On May 17th, 2022, Los Angeles officers were closing in on a wanted fugitive during a surveillance operation when an attempted traffic stop took an unexpected turn. Within moments, 43-year-old Jamie Vindel allegedly abandoned his damaged vehicle, pulled a handgun, and forced his way into a black Lexus before disappearing into city traffic. We're entering the 101 South Alachir. Good >> drive downver southbound Union south of Beverly. of the vehicle. >> Get out. Get out. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. DROP THE GUN. DROP THE GUN. DROP THE GUN. Keep fire. Keep in. Get on the floor. >> SHOTS FIRED. SHOTS FIRED. GET ON THE FLOOR. GET ON THE FLOOR. Put your hands out to the side. >> Put your hands up. >> Suspect going to be in custody. We're going to be on >> fine. Let me get an Vindel was eventually taken into custody after the confrontation inside a gated apartment complex and transported to a hospital for crash related injuries. Investigators recovered a loaded ghost gun, a holster, and a spare magazine. Prosecutors later filed multiple felony charges, including three counts of carjacking, felony evading, and felony hit and run. Tuesday, February 13th, 2024, a routine speeding stop in Kentucky quickly became more complicated after the driver appeared to provide identification that did not match who he really was. As officers worked to confirm his identity, the suspect suddenly bolted from the stop and allegedly began tossing suspected narcotics from the vehicle. >> Look, man. So, I ran that social comes back to Bobby Downing. Okay. Doesn't look nothing like you. >> So, what's your real name? Keep in mind telling giving police officer false identifying information is against the law. Okay. >> So who are you? >> Bobby. >> Bobby down. You want to step out quick. No. Get out. >> No. No. He's running. 31 stand 33. This vehicle just took out eastbound eastbound on 90. >> Where's he at on 90? Cemetery Road 733. What's your 20? Copy. >> Columbia County Eastbank coming up on Henderson Hall Road. He just hit another vehicle. Continuing eastbound. He's wrecking out. Hit a light pole. County. He's running into the WOODS ON FOOT. STOP. POLICE. Stop running. Stop running. POLICE. YEAH, HE'S GOING UP a hill right there. We're going to have to cross water right here. That's where he went across. Right. There he is. He's down. He's down. 465 doing something. Let's do that. Give me a set of cups. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Here you go. >> Here you go. >> Put it behind your back. >> Kill me, man. Put your hands behind your back. >> Please kill me. >> Give me your hand. >> Will you kill me, dude? >> Give me your hand. >> Please kill me. You kill me. Kill me. We're 65. Try to get in. Come on. Hit >> me. Hide your back. >> Come on. Hit me, buddy. >> Get on. I'm 65. All right. >> I don't think there's anything. >> We slide him right back down. >> I think he's on over on the way other side. [snorts] >> What? >> Over. Throw you. Where'd you run, man? Come on now. [snorts] >> All right. Get your Get your foot in. You got your foot in. Yeah. >> Watch his head. He's bleeding back here. >> Don't let him get blood on you. >> All right. We'll walk right now. >> The pursuit ended with the suspect in custody after he attempted to escape through rough wooded terrain where deputies and even a nearby citizen helped officers safely bring him back down the hillside. Investigators identified him as a suspected drug trafficker. And the case expanded far beyond the original speeding violation as evidence collected during the incident became part of the criminal investigation. May 4th, 2022, officers assigned to a multi- agency narcotics investigation approached a vehicle that had pulled into a Houston gas station as part of an ongoing operation. 23-year-old Jimmy Brian was asked to step outside, but investigators say he instead pulled out a pistol and opened fire at the officers. >> You don't have the ID on >> here. Take off your seat belt and step out. Did you just look at me? Take off your seat belt. Tell me you take off your seat belt. Step out. Why don't we do this? Put your hands I've been hit. >> I'VE BEEN HIT. >> PARTNER, ARE YOU GOOD? >> I'VE BEEN HIT. >> GOD DAMN IT. >> I'VE BEEN HIT. >> WHERE ARE YOU? >> HE'S DOWN. >> BEVER. >> HEY. HEY. >> Where you at? WHERE YOU AT? >> BEAMER. >> BACK OF MY TRUCK. Get him to the BACK OF MY TRUCK. NO TOURNIQUET. TURN. WE NEED A TOURNIQUET NOW. I'VE BEEN HIT. [ __ ] I got it. I got it. >> Hey. Hey. >> I'm bleeding a lot. >> He's high up. >> What's up, brother? Hey, how you doing? >> You in park? Is >> this your track? Yes, >> sir. >> How long you been having it? since how long? >> 2018. >> All right. You got driver's license on you, buddy. >> You don't have any ID on you. >> Here, why don't you do me a favor? Take off your seat belt and step out. >> Did you just hear me? Look at me. Take off your seatelt. >> Are you requesting me? >> I'm telling you to take off your seat belt and step out. >> Why don't we do this? Put your hands. All right. PARTNER, ARE YOU GOOD? >> God damn it. >> I'VE BEEN HIT. >> WHERE ARE YOU? HE'S DOWN. HE'S DOWN. >> NEIGHBOR. >> HEY. HEY. >> Where you hit? WHERE YOU HIT? >> NEIGHBOR. >> MY TRUCK. GIVE HIM to the BACK OF MY TRUCK. >> NO. >> WE NEED A TOURNIQUET NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS. >> I've been hit. >> I've been hit. >> I've been hit. >> God damn it. >> I've been hit. >> Where are you hit? >> FEMUR. HEY. HEY. Where you at? WHERE YOU AT? >> FAMER. GET HIM in the back OF MY TRUCK. >> NO. TOURNATE. TOURNATE. WE NEED A TOURNIQUET NOW. >> I'VE BEEN HIT. >> Officer J. Sally was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound and later stabilized while Brian was also hospitalized after officers returned fire. Prosecutors charged Brian with two counts of aggravated assault of a public servant. As investigators continued reviewing the encounter, late one afternoon, Florida authorities were already searching for a stolen box truck that investigators linked to an earlier armed carjacking when deputies spotted it traveling the wrong way. 34year-old Brandon J. Baker allegedly refused every opportunity to stop setting the stage for a dangerous pursuit across Gainesville. >> Negative. wrong way archer road. Wrongway arch 100 block reserve cana reserve back in the right line of travel acceleration point Fox truck 47. If this becomes a danger, y'all need to stop the vehicle. I'm definitely danger. Where you at now? R3 93. R3 93. in front of eastbound pass and Burger King eastbound call from ESO eastbound 4,000 block eastbound speed. We're about 60 mph 2300 Archer northbound into the new Butler Plaza Northbound 37 Boulevard. box in the perfect opportunity in that plaza. >> Hey, pulling into the best spot. >> All right, he's running through the best plat. >> All right, we're back on Archer Road. But I am now the lead vehicle. Oh, signal 4 into a ASO K9 until eastbound place. Hey, you good? >> I'm going to check on this car. >> All right, we are at 35th Boulevard. Still eastbound, wrong side of the road coming up to 34th Street. >> Okay, we'll take that truck. Hit that truck. >> I hit a right. >> Northbound 34th Street. Northbound 34th Street. >> All right. 138. I'm calling it northbound through Windows Boulevard on 34th Street. >> Trying to get up to a pit. Signal 4 and wrong way of traffic. Wrong uh wrong way travel passilly continuing on standby. Attempted pick. We are going through the Metro Dire Plaza. Through the Metro Diner Plaza 34. >> Everybody hold the traffic for a second. We call it. We're through the parking lot. We're about to come out of 34th Street again. Coming back out on the 34th Street. Going back southbound 34. Sorry, buddy. I thought I had They ain't wrong. I ain't blaming the police. They just protecting the people. >> Y'all do y'all >> Baker was captured after abandoning the truck and trying to escape on foot before being booked into the Elatchua County Jail. Investigators announced multiple felony charges with additional charges expected from the Tampa Police Department because of the earlier incidents connected to the case. Saturday, February 24th, 2024. Kentucky State Police attempted to stop a light blue passenger car that was already racing down Interstate 65 at extreme speed. Instead of pulling over, the driver allegedly accelerated even harder and eventually steered into oncoming traffic, turning a traffic violation into a far more serious situation. 38. It's going to be a light blue passenger car. Tennessee tag weaving in a traffic northbound. Speeds about 90 mph. You do county has been advised further on their station. He just took the 102 exit on the drill. >> 398 just spun out. >> 313 marker. >> Get out OF THE CAR. GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] GET ON THE GROUND NOW. 398 town. He's taking off on off foot towards Joe Breather. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. 39. He's running through the field. Going on to Joe Panther right now. 398 town. He just climbed over the barrier under Joe Prather. Heat. Heat. He went down here somewhere. The suspect was arrested after abandoning the vehicle and attempting to disappear through nearby fields on foot before officers tracked him down. The investigation moved forward with multiple offenses tied to the reckless escape, including fleeing law enforcement and additional traffic related violations. Friday, January 5th, 2024, what began as a stop for a missing license plate became one of the most widely discussed roadside incidents in Oklahoma. 16-year-old Mason Treat was still speaking with Canadian County Deputy Jose Taoua Mendoza when a pickup truck slammed into the stopped vehicles. his vehicle from that crash on Friday morning. The Canadian County Sheriff telling me it was the actions of his deputy during an ordinary traffic stop that probably saved his life. >> It was a very violent impact, very violent. So, he was at the passenger side of the vehicle at the front window talking to the driver through the window and then bam, got hit. So, um there's no doubt in any of our minds if he would have done a driver's side approach on that traffic stop, he wouldn't be with us today. Canadian County Sheriff Chris West says his deputy, Josea Mendoza, was nearly killed after a pickup sideswiped his cruiser and hit a car Mendoza had pulled over. This all happened on I40 near Gar Brooks Boulevard on Friday morning. The deputy has several broken bones and is still recovering in an Oklahoma City hospital. >> He's doing pretty good. Uh, of course, he's in serious condition. He's got uh a pretty nasty break to his ankle and to his elbow. So, I was over at the hospital earlier today and they were taking him back for surgery. So, we're still praying for him. Senate President Prom Grey Treat's office confirming the prom's 16-year-old son was the driver who had been pulled over. His son Mason suffered life-threatening injuries, but the prom saying he too is recovering. He credited first responders and medical staff with saving Mason. >> Okay, I tell you what. I was going to give you a written warning for the through the license plate. >> I'm not even going to do that. I don't want nothing to show. Hey, you okay? Is it Canadian County or Oklahoma? Had County. Both Mason Treat and Deputy Joseé Tayahua Mendoza suffered serious injuries and required extensive medical treatment while investigators later determined the pickup driver was fatigued rather than impaired. The incident eventually led to a civil lawsuit filed by former Oklahoma Senate President Prom Greg Treat while the Mason Treat Act later became law to reduce the amount of time newly purchased vehicles travel without permanent license plates. On June 24th, 2022, an Arkansas State Police trooper noticed a silver BMW weaving through traffic at 86 m an hour in a 65 mph zone. Instead of accepting a speeding stop, investigators say the driver accelerated away and led troopers through city streets while putting other motorists at risk. Got him. 37 very close. Taking university. Flight traffic speeds 70 mph. You have a restriction. back. >> Turn east on Mapleville Pike. >> Occupied two times. Keep watching. Clear. West 53rd Street coming back up university. Stay in the car. You'll run it north university behind Zimmerman. Running north of University. >> Black male. Bro, blue jeans, black t-shirt, red decals. Out of the car. Come out of the car. Show me your hand. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Lay down. Lay down. Don't move. You got to stand. The driver escaped on foot after abandoning the vehicle, but investigators soon identified him as Isaiah D. Ross through the juvenile passenger and the registered owner of the BMW troopers recovered suspected prescription pills and a digital scale inside the car. Ross later faced charges including felony fleeing possession of a controlled substance secondderee battery, endangering the welfare of a minor, and reckless driving. Monday, February 2nd, 2026, Dallas officers rushed to a home after a frantic emergency call reported that 18-year-old Tony Robinson was armed and threatening family members. Relatives told responding officers that Robinson had locked himself inside a bathroom with his grandmother while refusing repeated pleas to put the handgun away. >> What's going on? >> Hold on. >> My son is trying to shoot me. >> Son trying to shoot. Okay. >> Yes. All right. Does he have a Does he have a gun or >> I'm tell What's What do you think? >> I'm I'm making sure. And what's what's your name? >> My name is >> Bro, put the gun down, my [ __ ] For real. >> Tony's in there by himself in the restaurant. I think my mom is like >> Okay. Which apartment is it? >> Yes. Which apartment is it? We're not going to, man. >> Which apartment? Upstairs or down? >> Keep going. Keep going. >> Mama, they're here. Mama, they here. Mama, they're here. He in there with a gun. He in there. >> What's going on? >> He's in there with a gun. >> Open the door. >> POLICE. POLICE. BRO, [screaming] >> CALM DOWN. [screaming] WHAT the >> what the >> Drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. ARE YOU OKAY? [screaming] >> WHAT THE? >> SIR, get outside. OUTSIDE. >> OUTSIDE. GET IN HERE. >> Keep a gun on him. >> I know, ma'am. I'm sorry. Light switch. Come on, baby. To the light switch. Come on, baby. Suspect is down. >> We have one black female who is shot. We need two ambulances. >> Help him. Give me a flashlight. Sorry, >> baby. Listen. First light switch. First light switch. Okay. >> Let me see. >> Okay. [laughter] >> Okay. I was trying to spray this in his face so he won't move like a face. Okay. >> Okay. Let me let me hold on to it, please. >> It's okay. >> Okay. Just let me hold on to it. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Ma'am, I need to look at your injuries. Okay. >> I need to see. >> Okay. >> I need to see your injuries. All right. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Can you see him? >> Yes, sir. I can see you. >> I'm going to help you. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Okay. [gasps] >> We're all right. >> Okay. You're shot in the arm. Okay. >> Oh, it's in the hospital. >> Yes, ma'am. It is. I see. It's here. And it's here. I'm going to put a tourniquet on you. Okay. He's in the restroom like I think my mom is like him. >> Does he still >> Does he have a gun? >> Okay. Okay. >> We're not going to >> Which apartment upstairs? There's two legitimate in there which is my brother and my husband. They're not >> mama here. Mama here. out of here. In there with a gun. He in there with a gun. He's in there with a gun. >> Open the door. >> Tony, BRO. GOD. [screaming] >> WHAT THE >> DROP THE GUN. >> WHAT THE >> DROP THE GUN. [screaming] WHAT THE GET OUTSIDE. >> GET in here. >> I know, man. I'm sorry. Get back. Step off. Step out. >> Robinson was transported to a hospital with injuries that were not considered life-threatening. After officers secured the scene and immediately began providing emergency medical aid, his grandmother was also hospitalized and later released. While the officer struck during the exchange was protected by a ballistic vest and avoided more serious injuries. Late one evening, what first looked like an ordinary traffic stop changed instantly when the driver of a Toyota Corolla appeared ready to comply before suddenly accelerating onto Interstate 275. Investigators say the decision to flee quickly turned the stop into a felony pursuit stretching across the highway. Yeah, ready. 315 traffic 95 northbound on my Four Mike traffic light traffic 3 northbound 35 speed 51 heads. Show me YOUR vehicle taking off. Get northbound. All right. 275 now 4404. Northbound. South 46. Taking exit 46 Bravo. Pit again. Pit again. Pit again. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. NOW YOU'RE GOING TO get me. Turn it off. Cut it off now. I'm going to shoot you [ __ ] me. >> I got him. >> I got him now. We're going to be Hills at gunpoint. Just confirm you guys are MLK or Hill. 43 point you guys are an MLP or a hill. Slow down. Give us 94 108 from Tampa. >> 104 104 108 >> 94 108 from MLK 275. We got three guns going on. Okay. He's a two. >> Head up right now. >> Marine. Can I hear something? >> After the chase came to an end, officers detained everyone inside the Corolla. While investigators searched the vehicle and surrounding area for evidence, police reported recovering suspected narcotics, including cocaine allegedly discarded during the pursuit and a white powder substance reportedly hidden inside the driver's sock, leading to multiple felony drugrelated allegations in addition to fleeing charges. January 9th, 2022, Arkansas State Police joined an urgent search after investigators in Tennessee tracked a vehicle connected to an alleged non-custodial kidnapping involving a juvenile. Troopers attempted a carefully coordinated stop before the driver allegedly chose to ram patrol vehicles instead of surrendering. >> Come and turn mine on a past. Is that you directly in front? Go ahead and slow down. Slow down. [music] Air Force traffic. Slow down. Come back in front of you. You just ran me. Gra. I'm at the last over pad mark. Clean interchange. Ready with spike. Boxer, boxer, boxer, boxer, landing. Cheers. >> The last over. >> Get out. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS NOW. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> HANDS. YOU GOT THE DOORBUSTER ON [screaming] IT. UNLOCK IT. >> SHOW YOUR HAND. >> I have a child. >> YEAH, WE KNOW. GET OUT here on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. >> I don't have anything on me. >> Why the hell did you hit us? >> I didn't hit. >> Yeah, you did. You ran me. >> I did ram you. You ram me, sir. I have a child in the car. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> In the car. I couldn't even pull over. >> You could pull over. >> No, y'all didn't let me pull over. You rammed into me in front of you. >> No, I couldn't even pull over hitting me. I have a child in the car. >> We got a video to show you. >> I have a child in the car. >> No, that's why we pulled you over. >> No, you rammed it to me. You guys rammed it to me. >> You're actively still trying to take it off. >> You guys rammed it to me. I hope I have a child in the car. >> Let me see. Huh? >> Both units are going to be busy. >> I'm sure I'm going to be there. >> Since both of your units are going to be busy, you want me to back up so you can start moving your stuff to mine? >> What? >> All your stuff out of your car. >> Oh, it's going to headquarters. I'm going with it. >> Just remove it there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Damn. Hold on. I want to see my child. You hit me first. >> I said HOLD ON. AIN'T NO HOLD ON. YOU hit me first. >> Nobody's checked it though, right? >> I want to see my child and make a phone call to my family. >> Do a talk to people any kind of way. I didn't even do nothing. Can I see my tab? >> How did you get that in front of you? That's some talent. I'm not even doing anything. Put my hands to myself. I want to see my baby. >> How did you get that in front of you like that? >> I want to see my baby. >> Talent. >> I want to see my baby. >> I'm gonna let you see your baby. >> And I'm going to make a phone call. >> I'm going to let you make a phone call. Give me your ID. >> The driver was taken to jail while the juvenile was safely reunited with grandparents. And authorities confirmed that no one involved suffered injuries. Prosecutors filed charges including aggravated assault on law enforcement, felony fleeing felony endangering a minor, and several additional traffic related offenses. Wednesday, January 1st, 2026, Arkansas State Police responded to assist another agency after a stolen Honda Civic was spotted racing north on Interstate 555. Investigators say the driver ignored every chance to stop and continued driving recklessly through busy streets while other agencies moved into position. Heat. Heat. Okay. figure out 42 Where are y'all at? He's more We're going on the oncoming traffic west on Highland coming up to the carway. Heat. Heat. cutting through the parking lot. They just pulled into the parking lot. >> [screaming] >> 19's got lead on I'm radio now northbound. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS NOW. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. Hold the WINDOW DOWN. Give me your hands now. Driver. Driver. >> Get out of the vehicle. Unbuckle with your >> dog. I got a dog here. SOMEBODY GET OUT. >> UNBUCKLE NOW. >> YES, SIR. >> I SEE IT. UNBUCKLE. HEY, I'M SLOW. >> I see you moving. Unbuckle. >> We got a dog here. >> You got a dog. THERE'S A DOG. IF YOU RUN, HE WILL GET OUT. >> Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I APOLOGIZE. Please don't say anything. >> Get out car right now. >> Right behind you. >> Go get him. Go get him. Go get him. Are you 15 with him yet? >> Got it. >> Unfoc. Pastor's coming out. >> Crawl over. Crawl over. Contact cover. I >> ain't got nothing to do with you. >> I swear to God, I ain't got nothing to do with you. >> Both the driver and passenger were taken into custody after the disabled vehicle was surrounded without further incident by assisting officers from multiple departments. The investigation continued into the reported stolen vehicle along with additional offenses connected to the pursuit and the dangerous driving witnessed by troopers. Sunday, December 28th, 2025 Arkansas State Police were called to assist after a pursuit that had already crossed into the state from Oklahoma continued through multiple jurisdictions. Communication problems between radio channels complicated the response, but troopers still managed to position themselves ahead of the fleeing truck. >> 351 per county radio trooper. That was 1019 with Ben County deputies now. 107 possible wreck out radio advising southbound lookout tower red for Martin Pedro >> 10 for per county deputy we're advising the state police 109 with them was wrecked out on Martin Pedro they're now southbound on lookout tower Watch advising westbound 16. Can I confirm? Let me see your hands, mother. I'll feel you all. DON'T MOVE. HANDS UP. >> YOU WILL ALL DIE TONIGHT IF you [ __ ] You understand? Keep your hands up. Turn around. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Stop your feet. Lay down. on your stomach. Put your arms out to your side. Put your arms out to your side. Fville signal at 15. 510. Good. He's out with control. Once the truck was finally stopped, all occupants followed commands and were taken into custody without further resistance before being transported to the Benton County Detention Center. Driver Christopher Eubanks was booked on a fleeing charge while passenger Brian Cox was arrested on an outstanding failure to appear warrant as investigators also documented significant damage to both vehicles. On March 7th, 2026, Los Angeles police responded to a reported robbery in progress at a convenience store where employees said an armed woman had taken control behind the counter. Officers repeatedly tried to gain the cooperation of 53-year-old Cynthia Anne Ivy Acres, but investigators say she suddenly reached toward a bag containing what appeared to be a handgun. >> Go outside. Go outside. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> You're going to get tased. It's going to hurt really bad. >> I'm sure it will. >> Okay. >> Listen. >> No, you listen. >> Turn around. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. >> You're Who's your authority? >> Who is >> dude? Hey. Um, >> can you just stay on her? >> Hey, we don't we don't hurt your dog. >> Hey, don't grab anything. >> Yeah, I'M GRABBING A GRAB. WHO'S YOUR AUTHORITY? >> Who is me? >> Okay. Listen. >> We're just trying to talk. We're just trying to talk. Listen. Hey. >> Listen. Hey. >> Hey. Don't grab anything. >> Don't reach FOR ANYTHING. DON'T GRAB ANYTHING. Go outside. Go outside. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> You're going to get tased. It's going to hurt really bad. >> I'm sure it will. >> Okay. >> Listen. >> No, you listen. >> Turn around. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You're Who's your authority? >> Who is >> dude? >> Cuz it's me. >> Okay. There's a dog back there. Can you just >> We're just trying to talk. We're just trying to talk. Hey, >> we don't want to hurt your dog. >> Listen. Hey, DON'T GRAB ANYTHING. HEY, FIRE. Acres was taken into custody after the confrontation and officers immediately began providing medical aid while requesting firefighters and paramedics to the scene. Investigators later determined the weapon was a pellet gun. No officers or community members were injured and the incident remained under review by detectives. Monday, August 28th, 2023. An Arkansas State Police trooper stopped a gray Chrysler Pacifica after spotting it following a tractor trailer too closely on Interstate 40. During the conversation, the odor of marijuana and the driver's own admissions quickly shifted the encounter into a much larger drug investigation. How's it going? >> I'm sorry. What did I do? >> Hey, my name's Cooper Escam with Arkansas State Police. Reason I made contact with you is you're following that truck trailer way too close. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I I knew I was and I knew I had a feeling that's why you pulled me over. >> Yeah, you're good. You're good. >> I I uh >> I don't I knew better. I >> Do you have a driver's license? Other than the fact that there was just a lot of trucks going and one cut in front of me and I was >> Is that your uh your uh >> Yeah. Can I see that? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Where you coming from? >> Uh I'm coming from uh Oklahoma City. I was training for uh triathlon with my buddy out there. I'm a big biker and swimmer and things like that. >> Do you have your actual uh copy of the uh rental agreement? >> Uh Yeah, it's on my phone. Can I use my phone? >> Okay. >> Um I get a little just I get claustrophobic. >> Okay. >> All right, sounds good. Uh all right, let me have y'all about come over here to my car. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can I leave my car? >> Yeah, you going to leave everything running. So, do you just do you have equipment back here? >> Uh, I just have my >> Come over by my window. >> Great. >> That window. >> You have You got no weapons or anything? >> No, ma'am. >> You can get in. >> How old were you when you got arrested? I would have been 18, I think. So, I was in >> college. >> You think that's funny? It was funny. Uh, Harden Simmons. It's in Texas. We were um It's just a little D3 school. I played soccer and uh it was uh Man, it was embarrassing. I was the only one that um I was the only one that ran. >> I got you. And >> uh let me ask you a question. Uh are you a marijuana user or anything? >> Um I was in New Mexico. >> Okay, >> for sure. >> I got you. You you you kind of smell of it a little bit. >> Okay, that um that makes sense. I uh um definitely when I'm in New Mexico or when I'm with my buddies from New Mexico, >> I uh I haven't been in New Mexico. So, you kind of you kind of got me here. I I I I smoked a joint >> uh with my buddy. >> Yeah. >> In in Dallas. And uh then I had a joint last night. >> Um so you got me on that. I don't have anything with >> Do you have anything in those bags? I have uh wax in my backpack. >> Okay. Nothing in those bags. >> No, I don't have anything on those backpacks. How about >> come back here. I'm not going to You're not under arrest or anything. I'm going to search it. As long as you don't have nothing else in there, I'm you're you're good to go. We'll suck that out. >> All right. >> What do you have in your pockets? >> My phone wallet. You don't have nothing else though, right? >> I got my money. >> Nope. You can have all but nothing. Nothing else? >> No. >> Okay. How much do you have in those bags? >> 32 lb. >> Okay, you're good. cornered up on the corner now. >> Well, that was the eastbound >> trying to >> normal thing. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Where at? Are you in Mon County? >> Yeah. Hey, uh I got this uh I got about 32 pounds of weed. Uh I called James the best way to get around stuff, but >> he asked if you limited options here in a minute. >> Pick it up for him if you don't mind. >> Yeah. Yeah. Let me uh We were out there on interstate with you. >> [ __ ] Were you? >> Yeah. Yeah. You had that car stopped at the 172. We stopped at Texas. >> It's got some uh >> right behind I was behind you about a half mile and then this came out. >> Let me know if there's anything around. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. If you don't if you don't mind, uh I'm about to take his ass over to >> Yeah. >> He told me he's got some wax. >> All right, I'll meet you over there. >> Pull it up. I mean, it's probably going to be like a a THD thing. The driver, Paul Diffy, was arrested after troopers discovered approximately 32 lb of marijuana along with more than $8,000 in cash during the investigation. After speaking with investigators, Diffy admitted purchasing the marijuana with plans to resell it for profit, and the evidence was turned over to federal authorities as the case moved forward. Thursday, January 12th, 2023 officers conducting a targeted motel operation suddenly watched one suspect abandon any thought of cooperating and speed away from the scene. The attempted escape immediately pulled nearby units into a dangerous pursuit through city streets as the driver ignored traffic controls and continued pushing the vehicle harder. miles. Hey Failing ground. The vehicle just wrecked out 40 40 eastbound. middle of the uh middle lane. Middle lane. I missed it. Was it 901? >> I don't know. He landed where? East and west. Unit two joint call. The chase came to an end after the suspect lost control and overturned the vehicle, allowing officers to quickly secure the scene and take the driver into custody. Emergency crews responded to evaluate the suspect's injuries while investigators continued processing evidence connected to both the motel operation and the pursuit. Friday, December 2nd, 2022. A driver in a Chevrolet Malibu initially appeared to cooperate at an Arkansas State Police driving while intoxicated checkpoint before unexpectedly accelerating away. Rather than turning the encounter into a prolonged high-speed pursuit, troopers coordinated with dispatch and began searching the surrounding area. voicemail. I can't see him. I don't know where he went. Yeah, you already got down. >> Gosh damn it. I make contact. >> Check to a Jessica Smith out of Hartford 2011 Malibu. Fort Smith send a bolo for Adam John David 09 Edward. Adam John David 09 Edward. See if I can find him. >> About 30 minutes later, officers located the abandoned Malibu with the driver nowhere to be found after an apparent escape on foot. Investigators secured the vehicle and continued working to identify the suspect with the case expected to include fleeing and other offenses tied to leaving the checkpoint. Sunday, April 25th, 2021, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted 24year-old Jennifer Carvajal traveling at 111 mph near Interstate 4. As the trooper attempted to catch up, investigators say Carvajal made a sudden turn that sent the vehicle out of control before it left the roadway. Carvajal survived with relatively minor injuries and was later arrested as investigators examined the devastating aftermath involving her passengers. Authorities filed multiple charges, including driving under the influence, manslaughter, driving under the influence involving serious injury, reckless driving, involving serious injury driving without a license, and several counts of property damage. While this incident has come to an end, there are plenty of other cases that reveal just how quickly events can change on the road. Watch the next video to see another remarkable pursuit from a completely different perspective. Thanks for being here and remember to subscribe for more police pursuits and body cam