Just after 1 p.m. on April 10th, 2018 in Louisiana, a reckless driver turned Ryan Street into a scene of chaos. Witnesses watched as a stolen truck plowed through traffic, sending cars scrambling and officers into pursuit. Hold down 52. 52 52 SOMETHING. HEAT. HEAT. After an intense trial, the driver identified as Cody Davis was found guilty on six felony charges, including possession of a stolen firearm and aggravated flight from an officer. Prosecutors said the dash cam footage captured everything they needed, showing Davis ramming vehicles and throwing away evidence he will face sentencing as a habitual offender closing a case that left both the streets and the courtroom stunned. Before dawn on October 31st, 2025, deputies in Thirsten County, Washington, raced toward a burglary in progress near Old Highway 99. A white pickup truck was seen fleeing a damaged shop. Its gates smashed and doors ripped open, marking the start of a tense pursuit through the dark BROKEN ACROSS. >> He's taking off. White pickup truck 59751. Boy, >> good truck. He's heading out towards old 99. We're in pursuit. >> Move. I'm going to grapple him. Radio 13 spikes 183. Good spike 183. 329's are in the pursuit. >> K9's in the pursuit. >> If you bail, do not chase them. Let the dog get him. >> I want you to block off traffic so we don't get a t-bone collision if he comes through here. >> Good grapple. Good grapple >> location >> 18731 Nutmare >> 1873 >> here. HERE. CLEAR THE CAR. CLEAR THE CAR. >> I don't see him. I don't see him. Track. Okay. To the right. To the right. >> Okay. OKAY. WHAT DOES HE LOOK LIKE? >> All camo. >> All camo. Okay. Do you want to track him? No, >> Manny. Search him out. Search that bad guy out. Search that. Gunshot. Gunshot. >> Gunshot. >> Hey, Mr. Dy. Sheriff's office. You are under arrest. Come out NOW WITH NOTHING IN YOUR HANDS. MAN, here's the deal. It's not too late for this to go good. All right, so just come out now with nothing in your hands. It's not too late, man. >> Turn your overheads off. >> It's not too late. >> There he is. See him? >> Yep. >> Damn. >> J to your left. >> Hey man, don't don't just drop the firearm and come out now with nothing in your hands. >> I don't see your laser. It's okay, dude. Just keep walking toward me. You're going to be okay. Hey, keep the dog quiet for me. All right. >> Yep. Hey, man. We'll let you make whatever phone calls you need. All right. We'll take care of you. I just need to make sure there's nothing in your hands. >> Yeah, you're good, man. Just keep walking towards the sound of my voice. >> You uh you smoke cigarettes? >> I'd be in my car. >> I can't hear him, guys. You got you got to be quiet. You got You smoke cigarettes? >> You don't? Well, that's a good healthy choice. I was going to get you some if you needed one. >> Just water. And I got tons of water for you. Absolutely. I can get you a couple bottles of water. I can get you a doctor, too. Hey, just keep focusing on me. You're good. I'll I'll keep going with the mans. I got some good rapport with him. Hey, dude. You're good. Just keep walking towards me. Just like that. Okay, Robert. You want to lay on your face? >> Yep. >> Hey, here's the deal. If you want to lay down just right there, that works for me. Okay. >> Yep. >> [screaming] >> After a precise grappler stop ended the chase. The suspect fled on foot and opened fire on deputies. Negotiators spent nearly half an hour building rapport before he surrendered without further harm. The man, a six-time convicted felon with a lengthy record of violent and property crimes, now faces multiple new charges, including burglary, autotheft, and unlawful possession of a firearm. On January 25th, 2024, in Thirsten County, Washington, deputies were investigating an autotheft when the stolen SUV was spotted speeding through Tum Water. The driver briefly pulled over, then suddenly took off down Interstate 5, pushing his luck and his vehicle to dangerous limits. Exit the car with your hands up. Marcus 58, we're taking off southbound capital. Receive taking off southbound capital. 138 confirm that stolen approaching 93 medium traffic 58 36 I'm just ahead of you >> sounds good he's splitting lanes he's going to cause the wreck here >> 36 you take the pursuit since you're marked Westbound Mtown speeds of 80. >> Westbound may be >> 36. Just go for a pit if you can. We're southbound case now. Yeah, >> let me grapple him. >> Grapple 53's calling it. We're just south of midtown once vehicle crash in case. Correction, we're still rolling. Got the grapple. Still rolling. Flying the grapple foot. Let the dog go. >> I'm in my grapple, bro. >> My grapple, bro. >> Grapple 1642. Dead. Coffee. Mark, >> show me your [ __ ] hands. YOU'RE GOING TO GET BIT. [crying] >> You're going to get bit. >> Watch that guy. Watch that guy. Watch that guy. Good boy, Ashley. Watch that guy. >> When the pursuit finally came to an end, the suspect stepped out of the SUV and took a long drink of vodka as if nothing had happened. Deputies quickly moved in with help from K9 Asher, arresting a man they already knew all too well. He was booked for DUI, attempting to elude a pursuing police vehicle, and driving on a suspended license, adding yet another chapter to a long history of reckless choices. In the early hours of January 12th, 2025, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper stationed in Lee County received a be on the lookout alert for a fleeing white Ford sedan. Minutes later, the vehicle passed by matching the description and plate number exactly. US traffic. You're going to get bit. You are going to get bit. 390. You are going to get hit. You're going to end up in a ditch. This is your one chance to stop. that heavy on Metro has a Put your hands up. >> Put your hand ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. >> STOP. PIERRE, >> ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. >> STOP. Put your hands OUT THE WINDOW. >> YOU'RE NOT YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> Put your hands up. >> The driver identified as 28-year-old Ivanka Jel Rivera was taken into custody after a high-speed pursuit that reached over 100 mph. Rivera later told troopers she fled because she was scared and trying to call for help. She was booked into the Charlotte County jail for fleeing to elude and multiple traffic offenses. Another reminder that panic behind the wheel can have serious consequences. Around noon on October 6th, 2025, Bath Township police in Michigan began tracking a man suspected in a domestic violence case. He was driving a silver SUV, swerving through traffic and ignoring every signal to stop. >> Shoulder now. Actually, we're head to turn around. We're going to be headed back west. >> Turn around. Going back west 76 central. I'm jumping in. I'm leaving car 36 car 127. >> He's taking the shoulder. He's doing a U-turn. We're stopping shoulder. Um 7 now in the right lane. Speed 105. Right lane speed 105. Back through. We're going to be going eastbound wrong way. Eastbound wrong way. Coming up to Fatherville. Westbound in the eastbound lane coming up to Fatherville. >> 412. Get on that ramp and block it off. >> Sun clear. Westbound east lanes. >> 93. I'm in the left lane. Eastbound. Eastbound. Left lane. Going the wrong way. Getting off at Ferville now in the in the grass area. >> Coming to Ferville. >> Follow me. >> HANDS UP. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. >> HANDS UP. >> HANDS UP. >> TURN AROUND. HANDS UP. [screaming] >> HANDS UP. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. You got him. >> Hit the ground. When deputies finally forced him off the highway, the suspect exited his vehicle and continued his erratic behavior until a taser brought the chaos to an end. He was handed back to Ba'ath Township authorities and now faces charges tied to domestic violence, eluding police and multiple traffic violations. The arrest likely prevented what could have become an even greater tragedy on the highway. On March 21st, 2022, New Mexico officers were alerted that an inmate had stolen a prisoner transport van from a deputy who suffered a medical emergency. Inside the van were two other prisoners helpless as the thief sped away down Interstate 40. Negative 104 54 negative. >> I got a sheriff trying to slow him down. This is ours, bro. >> The units behind the pursuit. Traffic almost crashing. >> I got sheriffs that's in front of me. He's taking over the pursuit. I think I'll be able to pass him now. Coming up on 672 vehicle stop traffic 100 milesPH just came off Do you think I just went off the dirt road? That's between the 104 and 103. Uh, now we're headed northbound on a It's not even a dirt road. >> 6 7 9 Take down heading into Cabaro onto State Road 124 near the 15 mile marker. Headed back to I40. If you can call people, it looks like they're there. It looks like they should have made a stop now. We're on mile post 15 unknown this road. They are stopped. Crossfire. Crossfire. Get over here. [screaming] Open the door. >> Open the door. >> No, I don't. >> [screaming] >> Get out. >> After a multi- agency pursuit across Bernalillo and Cibila counties, officers caught up with the suspect, later identified as Josh Hall. The chase ended off road after Hall tore through fences and rough desert terrain. All three prisoners were recovered safely, and Hall was booked for vehicle theft, fleeing law enforcement, and numerous related charges. Just after 2:00 a.m. on August 1st, 2024, deputies in Clayton County, Georgia, located a stolen vehicle moving fast through the night. The driver showed no signs of stopping as speeds climbed past 100 mph. traffic. I'll be request black male, white hat. Coming up to uh Old National. Traffic's clear. Speed's at 100. National 100. vehicles misp Right. >> Watch your bike. Watch your bike. To your right. Watch your bike. >> Where you at? Where you at? Where? We're getting on 285. Going towards back to Riverdale Road. Get 25 east. He's got a left right tire out. >> Pit pit pit >> 35 road. Oh, he's [screaming] down. He's down. He's down. He's down. >> Go now. Go. >> He's running. >> After the vehicle was disabled, the suspect made a desperate leap from a 30-foot overpass and managed to evade capture. Inside the car, deputies discovered drugs and other evidence confirming the chase was more than just a joy ride. The man remains wanted a stark reminder that some will risk everything rather than face the flashing blue lights. On the morning of April 1st, 2016, Milwaukee County deputies spotted a stolen vehicle linked to a violent crime. Behind the wheel was 23-year-old Matthew Harden, a convicted felon who had cut off his GPS bracelet just one day earlier. After an intense pursuit through city streets and onto the interstate, Harden was boxed in and arrested. Authorities later revealed he was wanted for attempted homicide and reckless injury. Sheriff David Clark criticized the system for releasing Harden under GPS monitoring, calling it a failure that nearly put lives at risk. On November 14th, 2024 in Georgia, a suspect driving an old Toyota Camry decided to test his luck against the Clayton County Sheriff's Blackhawk unit after fleeing from Stockbridge Police. Blackhawk one that vehicle just took off on me. I did spike the be 635 south getting off me. Dumb ass. >> Westbound Forest Parkway. >> Light one radio. Uh turning southbound on Quick Trip Way. Blackhawk one ready. Entering uh Quick parking lot. 41 41 41 41 41 After multiple crashes and a brief foot chase, the driver was captured and arrested. The incident predated the department's use of body cameras, but dashcom footage preserved every moment. He now faces multiple charges for fleeing reckless driving and property damage. In the early morning hours of October 20th, 2024, Trooper Thorston of the Florida Highway Patrol spotted headlights coming toward him on the wrong side of Interstate 275. The Silver Kia Sportage was traveling north in the southbound lanes, putting countless lives at risk. Evening signal northbound. There you go. And Anyone after repeated warnings and multiple attempts to stop the driver troopers brought the pursuit to a close. The driver identified as 42year-old Margot Wilsnant McDaniels showed signs of intoxication and later admitted to drinking earlier that night. She was arrested for DUI with property damage and fleeing to elude. Her license already suspended from prior offenses. On July 3rd, 2022, deputies in Loun County, Georgia, attempted to stop a white Jeep Grand Cherokee suspected of impaired driving. The driver ignored commands tore through neighborhoods and raced down local streets at nearly 100 mph. >> Try to turn universal. He missed a turn. Turning here to Sonic. >> It's going to be a Jeep. Florida 28 David X-ray Mary Adam 27 U-turn we are back we're on university now he's all over the road >> 10 University >> turning on the Seymour stop sign there >> about 40 miles an hour at the moment >> dispatch Just come through a yard. Turn on the >> city. I'm almost in the area. >> You are doing the U-turn. We are back on Seymour heading towards Asheville. >> 10 more Seymour. >> Turning on the Knox. Turning into a driveway. >> It keeps doing U-turns through yards. [screaming] >> 66. Go ahead. I know 1080, but you got any unit 25 on me. [screaming] Been advised only 95 this time. Hello. So, where's county at? >> 39. You got an update? >> N crashed. >> Kick it with your leg. >> What? Slide your ass. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm going to go. You got me. >> Yeah, I got you. Get on the [ __ ] ground. On the ground. >> The pursuit ended after officers forced the vehicle to a stop. The driver, later identified as Kendrick Prior, resisted arrest until a taser was deployed inside the vehicle. Investigators found evidence consistent with drug activity. Prior now faces charges for fleeing police, resisting arrest, and possession with intent to distribute. During daylight on June 8th, 2022, a vehicle fleeing from police in Prince George's County, Maryland, collided head-on with another car before the driver fled on foot. supposed to be Virginia. >> It's going to be a num right here off of White House [screaming] Road. He's running. >> The crash left behind a scene of devastation. Authorities confirmed one person did not survive, though the suspect remains unaccounted for. The case stands as a sobering reminder of how quickly reckless choices on the road can end in heartbreak. Late on April 14th, 2022, Glendale police responded to a burglary at Beayshore Mall after reports that suspects had fled in a stolen van. Officers quickly spotted the vehicle speeding away through the dark city streets. 1 190 dispatch. I got that yellow van southbound port coming up to Hampton 190. Dispatch, you can show me in pursuit. It's a yellow box van. Speeds are 40. Reason for pursuit is burglary. Got a 28 here for you. It's going to be X-ray over David 55292. X over D 55292. It's a yellow Ford Ecoine van. No windows. Speeds are down to 40. >> 734 with him. I'll call it southbound to Washington passing Glendale. >> 734. He's going slow enough. I'll get out of the way if you want to take lead and possibly pit. southbound port. Passing uh >> Brook 1 190 takeover comms are 30. No traffic. I'll get out of the way if you want to take lead possibly. >> 104 southbound port >> passing uh Esbrook >> one end zero takeover come speeds are 30 no traffic >> we got six here 6 we are still in pursuit speeds are 40 mph coming up the capital >> roll Roll over. Roll over stage north. >> Uh 734 just pitted. He pit. He pit. Roll over. Roll over. Stage northshore. >> A precision stop maneuver caused the van to roll over on Port Washington Road. Miraculously, no one was hurt. Three Milwaukee men were taken into custody. Each now facing charges for burglary, autotheft, and fleeing law enforcement. Just after 9:00 a.m. on January 8th, 2023, Cabat police were managing traffic around a crash scene on Highway 67167 when disaster struck. A semi-truck barreled into the back of a patrol vehicle that was parked for protection. You're right. They could have done that. That guy ain't going to get over. >> Holy [ __ ] >> Get over. >> Yeah, we need limbs and everybody. I've notified state police know the 18 wheel of our patrol vehicles on the highway. It's going to be a code nine. The 18 wheelers in the trees. 49, baby. >> Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. [ __ ] What? >> You want to come walk with me out here to men? We're going to take you out. You still able to walk? Thankfully, the officer was outside the car at the moment of impact and avoided injury. The department later urged drivers to always move over for first responders and tow operators, a small act that could save a life. On October 24th, 2025, Arkansas State Police trooper Russell attempted to pull over a driver who had run a red light in Jackson County. The driver identified as Debbie Walling from South Carolina ignored his lights and continued down the highway. >> Air base in front of headquarters and so past the car. South Carolina 28 Tom Sam Charles 454 TDSC 454 >> 21 east about 3 miles outside 12. A mobile home driver is asking for assistance with traffic. He's 1044. >> [screaming] >> We're continuing. We're taking the 85 southbound on 8488. I just need to know that attach him to this original here. We're passing 85. Stand by. 41. Are you 104? >> Yeah. Me 104. Show me 1037. I got up beside her on the driver's side. She just looked away from me. >> 83 southbound. Speed's only 55. TVI. TBI. She's off in the ditch. >> 85 83. >> Show me your hand. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> After the pursuit ended, Walling's vehicle overturned into a ditch, but she refused to exit or comply with commands. Once taken into custody and cleared by medical staff, she was booked into the Jackson County Jail for fleeing in a vehicle, failing to stop at a red light, and driving without a seat belt. Her defiance on the road turned what could have been a simple traffic stop into a serious criminal case. That wraps up this pursuit, but the road is far from quiet. More high-speed madness awaits. The next video will take you into another hearttoppping chase you won't believe actually happened. Go watch it now and keep the adrenaline rolling. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for more real police chase footage every