On March 27th, 2022, a 58-year-old woman from Jacksonville, Florida, was stopped in Monroe County for reckless driving. She chose to turn a simple pullover into a run. Deputies with the Monroe County Sheriff's Office quickly realized she was not interested in explaining herself roadside. I had a mid. I missed. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] 411. Good 7937 85 speed 56 miles down 80 still in the vehicle. Later on, the case took a sharp procedural turn. On July 21st, 2022, a judge ruled her incompetent to stand trial and ordered her committed to the Florida Department of Children and Families. The documented charges in this incident include fleeing and eluding, plus failure to obey a law enforcement officer. Thursday, September 29th, 2022, Florida Highway Patrol units in Palm Beach, Florida, closed in on a reported stolen truck. The driver's answer to flashing lights was to keep going. taking off for you going northbound on 95 now from coming up behind you 43. Okay. >> All right. I'm coming up behind 43. I'm behind 64. All right. All I do is I'm northbound. >> Ladies and gentlemen, we're approaching Atlantic AB right now. Going northbound. Leave it away. Lane. >> We're going to be uh in the outside lane right now. We're exiting Atlantic 1023. Nope. We're going northbound outside lane. Passing Atlantic, he just exited Atlantic. We're in the outside exiting Atlantic. >> All right, let's see if we can walk in here. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. Get out. Sit down. I got him on the ground. Hey, THERE'S SOMEONE IN THE CAR. There's someone in the car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, put your hands behind your back. >> You're going to get tased. Hey, >> you're going to get >> No, no, no, no, no, no. We got the cup. >> There's somebody in the car. By the time it was over, troopers had the truck recovered and the driver detained while investigators worked to confirm ownership and build the case. With no charges provided in your notes for this clip, the exact counts are not listed here. September 2nd, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol got reports of street racing on the Gandandy Bridge. Trooper A. Rodriguez rolled in to find traffic blocked and a sprint about to start. When he tried to stop a black Genesis G70, the driver responded by going dark and taking off. weather finish. He's going the median point. He's back on the road now. Go go go go go go tag alpha x-ray 04 Juliet zero. HITING IN NOW. HANDS up [screaming] now. 6050 got two at 10 points. >> Can I get 94, please? >> White female Hispanic >> Mike. Don't reach anything. Crazy. How the hell would you run and get yourself killed? >> I was scared. >> You scared? You What are you thinking? You're going to get yourself killed. Especially of aing passenger. Are you kidding me? Do you not care about her life or your life? Serious? Just go. >> After the pursuit, 22-year-old Cameron Leon Cortez was taken to the Hillsboro County Jail [music] and his passenger, Zarena Ivory Simmons, was detained as well while the vehicle was searched and impounded on a 30-day hold. Cortez faced charges including aggravated fleeing or eluding unlawful racing on a highway and reckless driving. He was also charged with possession of cannabis under 20 g. On December 17th, 2023, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper in Tavernier, Florida, watched a white U-Haul run a red light. The driver's refusal to stop immediately turned it into a rolling problem for everyone on United States Highway 1. The driver was identified as 40-year-old Osmani Gonzalez, and additional help was requested as the situation escalated. She said top 105 Do you have any miles? Okay. Oh my god. Hello. Thank you. Please give me please. Can you show me >> Gonzalez was pulled from the van, taken for medical clearance, and then placed under arrest in the early hours of December. nomber 18th, 2023. As the investigation continued, he faced charges including driving under the influence, fleeing or eluding law enforcement with lights and siren active and possession of cocaine with intent to sell or deliver. Tuesday, June 21st, 2022, Turner County deputies were alerted that a Toyota Corolla had already slipped away from two departments. Deputy Busby spotted it on Interstate 75 and the chase resumed. Inside the car was 28-year-old Javante Laquan Davis from Columbus, Ohio. And he was not alone with his children in the vehicle as it unfolded. that street Right. Thank you. Heat. Heat. Hey guys. Heat. Now I knew one. I'm out of here. I'm doing it. Sorry, almost. Can we get in the Tony? >> Afterward, the children and their mother were checked by emergency medical services and no injuries were reported while Davis was denied bond and remained in jail until the case moved through court. He was later sentenced to 8 years in a Georgia state prison. He also faced charges including felony fleeing aggravated assault on a police officer and two counts of child cruelty with authorities. Also noting he was wanted in Ohio on an aggravated armed robbery warrant. On March 18th, 2021, Houston police found themselves chasing a black sport utility vehicle during rush hour conditions after a 15-year-old took his mother's car without permission. With traffic tightening and pressure rising, authorities use tracking technology to stay on the vehicle. >> Maybe pull over. And you can see some of uh uh some of the traffic slowing here. So, we're watching this one very closely on how they will handle this. Uh this driver, we don't know if it's a male or a female. We don't know why this chase started. It it started around just a little after 7 o'clock. At least that's when we picked it up. Uh 610, the North Loop at the North Freeway. And we are now uh almost 30 minutes uh into this police chase. Again, with very little information on the suspect and why this suspect is is is doing this. Uh but we have had a lot of near misses. Certainly. We are watching this very closely. And Tammy saying speeds of up to 80 miles hour. That is a dangerous situation, >> right? Especially you during rush hour when when you have to be on the brakes and you have to go slow. And here's this person going very very fast. Right. That that red vehicle. I'm not sure. We We watched this red car on the the feeder road, too. Uh going quite fast. >> Looks like he's trying to stop the guy. >> Yes, it does. That red car was actually >> trying to bring this to a close. And you maybe see the officer with the spikes groups potentially. There go the strips. Couldn't get it because of the red car, but uh the driver managed to get onto the feeder road. >> It makes you wonder if the red car is a part of the police or maybe >> undercover officer, >> anything potentially. Maybe. >> Maybe. He it just looked like that officer just didn't get a good chance to. The gap between that vehicle and the red vehicle that was in front of him was just so small. I don't know that he was able to deploy them >> significantly though here. We're just just waiting to see what how this is going to time desk. >> They almost have him boxed in at this point. Uh we don't know if there's an officer in front of him that would might be able to see. >> Okay. Yeah. So OnStar, we're getting information from our desk that OnStar is getting ready to stop the vehicle. So, our desk uh doing a fabulous job this morning on getting information for us. Uh they're getting ready to stop that vehicle again with OnStar and just got off on the feeder road at Richie. So, that is why the vehicle is slowing down. >> And that officer there trying to get ahead of him possibly to either deploy spike strips or to stop other traffic. But if OnStar is going to be deployed, that potentially tells us that the the [music] vehicle may be stolen. um might not be, but >> when vehicles are stolen and they have >> with the technology what they can do. So that's why it's coming at a stop. Still a dangerous situation because they're not stopping on their own. Uh now police are going to be getting out here probably guns drawn. Hopefully this will end peacefully, but you just never know. >> The person does not open their door and police obviously are out of their vehicle at this point. Again, this is just north of Richie Road near Rankin, northbound Feeder Road, I45. This is a chase that started about 30 minutes ago, has finally come to a stop. >> I don't know if Tammy can zoom in. We we we hesitate to zoom in a little bit just because, you know, sometimes things can get out of control very quickly at the end of these chase, but this person's hands are up. >> Backing up, following the officer's commands. They'll probably tell him to get on the ground here very soon as he clears the back of that car. Clearly following officer's commands as that kind of puts things at ease a little bit. Continuing to back up closer and closer to the officers on his knees now. They'll probably tell him to lay flight face down. Oh, they grabbed me by his hands. Okay, this is over now. >> Yeah. Well, of course, the next step is they would the passenger now coming out. >> Hopefully they too will just continue to follow officer instructions and this will end peacefully >> and clearly following what officers are telling them to do. Again, this chase started shortly after 7 o'clock this morning and really went all through downtown, down 45, around I 10, back up 45, and now here we are near Ranken Road and the second suspect. >> In the end, both teens were taken into custody without incident, and investigators documented who was driving and who was along for the ride. The 15-year-old was charged with evading, and the teenage girl was charged with criminal trespass of a vehicle. September 18th, 2023. Florida Highway Patrol clocked two cars flying on Interstate 95. One complied and one decided it had somewhere else to be. The Grey Dodge Charger was linked to 25-year-old Marcus J. Toledo, who chose to escalate the stop into a full pursuit across county lines. Passing the rest area and it is a green and dodgy, just to verify. Green is obviously green to me now He just exited out of the rest area. >> Hold it to the rest area. Hold it to the rest area. >> I can't get into the rest area. I can't get into the rest area. Looks like it's getting ready to get back out on the highway. >> Yeah, appears to be getting back up on the interstate. Get back on the street. Lane 115 traffic. He's going to stop. He's going to talk. Uh, it looks like he's getting the entrance of the red area. He's going to talk. >> Looks like pulling into the northbound rest area. Rest area. >> Get out of the car now. Through the window. Do you have anyone else in the car? >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. >> Get Yeah. Get >> through the passenger side. Through the passenger side. >> Leave the phone. Leave the phone. We don't want >> I'm coming around for the All right. >> I love you, babe. Hey, call out 1015. Bro, what are we doing? All you had to do was stop. I don't know if you seen that guy trying to hit you though. >> I saw him. I pulled over and you kept going over. You should have pulled those over. >> I tried. >> Toledo was taken into custody and transported to the St. John's County Jail while the vehicle was inventoried and impounded. He faced charges including felony fleeing or eluding with disregard for safety, reckless driving, and operating a motor vehicle without a valid license. On March 12th, 2022, Milwaukee officers pursued a blue Buick Verano tied to an armed robbery call. With the suspect vehicle on the move, police communications made it clear this was not a routine traffic issue. 51st Street passing Nash. We're going to be going westbound on Keith. Once again, wanted for robbery. Arm robbery. It's going to be a blue Buick, Toronto. Wanted for arm robbery. We're going to be going south on 53rd Street. South on 53rd from Keith. Pass Towns in clear. Still southbound passing Concordia. Speeds are 52. Traffic is light. We should be coming back out to Lloyd. All right, he's going to be going south on 40th. He might bail here. I think he's still south on 40th. Clear. Clear. Clear. South on 40th. Passing Lisbon in pursuit of a blue Buick Verono. Wanted for armed robbery. Speeds are 63. Traffic is low light. are dry where you're going to go eastbound on Roberts. Eastbound on Roberts from 40th. >> All right. Still southbound. Westbound on Wisconsin. Westbound on Wisconsin. Passing 290 is going to be in the wrong lane of traffic. We are in the correct lane of traffic in pursuit of opening Toronto Robert passing 32nd Street. We're good to >> clear over here. Clear. Clear. Oh, come on. Start broadcast. Still westbound. We're going to go down that little Blue Moon Blue Mountain Street again underneath the bridge of Wisconsin. Still continuing westbound. Passing 44th. >> Oh, he just crashed. Crash at 44th and Blue Mountain. Crash at 44th and Blue Mountain. >> Go, go, go, go. After the pursuit, the case remained centered on the armed robbery allegation connected to the vehicle with investigators working the suspect identification and followup. No suspect names or specific filed charges were included in your provided details for this clip, so they are not listed here. Wednesday, March 29th, 2023, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper in Pensacola spotted a black BMW with an unassigned Ohio tag, leaving a residence tied to a suspect with multiple felony warrants. The driver, 23-year-old Naomi Hope Willilifford, responded to attention from troopers by taking off. 1174 got one running Christine Street. Black beams at least not all that easy. We real the signal forward and he's back on it. He's still got it. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. Over here get out of now. I can't help you today. After the vehicle was finally stopped, Willilifford and her passenger, 29-year-old Christopher KG Urbaniac, were detained, and an inventory search produced a firearm within reach of the passenger. Willilifford was charged with aggravated fleeing and eluding with lights and siren active and reckless driving. Urbaniac was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and held on multiple outstanding warrants. On July 24th, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol joined a request for help locating a felony vehicle, a gray Chevrolet truck in Pulk County. When trooper JS Kamarowski attempted a stop, the driver, 34year-old Omar Alexander Lazo, chose flight instead. All we're pulling into the 7-Eleven. It's going to be a green in color Chevy cooler in the back. I'll be 10:31. 10:31. traffic. >> Uh we're coming into our AR ta drive coming back toward southbound so loop coming up to 33. Let LPD know we're 1031. We are southbound on 33. I'm going to attempt a pit. No traffic. Pit. Pit. Pit. I'm going to attempt the pit. No traffic. >> Pit pit pit. tonight. Do you have a visual on >> 1295? Where does it go? >> Lakeland Hill. When the dust settled, Lazo and a female passenger, Chelsea Nemeichek, were detained, and investigators documented stolen items inside the truck while confirming Lazo's licensing status and an outofcount warrant. Lazo faced charges including felony fleeing to elude reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle with a habitual suspended license. Authorities also noted an outstanding warrant tied to Pettit theft. Tuesday, July 2nd, 2024. The Los Angeles Police Department tracked a reportedly stolen vehicle through heavy city traffic as air support followed overhead with three occupants believed to be inside. Officers kept eyes on the car while it moved unpredictably across freeways and surface streets. >> See that unit getting really close there? That's an LAPD Southwest Division officer >> getting really close as the suspect uh now comes to a stop. LAPD. Apparently, these officers have been approved for a pit. So, they've been given the go-ahad to perform a pit maneuver. So, that may be what that officer is trying to do. Although, at these extremely slow speeds, that may not be possible until until the uh driver gets out in the open a little bit more. And now, we've exited the freeway. This is one of the options I was talking about here that you can take from that interchange. And now we're southbound on Hoover in the University Park area. If we continue down this stretch, we'll end up in the USC area. And there there there you go. That's the dangers of being on surface streets as compared to freeways. You have pedestrians possibly in the way. And now we're picking up speed a little bit using that center median again. Uh and swerving around other traffic as those LAPD Oh, now we're going the wrong way. Almost hit a box truck. You can see that LAPD unit keeping close behind. All the LAPD units keeping close behind as now we make a left turn eastbound on West Adams Boulevard. Now picking up a little bit of speed. still using that center lane and those LAPD units from the Southwest Division staying with the held units are uh doing a good job keeping up with this. I'm honestly quite impressed because usually when you see wrongway driving such as this as we pull into what might be a dead end, uh we'll move around the bridges here and see what's on the other end of that road. But uh normally when uh drivers go the wrong way, LAPD doesn't really uh keep as as close of a distance to the vehicle as you normally would. And now we're doing U-turn. It looks like that was a possible spike attempt by that officer that came up really close and that officer was able to dodge out of the way. I'm not sure if that was a successful strike spike and somebody just possibly climbed out the window or threw something out the window. Uh, and now the driver speeding away down West Washington Boulevard. That was definitely an interesting turn of events. This driver and the passengers seemingly uh really desperate to get away, right? They're from that area or if the driver or other passengers are from this area more south of downtown. Um, but in in the past few minutes or so, uh, with the lack of officers behind Oh. Oh, and we're stopping behind a tree. And this this I think is what we have people Four, five people. I think we saw five people jump out of this vehicle and now they're running down the sidewalk and they look like they're running into this property here into the backyard. 1 2 3 four >> at least four. I think I saw five. Yeah, I think so, too. >> Continuing into the back alley here. >> And LAPD, the air unit, they're reporting that information down to units on the ground. So, you'll start to see >> I think they're kind of trapped in this back area would be the fence is pretty high. O they >> Yeah. Yeah. Oh boy. Uh it it it does appear that there's kind of nowhere out from there. The the the fence line looks a little too high to jump. Uh and these these suspects now using the trash can hopping over that. Looking over there. >> Uh seeing what's on the other side there. Looks to be another alleyway. Uh and they're going to continue down that alleyway. But I'm trying to look out to see if LAPD has units. I can see the air unit uh orbiting the scene. They have eyes on these suspects and where they're going. And I can see they're uh continuing to run down this alleyway onto this uh cross street here, but I believe that's going to be Griffith Avenue. You have uh two of them already crossing the street. Another one uh crossing the street now and another one in tow after that. >> Did we lose one of them? I think maybe possibly if there was five, [music] the fifth one went in a different direction. Yeah, that's that's definitely possible. At this point, we're trying to keep eyes on the driver, which we believe people just stay in your house and don't come out and >> No kidding. >> try to, you know, confront when people are trying to get away. You just >> Yeah. >> Oh, dear. >> Yeah. You have you have other other residents here maybe having a confrontation with one of the suspects. Uh I'm not sure if these two >> they were part of it. >> Yeah. But >> so these two were part of it. also on the run. I'm trying to keep one ear to the uh LAPD radio frequency to see uh I don't believe that last person is not. No, that person is just trying to keep their eyes on it. And you know, sometimes it's best to stay out of it. >> And now they're going into this other uh yard. >> Well, this person two of them. And who is this woman? >> We definitely lost one, Ellen. I feel like there was five, but we definitely saw four. And now this woman is >> not having it. >> Yeah. No. The uh >> And then at one point maybe she's going to turn around and say, "You know what? I don't I want to Or she knows them. The one thing is she might know them." >> Yeah. Trying to talk to them like, "Stop the >> They do look young." >> Flatten it out a little bit. >> Yeah, they >> they do look young. >> Well, the way they were jumping over fences and and running along, they definitely are young. that. Um, >> yeah. Wait, she's guiding them back into >> You have to wonder. Yeah, you have you have to wonder if these if if these res residents know who these kids are and we're kind of telling them to go back home >> out of the um apartment units and asking people to whoever's inside to come out. We don't know if those those uh suspects are barricading themselves inside or if they live there. We [music] just don't know. But that one woman who seemed to be um unafraid of them followed them. So >> there you see an officer telling this the one that just pulled up telling the other officer kind of pointing in the direction of where they went in >> and how there might kind of gain access or what to do because this is this would be very stressful for any sort of law enforcement because you can't really see what's behind that door and you don't know how many people are there inside weapons in that unit or anything. >> Someone's trying to protect them. This is East 20th Street near Griffith Avenue. >> After the vehicle stopped, at least four people ran from the scene on foot and disappeared into a nearby residential complex, prompting officers to coordinate containment and gather information from residents. Your transcript excerpt does not include confirmed identities or filed charges for the suspects. So, only the documented postchase response is described here. On May 6th, 2024, just before 2:00 in the morning, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper in Lee County tried to stop a Green Dodge Charger for speeding. The driver answered by bolting from the contact. The driver was identified as 24year-old Jaylen Rayan Robertson, and the situation immediately escalated beyond a basic traffic stop. 6852. He's taking off. General218. on go down. middle. Go, boy. [ __ ] fool. Do you understand 113? Do you emergency 4937? >> After the chase, Robertson was arrested and held at the Charlotte County Jail. And investigators documented that a passenger, Briana Lee Joiner, was in the vehicle and pregnant. He faced charges including felony fleeing and eluding with disregard for safety, reckless driving, and obstructing without violence. He was also charged with culpable negligence. March 29th, 2023, a Troop County deputy tried a routine stop in Lraange for a vehicle equipment issue. The driver, Jerome Cole, decided he would rather gamble than explain himself. The moment he ran the night, stopped being about a tag light and started being about everything he was carrying with him. >> [screaming] >> on deal Just take the street. >> Romeo Juliet Echo 477. Where you at? Just took a left on High Street. 1050. 1050. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Put your hands UP NOW OR YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> COME BACK TO THE SIDE OF OUR VOICE. >> STAND UP AND WALK BACKWARDS. >> KEEP HANDS WHERE WE CAN SEE THEM. >> WALK BACK TO THE side of the boys. >> Now keep coming back. Back. Back. Come on. Step back. Don't face me. Keep walking backwards. Back. Back. Come on. Back. Keep coming back. Get on your knees. Keep your hands right. hand out. >> Afterward, deputies documented suspected drugs connected to Cole and noted additional issues tied to the car's registration and insurance as the case moved into court. Cole was charged with felony fleeing and attempting to elude possession of methamphetamine and driving without a license. And the court ultimately sentenced him to 10 years total with a $2,500 fine split between prison time and probation. On December 19th, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol was asked to assist the St. John's County Sheriff's Office with a blue Cadillac tied to a grand theft incident. When troopers attempted a stop on Interstate 95, the driver, 24year-old Jeremiah Tiana Riley, hit the gas instead of the brakes. a couple way. middle group. Pull over. It's not worth it. Okay. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out of the car. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. We got a deep pulling out now. driver. >> Once the pursuit ended, Riley and two passengers were detained and Riley was transported to the St. John's County Jail while the vehicle was impounded. Riley faced charges including felony fleeing and eluding with disregard for safety and reckless driving. and all three occupants were also charged by the sheriff's office in connection with the underlying grand theft case. Saturday, September 21st, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol troop A in Escambia County went after a vehicle tied to suspected drug trafficking. The driver's decision to flee ensured the stop would not stay quiet or contained. to coming up to airport Tennessee. >> Just went through BR curve. just threw a bag out. Stand by. Threw a large bag out, Carlos. Uh just uh south of Bri 1146. Have you got anywhere close to? >> Yeah, I'm on it. I just got to find the same medical signal. Signal four. Signal four. Copy. Signal four. YOU BETTER NOT MOVE. I'LL SHOOT. WHERE'D you cross? 12 across. 11:46. Did he continue? >> Yeah, I'm trying to take off. Throw me in there. I'll send me another unit so I can get over there. >> Good boy, buddy. >> 11:46. Do you have that suspect 1015? >> We're getting by the car traffic. After the pursuit, the case centered on narcotics related evidence and a flight charge as troopers documented the incident for follow-up investigation. The listed charges include aggravated fleeing and eluding along with multiple possession and trafficking of illegal substances. On June 19th, 2022, Florida Highway Patrol tried to stop a driver in Penllis County. The driver chose to run instead. With body camera and dash camera footage rolling, the encounter quickly shifted from traffic enforcement to a custody situation. >> Open the window. Open your door. >> Open the door. Yes. Thank you very much. Thank you. That might be kind of runner. Hey, Westb 68. northbound One more time, right? Come here. Get on the ground. Over here. >> Over here. >> Over here. >> Over here. >> Should I jump over or come here now? >> No. your [ __ ] hand. Come here. Get on the ground. Over here. >> Over here. >> Over here. >> Over here. >> Should I jump over or should I >> come here? Now >> you run away from me tonight. Stop pancing up. >> I'm I'm not I'm not catching up. >> Stop locking up on me. >> I'm not catching up. >> I'm not catching up. You want to know the real real real reason why I ran from the election. This is this is this is I I just I just got the car. >> Yeah. I just I really I really just got the car. >> I I I just I just got the car. >> I'm scared. I'm I'm You passed out at a red light for two cycles. I I'm nervous. I'm nervous. I I I >> How much you been drinking tonight? >> After it was brought under control, the driver was detained and questioned at the scene as troopers worked to document the reason for the flight and any impairment concerns. Your provided excerpt does not include the driver's name or the filed charges for this clip, so they are not listed here. July 31st, 2024, a Florida state trooper on the turnpike near mile marker 20 spotted a dark pickup reported stolen in Miami Dade. The driver responded to lights and sirens by accelerating away. The suspect was later identified as Eduardo Pastana of Miami and the report ties the vehicle to a broader theft pattern. >> I believe it's 10:319. 1041 is in the outside lane. No bound passing the 24 mile marker. The speed is like uh traffic is light. Speed is 90 mile. >> Still outside lane approaching the 25 mile mark. And you said 1049. >> I see a county unit behind me. Yes. All right. We're taking exit uh to way street. He's following you. >> He's following street. >> 70 miles. >> Uh, we just pass 112. Roll over. Roll over. >> Traffic. gas station. >> After the rollover, Pastana bailed out and fought troopers during detention and Miami Dade police detectives took over the investigation due to multiple vehicle thefts connected to him. He faced charges including grand theft of a vehicle fleeing and eluding police and resisting an officer with violence. The scene goes quiet, the sirens fade, and still this is just the beginning of what this footage is really revealing. Head to the next video and keep going because the next one escalates fast. Thanks for tuning in.