On August 19th, 2024, Deputy Bradford with the Clayton County Sheriff's Office located a black Dodge Scat Pack displaying a fake Texas temporary tag. The driver immediately fled as soon as the patrol unit attempted to verify the registration, turning a simple check into a full pursuit. >> Hey, he's coming out at 3:14. 314 heading towards 138. I'm clear. 138. >> All right, he's coming to you. Get ready. I'm catching up to him now. I'm right behind him. He's done ran from south pulled multiple times. He's got a fake tag on the vehicle. Might go 34. I'm coming up to uh 314. Get ready. Speeds are 100. He's probably going to try to go toward Union City. >> All right, I pitted it. We boxed it in. He got out. The back tire is done for. We're chasing at 138 towards Union City. Coming up on old man. I'm about to pit again 138. 138. >> Hit him again. He recovered. We're still going. speed travel ahead 138. Let me tell you one run. Hold on. That's it. Do it again. You know, you look like Mr. Stop. I'M RELEASING THE DOG. STOP. TASE HIM. TASE HIM. TASE HIM. TASE HIM. >> Black male. We got him. We got him. >> Back. >> All right. We need units. We need units. >> Han. Put your >> We're just north of Old Dixie. I'm sorry. >> THIS AIN'T SOUNDFUL. >> I KNOW. >> I know. >> Stand up. >> You got a gun on you? Nah, >> I know. I'm covered tonight. >> Hey, welcome to Clayton County. >> Marquez Milner, born October 22nd, 2003, was transported to Southern Regional Hospital for clearance before being booked into the Clayton County Jail. Investigators later confirmed the vehicle had been stolen from Georgia Tech police and its identification number had been altered. He now faces charges including theft by receiving stolen property, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, and obstruction along with additional charges tied to the pursuit. On March 3rd, 2022, deputies in San Diego arrived at a residence on West Beach Street to serve civil paperwork and were met by a woman holding a knife. After she refused to cooperate and allegedly threatened others in the building, additional units were called to assist. >> Are you yan me? >> Uh, yes. >> Okay. Here's a notice to evict. Okay. >> What? >> Your notice for Put the knife down right now or I'm going to put your knife down. Put the knife down. >> Put the KNIFE DOWN RIGHT NOW. >> PUT THE KNIFE DOWN RIGHT NOW. >> HOW DO I KNOW INTRUDER? >> START. Show me your hands. Where you at? Where you at? >> Come out with your hands up. >> Come on with your hands up. >> Come on with your hands up. >> Bean bag. Bean bag. Bean bag. Put your hands up. >> Come here. >> BACK UP. MAKE A HOLE. MAKE A HOLE. MAKE A HOLE. MAKE a hole. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. [screaming] Anybody hurt? >> Back up. Back up. [ __ ] I got stabbed. >> GET US MEDICS NOW. GET US MEDICS NOW. >> GET US MEDICS NOW. >> Ian Lee, 47, was struck during the confrontation and did not make it at the scene. The San Diego Police Department homicide unit opened an investigation into the officer involved shooting. The stabbed officer was treated at UCSD Medical Center and released and the case proceeded through standard review protocols. On March 9th, 2024, Deputy Ford observed a white vehicle speeding through a Clayton County neighborhood while a woman attempted to open the rear passenger door. As the patrol unit approached, the driver accelerated away at 64 milesPH in a 35 zone and refused to stop. >> Because I'll be making a We'll be on Seabor Place making a right. >> Black one. I'm behind it. I'm going to go ahead and hit it as soon as I can. I wonder what you said. Temp behind you. Now taking loop road south. Correction. Correction. He's he's he flitting around. Hit p hit it. Loop roll. Stop. Stop. Put your hand behind YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOU. YOU GOING TO GET AWAY. GET TO ME. >> YEAH. You thought you was going to get away. >> Yeah. You thought it was going to happen. I don't play like that. YOU PROBABLY GOING TO KILL SOME PEOPLE. Black Ops 4 radio arrested >> in the intersection of Hoop Road and stand by for the >> Mr. Hunt was evaluated by emergency medical services and later booked into the Clayton County Jail. Authorities listed 16 charges including felony evading and reckless driving. The rental vehicle was towed. The female passenger was released at the scene and investigators continued reviewing evidence connected to suspected drug distribution. On December 24th, 2024, a Georgia State Patrol trooper clocked a silver sedan traveling 78 mph in a 65 mph zone on Interstate 20. What should have been a routine traffic stop quickly turned into a refusal to comply as the driver accelerated back onto the interstate. Yeah, he's been standing on my shoulder past. He knows I'm trying to cut him and keep slamming on the brakes. Coming up on 183 coming over traffic. 1050. Thank you. airport. He's reaching your handaching. Tell me your hand. Tell me your hand. Tell me your hand. >> Stop [screaming] reaching. GO. Open that glass. Get up, man. >> I'm sorry. Three times. Go ahead and get him. >> Whose fault is that? >> Whose fault is that? >> No, you're not. >> Stop moving. >> I don't have >> Adanta Moore was transported to Piedmont Thompson for medical clearance before being booked into the Columbia County Jail. Investigators recovered cocaine, methamphetamine, crack cocaine, marijuana, and 110 MDMA pills from his person and vehicle. He now faces felony fleeing possession with intent to distribute multiple controlled substances and driving on a suspended license. On May 20th, 2022, Arkansas State Police attempted a late night traffic stop on a silver Volvo S60 after observing suspicious driving behavior. The driver refused to comply and fled, prompting a renewed pursuit after a second trooper located the vehicle. >> Hey, Harrison's taking off. Going southbound. This darn car 13. Where you at? >> Bridgeway loop southbound city and county. 533 Harrison3. >> I'm behind a vehicle fitting 13's vehicle description 65 just north of Ferguson's head southbound. I haven't lit him up yet. Harrison, he's not stopping yet. He's right behind an 18-wheeler. He's passing on a double yellow. Here's the number 1037. Harrison, he's stopping. 31 driver. He's wrecking out. He's back on the highway. Person's wrecked out. >> Ferguson. >> DRIVER, [screaming] >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. TURN AROUND WITH YOUR TURN AROUND YOUR [screaming] BACK TO ME. HANDS IN THE PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP ABOVE YOUR HEAD. WALK BACKWARDS TOWARD ME. WALK TO ME BACKWARDS. Hands above your head. >> WALK BACK TOWARDS [screaming] MY CAR. >> Keep walking backwards. KEEP WALKING BACK. TURN AROUND. >> WALK BACKWARDS. Keep walking. >> Stop. >> Down on your belly. >> PUT YOUR HANDS STRAIGHT OUT. Straight out. 90°. Turn your hands over. I said turn YOUR HANDS OVER. KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT. Keep your hands out. Just like that. Now turn your hands palms to the sky. Sit up with me. Sit up here. All right. I'm going to help you stand up. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Walk to the front of my car this location. >> You said there's no one else in that car? No. >> Okay. So, you want to tell me why you ran from me now? >> Sir, I didn't run. I was pulling off. I thought you were stopping the truck. I pulled in behind you. >> I thought about the truck. >> Okay. All right. >> The driver was taken into custody after crashing into a ditch and was transported from the scene for processing. Deputies conducted a search of the vehicle and documented the incident. He now faces charges including fleeing, reckless driving, and traffic related violations. On November 29th, 2025, a South Carolina Highway Patrol trooper clocked a Grey Sport utility vehicle at 81 mph in a 65 mph zone on SC31. The driver refused to stop and continued fleeing across multiple highways and secondary roads. Get out OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> [music] >> We stopped. We're back 75 miles an hour and now we're 495. Pull back on THE CAR HERE. HE'S DRIVING BACKWARDS. I'm here. He's just trying to hit. I'm going take a vehicle out. >> Take him out. They just tried to hit the county unit. >> Lawrence, he's driving backwards on primary. He just tried to hit a counter unit. I'm going to take the vehicle out. >> Take him out. Stop. >> GET [screaming] OUT. GET YOUR HANDS OFF. >> Stay in the vehicle. >> STAY IN THE CAR. >> YOU GOT HIM. YOU GOT HIM. >> I'm going go clear THE CAR. >> STAY IN THE CAR. GET DOWN. GET DOWN ON THE [screaming] GROUND. I DON'T CARE. GET DOWN. >> GET OUT. ANYBODY ELSE IN THE VEHICLE? >> After receiving medical evaluation, and being released with minor injuries. The driver was booked into the J. Ruben Long Detention Center. Initial charges included speeding, operating uninsured, improper tag, and failure to stop for blue lights. Authorities also placed holds for attempted murder and resisting arrest along with outstanding warrants from Horry County. During a traffic stop in Florida, a deputy pulled over a vehicle for excessively dark window tint and detected the odor of marijuana coming from inside. The situation escalated when the driver abruptly accelerated during the encounter. >> All right. Can you can you do me a favor and just shut the car off for me? What? What happened? >> Huh? Well, I smell I smell marijuana. And you don't have a You don't have a card, so I'm not I listen. >> Listen, I'm not I'm not concerned with some personal use stuff, man. It doesn't even warrant my time. >> One black smoking a black. >> Would you mind shutting the car off, please? >> Huh? >> Oh, yeah. I'm smoking a black. >> I understand. Just shut the car off one, please. Okay. All right. 2513 somehow. Step him up, please. >> It's It's no big deal. I mean, I'm not >> You going to turn me from into a marijuana. Listen. Listen. Do me a favor. Do me a favor. Do me a favor. I'm telling you right now. I'M TELLING YOU RIGHT NOW. STOP. [screaming] STOP. STOP. STOP. PUT IT IN FRONT. PUT IT IN PARK. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR FREAKING HANDS UP. LET ME KNOW. HE'S JUST TRYING TO TAKE OFF WITH ME. STEP THEM UP NOW. >> SIR, I'M TELLING YOU. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. I SWEAR TO GOD. PUSH YOUR HANDS UP. YOU put it in park. Rocky Rudolph Jr. was later sentenced to 30 years in prison after being found guilty of attempted manslaughter and aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer. The deputy sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was released from the hospital. The driver was also convicted of fleeing and eluding following a multi- agency search that led to his arrest. On October 5th, 2023, at approximately 11:30 at night, a woman entered the Bristol Police Department lobby and began striking the front desk windows with a handgun. Moments later, rounds were fired toward the bullet resistant glass as officers attempted to communicate with There's already >> do not move. >> Do not move. Brian, >> are these Hey, are these windows bulletproof? >> Shots fired. >> Are these windows bulletproof? >> We got two cars going on the front of >> she That's her right here. Right. >> Slap top. Yep. >> Get down. Get down on the ground. >> Nope. She just went back. >> Get down on the ground. >> Okay. She just went to the right. >> I have a gun in her hand right now. >> Ryan. >> OKAY. GO, GO, GO, GO, GO, GO, GO. Everyone good? >> Yep. >> Good. >> Right. >> Black top. Yep. >> Get down on the ground. >> Nope. She just went back. >> Get down on the ground. Okay, she just went to the right. >> I have a gun in her hand right now, >> Ryan. Okay, GO GO GO GO GO. >> Everyone good? >> Yep. Suzanne Liz, 51, was taken into custody after officers deployed an electronic control device and secured the lobby. She was transported to Bristol Hospital for evaluation before being returned to police custody. She now faces charges related to unlawful discharge of a firearm and reckless endangerment. On May 6th, 2024, Coffee County Dispatch alerted deputies that a stolen vehicle was heading northbound at speeds reaching 120 mph toward their jurisdiction. Supervisors positioned spike strips near the county line as the vehicle entered Douglas city limits. >> Be advised, he is blacked out. No headlights. That vehicle is blacked out. No headlights. I got them coming this way. About to deploy stop sticks now. Copy. Last traffic. Stop sticks failed. They're crossing over. They're passing bit now. Hand. Godamn it. Hands. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> All four occupants surrendered after the vehicle was disabled and were transported back to Loun County by deputies. Investigators confirmed the vehicle had been stolen the previous night and fitted with a different tag. The driver and passengers now face charges including autotheft, fleeing, and possession of stolen property. On May 7th, 2022, local Arkansas agencies requested assistance after a Nissan Armada refused to stop during a traffic encounter. Because several departments maintain a strict no pit policy, Arkansas State Police assumed primary responsibility. That was where we're coming towards Corning through the uh corning wide. off here. We're crossing the blackboard. Let's see if I'll take off. I'm going to back off and just cannot see their blue lights. 44s down and you have an opportunity to end it before. Now we've got some houses. See what he does here at the intersection. We better notify him for he just took straight. We're on uh city street coming over here by the pool. [screaming] I haven't had him in the duty until I retired this school. Charles, get [screaming] on. The driver was identified as Corey Thomas, born July 2nd, 1998, and was transported for further testing after officers noted signs of impairment. He was charged with driving while intoxicated and additional traffic violations. The vehicle investigation continued as authorities coordinated with Missouri agencies. On April 9th, 2022, Arkansas State Police attempted a traffic stop on an Infiniti for equipment and registration violations. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated away and left his passenger behind with her fast food order. >> We're going in the car. Hey, I know I know I know I go I go. Wonder W. only get shot. Oh, whale. Stay in the car. More city right on foot. One more city. Hey, get over there. Get you. Get the ra. Put on your belly. Put on your belly. Put your hands on 105. Hey, my girl. You hit me, son. My girl, why you hit me? Why can't you stop? I got my life in my car, bro. ran behind a building. >> I'm going back up. >> The driver was taken into custody after the vehicle was stopped and processed at the scene. He now faces charges including fleeing, driving without a license, and registration related violations. The passenger was released without charges. On February 3rd, 2024, Virginia State Police received an automated alert for a stolen blue Hyundai Elantre traveling westbound on Interstate 66. Troopers located the vehicle near Route 7 and attempted a coordinated stop, but the driver refused to yield. >> Confirm he didn't strike you, correct? >> Yeah, that's a firm. All right, moderate traffic 61 over two 90 miles an hour coming up on 123. >> All right, you just struck 12 platform again. We're overhead. They're going south on 123. South on 123. Getting ready to cross over 66. >> Just made contact again with 1254. That's four times now. Almost struck my vehicle. >> Getting back eastbound 66 third. Watch right. Watch right. Two overhead. He's taking the exit ramp back onto eastbound 66 at 123. Eastbound 66 at 123. >> I'm in the back now. Let me catch up. I'll hit start. I'll pin him out. We got four hits. >> 5034. Just watch your back then. >> Get the vehicle stopped. two crossing under Nougl left lane east of lane eastbound. Yeah. Honda still eastbound left lane. >> All right. Do it now. Hit. into the expressway. perfected him. He's mainly >> going to be in the east prior to That's right. He's in the main lane for the >> Get the Get the >> Oh, shut your hands off. Show me your ass. Show me your ass. Shastara Leanja Gamble was transported to the Fairfax Adult Detention Center after medical evaluation. She faces charges including felony eluding, grand lararseny autotheft, reckless driving, and driving without a license, along with additional warrants for hit and run and assault on law enforcement. The passenger, Tyrell Leonard, was also detained and released without incident after identification checks. On April 10th, 2022, North Little Rock and Little Rock police requested assistance from Arkansas State Police during an early morning pursuit of a stolen vehicle. Trooper Ellison assumed primary control to bring the situation to a close. >> Sergeant, you're on good still using a blinker. Thank you. Rock out of 1850 primary now. No, they did not across it Mark and Elm and Elm successful trip. The suspect was arrested at the scene after the vehicle became disabled and caught fire. He was transported for medical evaluation before being booked into custody. Charges included theft of property, fleeing, and additional traffic violations related to the pursuit. On May 26th, 2022, Arkansas State Police initiated a late night pursuit in a rural area after a driver refused to stop. The vehicle weaved through winding roads near Mill Creek and continued fleeing despite repeated attempts to intervene. 17 ospreys. >> I got one stop boy. Adam 95 Roberts. Uh we're headed back towards Bill Creek. He's fleeing. >> Now we're still on Park Avenue. It connects back into bridge up here. They did not fit up there. We just turned off. I'm not sure what is up there. >> [screaming] >> I wrecked him out. We're on foot. >> Stop her. I'm going to tag you. Put your hands in front of you. Hands in front of you. I will pay you again, mother. Put your hand on top of your head. >> [screaming] >> Joseph Langston was taken into custody after a brief foot pursuit and transported to Garland County Jail. Officers recovered suspected methamphetamine that had been discarded during the chase. He now faces charges including fleeing, possession of a controlled substance, and outstanding warrant holds. On May 13th, 2022, Arkansas State Police attempted a traffic stop after observing suspicious driving behavior and equipment issues. The driver continued for several miles before finally pulling over. Wow. Wow. is passing 213 looks like 218. Get out of the vehicle. >> Use your hand to open the door from the outside. Step out. Face away from me. Face away from me. Walk backward to the sound of my voice. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Down on your knees. Put your hands on your head. >> What did I do? Officer. Officer, I didn't know you were my mirror. >> 1050. I'm 105. >> Any weapons on you? >> The passenger seat. The individual was taken into custody and found to be driving without a license. A large bottle of alcohol was also discovered inside the vehicle. Charges included failure to yield, driving without identification, and alcohol related violations. On February 18th, 2018, Texas Department of Public Safety troopers conducted a traffic stop in East Beckar County after a driver provided a false name. The suspect fled and later drove the wrong direction on Interstate 10, escalating the situation dramatically. Okay, he's on the wrong side of the road trying to split the middle access road. Got front end damage. >> Just blew through the intersection at Zul Road. Getting back up on pin. He's uh back number two lane. Uh just really slow. Okay, he's got smoke coming out of the front left tire now. Uh he's probably going to have to shut it down pretty quick. He's smoking on the road. Just lost a tire. Now he's running on the rim. He is IH10 and FM 1518 taking the exit. IH10 1518. >> The Guadalupi troop this 107. How how far behind are you guys? >> 66 317 18 right now. I'm on 10. Got another unit on the access road. >> Okay. 10 4. He's still slow rolling it. Coming up to Futenberg Road. Still on the access. Heads up, guys. He's looks like he's getting out. He's under the floorboard, guys. Under the floorboard. Be careful. Be careful. Under the floorboard, guys. Watch it. Taking up a defensive position, guys. Shots fired. Shots fired. Troop down. Troop down. Let's get EMS in route. Troops down. Got a handgun. Troops down. It's going to be a small It's going to be a small caliber weapon. Small caliber weapon. Uh either 9 mil, something like that to EMS. And uh he's shot in the right arm. 107. You got a ETA on EMS. 107. Stand by. We're going to >> seven to the troops. I think we're going to try to land and medevac him ourselves. Copy that. >> Ernest Manuel Montilongo, 33, was transported to a local hospital where he passed away the following day. A trooper injured during the exchange was airlifted to University Hospital and survived. The incident was reviewed under Texas Department of Public Safety protocol. And that wraps this one up. But trust me, the next case pushes things even further than what you just saw. Go ahead and click the next video on your screen and see how that pursuit unfolds from start to finish. Thanks for watching and make sure you subscribe so you do not miss what is coming