On August 25th, 2022, an Arkansas State Police trooper stepped in after another agency found itself chasing a pickup truck, tearing through Little Rock at dangerous speeds. The driver had already ignored every opportunity to stop, leaving state troopers to take over before the situation grew even worse. Don't let 24 on street bouncy. Phone crash out. Crash out. >> GOT THE JUMPING. GOT THE GOT THE DR. GOT THE DR. [screaming] ROLL OVER ON YOUR STOMACH. ROLL OVER ON YOUR STOMACH. ROLL OVER ON YOUR STOMACH. BACK. Leave them there. Leave them there. Do you understand that weapon? You got cuffs? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I watch you get out the >> bro. Bro, he's so dumb. Stay. Stay down. Wrong agency. Bro, >> I was with them, bro. I didn't do nothing. >> Are you crying? >> Yes, I didn't do nothing. >> Oh, bro, you crying, dude. Here, sit up. I didn't do nothing, bro. >> For fleeing, bro. Come on. For fleeing. >> Come on, dude. It's over with. Chill out. >> Huh? >> I said it's over with. Chill out, bro. >> [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. No. No. You got Yeah, dude. 24th Street. Any time of discursion connect >> the pursuit ended with both occupants safely taken into custody, including a passenger who repeatedly insisted he had done nothing wrong as officers sorted out everyone's role in the incident. Once the investigation wrapped up, the driver faced felony fleeing along with several traffic related offenses tied to the reckless attempt to outrun law enforcement. August 8th, 2020, police were searching for 21-year-old Aaron Michael Griffin after a series of events that followed an emotional, personal crisis. Authorities encountered Griffin during the confrontation, setting the stage for a critical incident that unfolded only one day after he had been praised for saving a stranger's life. >> Hi, how you doing? >> I'm good. I'm Police Department. >> How you doing? >> I'm good. Why do you got paper covering up your license plate? >> That's what I just realized when we were leaving and I saw you and I was thinking about it cuz >> I was playing a joke with my sister, right? So, I covered it up and then I just didn't take it off. >> Okay. You cover so she didn't >> No, it's so she wouldn't know that it was my car. >> Oh, okay. You got a brake light out too. Your driver's side one. >> I get a warning right here, but >> Oh, does it tell you? >> Yeah, it says that it's defective. >> Say that again. >> It says that it's defective. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, you probably just got to change the ball cuz it's lit up with your headlights and stuff on. It's just when you press the brake, it doesn't light up. >> So, so if I switch this, can you check to see if it works now? If I >> Sure. Can I see your license real quick? >> Yeah. >> Proof of insurance. Is this vehicle registered to you or >> Yes. Here's the registration tool if you want that. >> Yeah, I'd appreciate that. >> Thank you. You have your insurance card back. >> What were you trying to do? Turn them off. >> Turn left. You said if you do something >> I'm saying. So I'm pressing it right now. So I flip this switch and I just want to see if it works. >> So let go of it. >> Yeah, >> it does work now. >> Yeah. >> Oh, your bright's got to be on. >> That's weird. Yeah, cuz I keep it right there for that reason. So >> Oh, yeah. Cuz you can't drive with your brights on either. So you can, but when cars are approaching you. wrong. >> Anyway, >> that solves that, I guess. >> Okay. >> All right. Hang tight for me. Okay. Here's your license back and your registration. Do you want to hop out and take that off now? >> How about take that off? >> The paper? >> Yeah. Sorry. >> Either one of you. You mind if I get your info, sir? >> Mine? >> Yeah. >> Brian James? >> You're Brian James? Okay. >> I know you're talking about my life. Oh, no. >> How are you guys? Are you guys related or anything? No, >> I just friend of mine. Okay. >> What the hell? >> How do you spell your first name? >> G R Y A N >> James. >> First name James. J A M E >> J A M E S. >> What's your date of birth? Okay. All right. Cool. You're squared away. >> You roll this window. >> Do you have ID with you, Brian? >> I do not. >> Okay. Cuz I can't find anything with your name on it. What? >> I can't find anything. Do you have a Utah license? >> I do not have a license. No. Do >> you have you ever gotten an ID card? >> Not in Utah? No. >> Not in Utah. Where you from? >> Wyoming. >> Wyoming. >> Yes, sir. >> Have you ever been in trouble with law enforcement here before? >> Not in Utah? No. >> Not ever? >> Not in Utah? No. >> Are you lying to me about your identity? >> No, I'm not. Okay. What's your social? Okay. Don't leave. Don't get out of the car. He said, "Okay. Woo! HEAT! SHOW US YOUR [ __ ] HAND. >> OH GOD. >> Move left. Move left. >> I got you. I got you. >> You still moving? We got one, right? >> Yeah. One right here. >> I'm going to come behind the car. Come over towards you. >> Stop. I'm going to send the dog. He will fight you. He will fight you. Stop. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> We three up. Wever two more shots fired. Weaver 3 kill one. Starting medical. My dog's been shot. It's okay. Start medical. My dog has been shot. Good boy. Come here. It's okay. Good boy. Good boy. >> He's over there. >> Let me see YOUR HANDS. >> Come here. >> HE'S UP HERE. BACK HERE. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> In front OF ME. IN FRONT of me. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. HE'S DOWN HERE. YOU SEE HIM? >> We were here. Start me medical for my dog. I'm 104 the roundabout. >> Where's he at? He's down here. >> Weston 2300 North. >> He's down. I [ __ ] hit him with my car. Dude, >> there's one right here. HEY, >> MOVE. Move up. >> I got you. I got you. >> You still moving? >> We got one, right? >> Yeah. One right here. >> I didn't move. >> I don't know. >> Shots fired. >> K9 Mick's surgery was successful and he is currently at home with his family recovering. In the aftermath, Griffin passed away during the exchange after authorities reported that he had shot police K9 Mick, who survived surgery and was expected to recover. Friends later described Griffin as someone battling addiction and severe emotional struggles, while first responders remembered that less than 24 hours earlier, he had helped rescue a woman trapped beneath a burning vehicle. March 3rd, 2021, a Georgia State Patrol trooper attempted to stop a gray Chrysler 300 because its window tint violated state law. Instead of accepting a simple traffic stop, driver Naiki Greavves floored the accelerator and turned a minor violation into a dangerous interstate pursuit. Yeah, we're down there. Amazing. Continuing on 685 coming on to 75 coming into Henry County. Notify Henry County and True Deep. 1050 1050 1050 got one overturned Atlanta. Bad rig. Bad rig in the stage. Sit down. Give me some help out here. Give me some help. >> Anybody in there? Get on the ground. Oh, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. On the ground. Yeah. 462 10 295 out here. We got one over. >> They're good. >> Thank God. >> Way to go, [ __ ] Dumb ass. Um, which vehicle are y'all in? The >> truck. >> The truck. >> Okay. All right. What about that OTHER CAR UP FRONT? >> YES, MA'AM. I'M OUT. >> He didn't touch it. No. >> Okay. So, he did get your truck though, right? >> He did in the front, but it's not like >> we still have to notate it. So, just stand by. Okay. We're going to get you an accident report. >> Turn face your car. Actually, let's go in front of that car right here. All right. Spread your feet wide, sir. Spread them wide. Very wide. All right. Any kind of weapon on you can know about, sir? >> Greavves was taken into custody after the crash and transported to a hospital before being booked into the Clayton County Jail. Investigators also confirmed he was wanted on multiple outstanding warrants, including failure to appear parole violation and forgery, leaving him with far more serious legal problems than the traffic stop that started it all. On July 19th, 2024, members of an Arkansas drug task force began chasing a black Nissan Alima after its driver refused to stop on Interstate 555. The suspect raced away at speeds above 100 mph, weaving around traffic while forcing Arkansas State Police to take over the pursuit. >> Speed still 110 going underneath the overpass at Southwest Drive. He's taking the Southwest Drive exit. on Alexander Ber TV. Southwest help with Alexander TV. Speed still under going underneath the overpass at Southwest Drive. Scratch that. He's taking the Southwest Drive exit. >> Southwest drive exit >> on Alexander. Stand by for direction. TVI. Southwest. Alexander. TVI. TVI. TV. Alexander. >> Let me see your hands. Bill, let me see your HANDS RIGHT NOW. >> ROLL YOUR WINDOW DOWN. >> ROLL YOUR WINDOW DOWN. >> CRAWL OUT OF THE CAR TO ME RIGHT NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. I'LL KILL YOU RIGHT NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> SIR, I WAS SHOT. >> CLIMB OUT OF THE CAR. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> RIGHT NOW. >> I'm disabled. >> Get out of the car. I'm disabled, sir. 14. I have no weapons. I have not able to walk. 14. My arm. My >> hand. Let me let me back up. Get out of the way. >> No, brother. You're good, man. We appreciate you coming. >> [clears throat] >> 11, please. >> Following the arrest, investigators recovered marijuana that had reportedly been thrown from the vehicle before the state trooper joined the chase. The suspect was transported to the Craighead County Detention Center and booked on numerous charges, including felony fleeing in a vehicle while awaiting a bond hearing. September 12th, 2016, officers in Italy attempted to stop a driver who had no intention of pulling over. Instead of cooperating, the motorists steered into the city's narrow streets, forcing police into a tense pursuit through one tight corner after another. Charlie. Okay. 25. [groaning] >> [music] >> It's supposed to be Everybody is the chase finally ran out of options when the driver turned into a dead end with nowhere left to escape. Police moved in to take the suspect into custody, bringing an end to a pursuit remembered more for precision driving than any successful getaway. On January 12th, 2025, the Florida Highway Patrol picked up a vehicle that had already fled from the Ponta Gorta Police Department in Charlotte County. The registered owner, Ivanka Jael Rivera, ignored emergency lights and sirens, choosing to accelerate instead of stopping for troopers. You're going to get bit. You are going to get bit. for 10 vehicle on the road for one vehicle. Open your eyes. Can you hear us? Can you see the cardinal? >> You are going to get hit. You're going to end up in a ditch. This is your one chance to stop. Republic. Right. We're going to be right now on Metro Game. warehouse. Okay. Put your hands up. >> Put your hand roll the window down. >> Stop. Pierre, >> roll the window down. >> Stop. >> PUT YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. >> YOU'RE NOT MOVE. YOU UNDERSTAND ME? OW. Are you guys No, I'm serious. I've never been in this before. >> We got 51 for you. >> I've never been in this situation before. I've never I've never gone through this. I'm scared. >> Rivera was arrested without further incident after the pursuit and was medically evaluated before being transported to the Charlotte County Jail. She later told troopers she fled because she was scared and was trying to call friends for help. While investigators also confirmed her driver's license had multiple suspensions and that her vehicle was subject to seizure. In December 2016, deputies with the Sevier County Sheriff's Office responded to a tense confrontation at a mobile home park involving Brian Keith Mullenax and Tina Carrie Joe Cody. As officers worked to secure the scene, the situation unexpectedly shifted in a direction that no one on scene appeared prepared for. >> Here, get your hands up. Walk over here. Don't move. Hey Get on the ground. Roll over. Roll over. You better quit. You better quit. Why are you running? >> What? >> Why are you running? >> Cuz mom told me to. >> What's your name? >> Roll over. >> Back in the house. >> Roll over. >> This is great, Robin. One detained. >> Roll over. Roll over. >> Roll over. >> ROLL OVER AND GIVE ME YOUR >> HAND. [screaming] GIVE ME HELP. SHOTS FIRED. GIVE ME HELP. >> I've got a guy with a gun. GIVE ME SOME HELP. SHOTS FIRED. >> [panting] >> STEP OUT AND SHOW ME [screaming] YOUR HANDS. >> DO IT NOW. >> DO IT NOW. GET THE OUT HERE. >> YOU DROPPED THAT THING. WALK OVER HERE. [screaming] WALK OVER HERE. DO IT NOW. >> GET OUT [screaming] HERE. GET THE ON THE GROUND. GET AWAY FROM THERE. GET THE ON the ground. >> Get the on the ground. [screaming] YOU BETTER KEEP YOUR HEAD WHERE I CAN see him. >> YOU STAY THE on the ground. >> I just got arrested for psychiatric. You quit. >> YOU KEEP YOUR HANDS WHERE I CAN see them. [cough] >> [snorts] [sighs and gasps] [snorts] >> I'm on the Parkway. [cough] [laughter] [screaming] >> Pull it together, man. Pull it together. Pull it together, man. Come here. Pull it together, MAN. PULL IT TOGETHER. PULL IT TOGETHER. Look at Look at me. Pull it together. Give me that gun. Give me your gun. Give me your gun. Give me your gun, sir. Give me your gun. I'm with the am service. Give me your gun. Give me your gun. Let go. Let go. Don't move. [screaming] Don't move. Don't move. Shut the >> Easy, buddy. Easy, buddy. Easy, buddy. I got it. I got under control. You just calm down, man. Don't move. Easy, buddy. Easy, man. Calm down. >> It's okay, buddy. We got this under control. We got your back, man. Don't worry about it. >> You shut the >> You shut the >> We got it, man. We got it. It's all under control. >> Watch yourself. I need you over here now. Todd, I'm okay. I'm okay. >> You okay? >> Yeah. You >> I got it. I'm okay. I swear. >> Keep your hands up. >> I'm 104. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS WHERE I CAN SEE THEM. >> [crying] >> 3458. I'm coming up. [crying] He's right there. [gasps] >> 128 intersection 794 intersection [panting] >> intersection road. Is that correct? [snorts] >> [snorts] >> After the gunfire stopped, Deputy Justin Johnson suffered what witnesses described as an apparent panic attack while still holding his firearm, prompting paramedic Michael Okconor to step in and safely disarm him before the situation escalated again. Mullenax and Cody initially spent 42 days in jail on felony charges before those accusations were later reduced to misdemeanor prosecutions as the investigation continued. April 8th, 2026, a Colorado state trooper spotted a pickup truck traveling the wrong way along the shoulder of United States Highway 160 near Cortez. The 81-year-old driver ignored repeated attempts to stop, continuing toward an active construction zone while creating an increasingly dangerous situation for everyone on the highway. Coming back to a 2020 Ford Explorer Black and Colorado on my driver. [music] I'm going to be clear of that stop. There's a car driving up on South Road. on the opposite shoulder now. And then people are flagging me down the check high speed. >> 5 out of 11. Speeds are at 65. 60 to 65. We're slowing down now. are approaching construction zone. >> Same for the construction zone. Break command 15 get 600 on the radio. >> I copy from port 11. Are you going to TVI? >> I just attempted TVI. I missed. I'm going to reattempt. Marshall's office can hear me. Let's set up your hands. I copy. Successful TVI want to go for your hands up. Hi, copy TVI one at gunpoint. Can you confirm location around the 48 49? >> I copy away from >> right command 50th national park is monitoring me the closest respond to help them out. does not have make this hit. >> I copy >> away from me. Put your hand in the air. >> Five out of four from the 62. >> 54. I copy from the 62. 1104. >> 57 from the 7. >> The driver was taken into custody without further incident after the tactical intervention finally brought the pickup to a stop just before the work zone. Authorities later charged the 81-year-old with driving under the influence. reckless driving and vehicular eluding, bringing a hazardous series of decisions to an end before construction crews were placed in even greater danger. August 5th, 2020, California Highway Patrol officers attempted to stop a black BMW after the driver fled at speeds exceeding 100 mph near the Newh Hall Pass. Even after officers backed off into tracking mode, the occupants kept making risky decisions, including switching drivers in a quiet neighborhood before continuing through the San Fernando Valley. Once again, keeping a close eye on that black BMW right there in the center of your screen running from the California Highway Patrol. a female driver behind the wheel with a male passenger in the uh passenger seat as we've gotten off the five freeway well into uh LAPD's jurisdiction here. Uh we have uh lost sight of any police including California Highway Patrol and I don't see any LAPD in the area at this point for that matter either. You can see he's doing about the speed limit right around 40 miles per hour at times just in the last 5 10 minutes was doing well over 110 miles per hour on the five freeway. Any sign of uh LAPD? All right, LAPD still overhead. That car coming up on a dead end at Riverton Avenue and Magnolia just off of Magnolia putting it in reverse. male driver now speeding in reverse down Riverton towards Magnolia. LAPD again flying overhead doing really tight orbits around these two. And uh this is just this is really something. Don't see any pedestrians in the way here. But this is a very dangerous maneuver here. Going reverse now on Riverton. Backing into or Yeah, just doing a Yeah, making the turn now. Getting back onto Magnolia. Wild left turn. Pass pedestrians crossing the crosswalk now going the wrong way down Vinland Avenue. That was a wild and unnecessary and unexpected turn there. Uh a left turn into oncoming lanes of traffic. now going southbound in the northbound lanes on Vinland Avenue, coming very close to pedestrians who were crossing the crosswalk. A frightening move there that has really uh just been a a wild turn of events here as the driving just gets uh more chaotic. And now LAPD uh is going to try and get these two off the road. Once again, they've got a a helicopter circling this car, but they are now going to try and get units into the area here. The driving has just suddenly uh really gotten way too dangerous. They're going to have to get these two off of the road again. Crisscrossing through Burbank now making a left turn onto Camaro. Oh, into parked cars. Overturned. BMW overturned the drivers. Oh boy. Oh boy. Okay, so this is coming to an end here after striking a couple of parked cars. The driver and passenger getting out of the car, appear to be uninjured, running through the neighborhood and now running through a set of apartments off of Camaro Street, running very, very fast through this neighborhood after a wild crash into parked cars. You can see the two of them are going to look for a hiding spot here. LAPD circling the area. Units getting into position here. It's going to be a few minutes, but it looks like they have gotten them uh looks like they are getting down on the ground, proned out here, perhaps by orders of that LAPD helicopter. No, there it is. Look at that. A ground unit able to get these two into custody. Wow. They were looking for a hiding spot and ran into this LAPD cruiser at the end of the alleyway between this apartment complex. The male and female now being taken into custody. The pursuit ended after the BMW rolled over in North Hollywood, but both suspects climbed out and tried to escape on foot before quickly surrendering when officers closed in. Paramedics evaluated the man and woman at the scene because of the violent crash while investigators continued working to determine what originally prompted the pursuit. March 21st, 2024, officers in Stow, Ohio began receiving reports of a young woman driving into oncoming traffic and narrowly missing several vehicles. What initially appeared to be a possible medical emergency soon looked very different as the driver repeatedly avoided police attempts to safely stop her. Continuing westbound approximately 50 mph on Graham Road. Fast and over Hudson 36. I'm going to try to get in front of it. >> Buckle. Just hold on. older female. >> Younger female. Stand by. Hold on. Couldn't walk her in. She's going around. Continuing westbound. Young female. Appears to be white female. Westbound. 55 mph. Passing Homewood. Going down about 20 mph on the flat tires at Steel's corner. It looks like one occupant just lost one tire. I got you. I'll call it out. >> Up on the curb around. So there are now westbound seals. Oh, we're trying to get on to her box. >> We are approaching southbound on the northbound side in BM. >> Lock her in. >> Copy. Approaching Graham Road and still continuing. Correct. We're on the on getting off the Open the door. >> I don't have I don't have an ask. >> Watch yourself. Car might still be drivable. Watch yourself behind. Watch yourself behind. >> Hold on. >> Watch yourself. He He was fine. Watch yourself behind. Put it in park. Put it in park. >> It's in park. It's in park. You got to step out. You got to step out. Right. >> Come on, ma'am. >> You got to step out. >> You fine. Come on out. Stand up. Stay up. >> There's big bracelet or something right on her wrist. Yeah, >> sit down. Sit down and get your >> Okay. I'm unzipping it. >> Can you stop recording? >> Okay. You're okay. You almost hurt a lot of people. >> Lot of people. >> You're okay. Our guy's got hit in a head on. There's no trying TO TOUCH ME. >> MICHAELA, >> we're taking >> enough. Are you Are you the sergeant? >> Yeah, sure. >> Lieutenant, >> I heard say she hit someone in there. Did you see like a black? >> Yeah, they hit the black sedan. Or was that instead? I think that was in goodness. But they put the sticks on her, so I'm surprised she made it this far with sticks. They got the front tires. >> The 20-year-old woman from Kyahoga Falls was arrested after the pursuit finally came to an end and was later taken to a hospital for medical evaluation before being booked into the Summit County Jail. Investigators said she was facing numerous charges after striking a police cruiser and being linked to multiple crashes throughout the pursuit. December 6th, 2015, officers found themselves chasing a Chevrolet Camaro after its driver refused to stop on city streets as more law enforcement resources were called in. The rapidly changing situation escalated far beyond a routine vehicle pursuit. >> Oh, you get boxed in. That's straight. Okay. Want to go down there and try to block where he is? >> I think westbound on boat going past. There he goes. I'll start calling it number two. Okay, go ahead. on Pacific front. >> Where is that? North Lake. >> Yes. Northeast North Lake passing fifth Avenue Northeast. Oh, spin out. >> Damn it. >> Okay. Well, we're number one. >> Still westbound on north link. Heading towards Stone. Coming up on Stone. We have the primary unit PC and gas work. Double check on him. >> He's going underneath the uh Fremont Bridge. >> Underneath the Fremont Bridge. Might dead end here. >> All right. >> All right. I'm going to pin him. Get in 85. We got an okay, buddy. Good job, man. Let's stick to this. Let's shoot him. >> We're going to get this. We're going to get this done and we're going to be safe. When I say stuff, I can't fit them out. Which way are we going? Uh, this eastbound on eastbound 65th approaching 20th. Can get crowded here. Yep, I'm on it. Passing 20 seconds. Still eastbound. Slowing down at 25 northeast. Going north. Southbound on 36. I'm sweing the car. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Oh [ __ ] >> Oh watch just got taken out. >> Back in it, baby. Back in it, baby. Watch crossfire. Watch crossfire. We got two officers. >> There he is. HERE you go. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. You guys suburban. Suburban. So we got single occup in the driver's seat. >> Common will >> shot at us. >> You got primary right now, right? >> All you guys up here at >> You guys want the shield? Okay, tell me what I'm up. >> What? >> No. Okay, officers on the scene when you see I want you follow behind the tree. >> The incident concluded with the deployment of a SWAT team after shots were fired during the standoff that followed the chase. Authorities secured the scene and took the suspect into custody with the criminal investigation focusing on both the pursuit and the gunfire that unfolded afterward. May 30th, 2025, a California Highway Patrol officer attempted to stop a black BMW 750 LII after spotting it driving the wrong way off a State Route 14 offramp in Los Angeles County. Rather than pulling over, the driver continued along the freeway and surface streets, even as one passenger unexpectedly abandoned the car and ran from the scene. 146 two wheel stand by >> 7146. One party just jumped out is uh running on the right shoulder. I'm going to continue with the vehicle. >> I copy. One party death out of the vehicle running on the right. Soldier from the vehicle. >> 78146. The party that jumped out is going to be a black male doll wearing a blue durax. It's going to be northbound 14 south of Escandido. >> 14 of Escandido. Subject's going to be black off any pedestrian passenger that David 46 Sierra 46 southbound Sierra south of Wise Road. Speeds of 50 mph. >> Southbound Sierra south of Wise. Where did that passenger jump out at? 78146. Driver is now driving wrong way. >> Copy. Driver is now driving. >> 78146. No traffic. Drivers back in the southbound lane. Southbound Sierra at Dulce Ranch Road. I copy that southbound Sierra at Ranch Road now driving southbound in the truck. 146 occupancy moving around the vehicle possibly looking for a place to foot. Hey, he's going slow enough if you want to try to beat him. 146 speeds of 30 copy 30 miles hour. granted as long as >> it looks like there's multiple in the back seat. >> Get out of the car. >> Keep your hands in the air. Let's go. There's another occupant in the rear. Okay. Right rear. The driver was taken into custody without further incident and transported for medical clearance before being booked into the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station jail. She was charged with evading a peace officer with reckless driving and driving without a valid license. While officers also continued searching for the passenger who fled during the pursuit. July 25th, 2024, an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper spotted a Ford Mustang speeding at 92 mph on Interstate 75 before attempting a traffic stop. Rather than slowing down, the driver accelerated to 122 mph, turning what began as a speeding violation into a search for a stolen vehicle. and disregard. You'll terminate at that point. >> Standby direction. Turn right. Turn left on Anthony Wayne. Turn right on north end. Right on Avenue. >> Are you on City Street now? >> Right. >> Okay. What's your speed? >> 60. Still 5 foot. Boom. They jumped the curb. I got some construction block me. Hold on. Where is he? All right. Fail 726. Say more. 726. Say more. Remember, you're by yourself. >> I got a Westchester with me. >> Don't even think about it. Sit down. Where's your friends at? >> I don't know. >> What you mean you don't know? >> I literally don't. >> You literally don't. hopped out the car. Went black. >> Went black. Stand up. >> Where's the other dude that was in here? >> Stand up. >> There was nobody else in here. >> 1673. How many do you have hiding? >> By the time officers located the abandoned Mustang, everyone inside had already scattered on foot. But a police perimeter quickly led to the arrest of one 16-year-old passenger. Investigators confirmed the Mustang had been reported stolen, while the teenager was charged with receiving stolen property, and the search continued for the driver and the remaining occupants. On August 20th, 2022, Arkansas State Police tried to stop the driver of a pickup truck, who refused to pull over and instead headed straight into a residential area. The suspect abandoned the roadway altogether, steering through backyards in an attempt to find an escape route where patrol cars could not easily follow. Careful. >> He's got copy coming from people charge. GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. GET OUT OF THEING TRUCK. GET OUT OF THEING TRUCK. I'LL SHOOT YOU. GET OUT. GET OUT. Get out. Checking. S Valley Drive off. West. It's going to be on the right hand side. You're coming in. What's the Yes, sir. I go to the other side. Yes, sir. Oh, [ __ ] The truck's escape ended once it became trapped, leaving troopers to surround the vehicle and force entry. After the driver refused repeated commands to surrender, officers pulled the suspect from the truck and placed him under arrest with the case centered on felony fleeing along with additional offenses connected to the dangerous attempt to evade law enforcement. September 20th, 2025, Miami Beach police officers responded to an ongoing dispute between neighbors that had already generated repeated complaints. While officers were trying to calm the situation and explain the available legal options, one resident suddenly turned the encounter into a criminal investigation. Miami Beach Police Department Hey. Hey. How are you guys? Hola. I am >> You can speak. He doesn't speak Spanish. >> Oh, sorry. Is I'm sorry. You said hola, so I figured. I'm sorry. Come on. >> No. No. My feet are wet. It's the elements. We've been outside all day. Trust me. Listen. >> I want I want to tell you the story because I also had a couple of police officers here yesterday. >> We have a case number. >> I know. We have a case number. They were here yesterday. Please come in until you can. >> Sure. This is This is real quick because what's going It seems to me >> my partner. He's fine. >> It's been a long day. >> Um >> we I'm going to give you I'm going to give you the quick the quick thing. >> We moved in here January. Okay. This has been going on for nine months with >> you'll hear. Babe, let me talk, please. >> It's constant when they're home. >> Back and forth, pounding, pounding, pounding. >> We realize there's a wood floor for situation. >> Yes, sir. >> The owner on the first floor of the building, too, which is not great either. The owner of our of our thing is has tried to intermediate with the owner of the >> These are individual units owned by separate. >> That's correct. That's correct. Okay. >> The one upstairs he lives in France but he speaks English the whole nine yards. >> We've gotten together with all these people with him with our owner with his owner. The France owner said call the police. We held up. He said get a decel reading and call the police. >> Yeah. Tell me where you're going from. I'm not a sound engineer. I'm not >> Let me finish. Let me finish. >> Yes, dear. >> During the day, we can live with although it's an unl >> What we can't live with is from 12:00 at night till 3:00. >> Like last night at 3:30 in the morning when they come back from the clubs and they're pounding on the floors. Pounding on the floors. >> There's nothing we can do about that. Listen, if they're making a lot of noise and you can come in reference to a noise complaint, >> which we did yesterday, >> perfect and that's totally fine. Remember, when it comes to footsteps, right, I have to be able to articulate >> the environmental guy came out yesterday, too. Same situation told me to code compliance. Like, there's only so much we can do. And if it's just footsteps, I I I can't. >> But it's not just footsteps. It's counting of footsteps. It's 300 times in the course of a day. Remember for for noiseful things, right? We have to be able to hear that ourselves. >> Okay. So when I go upstairs and I bang on their door and there's nothing they can do to me either. Right. Right. Right. Ma'am. Ma'am, >> listen. Hold on a second. DON'T DO THAT. DON'T DO THAT. DON'T DO THAT. DON'T DO THAT. >> Don't do that. >> Don't do that. You just bumped into me >> and I don't I don't take that >> camera. >> You want to play games? Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, ma'am. >> He's running to you. >> I didn't even I didn't >> You're going to be arrested now, ma'am. That's what happens. >> That's what happens when you go crazy like that. >> Ma'am, stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. You're resisting. You're resisting. You're resisting. You lost your mind and you and you crashed into me. What are you thinking? >> I didn't crash into those. >> Yes, you did. It's on my camera. >> Get out of my way. >> Get out of my way. >> I got Excuse me. He's fine. >> No. >> That's not the way to handle the situation. >> Now, she's going to suffer. >> You're under arrest for battering a law enforcement officer. So, that you know, uh, listen, this conversation is over. >> Give me some shoes. >> Um, do you have any signs for her? You're threatening me. Okay, >> I'm doing my job, ma'am. I did not say a single word when I >> I'm Excuse me. Do not try not to slip me, please. Because I will call and then I have to go to the hospital. >> Okay, I'll take you to the hospital and then I'll take you to jail. The final point that we're going to is the jail. >> So, start walking. >> 11:39. Show me with one female in custody. >> I hope you like I hope they like this one in custody. The woman was arrested after officers said she rushed into one of them during the confrontation and was transported to jail following a medical evaluation. She was booked on a charge of battery on a law enforcement officer. While the original neighborhood dispute quickly became secondary to her own arrest. August 20th, 2022, an Arkansas State Police trooper encountered a motorcyclist who treated 130 mph like an ordinary cruising speed. Instead of stopping for emergency lights, the rider continued weaving through traffic, forcing the trooper to rely on patience rather than unnecessary risks. >> Get out of the way. Move. [screaming] 180. Now he's driving. a black male. He's wearing red pants. >> Come to a stop. >> I got several units around me. DRIVER, GET OFF THE BIKE WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> HANDS UP. >> FACE AWAY FROM ME. >> FACE AWAY. >> Face away. >> Face away from me. >> Walk back towards me. WALK BACK TOWARDS ME. WALK BACKWARDS. [screaming] >> Walk backwards. Keep walking. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. Get on your knees. [screaming] Get on your knees. Cross your feet. [screaming] Cross your feet. >> GOT HIM. DON'T MOVE. >> I CAN'T HEAR IT. >> I can't hear. >> What's going on, man? Send up. >> I couldn't I couldn't hear nothing like that. >> 117 miles per hour. >> Where? >> What do you mean where? What's wrong with you, man? >> I'll be right back. Stay right there. The rider eventually abandoned the idea of outrunning the patrol car and surrendered peacefully without further confrontation. He was arrested on allegations including reckless driving and felony fleeing, bringing an end to a pursuit that depended more on endurance than sudden tactics. On January 8th, 2024, officers with the Trotwood Police Department responded after receiving reports that 55-year-old James Michael Scurvan had intentionally struck a pedestrian with his truck. As officers arrived, Scurvan drove away while armed with long guns, triggering a pursuit that rapidly escalated into an armed confrontation. side in front of you know that connector. Power right away in the vehicle. Abby looking Back to Mexico 4125. We're going to have on fire. Right lane left fire. West, South and North both directions. >> Scurvan survived the encounter and was later convicted of numerous offenses, including four counts of felonious assault of a police officer, felonious assault, vehicular assault failure to comply with a police order aggravated possession of drugs and several firearms related charges. He received a prison sentence of 58 to 63 and 1/2 years while officer Michael Richardson was forced to medically retire because of the severe injuries he suffered during the incident. If this pursuit seemed unbelievable, wait until you see what happened in the next one. Tap the next video on your screen and keep the adrenaline going with another unforgettable chase. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more real law enforcement stories.