Sunday, August 1st, 2021. A routine insurance stop in Silver City spiraled into gunfire in a matter of seconds. 36-year-old Ruben Dao allegedly responded to officer Laramore's approach, not with paperwork, but with three rounds from a firearm. I can't hear you. >> I'm asking if I did something wrong. >> Yeah, I'm also learn shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. He's going southbound. Central about Texas. I don't know where he's at, guys. Hello Mark 33. You're good. You're good. >> I think so. >> Are you still there, Jazz? Shut your siren. Shut your siren off. Two sirens. >> Okay, we have uh let them know we have 25 with them. He's laying on the ground. >> We uh we're going to go ahead and approach Yeah, we're going to go ahead and approach the vehicle on the What side? On the west side. And uh yeah, we're going to go ahead and Yeah, he's >> Keep your eyes on him. >> Yeah, >> we're on my marker between three and four. >> Ready? Who's got long? >> I got him. Come on. Keep your keep keep your gun on him. >> If he say if he does any sudden movement, shoot him. >> All right, we're going to move. Caesar, >> can we use that truck for cover? >> Yeah, let's use that truck. You want to call one in ID? Sorry. >> Okay. >> Hey, Jazz, are you still there? >> Mononttoya, we have one in ID. Come on, >> back it up. >> We're going to move with the truck. >> You got drugs on. >> Let me know. >> Let's go. >> Right. >> What's in here? Careful with you guys. Crossfire, too, guys. >> He's saying nobody's in there, but we don't know. Ready? >> Yeah. >> Heads up. >> Nobody in the >> back. Yeah. No one else inside. Broken glass. >> Dao was eventually taken into custody after surrendering along a highway south of town. Remarkably, no officers were struck despite shots being exchanged. He now faces charges including aggravated assault on a peace officer, shooting at or from a motor vehicle, and fleeing from law enforcement. Thursday afternoon, September 12th, 2024 troopers in Akran spotted a white Volkswagen Sport utility vehicle riding on stolen plates. The driver's refusal to stop quickly turned a traffic violation into a highstakes pursuit stretching toward Portage County. All right, he's putting it in reverse on Forbes. He's backing up. Coming out to Arlington. He's in reverse. 577, where you at? probably do an arch. >> Okay, he's uh going back. Uh he's going to be going north. He missed little eastbound 65. >> We are coming up the hillrest. Come on. Always be average. We're out in the city right now. 76. Yeah, I mean speed 95 traffic 67 is the passenger speeds are 95 east coming up to 43 Afternoon. That's the name. First day off. 31. I still got the vehicle. Mile 33 80 mph emergency. >> Check on my dog. You're a valued OnStar member and our emergency team is more quickly to assist you. [groaning] after a collision between a sheriff's deputy and a state trooper brought the chase to an abrupt halt. Both officers were treated for injuries. The trooper's K-9 partner, Titus, was taken to a veterinarian as a precaution. Investigators continue reviewing leads tied to the stolen vehicle and potential charges connected to receiving stolen property and fleeing remain under consideration as the case stays active. Wednesday, November 6th, 2024, multiple reports of a reckless driver tearing through Paduca flooded local dispatch. Authorities later identified the man behind the wheel as Marian Dalton Barnes, who allegedly fled earlier attempts at a stop before Kentucky State Police took up the pursuit. >> Watch out 520. Watch out 520. He's coming right at you. >> He just sideswiped the car. Mayfield, he just sideswiped the car and I think he might have hit 520's car. You've got authority now to continue into Illinois until they can take over. 24's going flat. I think he might be about to bail over out here below the state line. >> He's uh he's going to go back eastbound. He's in the median. Stand by. 520 1064. I don't know if I can get a piece of back eastbound. He keeps locking it up on me. I'm not sure what he's doing. I don't know if he's about to get out something. >> I'm coming. Yeah, we're off road. We're out. We're off road. Uh before the four. Off road before the four. We're bye AA storage off road. We're going through a field right now. Going off road again towards the church at the seven. >> Off road at the seven. >> Just went through a fence in the parking lot at the big church. through the fans at the church. >> He's going towards McCon. Going towards McCon. >> Going towards MCON. >> Going towards WKCTC. Head four, just use your highway stop procedures. 64 Macra is advising if we terminate they terminate as well. Branding a vehicle on the belt line overpass. We're stopped. Looks like we were stopped here 104 in front of the old economy and on the belt line. 104 old economy belt line 1045 you DO WITH YOUR TOE BACKWARD. >> Keep coming ON YOUR KNEES NOW. >> I got on your knees. >> On your knees. >> HANDS ON YOUR HEAD. >> ON THE STOMACH. >> I GOT HIM. Here you go. >> Is anybody else in the truck? >> Is anybody else in the truck? Yes, sir. Barnes was ultimately taken into custody on the southside after striking other vehicles. Deputies confirmed he faces more than 50 charges tied to fleeing wanton endangerment and drugrelated offenses. He was lodged in the McCracken County Jail as investigators began sorting through the lengthy list of counts stemming from the afternoon chaos. September 15th, 2024 in St. Charles. A missing front license plate and a tinted windshield were all it took to draw Officer Brown's attention to a Ford Escape. The driver's decision to ignore the stop request quickly escalated what should have been a minor traffic issue. 2122 traffic >> 2122 >> mobile lane six young train Paul 09 All right. you >> your direction eastbound 70 from first capital one with them one with them coming over to lane one 9 miles hour one center one 9 mph Exit convention. >> Exit convention. >> 1050. 1050. >> 1050. Hebject. >> What's his race? Brown bag right there. Look at that truck. radios. >> Help me out. >> Stand up. >> You got to help me out. >> No, man. You stay right there. >> You want me to pull my car around? >> Yeah. Somebody grab a car. >> Watch out. I got flip. >> You guys >> Yeah. >> What's up, mother? >> How you doing? >> Welcome to St. Charles. >> Oh yeah, >> just caught a felony, bro. >> I'm good. >> Let's get him. >> The suspect was arrested after crashing and attempting to flee on foot and officers located a loaded handgun during the struggle. He was transported to a local holdover facility. He now faces charges that include unlawful possession of a firearm resisting arrest and multiple traffic violations tied to the attempted escape. February 2022 along Interstate 40, a New Mexico State Police officer noticed a maroon Chrysler drifting across lanes as if the road markings were optional when the driver refused to pull over speeds surged well beyond 100 mph. 675 Syncom vehicle just struck a white SUV at the 93 mile marker. We're 100 milesPH traffic. Road runways are clear. >> 675 roll over 1045. >> Contacted another vehicle going to be out. 89 >> 89. Multiple units calling. Multiple units calling. >> 675 I40 shutdown westbound roll over. Send 55. >> Get out OF THE VEHICLE. GET OUT OF [screaming] THE VEHICLE RIGHT NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> I'M GOING LESS LETHAL. >> Get on THE [ __ ] GROUND RIGHT NOW. >> I'M TRYING TO [ __ ] YOU. >> CRAWL. CRAWL. >> Where at? >> To me. >> All right. My phone. >> I don't care about your phone. >> Step towards me. Crawl towards me. Keep crawling. Keep crawling. >> Go for it. >> Get on the ground. >> A pack of cigarettes and a phone. >> Somebody check on that car. one. >> I [snorts] just got a let's see a pack of stories and a pound meth. >> Are you hurt anywhere, >> sir? No, I'm fine. I'm sorry, man. >> Why are you running, man? >> The lady threw me his calling. >> And I didn't get I don't want no driver. >> The 19-year-old driver was taken into custody after colliding with multiple vehicles and [music] causing a rollover that shut down westbound traffic. Several motorists were evaluated at the scene. He now faces charges including aggravated fleeing from law enforcement, reckless driving, and leaving the scene of a crash. Late on May 9th, 2024, outside Nixon Hall at Kent State University campus, police responded to a call about restroom access that quickly took an unexpected turn. Dr. Dr. Ellen Glickman, a longtime school director and professor in the School of Health Sciences, soon displayed signs that caught officers attention for another reason entirely. >> I'm fine. >> I don't think you're okay to drive. >> I think I'm okay to drive. I have a Tesla. >> Sir, >> just because you have a Tesla doesn't mean it's not going to drive itself. >> Sir, I'm going to call your captain in a minute. >> That's fine. You're not going to drive out of here. You're not going to be okay. >> 3377. >> Is there a bathroom back here you're using? >> I'm sorry. >> Is there a bathroom in this office you're using? >> I'm going to go over there. I'm the school director of the school of health sciences and I'm going to be okay. >> Okay, >> sir. I'm okay and you're going to be okay and I'm going to report you. Okay, that's fine. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. I I just need you to call somebody for me before I before I go. >> Oh, he's fine. >> Okay. >> Part that's out there. >> It fell down out there. >> Yeah. He's going to leave me alone and I'm going to go home and go pee and you're going to leave me alone. >> Okay. But you're not going to drive. >> I'm going to drive home. >> Okay. Ma'am, you're not going to drive. >> I'm driving home and you're going to leave me alone. I'm fine. And you I I have water in my car. I'm fine. Leave. >> I don't care if you have water in your car. If you're >> My husband is in Shaker and he had surgery and I'm fine. >> Ma'am, I understand that. >> Do you want me to walk? I'll walk. Walk. >> Nope. >> No. You're going to leave me alone. My My husband just had surgery and I'm driving. >> Sir, you're going to leave me alone? Do you want me to take a breathalyzer? I'll do that for you. >> Nope. Don't have one. >> What? >> I don't have one. >> Sir, you're going to leave me alone? >> I'm fine. I'm going to the bathroom. Okay. >> All right. Um, thank you so much. >> You're welcome. >> Are you looking for a white cat state lanyard? >> No, it's right here. >> Okay. >> I thought you were looking for hard keys cuz you're >> my park keys. I don't have car keys. >> I said hard keys. >> Hard keys? No, I don't have my hard keys. >> I just I just noticed there's another lanyard. I thought that's what you were looking for. No problem. >> Are you going to be able to call anyone for me? >> No. You by you. >> Okay, I'll take this one. >> No, you will not take my Well, right now you're under arrest. >> I'm calling I'm calling my husband. Stop. >> Just relax. You're under arrest. I've made my decision. You are under arrest. >> I'm calling my husband. Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I'M CALLING MY HUSBAND. STOP. LET GO OF >> NO, MAN. WE DON'T WANT TO hurt you. I'm calling my husband. Put your hand on your back. >> I'm calling my husband. You have NO RIGHT TO DO THIS. STOP. >> I'M CALLING MY HUSBAND. STOP. I'm calling my husband. >> It's too late. >> Stop it. You have no Stop Stop it. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO DO THIS. LET GO. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET HURT. Come on. Just relax. I'm calling my husband. Stop this. You have no >> I'm sorry. >> We have a responsibility to do this. Not Not just a right. We have a responsibility to make sure you're not. >> You You did not do a breathalyzer. I don't need to. >> We can smell it. You're You're the way you're acting. >> I'm sorry. You have no right to do Excuse me. You have no right to I'm sorry. You did one. You did not do Miranda. >> I don't have to explain to you. Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. My h Excuse me. MY H EXCUSE ME. STOP IT RIGHT NOW. RIGHT NOW. >> Glickman was arrested under statute 2917.11 for disorderly conduct while intoxicated and creating a risk of harm. The charge was dismissed on July 12th, 2024 with court costs ordered by Judge Rubik in Portage County Municipal Court. Though the case concluded without a conviction, the body camera footage captured a night that drew widespread attention. Just after midnight on December 24th, 2022, a white Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk tore down Piedmont Road Northeast at 67 mph in a 40 mph zone. When the driver ignored emergency lights, the streets of Atlanta became the backdrop for a dangerous pursuit. Uh, connect South Atlanta. Uh, half court street now. Negative. MLK. MLK. MLK. 104. Ammo. Okay. clear the right way to go. Obvious vehicle looking clear. Stay alone. >> Making a right. Making a right. Right on. Right on. Careful. Where you go? Left or right? He went left. He went left. 65 where you at 9:20 see >> MCC Capital 80 [clears throat] radio. That vehicle seated made a left up there at this uh stop sign. Hold on one moment. Made a left on the Wy. We lost visual of that vehicle, but vehicle made a left onto Wley. The chase was ultimately discontinued after officers lost sight of the vehicle near Pearl Street Southeast. No arrest was made that night. Authorities later followed up using partial Georgia tag information and the driver could face charges including reckless driving fleeing and attempting to elude and multiple traffic control violations. The morning of August 15th, 2024, a vehicle left running outside a Circle K in Akran set off a frantic chain of events involving a 2-year-old child still strapped in the back seat. Police later identified the suspect as 21-year-old Jaw Den White, also known as Jaden Deshawn White, who allegedly drove off with the child inside. >> Like, what the do they want to Why do we canceling this? It's a [ __ ] kidnapping. And he hit three cruisers. >> 700 78. Where did you last? This is a chase that doesn't get [ __ ] >> canled. Speeds are 50. Road conditions are dry. Traffic light coming up to Uklid. Going down to the red light. Continuing on east air 10 minutes out speed 50. We're on Belle. Cruiser on Belle and he's on Belleview now going north. He's not on it. >> You need to get away from that car, bro. It's on fire. Gas on the ground. Come on. >> From the south, he's throwing the child out of the car. Unit, we take this dude out. Take him out with a cruiser. He's got a He's throwing the baby out of the window. All right, the child's out of the car. >> Cruiser, stop. Get this kid. Get this kid. >> No. Car 9 got the kid. Show your hands. Show your [ __ ] hands up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep your [ __ ] hands up now. All right. Keep them right where they are. Keep them right where they are. >> Put the carpet. >> Keep your hands right. I'mma back up. I'm back. Siren. Siren. The siren. >> You got me. You got me. Hold on. You got me. Put your hands behind your >> back. >> White was apprehended on Superior Avenue after placing the child on the ground during the pursuit. The toddler was transported to Akran Children's Hospital for evaluation and an injured officer received medical treatment following a cruiser collision. White now faces charges including kidnapping willful fleeing felonious assault on a peace officer and receiving stolen property with additional charges possible. October 17th, 2022, Interstate 44 in Missouri was flooded with 911 calls about a black Chevrolet Traverse weaving at extreme speeds and even driving the wrong direction. Trooper Townsen soon located the vehicle, clocking it at speeds up to 132 mph, and identified the driver as Crystal Courtright. Siri on emergency 1410. They're they have their hands on the side of this 209.65 mph. Right. Light traffic. All right. Now we're in the left lane. Leaving speed back up to 90. Light traffic. 47 will not open the button. 1450 location. >> They're taking level 95 exit. They just hit the exit sign 1050. There's compound exit vehicle. into the vehicle now. 103 Courtright was taken into custody after crashing near the westbound exit 195 ramp. She was transported for a blood draw and booked into the Crawford County Jail on a 24-hour hold. Prosecutors requested charges of felony resisting arrest and driving while intoxicated involving drugs and conviction. Details were later outlined at the end of the case. Monday, April 4th, 2022. A kidnapping call at a Goodwill store on Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard sent Atlanta officers scrambling. Jerica Moore told police her 9-year-old son was still in the back seat when a man drove off in her running vehicle. >> 1313 Atlanta 1080. >> I got in the vehicle. >> I3. What's the location? Uh left on Lucille Lucille and peoples >> and I tried to stop him at a stoplight at low speeds. He's still got the child in the back seat. >> Clear the child still in the vehicle. Stop sign. Clear left, clear right. Oh, there's one. We're still on Lucille. Stand by. I'll get your cross in a second. [ __ ] [ __ ] Just be pit. Just be pit. Show me your [ __ ] hands. Show me youring hands. Get the out the door. GET THE OPEN THEING DOOR. OPEN THE [ __ ] DOOR. >> YOU TRYING TO KILL US. You're trying to kill us. >> Oh my gosh. Yes. You trying to kill us. >> Oh my gosh. You trying to kill me. Why would y'all do that, man? >> Get off. Please don't. Please don't. Don't beat me up, man. Listen. Don't get on. Don't y'all trying to kill me. Don't Don't fight me. Get on the ground. Don't fight me. Stop. Don't fight me. Stop. Don't fight me. Stop me. your hand. Suspect child. >> The suspect identified as Darius White, born November 1983, was taken into custody after the vehicle was immobilized. The child was safely reunited with his mother and transported to Hugh Spalding for precautionary evaluation. White was transferred to Atlanta police homicide detectives and booked on kidnapping and related offenses pending further investigation. August 23rd, 2024, in an Albuquerque hotel parking lot, detectives attempted a high-risk stop tied to an earlier shooting investigation. Instead of complying, Leanne Aragon allegedly accelerated her white Tesla Sport utility vehicle into police cars with Anthony Ibara seated in the front passenger seat. >> You got driver. >> What was the number? >> 31. >> All right. >> Ready? Hands up. Hands up. >> POLICE. HANDS UP. >> POLICE. >> 34. >> HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. 601 central. >> You'll get 401. >> PLEASE. HANDS UP. GET OUT OF THE CAR. HANDS UP AND EMPTY. >> YOU'RE IN THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Can you come with the 40? >> Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Attention inside the Tesla. This Albuquerque Police Department. If anyone else is inside, you need to come out with your hands up and empty. >> All right, we're good. Go. That's weird. Also, this probably more prison law enforcement officer. So, I think >> Hey, no talking or something at you guys. >> Set up. Let's go. Get up. >> My leg hurts, dude. >> I'll get up. Can I Can I get up? >> Get up and go. >> You want to cry with us? >> Aragon, who had five confirmed felony warrants, was treated at Love Lace Hospital and then booked on those warrants along with a new charge related to the crash. Detective A. Romero sustained head and neck injuries but survived. Abaro was also treated and arrested for his alleged involvement in the earlier shooting. September 16th, 2024, what began as a routine patrol along Interstate 44 near Bourbon turned into a multi-county pursuit when a Green Ford F250 suddenly accelerated. Authorities later identified the driver as 29-year-old Jacob Patucha, who allegedly fled at speeds exceeding 95 mph. 195 95 mph at 95 mph. 803 600. This will be traffic charges only. >> 600 signal heers went through the medium on the service road. Copy service 803. He hit the sign. >> Copy the sign. 38 going eastbound 16 is approaching us. He just ME >> ONE. He just went around our patrol cars through the grass >> after he tried to run the trooper over. Trooper jumped. I had to jump out of the way. >> Oh my gosh. Are you guys still on 28 approaching Bell? >> No, we're on 63. Oh, there's a Mary's County on the bridge here with spikes. Looks like he's not going to get around this one. >> He hits the car. Hang on. Hang on. He might just hit the car. Oh, he did. He He just hit the Mars County car. >> He hit the Mary's County car. >> Yep. Yep. He stopped on the bridge on Gasade River Bridge. >> 1050. >> All right, we got it. Thank you. Yeah. >> Yeah. Careful. >> Is that the abandoned vehicle? >> I'm sorry. No, I'm 108. >> We're a tow truck. Patucha was taken into custody after intentionally ramming a Marie County deputy's patrol vehicle, disabling his own truck, and ripping off a wheel. Both vehicles were totaled. He now faces charges including first-degree assault on a special victim, resisting arrest by fleeing, creating a risk of serious injury, first-degree property damage, and driving while revoked, along with several traffic citations. In the early hours of September 13th, 2024, a Red Sport utility vehicle in Albuquerque was spotted riding on shredded deflated tires that sparked against the pavement. The driver, later identified as Steven Watts, allegedly tried to enter an apartment complex gate and then fled even as one wrist was already secured in a handcuff. >> You're about to get tased. Do you understand? >> Huh? >> You're about to get tased. >> Ow. Get out of the vehicle now. >> Hey, my sister's right here. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Can Can we >> get out of the vehicle? >> Can we go in right here? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Ow. >> Dude, my >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Why are you breaking my ride like that? >> Get out of the vehicle, >> sir. Get out of the vehicle. >> Why? Get out of the vehicle now. You're about to get tased. >> All right. You're about to get tased. Get out of the vehicle. >> You just told me that. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I am. >> Go ahead. Oh, don't get Don't do it. COD9. Expedite. Expedite. Put your vehicle for EOD9's coming. Go ahead. Vehicle [laughter] screen male subject male subject. >> We are driving on two wings. Male driver. >> We are now northbound on Sato in Osuna going for a secondary unit to initiate a p on my IS pit. Back up. Got him. Got him. Get down. Show me your hand. Show me your hand. Show me your other hand. I got this hand. I walk. I walk. Make sure we don't get hit. >> Watts was apprehended after another officer executed a pit maneuver and he attempted to run. No injuries were reported among officers or the suspect. He now faces charges including driving while intoxicated, resisting and evading and reckless driving. Shortly before 8 in the morning on September 2nd, 2024, New Mexico State Police joined Santa Rosa officers searching for a silver Mercury reported swerving and possibly driven by someone intoxicated. The driver identified as Patrick Chavez allegedly refused to stop and accelerated onto Interstate 40 at speeds around 110 mph. Go go go go go go. Going back to the lane. All right. Help me with this. Right. >> Break through the window. >> Yeah. I I can't get a hold of my dispatch. Okay. >> Okay. >> Zone one. >> Can you ask your dispatch to see what the ETA is of another SP unit? >> Hey, what is he doing? Can you see? >> There's two passengers in the back. In the back seat. Back >> in the back seat. >> Okay, we need to break a window. >> I'm going to call him out. >> DRIVER. >> DRIVER. >> OPEN THE DOOR. >> Put your HANDS IN THE AIR. >> PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR HEAD. >> Let me see your hands. [screaming] >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. SEE YOUR HANDS. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> You're going to get chased. You're going to get chased. YOU'RE GOING TO GET CHASED. >> YOU WILL GET SHOT. >> GET SHOT. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. >> GIVE ME YOUR HEAD. [screaming] >> I got one arm. I got one arm. >> HEY, I'M >> TURN AROUND. I'm not resisting, but no. >> Okay, GET ON YOUR STOMACH THEN IF YOU'RE NOT RESISTING. >> I'm not resisting. Look, can you grab them? >> Can you grab them? >> Can you get them? >> Grab them. >> Grab them. >> Good. Got it. >> Two. Two. Two. >> Chavez was airlifted to a hospital after losing control and rolling the vehicle. Two female passengers, including a 17-year-old, told officers they feared for their lives. He was later booked on charges including aggravated fleeing from law enforcement driving while intoxicated child abuse related to endangerment and battery on a nurse following an incident at the hospital. December 5th, 2020, a burglary investigation near Sakoro quickly shifted focus when deputies attempted to stop a stolen truck. The suspect, 32-year-old Richard Zamora, allegedly refused to pull over and drove into an Aoyo beneath Interstate 25. >> Suspect's no longer on the roadway. >> GET OFF THE ROAD. GET OUT OF THE WAY. >> He's just driving down the middle of I4. >> Gets on the highway if we can. Please try and get him on the highway. Can't make it down. FREEZE. RIGHT THERE. FREEZE. >> [ __ ] What's his name? >> HE'S RIGHT DOWN HERE. >> GET OUT OF the car. >> We're not We KNOW YOU'RE NOT PLAYING. AND I'M GOING TO BREAK THAT WINDOW. >> I'M GOING TO BREAK THAT WINDOW. >> Break that window for me there. Come on, [ __ ] >> Come on. Tell me what you want. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Come on. >> He hit you. Y. >> Okay. Saw battery of deadly weapon. Man, >> I'm going back. Come on. >> Come on. Well, let's go. >> I'm shooting myself. >> No, you're not. Come on. Come on. Let's go. Come on, man. Come on, let's go. [ __ ] right there. Come on, dude. >> Come on, bro. >> Hey, bro. You're better than this, man. I KNOW YOU. >> HEY, I HAVE A GUN. I HAVE GUN, TOO. Come on. If she has a gun. Come on. Come on. >> Hey, put your hands up. Put the gun down. Do it now. Do it now. We want to help you, man. Don't do this. Don't do this. Don't do this. Here. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> PUT YOUR hands up. >> GET YOUR HANDS UP NOW. [screaming] >> HANDS UP. >> HANDS up in front OF YOU. PUT THAT DOWN. >> PUT IT DOWN. >> AGAIN. >> HE'S GOT THE gun again. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. OKAY, you got him, KYLE. >> The gun's right above his head. 55's right there. >> It's right there. Just have him go up there. Zamora survived after being shot once during the standoff and was taken into custody. No officers were seriously hurt. He faces more than a dozen charges, including burglary, vehicle theft, and multiple counts of assault on a peace officer, and he remains jailed pending trial. October 4th, 2023. A Lones County deputy in Georgia stopped a white Chevrolet Camaro after noticing dark window tint and allegedly saw the driver toss a bag containing narcotics. The suspect's sudden attempt to speed away transformed a traffic stop into a crash and foot chase through Vald Dosta. >> All right, Mr. Lane, do me a favor. Step out the vehicle for me, bro. Yes, sir. >> Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. Do not do it. He's 70 miles an hour. Almost 1050. He's just 1050 into the uh into the cemetery at Mary 10. You're going to get bit. You're going to get bit. Get >> dog potato back. >> Stop the song. Stop the ball, sir. >> Stop theing ball, sir. Oh, God. >> I'm behind a house right on the corner at Mary >> and Oak Street. >> If you do, if you get up you again. I had him at gunpoint at gunpoint. >> After being apprehended by a K-9 while trying to climb a fence, the suspect received medical evaluation and was booked into the Loun County Jail. He faces charges including felony fleeing reckless driving and possession of illegal narcotics. April 8th, 2024, along a Georgia highway, a deputy with the Turner County Sheriff's Office attempted to stop a red Range Rover. The driver's choice to run set off a pursuit that would end in serious wreckage for both vehicles. 71.4 South. South Georgia. Charles Victor Tom 6328. Charles Victor Tom 6328 Georgia. It's going to be a red and color Range Rover >> 104 108 71.6 6 southbound 30° 1080 county 1080 southbound 1080 southbound turn off his Nice. Please contact together. 64 jumping off the 64. 64. 63 63B 63B just rain stop 63 down the ramp 63 63 turn Moving up 63 63 come up. The deputy survived with broken ribs, fractures, and nerve damage, but later returned to duty in a light capacity before making a full recovery. The suspect crashed into a ditch and fled on foot and remains at large. Authorities have not released a motive, and charges, including fleeing and attempting to elude law enforcement, are expected once he is located. While this pursuit ended in custody, it opened the door to a pattern that keeps repeating on roads across the country. Watch the next video to see another case where one decision behind the wheel changed everything. Thanks for tuning in and hit subscribe to stay with us for the next