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January 29th, 2025, a traffic stop in Pulk County, Florida, quickly turned into a pursuit involving a black kaya and two occupants. The situation began with the driver refusing to stop while the vehicle carried something far more serious than a routine traffic violation. We're traffic. >> Recover speed 52. You're 51. Yellow B car stop take down 26. If we're northbound like we're going to love Winter Hey, I missed the turn. Hello. I got it. We're on Sixth Street Northwest. 46 Street Northwest. speeds location. >> I don't know where we're at. >> 151. Could you advise the speeds location? Traffic conditions. >> He's calling out on a county radio, not our radio. 1511. >> He's not calling now or anything. >> 1228 are deployed. Do you have a >> 1020? Any 1031 advis 10. >> Get on the ground. Put him on the ground. Put him on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on your stomach. >> Got one more at gunpoint. >> One at gunpoint. Do we have a 1020? That's all right. >> Tampa, the cross is going to be Unity Way off Lake Silver to detain. >> Alex, you're Alex. Yeah. >> So, what was the issue? You got multiple warrants, ma'am. >> For driver Chenise Davis, the case ended with a no contest plea and convictions for felony fleeing and eluding at high speed, resisting an officer without violence and driving without a license. She received 90 months in Florida state prison. Passenger Alex Everett received an even longer sentence after pleading no contest to armed trafficking in fentinel possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was sentenced to 10 years in state prison with credit for $484 days already served plus $53 $350 in fines and court costs. On October 3rd, 2024, Franklin County deputies spotted a dark Ford F350 that had already been reported stolen the night before. The truck was quickly back on the radar, and its driver was again refusing to cooperate with law enforcement. >> Union's going to be at the river. >> County, he's driving in oncoming traffic now. I'm not even like the sirens. 57. You only to push him off the road if I get a chance. Fasten the part 24. Back up a little bit. He's heading back into town. >> Headed back into the city. You have >> to city clear. I'm on the Franklin County deputies in front of me Parkway. Heading back into town right left section number You okay? Yeah, I'm good. YOU'RE GOOD. GO, GO, GO, GO, GO, GO. HANDS, HANDS, HANDS, HANDS, HANDS, HANDS. [ __ ] girl. Take them. >> I got it. I got it. >> Fire. extinguisher. >> Yeah, I can secure him in my cockpit. [screaming] >> That's clear. Fire to expedite EMS for the subject. 1958. Keep your seat up. Anything else on you need to know about? >> Not that I believe. >> Hey, you want to get Honda out in case that fire spreads? The driver identified as Shaw was taken into custody after the pursuit and later faced charges of firstdegree tampering with a motor vehicle resisting arrest by fleeing while creating a substantial risk and driving while revoked or suspended. Investigators also pursued a DDUI investigation while the stolen F350 was recovered and returned for further handling by the appropriate agency. April 5th, 2024, an Arkansas State Police trooper clocked a passenger car traveling at 105 mph in a 55 mph zone on US 64. The driver initially appeared ready to stop, but instead accelerated and turned a speeding violation into a high-risk pursuit. It's a Florida tag. Want to see if I get a chance on TV. He's driving crazy. He just break check, man. I've not rear ended him, but we're still going. >> All right. He just crashed into me. We're coming up to the B. >> Yeah, boy. >> 115 coming up to the L River Bas. Still westbound speed approximately 130 mph. >> There's a county at 10 mill. TBR TV you get the grip. Mother, >> SOMEBODY GOT CUFFS. GRAB CUFFS. I'VE GOT AN ARM. >> CUFFS, ETHAN. GET CUFFS. >> MOTHER. >> One cuff on cuff. >> I've got I've got an arm. I've got his other arm. >> Only one driver. I only saw one. I don't know. Go check. Go check. That car that car >> fat [ __ ] going. >> Can you get that cup on? >> You fat [ __ ] >> More right now. >> Get him. >> Got it. >> I can't get I ain't got it yet. >> Two more. >> TWO. HOLD THEM. HOLD COVER. >> Shut up. The driver was identified as Adam Walker, who was taken into custody and faced a long list of charges, including felony fleeing with substantial risk of death, or serious physical injury, aggravated assault, and resisting arrest. Additional charges included disorderly conduct, reckless driving, improper passing driving without a license, leaving the scene of property damage, and multiple traffic violations. On April 9th, 2024, Little Rock police were pursuing a vehicle that had been reported stolen as it traveled southbound on Interstate 430. Arkansas State Police joined the pursuit near Alexander Road and Stage Coach Road after the suspect continued refusing to stop. Going east on stage. We go eastbound stage coach 36 light camping. in primary primary blue. Attempted a DVI assist passing Waffle House. We're passing out Creek Parkway. Right here at CH Chatau Shadows and Art Creek. >> Show me your hands, dude. Show me your hands. Hands. Hands. Hands. Hands. >> Come out on your face. Come out on your face right now. On your face. On your face. On your face. >> Yeah. >> Hands in the small of your back right now. Hands in the small of your back. Where's your weapon at? >> Where's your gun at? >> Where's your gun at? Stop lying to me. >> Where's my drill? Where's your gun at? I'm drug. >> Okay. Anyone you lie to me? You lie to me a felony. Do you understand? >> I'm not lying to you. I know. I don't carry gun. >> I'm on parole. >> I don't have no weapons because I'm on parole. >> No damage. >> Buddy, let me stop that video real quick. Restart it. The driver and passenger were taken into custody without further incident and Little Rock police assumed custody of both suspects. The stolen vehicle was recovered while the case proceeded with the suspects facing charges related to the vehicle theft and fleeing from law enforcement. On April 12th, 2024, [music] Lenoke police were pursuing a black Jeep connected to a burglary investigation when the vehicle continued northbound with a young child inside. The pursuit quickly became more serious when the driver refused to stop and continued through the area at increasing speeds. >> Back on 31, >> you didn't send Adam King. Go back. North 31. >> North 31. About to get back on 40. About to get back on 40. be stuck in the ditch. Over on 31 [ __ ] [ __ ] on 31. Show me your head. >> I will shoot you. Show me your head. >> That car crashed out. Show me your See if I can get crashed out. Got stuck in the ditch under the underpass on Highway 31. for TVI at the intersection of Brown and and Indeed. I don't think I have any damage to my car. >> Just give me a 21. You get a moment. >> The driver was identified as Shelanda Barnum and was taken into custody after actively resisting officers. She faced charges including fleeing residential burglary, breaking or entering, and felony first-degree endangering the welfare of a minor. Additional charges included criminal trespassing, criminal mischief running red lights, and failure to use a child restraint. The juvenile was later released to the care of state child welfare personnel. April 1st, 2021, Deputy Shawn McGwigan spotted a gold Chevrolet Suburban Ignore a stop sign near Interstate 75 and County Road 234 in Macanopy, Florida. The vehicle then entered the wrong side of the road and refused to stop when the deputy attempted to investigate. >> What the Tango 937 10 city signal 12 17,000 southeast county 234 28 hotel golf x-ray Florida 10 Chevy signal one signal two get through Gear out the window. Longer lane of traffic. >> We're at 70. 50 mph. heading toward Maring County. He's flipping me off 31 speed at 30. I'm heading traffic light. We're somewhat left now. We're coming up with 36. I told him she ran me. He's running back northbound. We're coming through the intersection. Trying to make another loop. Let's go ahead towards CENTER ran me twice NOW back doors. 41 county successful PIT [screaming] trying to back There we go. >> I'm stuck in my car. >> The driver was identified as 33-year-old Matthew Martin Richardson and was taken into custody after the pursuit. He faced charges of fleeing and eluding law enforcement, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer driving while his license was suspended or revoked, and reckless driving. Citrus County also planned to pursue a probation violation because Richardson was already on probation for driving under the influence and fleeing from law enforcement. On March 27th, 2024, Arkansas State Police became involved in a high-speed pursuit involving an older blue Chevrolet Silverado. The vehicle had already drawn the attention of law enforcement, and officers soon found themselves dealing with a driver who was refusing to surrender. Yeah, four. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Put your HANDS UP RIGHT NOW. YOU [ __ ] MOVE. >> Put your hands up. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. [screaming] Put your hands up. Put your other hands up right now. >> Put your HANDS UP. >> PUT YOUR OTHER HANDS UP RIGHT NOW. >> HANDS UP NOW. >> PUT HEY, WATCH OUT. WATCH OUT. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. DRIVER. >> DRIVER. >> 14 lit rock. We got them TVI. Ninth and bird. Ninth and bird. >> Driver. >> DRIVER. PUT YOUR HANDS UP RIGHT NOW. >> HANDS UP. >> TANNER. What mean? >> No. Put them all THE WAY UP. >> NOBODY PLAYING WITH YOU. >> PUT YOUR OTHER HAND UP. >> QUIT AROUND. YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT, MOTHER. YOU GOT ONE MORE TIME. I PROMISE YOU. >> LET ME SEE THAT RIGHT HAND. PUT YOUR RIGHT HAND UP. >> PUT YOUR RIGHT HAND UP. DO NOT MOVE. >> HANDS ON. >> DO NOT MOVE. PUT YOUR OTHER HAND up right there. >> I got my >> shut up. >> Please. I got him kidnapped. I got my kidnapped. 101. >> Are you down the road? No, I'm right here. I drove it up here. I tried I tried to hit him on that. >> Well, I was tried to box him in, but >> yeah, I didn't I didn't man on your side. All right. Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. All right. Next step, you going to get up. All right. Yes, sir. I got my nephew. >> Well, I'm trying to box or hit him right here at the stoplight. Cut on this curve. Where's your car? It's over here. >> Yeah. The car. >> The driver was taken into custody following the pursuit while officers also dealt with a claim involving a nephew that the suspect made after being detained. The available information does not provide the final charging documents, but possible charges would include felony fleeing, reckless driving, resisting arrest, and obstruction of law enforcement. On July 4th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol attempted to stop a Toyota Tacoma after its driver was clocked at 90 mph in a 70 mph zone near Vero Beach. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated and turned a holiday traffic stop into a pursuit that reached speeds of 110 mph. >> Make a decision. If you're 1031, go ahead. If not, cut it off. >> 1031. Traffic lighting speeds at 105 mph. Road conditions are dry. Weather is clear. taking 72 made contact with the side of the vehicle. spun around. Now he's headed the opposite direction in getting back on 95 south. >> Pretty light. Um just bringing a red light at Jenkins. Let's go eastbound just past Jenkins. These are the 100 traffic lights. We are approaching McNeil Road. provided return >> just past South 13th Street. >> Signal. Signal four. Signal. Signal four. Signal four. He hit another vehicle. Sunrise Boulevard. >> Give me 94. Give me 94. Intersections blocked. >> Hold on. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> [clears throat] >> Put your hands up. >> Or is he in a car? >> He's in the vehicle. >> Get your hands up. >> Get your hands up. >> Don't do it. >> Don't do it. Stop. Stop the vehicle. >> Stop. >> Stop. Which way? >> What direction? We're headed towards 1049 has shots fired. Now we're hanging a righthand turn on Southern 1049's pitting the vehicle. He's running. He's running. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Over the fence is down that way. Down that way. Go. >> [ __ ] move. Do you understand? Put your arm straight out to your sides. What's up, sitting around? The driver, Lance Edwin Evans, was arrested and later faced charges including felony fleeing and eluding reckless driving under the influence and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. The damaged Tacoma was recovered while Evans remained in custody as the case moved forward through the court system. February 1st, 2025, Atlanta police learned that a vehicle connected to an armed robbery in Hateville was in their area. Officers located the vehicle near Dodson Drive and Ben Hill Road, but the occupants quickly decided that stopping was not part of the plan. Charlie Henry 6876 >> reverse lights. >> You went left dot 2619. All right, we're southbound. Uh, stand by 47 attempted pit. We're still we're going to be in front of the Georgia National Defense Center. Strong name. Alcohol 16 alcohol 15 alcohol 16 alcohol 16 alcohol 16 alcohol stand right Where you going? >> Hey, get the out. Get the out. I got >> How old are you? >> 304. >> 34. >> 34. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Out here running for the police at 34 years old. >> The pursuit ended with both suspects in custody. 34year-old Davius Waller and 34year-old Jan McKinnon were identified as the two men arrested. Hateville Police Department took over the case with the suspects facing charges connected to the armed robbery and their attempt to evade arrest. On March 6th, 2024, Thirstston County deputies stopped a truck near Rich Road Southeast after its driver provided a false name and raised suspicion of driving under the influence. The driver then fled, turning a roadside investigation into a pursuit that continued through Lacy and onto the Chahalis Western Trail. 59. Did you say the vehicle's taking off? >> But we're at a dead end. >> Give us code 10. I'm going to spike it. Did you get it? >> No spike. No spike. Heading back towards Rich. Clear the overpass. Still north on the trail. Daytime dog walkers out here. So far, they're getting off the side. >> Copy. Dog walkers getting off to the side. >> Coming up to 26. >> 26 parallel with them on Clearing >> 59. Hit one of the cones in the middle of the trail to stop cars from driving. We're eastbound 26. 36 is going for pit. Good pit. Good Pound 36. Good pit. >> NTVI. >> He's still going. >> Hit one of the cones in the middle of the trail to stop cars from driving. We're eastbound 26. 386 is going for pit. Good pit. Good pit. TVI. >> He's still going. Reversing eastbound. >> 59. He's in reverse. Hit a camper. Code 10. Got him locked in. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> 59 not listen to commands. Digging in the front. >> SHOW US YOUR HANDS. >> Get out OF THE CAR NOW. >> HANDS UP. HANDS ARE UP. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. OPEN THE DOOR. >> Turn the keys. >> Yeah, I got his hands. I I got his He's TRYING TO START IT AGAIN. PULL OPEN HIS DOOR. Pull open his door. 59. He's not going anywhere. He's locked in, but he's trying to start it again. >> Taser. Taser. Taser >> still refusing commands. >> Keep those hands where you can see. Do not reach for anything. >> I got both of his hands here. We're good. >> 590's out of the car. The driver was taken into custody after refusing repeated commands and was found with drug paraphernalia in the truck. He also had an active warrant involving an earlier attempt to elude assault on law enforcement with a deadly weapon in possession of a stolen vehicle. New charges included another attempt to elude and driving under the influence of narcotics. While uninvolved motorists caught in the incident were evaluated after a lowimpact collision. September 9th, 2026, North Little Rock police spotted a dark blue Volvo whose driver had already fled from officers the previous day. When officers attempted another traffic stop, Hunter Moffett again refused to pull over and the pursuit continued toward Baseline Road. Do you want this pursuit on west coming 45. We're going to be west on the baseline. CF 1028 or out of 37 34 >> CFS comi TV. Do not rush the vehicle. CFS comed. Hey, you [ __ ] ass. >> GET OUT THE CAR. DRIVER. >> DRIVER. >> Get out OF THE CAR. GOT >> A BETTER VISUAL OVER THERE. HEY, GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] I got this. >> Bring it back to you. Bring it back to you. >> Get him down. Get him down. >> Hey, control his head. Control his head. I got my hand. I got some. >> Where'd that dog go? >> I don't know. >> Hey, there's a dog around here some quarter somewhere around here. Now, >> hey, let's go. Moffett was arrested after fleeing on foot and was later taken into custody by North Little Rock police. His charges included felony fleeing, felony aggravated assault misdemeanor resisting arrest, and misdemeanor fleeing on foot. He also received a traffic charge for an improper lane change requiring a traffic signal while the Volvo was towed and the parking lot collision was handled separately. On March 24th, 2024, an Arkansas State Police trooper noticed a silver Mercedes traveling without headlights on US Highway 67 and began following it. The vehicle was also displaying expired registration, and when the trooper attempted a traffic stop, the driver refused to pull over. 24 still west down 67 passing >> 24 traffic's live 24. If you get change, just go ahead and do it. DVD are successful. Direct out. hands. Show me your hands. Keep your hands up. >> Keep your hands up. ass stays in the corner. >> Hey, hold hold her while I turn these off. >> See, I'm just trying to get to the medicine. >> Walk up there. >> Huh? >> Walk up here. >> This is my cell. Walk up here now. >> When you get to the road, lay on your face. >> Hey, I'm moving to you. >> Hey, look at me. >> I don't care about any of that. Just be quiet. Walk to me. >> Walk to me. It does not do nothing. >> Lay down on your face. >> Lay down on your face. >> Lay down on your face. Put your hands out like an airplane. Put your hands out like an airplane. >> Is anybody else in that car? >> Not that I'm aware of. I'm so tired. >> Here, I'll go hands on her. >> Nothing. I did not do nothing. Try to get to take my medicine. I ain't took my medicine yet. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. Sir, you don't have to do that. >> I'm just scared. >> I'm just scared, sir. I got this located shoulder. >> Yeah, I know. >> I do. >> You do? Oh my god. I'm just scared cuz I'm by myself. >> All right, go this way. >> Oh my god. >> Here, let's roll up and raise up. >> Raise up. >> Why is y'all doing this to me? >> I hadn't even done anything. >> I hadn't done nothing at all. This officer just saw my car and just got behind me. I hadn't done nothing at all. >> Is there anybody else in the car? >> Not clear. No, >> I ain't done nothing but try to get to my medicine. I hadn't even took my medicine yet. >> All right, stand right here real quick. >> I ain't do nothing. It's insurance on the car. 24 insurance on the car. >> What's your name? >> My name Dudley. >> You got ID on you at all? >> It's in my purse. It's in my purse. >> Your purse in the vehicle? >> Yes. >> I'm just scared. >> Hey, listen to me. Talk to me. I know you just went through good bit of stuff. >> So, you in the vehicle, right? Yes. >> You have any weapons on you at all? >> No. >> Okay. >> The driver identified as Karan Marquis Dudley was taken into custody without further incident after eventually stopping. She faced a felony fleeing charge along with citations for excessive speeding expired tags and unsafe vehicle. Reckless driving and driving on a suspended license. Dudley told officers that she had been trying to get home to take her medication, but that explanation did not remove the fleeing charge from the case. March 11th, 2023, a Georgia State Patrol trooper spotted a Dodge Charger in a Tesla Model 3 racing on Interstate 20 at speeds estimated well above 140 mph. When the trooper attempted to stop the Tesla, its driver made an evasive move and refused to yield. 795 Atlanta 1080 with a great Tesla RE71. R Y 7101 might be going with connector northbound. Straight I love you. Cover. Hold on. Get out. >> Get on the ground. Out of the car. STAY RIGHT THERE. DON'T MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. Do you understand in this car? >> Get out of the car one by one. Hop out. Hop out. Get out. OUT. QUICKER. LET'S GO. ON THE GROUND. ON the ground. On the ground. Get over here on the ground. Get the ground. On the ground. Come on. On the ground. On the ground. >> Drivers. 1095 1039 the radios next lift 1051 1018 we're blocking the inter the interstage. >> The driver identified as Joseph Smith was arrested after the pursuit and later faced warrants related to the incident with a suspected alcoholrelated offense also investigated. Smith was medically cleared after the arrest and released from the hospital later that day, while the other occupants of the Tesla were also detained and identified. On April 12th, 2020, Alpharetta police were investigating a stolen Toyota Tundra that had been connected to reports of entering vehicles in the area. Officers soon located the truck and when police attempted to stop it, the driver accelerated away and headed on to State Route 400. >> Atlanta County just passed me. They're currently today. I'm catching up to them now. It's going to be some entering auto suspects in a stolen vehicle. It's a Toyota Tundra. Stand by. Getting on 400 southbound. Getting on 400 southbound. I'm taking primary southbound. Take property right3 successful. Pick successful. 1050. 1050. Get on the ground. [screaming] Get on the ground. And then hold front on front foot running through the woods. Alfreda, he's running west. Protecting eastbound east side into the woods. Black male, black clothing, blue jeans with a white undershirt. >> 400 southbound north of Windward. 400 southbound north of Windward. He's running in the wood line. K9, please. into the wood lines. It's a black male, black hoodie, blue jeans with what appear to be a white undershirt. >> Can we get across here toward >> Yes, sir. Exit 11. Exit 11 on 400. >> Go ahead and set up a perimeter. >> Advise you guys to set up a perimeter. Brook Haven has two dogs in route. We >> got one in custody. the the guy that ran from here. >> The driver identified as Tyrell James Curry was eventually taken into custody after initially escaping on foot while the passenger was apprehended separately. Investigators recovered two handguns, a rifle identification cards, wallets, driver's licenses, and financial cards from the stolen truck. Curry was expected to face charges related to the stolen vehicle fleeing from police and the property recovered inside. On April 20th, 2024, a Georgia State Patrol trooper noticed an older white Ford pickup repeatedly drifting onto the shoulder of Nelson Road in Baldwin County. The driver initially stopped, but the trooper quickly suspected significant intoxication and ordered him out of the vehicle. Oh, 255 mil. Show me 1038. Show me 1038 with a white F-150. >> Hey. Hey, turn the truck off. Turn the truck off, >> man. No, man. Stop doing >> man. I was talking to a buddy of mine about some hunt and he got mad. >> Stand by. Stand by >> because I for step out for me. >> I want to see you supervisor. >> Reyes, come up here for me. >> You know I got the camera on. Just let me see. >> None of that, man. Hey, look. I got to go to work today. I'm trying to Hey, look. >> Sir, step out for me. >> I want you man. >> No. Don't. No. Don't. Don't. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. Heat. Heat. We're still headed towards 212. Still headed towards 212. We got to end this. He's about to kill somebody here at the intersection. He He This has got to end. I can't let him back on the roadway. Oh [ __ ] radio. We're headed southbound on 212 passing low road. He is heavily intoxicated. He needs to be stopped. ON THE GROUND. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. Keep your hands up. Step on the throat. Don't reach for anything. >> I'm going to less lethal. I'm going to less lethal. >> Let me see your hand. >> Let me see your hand. >> To get out. You don't have to get out. >> We'll let you. >> No. No. Step out of the car now. >> You're going to get YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> OKAY. Step out. [screaming] I'm not going TO ASK YOU AGAIN OR you're going to get tased. Step out. Let me see your hand. Step out. Claw. Climb out. >> Man, I would have been through enough, bro. >> Step out. >> Y'all know I had >> Step out. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Okay. Will you pull my >> sit down? >> Sit down. >> Pull my pants up. Please pull your pants up. >> Will you go to other up there by the fire department? There's another person that got hit. >> I appreciate it, ma'am. >> I didn't hit him. Man, I suffer from >> Stay right here. >> The driver identified as David Arrington was arrested after the pursuit and was found with a small bag of suspected cocaine. He was also charged with driving under the influence and related offenses arising from the incident. Arrington additionally faced consequences for refusing the implied consent blood test and later attempting to damage a patrol vehicle while being transported to jail. February 29th, 2024, an Arkansas State Police trooper spotted a silver Ford Mustang with a temporary registration that appeared altered and discovered that the displayed tag information was expired. When the vehicle took the Broadway exit and the trooper attempted to investigate, driver Maris Williams decided to flee. >> CFS received. You have 106. Heat. Heat. right now. What's going on, buddy? on the street. Welcome down 14. 135 speed traffic Okay. >> Williams was eventually arrested after abandoning the Mustang and running from officers. He faced charges including felony fleeing by vehicle, fleeing on foot, reckless driving, and driving the wrong way on a one-way street. He was also charged with expired registration false evidence of title or registration failure to yield to an emergency vehicle failure to stop at a red light and excessive speeding. On July 28th, 2026, a South Carolina Highway Patrol trooper spotted a black Ford Ranger traveling south on US501 at a high rate of speed near Conway. The driver continued accelerating after the trooper attempted a traffic stop, eventually leading officers into a pursuit through the city. 1033 >> 23. >> He's got some kind of bright shining light, but he was taping it. He's got a flashing light on the front of the car. Going through the light. Hardies a 501 steel. 65. It's slowing down on 501 county. >> We just made a Uturn. We're right here on 501 10th Avenue. Looks like a whiskey mic driver. I'm passing the cook out on 51 right now. I see all 136. Let go 501 passing mil speeds 40. I'm going to go ahead. He's intentionally trying to hit Hey. Hey. Hey. Listen. Listen. Listen. >> Can you see me, man? >> Hey, listen. >> Can you see me? Talk to me. >> Listen. >> Hey, keep your eyes open. Keep your eyes open. >> Eyes open. Eyes open. Eyes open. >> Can you see me? Hey. Hey. Hey, sir. Hey, listen. >> Oh, yeah. Good boy. >> Slow your breathing. Slow your breathing. >> Slow your breathing. >> Stay with me, man. >> Hey, >> right here. Just stay with me. >> Hey. >> Hey. Slow your breathing. >> Hey. >> The driver was identified as Colby Brooks Parnell and was taken into custody after being treated for multiple injuries. He was issued citations for driving under the influence for a second offense. a driver's license offense related to the DUI, an open container violation, and failing to wear a seat belt. A warrant was also requested for failing to stop for the blue lights. But, uh, this is only one story, and there are plenty more pursuits where that came from. Head over to the next video and see how another chase unfolds from the very first moment to the final stop. Thanks for watching and do not forget to subscribe for more chase stories.
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