October 19th, 2024 brought a special kind of trouble for Florida Highway Patrol troopers who were hunting for a stolen Ford F250 linked to a burglary. David Alfonso was the man behind the wheel. A 36-year-old driver who apparently thought a be on the lookout alert was just a suggestion. P. Can you confirm the 1020 is a zero is >> reopen? Northbound 3050 54 aviation being 51. They're on another call. 10 signal 1230. Three approaching the airport. More road. The driver's sprint through the Florida brush ended with a set of shiny new handcuffs and a trip to the local medical center for an evaluation. Alfonso was eventually booked into custody on a laundry list of charges, including grand theft auto and aggravated battery on law enforcement. He is currently facing the consequences of his habitual traffic offender status while he waits for his day in court. On November 23rd, 2024, around 1:30 in the afternoon, Los Angeles officers spotted a stolen white MercedesBenz GLE just waiting for some action. The driver, later identified as 42-year-old Kevin Laerea, eventually hopped in and dropped off a passenger before deciding to see how fast the utility vehicle could really go. Go any request to back up area. Somebody stay with 1083. The passenger jumped out a vehicle. Have someone stop by with a passenger in pursuit of the select vehicle eastbound. >> ETA for airship from the basa. We're about 10 minutes. >> 1083. Hold the air. PCTC side and Mason. I'm getting already rolling. >> Sherman way. >> Get up there. Get up there. >> Go, go, go, go. 183. All right. Hey, he's going to run. >> DON'T MOVE YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. >> DON'T MOVE. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hand. >> Don'ting move. >> How many people? >> I think there's one. Check on Check on them. Make sure they're okay. >> Keep. >> Let me see. I got him. I got him. >> Hey, put your butt forward. Come out. Let me see your hands. >> Keep your hands up. >> Come on. >> Scoot out. >> I got his belt. A turn around. Turn around. >> You guys >> are 219 21. I'm going to probably need some help with that. >> I don't know. I don't know if it was in the street. >> Okay. Okay. Can't get out. >> Requesting demonstr. Medical staff later cleared Lara for booking after he was found to be in possession of both crystal methamphetamine and marijuana. The innocent driver of the Tesla unfortunately passed away at the scene. A tragic outcome that resulted in Laa facing a charge of murder. Several other victims were transported to the hospital for treatment while the suspect began his journey through the legal system. A routine night in Oklahoma City on August 18th, 2025 took a turn for the dramatic when 62-year-old Donald Ray decided that signaling for turns was optional. Ry allegedly led officers on a 65 mph tour of residential streets while ignoring every stop sign in his path. 72 near Longwood Street. TBI. >> Okay, he's taking back off. >> Try to take the eye. We're westbound on 43. He's driving down the side of the road now. Back into the neighborhood. He's up >> speed traffic. >> Westbound. He's going to go out to slow traffic coming up to 23rd again speeding the 23rd going to go straight. >> Another TV. back. DRIVER, GET OUT OF THE CAR. DRIVER, GET OUT OF THE CAR. Ray was eventually hauled off to the Oklahoma County Jail after officers found a supply of methamphetamine tucked away in his pocket. His female passenger was quick to tell the police that she was not a willing participant in the late night off-road excursion. The driver is now facing a mountain of charges, including endangering others while elilluding and driving with a canceled license. April 30th of 2024 started poorly for a homeowner when a former guest named Terry Young Truit allegedly decided to leave with more than just his memories. He later returned to the scene with a masked associate named Braden Crump. Both of whom were reportedly armed and ready for a confrontation in the front yard. >> 25. No traffic. >> All right, we're back east on west 11 approaching Pike. >> No traffic on Pike. No traffic right now. driving. No traffic. [screaming] Got a lot of car. [screaming] Got a lot of car. Both suspects were taken into custody after their brief attempts at intimidation failed to impress the arriving officers. Young Truit and Crump are now facing the music as the victims have made it clear they intend to press charges for the stolen property and the assault. The recovered firearms have been logged as evidence while the duo waits for their legal proceedings to begin. Deep in a Littleton salvage yard on September 4th, 2024, Brentton Zyler was allegedly found trying to make off with more than just spare parts. The 29-year-old driver of a stolen Toyota Tundra reportedly decided that ramming a deputy's patrol car was his best chance at an early exit. I saw. >> Yeah, >> 32 exiting Belleview. >> Bel 32. They just lost the trailer. It is blocking the exit to Belleview. The truck is now eastbound. 5 David 32. I'm pursuing the truck. Speeds of about 70 eastbound. 5 32 east of Fairfax. Speeds of 70. Houston 32 speed 70 and they're firing shots I believe. >> Speed of 70 firing shots at 30. >> Yeah 32. I believe they're firing shots out the window. You guys We're working on security. The car pushed out. I think South Zyler eventually traded the driver's seat for a jail cell and a lengthy list of charges, including attempted firstdegree murder of a peace officer. The deputy, who was rammed, has since been released from the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. Meanwhile, investigators are still working to track down two potential accompllices who managed to slip away into the night. Marian County deputies were keeping a close eye on a silver Kia with illegal tints and a hidden license plate on June 27th, 2025. The driver, later identified as 24year-old Jordan Ski, chose to initiate a confrontation by reversing his vehicle into a patrol car twice. He just went through a fence. He's headed out the silver road. >> Silver four-door made a left on Silver Road. >> Silver left on Silver Road. >> 70 mph. About to come out on Mary Camp. >> He's driving pretty carelessly. I was going to continue >> 26. I do believe you're trying to run me over. We made a left on 79th Avenue Road. What the [ __ ] Call it. GET ON THE GROUND OR I'M GOING TO CHASE YOU. >> Get on THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> BLACKMAIL. White beanie hat, gray shorts, black shirt, camo pants. Get on the ground. There's a K9 over there waiting on you. >> TASER. >> GET ON YOUR FACE. >> GET DOWN. >> PUT your hands on your back. >> I got I got it. I got >> No, no, no, no, no. I got it. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND. >> TRY TO RUN ME OVER AGAIN. >> We don't do that in Marian County. The one-year-old child, who was stuck in the back seat during the chaos, was safely returned to her mother after the scene was secured. Ski's desperate attempt to hide in the woods was cut short by his arrest, which led to the discovery of a loaded handgun and narcotics packaged for sale. He is now facing serious charges for child neglect and drug trafficking while he waits in custody. The afternoon of August 11th, 2022 saw a convicted felon named Montreal Jones trying to maintain a low profile at a local gas station by pulling up his hoodie. This known GoodA boy gang member was already out on pre-trial release when he decided that a traffic stop was the perfect time to be entirely uncooperative. 32. What a rock. I'm buying them. 30 was just threw something out the window. He's passing on the rock children. One to 420. We're getting back on 31 30 West. He just threw something out the window there at the intersection. description. >> Lucky optimized [music] me cause me to run into him. Uh, we're turning around here. Hold up. Still, guys, I just pit him out. He crashed. Head on to a pole here. D Springs. The injured officer was left recovering after being slammed into a patrol car with enough force to flip him over the hood during the suspect's escape. Jones is now back in the system facing new charges for his violent resistance and the narcotics found in his possession. His previous record of firearm offenses certainly won't be doing him any favors during his next court appearance. Just past midnight on January 22nd, 2024, a Ford with some very suspicious Jeep license plates caught the eye of a Michigan State Police Sergeant, the driver, Kevin Shacks, was spotted with a clear baggie of white powder on his lap. A discovery that quickly motivated him to see how fast his car could go. Hello. How you doing tonight? >> Good. You got like insurance with you? Don't move. Don't move. Stop. Stop. 3150 take off GC Washington possession of cocaine. Going to pursue it. It's a white Ford Taurus SUV. It's got a back plate on it. Single black now. It's all about Jesse. >> He just crashed right at Larry's Auto Parts on what? Walnut. Running on foot eastbound on his way. Stop. >> STOP. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. STOP. >> STOP. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Show me your hands. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. STOP. HEY, GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME [screaming] YOUR HANDS. GET ON THE GROUND. FACE DOWN. GET ON THE GROUND. FACE DOWN. Shacks eventually gave up his foot race against the law and was found carrying several knives on his person when he was finally handcuffed. Troopers recovered both the discarded cocaine and some crack cocaine that had been tossed along his escape route through the snow. He was booked into custody on charges of thirdderee fleeing and eluding along with multiple drug offenses. Interstate 40 became a very unconventional garden on a recent afternoon when a female passenger began throwing suspected marijuana from a fleeing Nissan Sentra. The driver apparently felt that a simple lane violation stop was the perfect excuse for a high-speed game of highway tag. >> 914 about to come over the side bridge. All right. I think this tractor trailer is trying to get him to pull over. We're in the fast lane. I'm not boxing him in. He pass the driver just reached down. I'm not getting up there next to him. I'm not risking that. Not the I'd say about the 255. This tractor trailer's in front of him trying to stop him. So, we're we're at about 65 miles an hour. He wanted is very light just to track further in front of him. We're at 65 miles an hour. They're just doing some reaching, so I don't want to get up next to him and try to box him in. All right, he got around the tractor track 256 eastbound accelerating about 91 miles an hour. Traffic light. Okay, good spike. Good spike. 265. You can go ahead and take I just pitted him out. Pitted him out. I don't know that boy. >> Hands. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> DRIVER. >> The duo's afternoon of roadside littering ended with their arrest and a set of matching handcuffs for their efforts. A very helpful truck driver received a metaphorical gold star for his role in preventing the suspects from slipping away into traffic. Both individuals are now left to reflect on their poor choices while the legal system takes over. Early in the morning on June 18th, 2024, Michigan troopers successfully located a vehicle belonging to a homicide suspect. The driver was traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph, a pace that suggests he was in no mood to discuss the investigation. First failure. traffic over 23 >> 3576 23 and hill and I approve to be an 35 car. Speed 90. >> Remember we had the gun. We're going to try. >> HANDS UP. BOTH OF THEM. BOTH OF THEM. >> BOTH OF THEM. >> Don't move. >> I got him. We got to get them buckled. >> The suspect was safely placed in custody and spent his immediate future complaining about skeletal chest pain to the arresting officers. Paramedics arrived on the scene to evaluate him before he was officially booked for his role in the lengthy pursuit. He is now awaiting further investigation while troopers process the evidence found at the crash site. On June 5th, 2021, a black Dodge Charger that had been evading Savannah police all week was finally caught on camera. The driver apparently decided to turn the city streets into a personal racetrack, hitting speeds of over 125 mph in a quiet residential zone. Just try to block head back. 1050 Sandler Street. Sandler Street. 42nd Street. It's 1050 to get into a a pole. about cross street on 47th Street. East on 42nd. >> Oh, he just crashed again. Put your hands up. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle now. Taser deployed 1095. >> Man, what the [ __ ] I did, >> the driver's evening ended with a collision into a house and a very direct encounter with a police taser after he tried to run away. Officers noted a strong odor of alcoholic beverages on his breath and described his speech as incoherent during the arrest. He was eventually secured in a patrol vehicle to begin his transition from a street racer to a jail inmate. A reckless red Kia caught the attention of Michigan officers around 2:30 in the afternoon after nearly causing a head-on collision. Pedro West was the man behind the wheel, and he apparently thought the best way to avoid a traffic stop was to drive the wrong way onto a highway ramp. ramping on the wrong way. >> On the freeway, we are now on the wrong way. Going on the wrong way on the freeway. I ran him. Ran. He's up in the median. was in the ditch. Now back down right here. >> I got on traffic light speed. He just lost the tire. Lost the front tire. Lost the front tire. You were told to terminate. >> Okay, I'm pulling off 1451. >> He's turning. He's doing He's coming up to South Mountain. Hands are out. Hands are out. We're going to get him in custody. Felony shot. >> Hands are out. Stop. >> Stay there. >> Keys out the window. Keys out. [screaming] Hey, listen. Listen. Hey, you're good. You're good. You're good. West and his passenger, Jayla Bowers, eventually surrendered to law enforcement once their vehicles tire decided to give up the ghost. Both individuals were placed in handcuffs and handed over to local and county authorities for processing. They are now facing a variety of charges related to their dangerous afternoon joy ride and the threat they posed to public safety. A highstakes pursuit kicked off in Dell City on April 2nd, 2025 involving a wanted felon named Desane Jefferson. During the chase, a magazine was seen being tossed from the vehicle, which is never a great sign for someone already facing a felony warrant. >> He's got a seat belt on. >> Get in. >> Yeah, they're going to take off. >> Four, we're going to be in pursuit. taking off northbound. I'll give you a direction travel here in a second. >> We can't TV. >> No, not too many cars. >> We're going to be northbound on Sunny Lane approaching I4 to yield right now. >> Your call has been updated. >> Clear. >> Watch out, D. Fox looking in the driver's seat. >> I believe so. We're going to be getting westbound from lane. >> Uh we getting on 40 TVI just uh on the on ramp westbound >> traffic. He was driving. >> Speeds are about 75 mph. Uh we're going to have good felony charges on the driver and passenger. Uh coming to the pin exit right now. We'll let you know what they do. They are going to get off on pin. Off on pin. Uh light traffic to no traffic. Speeds of 70 mph. Looks like we're going to try to go northbound on 10. Northbound on >> P. TVI. TVI TVI. He's building. Let me out. Let me out. Jefferson was taken into custody alongside an associate who is now the subject of an investigation by the Texas Rangers. Officers recovered a firearm from the car, a find that adds a serious layer of trouble to Jefferson's already impressive criminal resume. Both men were transported to the Oklahoma County Detention Center to await their upcoming legal battles. August 10th, 2023 started with a burglary crew in body armor speeding through West Baton Rouge Parish in a stolen Nissan Pathfinder. The driver, 18-year-old Cameron Gaston, was leading a group that reportedly had every intention of committing a robbery before the sun came up. Big turning north on LA78. You got fire. I am going toward you. Signal 20 headquarters. Let me get you a good accuracy. You have a 720. >> Oh yeah. Let me get you a good address. We're going to need fire in occasion. >> 77 and Smith acres. The lone survivor, Devonte Stubs, spent his time after the crash recovering in the hospital and explaining his role in the group's criminal plans. Three of his associates, including Gaston and Cortez Morris, unfortunately didn't make it and passed away before the fire could be extinguished. Stubs has since been released on bail and is now facing charges for possession of stolen property and criminal mischief. August 23rd, 2025 featured an Army Staff sergeant named Jimmy Gurley, who decided his motorcycle didn't need a license plate for a high-speed run through Georgia. Gurley allegedly wo through traffic and ignored several red lights while hitting speeds of 105 mph. No check speeds 90 miles per hour. Revise your unit number and location >> like four. We are now on road. We'll be westbound going towards old. >> You have an update. Got it. >> Five. South Pity College Park as well. >> Trackar, you have an update. >> Old national northbound post number 285. Old National 285. still northbound. >> Trackar, you have an update. 78. >> What I do? >> Let go for I'm going to have one in custody. Just come straight down. >> The rider was eventually taken into custody after his bike ended up on its side in the grass near a guard rail. Despite the dramatic landing, Gurley told the officers he wasn't injured and was cleared by medical medical services at the scene. He was then transported to the Clayton County Jail to face a long list of charges, including reckless driving and fleeing. Florida Highway Patrol was called in on November 10th of 2023 to help wrangle a stolen U-Haul cargo van that was treating Miami Dade traffic like an obstacle course. The driver, Macall Tarashi Wilson, was allegedly using the rental van as a getaway car for a series of retail thefts and an assault on an officer Pit, pit, pit, pit. >> Right shoulder. He's still going. Still going on the right. Second P. Second P. are still going in the middle. 46 traffic 1436 46 traffic go and his three associates Shunka Gordon Norbert Ba and Germal Stennet were all safely rounded up and booked into the local jail. The group is now facing charges ranging from grand theft to battery on a law enforcement officer. It seems the retail theft spree has officially reached its final chapter for this particular crew of four. The sirens have finally faded for these individuals. However, the archives are overflowing with even more chaotic road rage and questionable life choices. You should probably head over to the next video to see how the next suspect fares against the law. This is just the beginning of our exploration into the sheer audacity found on our public highways. Thanks for watching and do not forget to subscribe for your daily dose of justice.