under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Calm down, dude. >> I'm under arrest, [ __ ] Really? >> Post. already stood up. >> Sir. >> Hey. No. Don't go. >> Sir, have a seat. >> Sir, have a seat on the ground. >> Don't touch me until I record you. >> Have a seat on the ground. >> Have a seat on the ground. >> Do not touch me until >> Thank you very much. >> Do not touch me. >> Get on your stomach. >> Get away from them, please. >> All right, they're recording me. >> Have a seat on your stomach. >> Put your arms out to the side. You're under arrest. >> Put your arms out to the side, sir. >> That's right. >> You're under arrest. Hey, Kelly, just stay on the line. Okay, >> please stay on the line. Stay online. >> The situation finally ended with officers placing the man under arrest after repeated threats and aggressive behavior toward law enforcement. Even after being taken to the ground, he continued yelling while officers worked to safely secure him and clear the scene without further escalation. April 20th, 2022, Arkansas State Police troopers found themselves chasing suspects who apparently believed hiding in a bank drive-thru was a solid escape strategy. The pursuit pushed past 113 mph before troopers closed the gap and reminded everyone involved that Arkansas highways are not ideal places for disappearing acts. in the middle 15 to central. Can you guys work on getting our channels back? Heat. Heat. 214 continuing on service roads are 30 mph. garage parking lot. You got around the parking lot. >> I got fast. Thought you didn't get away, didn't you? Stand up. >> Difference is we're Arkansas State Police. >> Try that again. We got to follow those in custody. >> Once the suspects were detained, troopers began searching nearby areas for anything that may have been tossed from the vehicle during the chase. Investigators also suspected the car could have been carrying narcotics, while officers joked afterward that the suspects clearly underestimated who was chasing them. April 18th, 2025, police in Los Angeles began pursuing a white Ford Mustang tied to a possible domestic violence and kidnapping investigation out of Hollywood. The suspect spent the morning darting across freeways, driving into oncoming traffic, and making every commuter in West Los Angeles question why they even left home that day. Vehicle could spin out. It could run into another car. It's just so dangerous for the general public cuz we're still seeing speeds extremely high. I would say 60 70 miles an hour as we make our way to the end of the 90 freeway here. I think we're going to hit Lincoln in a moment if I'm not mistaken. And the vehicle is going to become very difficult to control trying to swerve in and out of traffic. Uh we just hope that some innocent person doesn't get hurt here. And now backing up trying to go around the big rig. Uh certainly there's a patrol car right behind this individual. We haven't seen the car hit another vehicle yet, but certainly they've come so close and they're desperate to get away. So, it's almost inevitable if this continues, the suspect is going to run into another vehicle. Oh, might be in the might. Yeah, I thought for a minute there maybe it was that wouldn't be able to move any further, but the suspect has stopped. Uh, we're at the end of the 90 freeway right before Lincoln, and you can see officers behind their open doors for protection. They have their weapons out, and right now they're just trying to see if they can't get the suspect out of that vehicle [music] uh without incident. They're trying to get other traffic diverted so no one's in harm's way if the suspect would come out and possibly ar be armed and this ended up in a shootout. They want to make sure the area is as safe as possible. But right now, they're waiting for the suspect to get out of that vehicle. And once again, it's a domestic violent suspect, possibly uh involved with a kidnapping and it sounds like uh reports are that they believe a female in the passenger seat. So, we really don't know exactly what's going on inside that vehicle right now, but they're certainly hoping they can get the individuals out of there without incident here because it's extremely dangerous. Guns are drawn, CHP and LAPD officers right behind the vehicle. Absolutely. I mean, that obviously the suspect is desperate, the driver, and anytime you hear someone maybe reaching under the seat, there you go. Open up the door. I was going to try and come around with the helicopter and look through the front windshield, but you do have the suspect exiting the driver and it appears at this point in time he is communicating with officers behind him. We hope that he continues to come out of that vehicle without making any uh you know threats towards officers. That's the real concern. If the suspect would have a weapon, wouldn't obey the officers, and they have to open fire and then you have some innocent person inside that vehicle, their life is in jeopardy as well. So, an extremely dangerous situation as the standoff continues right at the end of the 90 freeway. Uh hopefully the suspect will continue to obey the officer's commands, but right now he's out of the vehicle looking at officers, and you can see all the officers there with their guns drawn. Uh we hope this does not escalate. Yep. Yeah, he's coming out of the vehicle again. Correct. Here we go. Hopefully. No, very aggressive towards the officers. Um, in a situation like this, if they had a canine, they could let the canine go if they don't believe he has a weapon. But you can see the movements he's making towards the officers. We believe we believe so. But if he gets far enough away from the vehicle and they don't believe he's armed and the officers will either they'll rush him and take him out if they don't see that he's armed because they want that person that may be in that vehicle to be safe. But it looks like there they go. Exactly what I said they would do and they've done it. They've just rushed him. They have him now. They can open up that other door if they can get it unlocked. they can get that woman if it is a female in there out and they pretty much well it's locked. It has to be unlocked from the inside. They're trying as best they can but it's not easy when you're trying to subdue a suspect who's fighting you. Uh so it does look like they have her out safely and it does now appear that they have the suspect in custody. So something that we watched that certainly could have went south and [snorts] been extremely dangerous and could have hurt a lot of people has now ended. The suspect is in custody. Uh they're treating the woman. They're talking to the woman, at least at this po point in time, evaluating her, and the suspect is now in custody. And that's what what I was saying. Once the suspect got far away enough from the vehicle, and they believed he did not have a weapon. They're not going to rush him if he has a gun in his hand, but he didn't. They had the opportunity to rush him, and it worked out perfectly. >> The standoff finally ended in Marina del Rey after officers rushed the suspect and safely pulled both him and a female passenger from the vehicle. Authorities continued investigating the relationship between the pair while officers shut down major roads and sorted through a scene that could have ended far worse for everyone involved. On May 10th, 2025, Washington State Patrol troopers spotted a speeding vehicle flying across Interstate 5 near Seattle's Ship Canal Bridge in the early morning darkness. Seconds later, the driver caused a multi-vehicle crash, lost a tire, and still somehow decided the situation called for an escape attempt on foot from a 100 ft bridge. >> 453 Seattle attempting to stop the vehicle. He's in and out of traffic. He just collided with a vehicle and he's crashing out. 453 Seattle, north five, north of Lake View. He's start emergency traffic. He's just before ship canal >> 45 shadow. I'm in pursuit. Pitting the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. Hey, get out. Put your hands up now. Put your hands up. >> Stay right there. Do you understand? >> Stay right there. Turn around. Turn around. Walk back to the sound of my voice. >> I have one at gunpoint at gun. >> Who else is in the car? 45. I have the driver out of the vehicle. Passenger jumped over the bridge. >> Stay right there. Do you understand? >> Put your hands behind your back. on the ground. I'm switching the north from course 453 approaching. Do you have the person in custody yet? I have one detained at the moment. Not handcuffed. The passenger jumped over the bridge and he does not see alive. He's currently down on the street unconscious. Can you start aid? 113 vehicle was in collision with in the left lane 0305 Seattle 425 >> for aid. Uh the Mel is conscious but his left arm or corroing his right arm broken and his left leg's broken. The bones are sticking out of his skin. Uh he's not responsive but he's breathing. 25 0 30 >> 11 35 1. >> The driver did not survive the fall after jumping from the bridge while a passenger remained at the scene and was taken into custody by troopers. Investigators later confirmed the damaged vehicle was missing license plates and the crash remains under active investigation. September 16th, 2025. Franic callers in Miami Dade reported a man in a gray Honda Odyssey allegedly pointing a gun at people near a neighborhood grocery store. Deputies quickly tracked down 44year-old Joseé Paneda Jr. whose conversation with responding officers immediately took a sharp and dangerous turn. >> Office. What is the address of your emergency? >> Yes. 21630 Southwest 12th Avenue 216th Street. There's a guy in the Honda van at Davis. There's a guy at >> 6west 122 Avenue. Is this a house permit? >> Yes. 21630 Southwest 120 Avenue, 216 Davis Grocery. >> There's a guy in a Honda. There's a guy, a Cuban guy in a Honda van up here bad up. He pulling a gun out on everybody. Please send the police. Hurry up now. >> Let me see your hand. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. >> I ain't got no hands. >> Let me see your hands. >> I ain't got no hands. >> 3200. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Watch for crossfire. He's armed. >> He's in the car. He's in the car. Where is he? >> Hey, I got a subject down. Subject down. Subject down. >> Subject down. >> Hey, clear that car. Clear that car. >> Clear theing car. >> Get the kick the gun. >> Cops on them right now. Are you here? >> After the gunfire stopped, Peneda was transported to a hospital where he later did not make it while no deputies were injured during the exchange. State investigators are now reviewing the shooting as standard procedure following the armed confrontation in the Gul's neighborhood. March 27th, 2022, officers in Monroe County found themselves chasing a suspect who treated public roads intersections and even dirt paths like part of a personal rally course. Moderate traffic only added to the danger as the driver repeatedly changed direction and forced officers to coordinate carefully to avoid innocent drivers getting caught in the mess. entrance. South I had a miss. I missed. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] 411 I got it. He's coming across the bridge. Heat. Heat. N. 7937 mph. small 80 stop. Driver still in the vehicle. >> What is this here? >> What was that, ma'am? >> What the hell is this? >> Uh, this is the jail. >> It's what it's not. That's a prison. >> No, it's the jail processing. Uh, it doesn't look like a jail to me. I've been in a jail before. It doesn't look like a jail >> for a speeding ticket. >> This is not >> faster. I need to grow up. >> All right. It's a speeding ticket. >> It's a speeding ticket. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I need you to grow up. Okay. This is the ass. >> Okay. >> Way down ass. Okay. We've had enough. I need you to grow up. Get your head straight. And >> the pursuit stretched across multiple roadways before officers finally managed to contain the suspect and bring the dangerous drive to an end. Investigators later reviewed the incident as another example of how quickly reckless fleeing can turn ordinary streets into unpredictable hazards for everyone nearby. Saturday, February 24th, 2024 deputies in Tucson responded to a hotel after guests reported a man outside waving a sword and shouting at people late at night. Officers found 23-year-old Devon Lewis holding the weapon while speaking in a confusing stream of statements that made the encounter increasingly tense. like put it like put it down like lay it on the ground or Yeah. You got to call us. >> Yeah. >> Saying that you're screaming waving the the sword and stuff. >> What's that? >> I swear I'm not screaming. >> No, that's fine. I mean, I didn't hear you scream when I pulled up. That's just what the call is is referencing. Listen to me, Owens. Now you listen to me, dog. >> Oh yeah. >> What's going on? What's going on? >> Trying to achieve something. >> Huh? >> I'm trying to achieve greatness in the katanas. It's not allowed in the United States. >> Well, I mean, we got people calling. I mean, I'm not telling you not to achieve that. What I'm saying is >> kind of hell of responsible. Unless somebody comes at me and is willing to kill me, I'm not willing to kill them. >> That's how it should be. I agree 100%. But what we're trying to understand, >> if they are willing to kill me, and if they don't accept that they're willing to kill me, >> not me, that's not the case, man. Like I said, we're here to see what's going on. All right? It's not every day that somebody's out at a at a hotel waving a, you know, a katana. You know what I mean? >> And everything. >> You're what? >> I'm related to diagnosis and everything. Okay. So, so, so what are you doing? >> I'm practicing my way with the katana so I can become better at combat. >> Are you not able to do that in in the comfort of your room? Yeah. Leave it there, dude. Don't do it. I'm telling you right now. >> Put it down. >> Don't Don't do that in in the comfort of your room. Yeah. Leave it there, dude. >> Don't do it. Put it down right now. >> Put it down. Don't. >> The confrontation ended after deputies said Lewis charged toward them with the sword raised, forcing Deputy Raone Morales to open fire. Deputies immediately attempted life-saving measures at the scene, but Lewis ultimately did not make it. While no officers or hotel guests were injured during the incident, February 1st, 2025, Atlanta officers tracking suspects tied to an armed robbery quickly located the vehicle rolling through zone 4 and attempted a stop. The driver briefly pulled over before changing his mind and launching a pursuit that ended with police sending the getaway car tumbling. Charlie Henry 6876 >> reverse lights. >> You went left 2619. All right, we're southbound. Uh, stand by 47. We're going to be in front of the Georgia National Defense Center. Strong name. Alcohol 16 alcohol 16 alcohol 16 alcohol 16 alcohol stand right Where you got him? Hey, get the out. Get the out. How old are you? >> 30. >> 34. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Out here running for the police at 34 years old. >> Love it. >> 34year-old Davius Waller and 34year-old Jan McKinnon were both taken into custody after one suspect tried sprinting away from the wrecked vehicle. Hateville police handled the arrests as investigators connected the pair to the earlier armed robbery case that started the chase. The scene finally came to an end there, but it was only another chapter in the non-stop stream of dangerous pursuits unfolding across the country every week. Watch the next video to see a chase that took an even more unpredictable turn from the very beginning. Thanks for watching and do not forget to subscribe for more weekly police footage and commentary.