On December 14th, 2024, highway patrol officers in Hollywood, California, noticed a black Lamborghini Urus blasting along Highway 101 at nearly 100 mph. A routine speeding stop quickly turned into something far more serious after an officer spotted a concealed pistol inside the luxury sport utility vehicle, prompting driver Stanley Mitchell Alexandre to make a split-second decision to flee. You have you have an ID relationship? >> Is it firearm? >> All right. Do me uh do me a favor. Uh get out of the car slowly. >> Where where is it? Don't move, dude. Where? >> Yeah. All right. Get out of the car real quick. >> No, no, no. Don't Don't move your hand. Don't do it. for pursuit. >> Go ahead. >> Black Lamborghini can be a license plate of suspect is >> start airship. >> Start airship. We are on last 154. They're going to be last all traffic. Oh. Tell them that we're actually on the window to the 101 area car >> Alexandre was expected to recover after being pulled from the burning wreck and was later set to be taken into custody. Investigators also recovered nearly $5,000 in cash along with a Glock pistol while prosecutors pursued charges including felony evading, carrying a concealed firearm possession of a large capacity magazine, being a felon in possession of a firearm, driving without a license, and more. On February 9th, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol received word that Palm Beach County authorities were already tracking a stolen white Audi Sport utility vehicle along Interstate 95 when a trooper attempted to stop the vehicle driver. Braden JC Lay Zade Mitchell responded by pushing the accelerator instead of the brake and quickly turned a stolen vehicle investigation into a statewide pursuit. All right, lighting him up. He's taking off. Passing Congress 112 miles an hour 48. The other guys with him >> 419. That's 104. We're reaching out to PS right now. See if they have any stops. >> The unit behind me. You're getting too close to me. If Marcio has a lead car, whoever's behind him should be on the radio. >> He's currently on the right lane approaching Samuel Road. Continuing on the right lane. He's trying to get off on one of the exits, but he's going way too fast to take any of the exits. He would have to slow down considerably. Continuing southbound. Looks like there's road closures up ahead. The lanes are starting. Signal for right shoulder off the exit. Get off the exit. Get off the exit. 1450. Which is it? >> Take the exit. Take the exit. >> 145. Which are you guys getting off of? You guys getting off of a sample? >> 104. They're on foot. approximately three back to 1460. Go ahead and give me some uh subject descriptions for PSO for those flight. >> They might be h they might be hiding behind those uh three semi trucks. Can somebody get back there and check? or 1460. I need some common descriptions as to what they look like. Maybe a vehicle moving or something. >> Just three males running south. I just barely saw him. >> Yeah. 39. They still trying to find that out right now. PSO is raising us on mutually. We're trying to get sheriff deputies location if they can assist. See if we get K9 as well. Go. The pursuit ended with Braden Mitchell and passenger Reishan Watson being captured after a perimeter search involving deputies, a helicopter, and K9 units. Both men were booked into the Palm Beach County Jail where they faced charges connected to the pursuit, the stolen vehicle, and additional offenses filed by the agencies involved. May 11th, 2023, Cobb County officers in Georgia received an alert that wanted aggravated assault suspect Richard Cowwell, and his Infinity sedan had been located near a local hotel. Officers moved in to arrest him before he could leave, but Cowwell chose to drive away despite repeated commands to stop. >> Now, the car is pulling out right now. >> We have people. Yeah, we got officers watching. Okay. >> Um it uh >> it is pulling >> out. Move 22. 104. We're passing the academy. Coming up on plenty of traffic. for the next two lane driving up here. Okay. here. Hands up. Hands up now. Hands up. You're going to get bit. Hands up. >> Call out to me now. Call out with both hands up. >> Shut up and crawl out. Crawl out. >> Crawl out. >> Crawl out. Now I'm going to get to the Great. Go straight down. Straight down. Crawl to me now. Hey, back up this way. Back up. Crawl to me. Keep crawling. [screaming] Keep crawling. >> Back. Back. >> Shut up. Keep crawling. >> My back. >> Keep crawling. And shut up. Put your [ __ ] hands in. >> My back. Keep calling. [screaming] >> In front of you. >> Is anybody else in the car? >> No one's else in the car. >> Anybody else in the car? >> Hey, put your arms out to your side. >> Put your arms out to your side. >> Turn your palms up. airplane. >> God damn it. When the point t measure traffic >> following medical treatment, Richard Cowwell was booked into the Cobb County Adult Detention Center on felony fleeing obstruction and the outstanding aggravated assault warrant. His legal troubles continued well beyond this arrest, eventually resulting in convictions, a prison sentence probation, and a substantial fine after the case worked its way through the courts. On August 15th, 2025, Port St. Joe officers spent hours responding to a string of incidents involving 41-year-old Tequila Walker. As disputes over a vehicle repossession continued across town, repeated attempts to calm the situation failed and officers eventually found Walker inside her car, armed with a large knife, setting the stage for a tense confrontation. [clears throat] 108 go. I'm behind it here on Avenue A. She still hadn't pulled over yet. Pull the car over. >> She just run around me. Back off. >> Hey, you just getting yourself in a lot more trouble is all you're doing. Just he stopped. I made him stop. Pull in here so you're not blocking the roadway. >> All right. What's up? >> I just want to know what in the hell's going on. >> I don't goddamn know. You tell me. >> Well, they're trying to repossess your car. >> What? >> Cuz they say you didn't pay for it apparently. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Pull up here so we're not in the middle of the road. Just pull up behind me. >> Hell, they want they can come get it. Hell. >> Well, they're trying to get them to be on them. Hell, >> I don't know. Everybody's got a goddamn choice right now. I think Louis said >> put it down, ma'am. Put it down. >> Uh-uh. No, ma'am. >> Unlock the door. >> Cut the knife now. Stop it. I don't >> the knife now. Stop it. >> Put the knife down. Oh god. Taser. >> Suspect down. >> She got a taser. We did taser. >> She came at me with a knife. What the hell did you expect me to do? >> Cover me. >> All right, honey. Listen to me. All right. Where's the knife? Your left and right hand. >> I want to get you help. Okay. It's in the It's that hand. That hand right there. >> Walker survived her injuries, was treated, and later released before facing criminal charges. Investigators charged her with aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer resisting an officer with violence and more. After concluding the lengthy series of incidents that unfolded throughout the afternoon, September 12th, 2023, California Highway Patrol officers attempted to stop a stolen Ford Bronco, leaving Interstate 580 in Richmond, California. Instead of surrendering, the driver steered away from the stop and forced officers into a chase through city streets despite the vehicle already struggling on damaged tires. >> 9683, copy, we're behind you. 96 83. If you could advise speed, please >> just let her know the flat tires. Three flat tires. 963 vehicles. Three flat tires. >> Give him speed. Give her speed. Second Street >> Westbound. Westbound. >> Speed traffic. >> Speed and traffic. southbound on third street football. >> We're cutting out. We're cutting out cutting. Cutting copy. I need to secondary. I'll call it speed of 50. No, no traffic. He's gonna he's gonna he's more than a football, dude. >> Red light and we are 37 westbound eastbound. East traffic. the 40 green light. No, no traffic. No traffic on 37. We are light traffic slowing for a stop sign right on a wall. He's down the wall and he's losing tires. No traffic and >> get on [screaming] the ground. Get off the ground. Get off the ground. >> 963. >> Do noting move. >> Do not move. Looks like negative injuries as of right now. >> Slowly slower. >> Two steps to your right. >> Two steps to your right. >> Two steps to my right. >> Keep it going. Back up. Back up. 961 driver. Cool. All right, Rick. >> Back. >> Yeah. >> Cool. >> 96. Yeah, you did. >> We will tell you, but no, we don't. >> The law states that. Didn't you have to swear under oath when you took your job as an officer that you uphold the law? >> I believe you swore under oath that you uphold the law when you took your job as an officer, >> didn't you? >> I did. I did. Go ahead. >> Me? >> No, I'm sorry. >> After receiving medical clearance at a local hospital, the suspect was booked into jail to face charges that likely included possessing a stolen vehicle, felony evading reckless driving, and additional traffic related offenses. The stolen Bronco was recovered, bringing the dangerous incident to a close before anyone else was seriously hurt. May 30th, 2021 found Greenville County deputies actively searching for a murder suspect when a red Jeep Renegade matching the description suddenly appeared in traffic. A traffic stop briefly seemed possible, but after deputies noticed what looked like a firearm being tossed from the vehicle, the driver made it clear he had no intention of surrendering. We'll try anything. Shut it off. Shut the car off. Very cool. If you have an opportunity and they heard you kind of Island. All right, I'm going to need you to slow down. I can't understand that. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. You got the radio. There's 1033 and that 1049 are going to be delayed. Brandon Taquan Boozer was taken into custody after deputies stopped the Jeep and detained him on foot while investigators later recovered the discarded firearm. He was initially charged with murder failure to stop for blue lights, unlawful carry of a firearm, reckless driving, and resisting arrest before later accepting a plea deal for voluntary manslaughter that resulted in a 28-year prison sentence with a projected release in 2045. Tuesday, April 15th, 2025, Georgia State Patrol's criminal suppression unit received tracking information that a homicide suspect was moving through Dalb County in a gray Nissan Alima. Troopers quickly closed in knowing every passing intersection increased the chance that a suspect wanted for a violent crime could disappear into Atlanta traffic. I got him right here. I got I think you got it. Yeah, we got it right here, G. Yeah, right here. Right here. Hang on, Gig. Oh [ __ ] I got it. I got it. I got it. >> There it is. Hold t three. 10 three. Land two three. You want us to think this Are you going to see it? 17 16 G. 5843 radio street 59 7988 radio. [clears throat] We are not even Antonio Watson was taken into custody at the scene and turned over to Dalb County homicide detectives while passenger Byron Thomas was also arrested on his own outstanding warrants. Detectives secured the vehicle as evidence and Watson now faces the homicide investigation that prompted the operation while Thomas answered charges tied to obstruction fleeing and additional pending matters. Just before 11:0 p.m. on May 4th, 2026, an Arkansas State Police trooper spotted a Grey Dodge Charger racing down Interstate 430 without its lights on at well over 100 mph. A routine speeding violation immediately escalated after the driver ignored emergency lights and began making increasingly dangerous decisions around other motorists. Speed at 100 91. back. Turn it back around. Coming up on Highway Coming up on Highway 5. 91 second. I'll call it Put youring hands up. We got a TV. We're doing a take down. >> Don't youing move. Did I say move? Ready? Okay. Driver, step out. Face away. Face away. No. Hey, get up. Get up. Walk back. Walk back. Keep walking back. Keep walking back. Keep walking back. Keep walking back. Stop. Go to your knees. >> Hands up. Hands up. Climb out the driver's side. >> Climb out. Climb out the driver's side. Hands up. Hands up. Stop. Face away from me. Keep your hands up. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. Walk backwards. Stop. Get down on your knees. Heads up. Zachary Flores and passenger Casio were both taken into custody without further resistance before being transported for medical clearance and booked into the Palaski County Jail. Flores was charged with aggravated assault, felony fleeing, felony criminal mischief, driving under the influence, and several additional traffic offenses while Casio faced misdemeanor charges, including public intoxication, contributing to a minor open container, and drinking in public. March 15th, 2026 started with Gwinet County officers responding to what sounded like a domestic disturbance involving a man accused of attacking family members and frightening neighbors. When officer R. Carurillo Julian arrived, 31-year-old Kima Johnson admitted he had been smoking marijuana. But his increasingly erratic behavior quickly suggested the call was far from over. My mother has dementia. She's having an episode. >> I didn't leave a door open. >> Yeah, you did. >> What door? Stop. Don't touch me. >> Memory. What? >> Stop. >> You're calling 911? >> Is it okay if I speak to him? >> No. >> Hey, my mother has dementia and she's not doing well. My neighbor's a little spooked out by it. >> Yes. Hey, >> you just my hair out. >> Hey, how's it going? What's going on? So come out here and talk to me actually. All right. What's going on today? >> So my mother has dementia. >> Yeah. >> And I spoke some. You want me to bring it? >> No. No. I need you here. Are you going back inside? >> Sir, stay there. >> Where are you going? >> To show you the weed. >> I don't need the weed. I don't need the weed. >> Yes, you do. >> I need the story. >> I'll tell you the story, but >> don't go back inside because it's going to become a whole different situation. All right. What's going on? Why you being weird? >> I'm being weird cuz I smoke weed and I had a I'm still high. >> Okay. >> Yo, calm, calm, calm, calm, calm. >> What's wrong with you, man? Calm. >> What's wrong? >> Calm. >> You want to sit down for me? >> You start another back. >> Back up. Back up. >> Back up. You're going to get tased. Don't go back inside the house. Sit down. >> What is going on? >> Nothing's wrong. Nothing's wrong. Nothing's wrong. >> What did you take? >> I took weed. I was trying to show you. >> Just weed. >> Yes. >> Okay. What are you doing, man? You're doing way too much. Sit down. >> Yeah. You said >> sit down. >> You tried to blow my mind. You said calm, calm, calm. >> The floor. >> Shut up. No. You don't win. You don't win. You don't win. You don't win. You don't win. Let him go. Let him go. Let him go. You let him go. >> Stop moving. >> We're good. >> I'm [ __ ] resisting. So, here's what's going to happen. We're going to put you in here, and if you sit here and you try to fight with us, we're going to force you in here. >> Yes. >> All right. Sit down on this seat. >> Sit down on this seat. >> I'm Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. [screaming] >> You come four. >> Yeah. >> Look at me. Johnson continued resisting officers after his arrest and remained combative throughout the trip to jail. While his elderly mother and an injured neighbor were both evaluated following the incident, he was booked on charges including aggravated battery, false imprisonment battery, obstructing or hindering an emergency telephone call, felony obstruction of law enforcement officers, and more. August 16th, 2025 became an expensive lesson for an off-duty armed security guard after a California Highway Patrol sergeant spotted a Nissan Maxima displaying a fraudulent temporary license plate on Interstate 5 in Los Angeles. Instead of explaining the suspicious tag during a traffic stop, the driver chose to flee at speeds exceeding 100 mph. Nissan Sentra, take the next exit. Nissan Sentra, take the next. It's not a valid temporary license plate. Ran it through my MDC. Confirmed. Exit at Glendale. Sol Glendale. LA 15 S5 pursuit. >> North five approaching most police. Speeds of 70. Light traffic. Give me an air unit. Adise Aladino. It's a 10 plate, but it's fake. Over five north five approaching Griffin Park speeds of 115. Can you ask for allied air please? >> S5 exiting Griffith Park. Heced heced. Stay in the car. Roll down your windows. S5 eyeball Griffith Park off. TCed on the offramp. Procedures weapon put in northbound. All weapons are facing. >> Walk back towards me. >> Walk back. Hands [screaming] up. Right there's good. Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground. Put your arms out to the side. Do not move. Do you understand? How many people are in the car? >> What? >> Speak up. >> I saw somebody over the passenger door. >> Transm your back. Don't move. S5. I have the driver proned out. It's on the on-ramp. I still have oncoming traffic. Don't move. >> You understand? >> I don't know what I'm doing. >> Don't move. You understand? Do you understand? S51 attained. Cars clear. >> William Dorsey was detained after the crash and transported to a hospital for evaluation before being released to medical staff with a citation ordering him to appear in court. Prosecutors charged him with felony evading with wanting disregard for public safety. While investigators also documented the fraudulent temporary plate that first drew officers attention, August 1st, 2024 placed Florida Highway Patrol troopers on the trail of a black GMC Denali that had already been reported stolen out of Broward County. The pickup was still being driven by a man with a history of fleeing law enforcement, making an otherwise routine vehicle recovery anything but predictable. >> All right, mute yourself. Where's the number three? >> All right, this FHB. I got eyes. They're approaching 12, right? >> That's yours. >> All right, getting off at 12. >> We're on the road from the catch. Can you see if the was the driver that was transported to the hospital? Cuz I have no information as to who was driving. >> Okay. 115 >> 826 exit of 12 from behind the signal driver. Lower all the windows. Driver [screaming] >> 1155. I got the signal 10. He's fleeing. We're going to be 826 eastbound from 12. >> 826 eastbound from 12. >> I'm behind a signal 10. Black GMC finale. >> It's going to be a 28 of 47 Bravo Zulu Romeo, Quebec. >> We're going to be eastbound 23. >> 23. >> I believe he's signal for the vehicle right now. All right. Towards the turnpike. He's going towards the turn. >> He's going 12 whiskey now. Going on the turn bike. Signal four versus a truck. And we got a little over. >> He's going 12 whiskey now. going on the turn bike signal forward versus a truck. And we got a little >> Let me see who it is. Let me see your [ __ ] 26. >> All right. One guy passenger side of the car with them over here, guys. We got one bad guy here with us. on ramp. The car has not been cleared. Check the car. Coming up, guys. Check the car. Car is clear. I'm trying to find two traffic search. What's the record for the rescue? >> The suspect was eventually taken into custody after the pursuit came to an end and was returned to face the legal consequences waiting for him. Along with the stolen vehicle investigation, he was expected to answer charges including grand theft of a motor vehicle felony fleeing and eluding reckless driving, probation violations, and more. Saturday at June 27th, 2026, an Arkansas State Police trooper stopped what appeared to be a routine rental car for following too closely on Interstate 40. That routine conversation quickly unraveled after the trooper noticed the odor of marijuana, prompting the driver to make a decision that dramatically escalated the stop. Little dancing. again. Oh, w You just came right checking me. Heat. Heat. Yeah. I'm going to show everybody for him. Black male, white shirt, camo pants, trying to run in the >> show. J1 traffic. Roman Johnson was evaluated at a hospital before being booked into the Pope County Detention Center [music] while passenger Destiny Smith was released without being charged. Johnson now faces allegations including felony fleeing at excessive speed possession of controlled substances, firstdegree criminal mischief, reckless driving, failing to present a driver's license, and more. March 6th, 2021 brought Georgia State Patrol face to face with a Dodge Charger that had already slipped away from multiple law enforcement agencies across the Atlanta area. Spotting the wanted vehicle was only the beginning as the driver immediately chose to add another pursuit to an already lengthy list of close calls. now. Mayor South mayor single person. Go west. 20 West more hand up top 26. 187 passing car traffic 77 1080 1080 with that charger. Phoenix, >> you're good on my side. >> You're good. [ __ ] on Avenue East Bernie Street. Right here Washington. >> Let him let him know we're right here. >> I'm at Washington. >> We lost him in the orbit. He's close to the building there. There's a unit that came in SUV. We lost him right there on that building to your right. >> What's he got? What's he got? What's he got? What's he got? What What kind What color shoes he got? >> What's he wearing? >> Right here walking out the entrance of the mountain. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. I'mma tell you to get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. >> Get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. >> What's going on, sir? Get down. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> What's going on? 1095. 1039. I'll be back on >> clear 77 1095. No 1039. Good. >> Dean Thonnie Lewis was arrested after abandoning the Charger and attempting to blend into a nearby apartment complex where troopers quickly tracked him down without further incident. He was transported to the Fulton County Jail to face charges related to felony fleeing reckless driving, multiple traffic violations, and any additional offenses connected to the investigation. April the 2nd, 2024 began with Columbia police scrambling to locate a man accused of attempting two violent carjackings within minutes of each other. One of them involving a woman and her two children after allegedly assaulting a 75-year-old driver in broad daylight. Jaws Lopez sped away before officers could close in on him. >> One, we just passed grindstone. Missouri license. Zebra John 1 Frank 5 George. Zebra John 1 Frank 5 George. ball 65 beam passing Discovery Parkway. Uh speed's about 80. Copy. Fire back on. Hopefully 16 check. One, Edward Tom. 65. I believe we're we're coming up to the Jeff City exit. I believe we got a good spike. It looks like once the tires are flat, Paul 65 pretty good. He's losing control. He wrecked. He wrecked. >> Uh, well, now he's going down a hill. He's trying to get to this road underneath this uh bridge underneath 63 42. >> He's down. He's trying to get back. He's went through a field. He's trying to get onto the oil well road. Aircraft is overhead. >> 95 MP's got him. He's uh on the event center road uh coming to old uh the old highway, the cut through into Jeff City. He's currently westbound going back out to the airport overpass. >> All right, the patrol car at the overpass. Just stay put for a second. He's coming. Uh, it's going to go straight across Airport Road headed on Hiburna towards Equipment. I'm sure you can see what's going on here, but he is the vehicle we're chasing right here coming on to the airport ground call. Just let them know that running out of this white car here shortly. >> Copy. Straight across towards the equipment. Okay, he turned on to the airport property here. He's driving to the grass uh eastbound on the airport property. >> Copy on the airport property in the grass eastbound. >> Went through the fence. Went through the fence. He is actually on the airport restricted area now. >> He is on the field or vehicle is on the field. He's going to get >> me restrict. >> Yeah, he drove through the fence. You're going to have damage to the fence. Out on foot wearing a red shirt is running towards the ramp. West ramp. You got to go get 450. >> Okay, he is on the airport ground. Uh, red shirt, red shorts, had a hanger here. He drove through the fence. He's at the north corner of the hangers on the west side of the field. Copy that. Hangar the north corner. I think here's the west end of the field register. >> All right, I got units making copy. Uh making contact here. are making contact security on the field. >> Jeff, I got one of custody. >> Jaze Lopez was arrested after his vehicle became disabled on the grounds of Jefferson City Airport, bringing a pursuit that crossed multiple jurisdictions to an end. Prosecutors charged him with vehicle hijacking, two counts of attempted child kidnapping, assault of a special victim, resisting arrest driving without a license, and more. Tuesday, July 7th, 2026, an Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop an unlicensed Infiniti G37 for speeding on Highway 70, expecting little more than a routine traffic violation. Instead, the driver accelerated away and repeatedly endangered other motorists, forcing troopers to treat the encounter as a rapidly escalating felony pursuit. still back westbound. 12 night up the rest area back down recovering. There we go. He's riding the uh long way coming through 128 speed You going to get up or do a [ __ ] Grab the silver. Holy man, get over there and put him in the [ __ ] 412 19 or 20. I'm talking about 70. Huh? >> We're at fair place. So eastbound 30 Yeah. Heat. I have to start rain. Careful. Go down. You going to get you. Tamaran West initially escaped on foot after abandoning the Infinity, but the search ended later that same day when his parents brought him to Troop K headquarters and turned him over to authorities. He was transported to the Garland County Detention Center and charged with felony fleeing with additional traffic related offenses likely to follow as investigators completed their review of the pursuit. December 21st, 2023 saw Jefferson City officers attempt to stop a gold Ford F-150 after learning the driver was wanted on an active felony probation and parole warrant. The pickup briefly appeared to cooperate before the driver suddenly changed his mind and turned a simple arrest into a pursuit through the heart of the city. >> [screaming] >> Westbound Capital West. >> You want to tell them? >> It's cool. They know we'll be there. >> Going in Amtrak extension. He's going to try and double back out. Get the spike up. >> 75 is back off. You back off. Back off. [screaming] Mr. Spikes. Mr. Spikes. Um, westbound capital. Westbound capital. Going around northbound capital 33 by traffic northbound speed westbound 23 mph. Right. Speed's at 60. Traffic light. Passenger doors opening. Passenger doors opening. Close it again. >> Slowing down. Get ready for a bail. >> Copy. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. Give me your hands now. Use your left hand. Driver. Left hand out the out the door. Open it now. >> Open the door. >> Open the driver door from outside the vehicle. >> Put it in park. One hand only. One hand only. >> Turn it off. Turn it off. Passenger stay in the truck. Turn off with one hand only. Watch him. Watch. Watch. Okay. Now step out with Show me your hands. >> Sorry, I'm scared. >> Slowly walk back towards me. >> I'm scared. >> Face away. >> I'm scared. >> Okay. So, walk back towards me. Walk back. Just keep looking that way. Keep your hands where I can see them. Walk back. Walk back. Walk back. Walk back. >> Step out. Keep your hands where I can see them. Walk towards me. >> Walk towards me. Walk towards me. Face away from me. Now I want you to slowly walk back towards me. Keep your hands where I can see them. Keep your hands where I can walking back. Good boys. A good boys. A good buddies. Good buddies. Good boys. Look. Good boys. >> I got long cover. I got >> clear. >> Clear. >> Y >> I got radio. I got radio. >> Oh, there's Yeah, there's a couple of us going to have use force. >> You can grab them. >> What's he screaming about? Go see what he's >> He's just crying. >> Oh, >> I have use force. Use the force. >> Yeah, >> that's the girl kicking her. >> Yeah, Callie's going to come get her and give her a ride. >> Okay. >> Hey, what are you holling about? >> I want I just want to tell you I love her, man. I just tried to holler that I love her, man. >> Well, maybe yell it out the window when we're driving. Okay. >> When? When? >> Right now. >> Female said Callie could drop her off. >> What? at the courthouse. >> She can get a ride from there. >> I was talking to the radio. >> 103. >> Hold on, man. >> Hey, >> I love you, too. >> For medical reasons, did you take anything? >> No, I didn't take anything. Sorry. >> I'm just making sure I don't want you to fall out on me. I don't want you to fall out on me or >> No, I swear to God, dude. >> Okay. >> I swear to you, dude. I've had those girls, dude. Chill. Please just >> Hold on. I'm going roll down the window. You got to yell it out passenger side here in a sec. >> I just chill. Chill, baby. >> Here. >> Hey, baby. Jill. Jill. I love you. >> I love you. >> There you go. The chase concluded with the driver surrendering peacefully during a felony traffic stop while his passenger was interviewed and released without facing charges. The driver was booked on allegations including felony resisting arrest, failing to yield to emergency vehicles careless and imprudent driving while revoked or suspended and the outstanding felony warrant. Thursday, June 12th, 2025. Livingston County deputies joined Fenton City officers after a freshly stolen vehicle was spotted traveling along US 23 in Michigan. The suspect ignored every opportunity to stop leaving deputies to race ahead while trying to end the pursuit before another innocent driver was caught in the middle. >> Central 55, we're ramping off soft 59. Ramping off the 59 472, are you clear? I am I'm uh on 59 as the exit ramp 55. Looks like we're going to be going westbound on 59 for 23. >> Clear westbound on 59 for 23. >> All right. So, we're going to be in right lane. Heavy traffic. Speeds are 45. Looks like 59 23. Let's gohead west. >> M4 unit. It's going to be freshly stolen today out of wash. >> He's stopped in the shoulder on the left side. >> One around the stick. >> One around the sticks. >> 474 and 71. They pass 686. still be approaching you. >> Hughes. >> All right, we're southbound Hughes. Speeds look like >> 60 mph. We're approaching golf club. See if I can try to shoot. >> They're approaching golf club initiating 1645. >> All right, PIP PI, we got a roll over. >> PI PI, we got a roll over. AI rollover. >> Let me see your hands. >> You all right? You're all right. Just you in the car. Is this you? All right. >> Driver seat. >> Yep. Stole driver's seat. >> All right. Break it up. Sorry, I almost got your good >> I just poked. >> You all right, bud? >> Jeremy Nelson was taken into custody after the stolen vehicle became disabled in a crash while the driver of the overturned pickup was transported for evaluation and fortunately did not suffer significant injuries. Nelson was later arraigned on charges of fleeing and eluding police receiving and concealing a stolen motor vehicle and remained jailed on a $100,000 cash shity bond along with a Michigan Department of Corrections parole detainer. This incident is just one example of the countless pursuits that keep officers and suspects locked in unpredictable situations every single day. Keep the action going by watching the next video that's waiting for you right now. Thanks for your support and don't forget to subscribe for more police chase stories.