On May 8th, 2025, Chicago officers were dispatched to South Baltimore Avenue after reports of a man with a weapon surfaced. The suspect, a 50-year-old named Joseph Navaro, was already wanted for aggravated battery when he decided to hop into his vehicle. The authorities were not about to let him just drive away into the sunset. >> Get the car. >> Open the car. >> Open the car. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. HANDS UP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Emergency 65. >> 433. >> 104. Squad >> 33. >> 433. Just entered Indiana. 33. Are you still pursuing the vehicle? >> 10 4 >> available. Sergeant of four >> 433. He just wrecked on Dearborn. >> 433. >> 433. He just wrecked on Dearborn. >> LET ME SEE YOUR ASS. 433 on Dearborn. He was last going down >> 433 shots fired. Let me hear it. Let me >> 433 shots fired in. >> HE'S STILL SHOOTING. STILL UP. >> Holding fire. Holding fire. >> We're put 420. 433 >> 433 He is at the corner OF GOSS AND DEARBORN. HE IS STILL ARMED. He is on the ground. >> 433 at the corner of Go and Dearborn. >> Goss Dearborn. He is on the corner. >> Corner of Dson and Dearborn. Clear to air. >> Southeast corner. Southwest. Southeast corner. Southeast corner. He's on the ground still armed. >> 433. He just wrecked on debucking assoc. Shots fired. >> 433. Shots fired. Brainard in. >> HE'S STILL SHOOTING. STILL UP. >> Holding fire. Holding fire. 430 >> 420 >> 433 >> 433 He is at THE CORNER OF GODSON and Dearborn. HE IS STILL ARMED. He is on the ground. >> 433 the corner of Godson and Dearborn Dearborn. He is on the corner. Following the chaotic scene, Navaro was transported to St. Catherine Hospital where he unfortunately passed away. Both officers involved were taken in for medical observation, though they were thankfully listed in good condition. Investigators eventually recovered a firearm at the scene to add to the evidence pile. July 1st, 2016 started with a very unwelcome wakeup call for the residents of Tinley Park as a car full of individuals decided to test the patience of the local police. The early morning silence was shattered when the driver ignored the flashing lights. It was a bold strategy that was destined to fail miserably in the Chicago streets. passing 14 passing 13 passing 12 passing 10 passing nine North passenger. Fast deployed. Two more collision. Carission location halfway down the hill. Check on that driver. Show us your hand. >> One believe it. >> The aftermath of the high-speed collision left the vehicle in ruins and the occupants in a far worse state. Medical teams confirmed that the incident resulted in a loss of life at the scene. It serves as a grim reminder that physics always wins when you decide to treat city streets like a private racetrack. On April 5th, 2024, a driver decided that a standard police roadblock was merely a suggestion rather than a requirement. Just after 5 in the evening, this individual thought it would be a brilliant idea to attempt to ram a Blackhawk deputy off the road. Clearly, someone missed the lesson on basic survival instincts. Black one. Show me pursuit. >> Flash shows road approaching. holding that traffic condition. What is your traffic charges? Try to charge you more than you just pull out. initial location. >> How's it going? I >> call this location traffic addition and speed. Get back home. Are you zombie? [music] Now we're on the Upper Creek Drive. 41 41 41. >> Once the dust settled, the suspect found himself staring down the business end of several service weapons while being ordered to show his hands. The driver was eventually taken into custody and treated for minor injuries sustained during the scuffle. He will now have plenty of time to contemplate his poor life choices from the comfort of a jail cell. On January 29th of 2025, a black Kia driven by Sheni's Bion Davis caught the attention of Florida Highway Patrol for the egregious crime of stopping way past a stop bar. When the lights went reflected off her bumper, Davis decided that fleeing was much better than a simple traffic ticket. Her passenger, Alex Dantrell Everett, was along for the ride. We're traffic cover 521. Y little bummer in a car if you stop crashing. northbound like we're going to >> you love winter also that we're near. Hey Chris, I'm hitting the turn now. A little bit. speeds location >> 151 could you speed location traffic The legal system caught up with the duo quickly when a search revealed a backpack stuffed with loaded handguns and enough narcotics to start a small pharmacy. Everett tried to be a gentleman by claiming all the contraband belonged to him, but the state wasn't buying the story. Both now face a laundry list of felony charges and a very long stay in the county Hilton. On June 28th, 2025, a driver in Pleasant Prairie decided that stop signs were optional accessories for the road. After the officer tried to initiate a simple stop, the driver hit the gas and pushed the vehicle to over 100 mph. The joy ride quickly crossed state lines into Illinois. >> I got negative on the sticks. Okay, >> good sticks. Good sticks. Southbound from 95th. Right tires starting to deflate here. I'm going to try to get in front. Slow down. Boxing in. Boxing in. Boxing in. 29. We're in Illinois. I'm going to box him in again up here. I'm in front of him. Let's see if we can get him, guys. Contact. Contact. Contact. 29. Intentional contact. Two squads have been hit. We need to end this. Two nights stopped here. >> This is the Northern Fire Police. All occupants of the Honda Civic. You are under arrest. >> Any you disobey our commands. The police off will bite you. Do you understand? >> Anyone else in the car? >> Keep coming back. Keep coming back. >> Drop to your knees. If you move, you will get bit. >> We see you. Put your hands up OR YOU >> IN THE CAR. >> THERE'S NO ONE IN THE CAR. IT'S NOT ME. There's no one in the car. >> The driver was eventually hauled off to jail facing five counts of firstdegree reckless endangering safety and a possession of cocaine charge. Along with the felony fleeing counts, the suspect was slapped with an operating while intoxicated citation to round out the evening. No officers were harmed despite the suspect's best efforts to turn their patrol cars into scrap metal. Late on the night of July 21st, 2022, Tina Tabway was spotted flying down Interstate 20 at 90 mph in a blue Honda Odyssey. When the Georgia State Patrol tried to pull her over, Buie and her pregnant passenger Kenya Gazelle Aoyo decided to lead a tour of the local exits instead. It turns out she had a few outstanding warrants she wasn't eager to discuss. right here. I'm going try to get it right here. Oh, almost 250. Hold on. >> Okay. >> Uh, she might hit me. Hold on. Hold on. Check this out. Get him. She's going to be probably getting off at the uh uh 56A. Getting 56A. >> Getting off 56A. Hold on. Run the red light. >> Yeah. Send up people. side. Get up. Get in the car. Stay in the car. Stay in the car. STAY IN THE CAR. ALL the door. >> Upon being handcuffed, Boy admitted she had consumed methamphetamine earlier that day and was carrying a teal 9 mm handgun for a friend. Aoyo was escorted to the hospital for a checkup due to her pregnancy. While Buoie was booked on multiple drug and weapons charges, the local authorities in Hall County were more than happy to finally have her in their guest quarters. January 17th, 2021 saw 18-year-old Ryan Patrick Johnston driving his black Jeep at 89 mph while aggressively tailgating anyone in his way. When a trooper on an overpass noticed the teenager's lack of road etiquette, Johnston decided that a high-speed escape was the best way to spend his Sunday morning. His four passengers were essentially kidnapped by his sudden need for speed. 273° 28 273° They were making 85 pound 32 black jeer 30762 right now. They're not slow. Stand clear. >> I'm hitting the vehicle. Good evening. Show me traffic. Step out the vehicle. Out the vehicle on the ground. >> After the vehicle stopped, Johnston claimed he never heard the sirens despite his front seat passenger admitting the noise was quite obvious. The trooper discovered a bottle of peach vodka in the door, and the young driver eventually confessed to drinking until 10:00 the night before. Johnston was later treated at a medical center before being escorted to the Troop County Jail for felony fleeing. The afternoon of June 24th, 2016 turned into a scene from an action movie when a suspect in Tennessee decided to lead police on a frantic chase. Reaching speeds of 100 mph, the driver showed a complete lack of concern for anyone else using the public infrastructure. It was a recipe for disaster that was cooking at high heat. Westbound eastbound lane. Westbound eastbound lane. >> Copy. Going westbound in the eastbound lane. >> 12. I'm behind westbound eastbound lane. Just went under the 84. He missed the spike of the 84. 10. The media just crossed over. He's got it now. And we're westbound. Westbound landing. Tell him this thing is setting 93. Look like Henry 1 987. 93. Henry 1 987. Draft. Get signals. 39 12 location two spike two missed both of We are coming up on the 81. 81 west. Copy. >> Crashed out. Turn. Crash out. He's still moving. Still moving. South tree. Check on here. >> Crash out at South Church Street. Still moving south on South Church. Is he going inbound or outbound on church? Outbound in coming up on Warrior Drive outrobound and I'm running 90 crossover outbound Head on collision. Head on collision. He is wed. The incident reached a tragic conclusion when the fleeing vehicle slammed into an innocent motorist's car. Reports from the scene confirmed that the suspect did not make it through the violent impact. The local community was left to pick up the pieces after a pursuit that ended in the worst possible way. On March 8th, 2024, a federal fugitive named Oscar Block was spotted in West Memphis, leading to a massive response from the Judicial Drug Task Force. Block apparently felt the best way to handle his legal troubles was to ram police units and drive the wrong way on the interstate. His passenger, Patricia Morgan, was reportedly pleading for him to stop the entire time. I'm behind the roll. If I can get the sheriff's department for him out of my way. 214 city. I'm third vehicle currently. Square 114 westbound coming around the 271. Okay, I'm primary. >> TV. TV. TV. 1016. Rollovers. Multiple rollovers. Multiple rollovers. 1016. Do not let him rush that vehicle. >> Have ejection. We have ejection. I got EMS for rescue route. Both occupants were ejected from the vehicle during the final crash, though they were miraculously still conscious when help arrived. Block was transported to a hospital in Memphis, where he was treated for his injuries under heavy guard. He now faces a mountain of felony charges, including reckless driving and operating a vehicle on a suspended license. On October 4th, 2023, the Indian River County Sheriff's Office received a tip about a stabbing suspect named Nicholas Davidesco fleeing northbound on Interstate 95. Partesco was allegedly trying to put as much distance as possible between himself and a doctor he had just attacked. The eye in the sky was already tracking his every move from above. >> 95. Dispatch has been located. >> We're going to need sticks probably on the vehicle. He's not going to stop. >> He's in the left lane over 120 mph. >> Let us know when you go over the bridge. We're going to have stop six ready on the other side. Harper 95. >> Yeah. 104. We'll try to keep you updated. We're trying to keep up with him. He's he's going pretty fast. Lane outside lane now. Continue past the bridge. He's still northbound on I 95. >> He's still northbound on I 95. Believe he just tried to hit six. He continued. He's on the outside lane. >> Down significantly 158 north on I95. >> I'm getting ahead. I'm getting ahead. >> Trying to cut into the He's going to get stuck. He's in the water. Uh he made it. He's might make it through, guys. If you can cut across back southbound. Dispatch has been >> review traffic information. He is armed. >> Subject on the ground. Stand by. Partesco was eventually booked into the local jail with a bond set at $100,000 for his flight from justice. He is currently facing attempted murder charges while the victim recovers from the stabbing incident. No deputies or bystanders were injured during the highstakes apprehension of the fugitive. September 15th, 2024 featured a driver in Arkansas who thought 108 mph was a reasonable cruising speed. The dash cam footage captured the intense moments leading up to a mechanical intervention that the driver certainly didn't see coming. It was a high stakes game of tag where the police always have the home field advantage. >> Behind that white is following right now. I'm on public service 3530 230. Are you 10:37 TVI TV 35 65 And I got Yo, SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. WHERE ARE YOU? >> See your hands. See your hands. Crossfire. I'mma come to you. >> Hands out the window. >> Did you see anybody get out? >> All right. >> Ejection. 10 four. Clear. Clear. >> Hey man. Hey. You okay? weapon. Where >> knife? >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> The driver was ejected from the vehicle during the wreck and was found laying in the grass by the pursuing officers. Medical personnel arrived shortly after to treat the suspect for various injuries sustained during his sudden flight through the air. He was eventually stabilized and transported to the hospital to begin his transition into the legal system. On January 24th, 2024, Kyla Marorrow was spotted driving a silver Dodge Charger with tags that had been expired for nearly 5 years. When the trooper approached the vehicle, Maro decided that a foot on the gas was better than an expired registration ticket. She then proceeded to weave through traffic at speeds exceeding 100 mph. 1037 right here behind him. He's turning around going the wrong way. Trying to turn around. Go the wrong way. 55. Going the wrong way. Going the wrong way towards uh back towards Mount City. >> I'm looking at him. He's driving in the fast lane. Wrong way. He took Mount City. Driving on the shoulder trying to follow behind him. Looks like he may have wrecked. He wrecked out. Wrecked out. Wrecked out. Black male green t-shirt running across 40. Black male green t-shirt dread run across 40. >> I'm on foot. On foot. >> Marorrow's journey ended abruptly when she struck a semi-truck headon and tried to make a break for it on foot. She was apprehended after a short sprint and miraculously refused medical treatment despite the heavy impact. Now she faces a staggering list of 17 charges ranging from aggravated assault to disorderly conduct. On October 27th of 2025, a motorcyclist in Los Angeles decided to go for a world record in reckless behavior after being linked to a deputy involved shooting. The rider pushed his bike to an insane 150 mph while weaving through the HOV lanes. The news helicopters captured every second of the suspect's desperate attempt to vanish into the California smog. >> And uh Okay. Wow. >> Wow. He's getting close to home. >> Wait, is there actual possibility to do a pit maneuver motorcycle to motorcycle? That doesn't seem very safe. >> That would be fatal probably. >> Yes. For both. Yeah, I would. He got very close there as he was having to break, but no, I I I would be surprised. I I I've never seen motorcycle to motorcycle. I mean, I could take the deputy down as well, especially at these speeds. So, I'm not entirely sure what the uh uh what kind of intervention that motorcycle can do other than just keep up with him and and let and you know, show that this show this person that uh you know, he is being pursued and he needs to bring this to a stop. You know, those those CHP motorcycles, they do have speakers on them. So, he could make an announcement. Whether or not that's going to do any good, uh, you know, it's hard to say, but, uh, he could be, um, you know, he's got those lights and sirens blaring right behind him. We just saw a black and white squad car on the freeway um, directly as that he had just passed. Oh, okay. Let me widen out here. It looked like he was he had turned around on the motorcycle. Uh, I was just getting ready to to push in. And it looked like he had >> spun himself around on the seat. >> Uh it's possible that somebody there. >> Okay. Uh we just lost >> and was riding backwards. >> He was trying to >> We should be back here. We had to >> He was trying to do what? >> He was trying to do a motorcycle trick at over 100 miles an hour. Is that what you're saying? The rers's luck ran out when he collided with another vehicle and was thrown from his motorcycle at high speed. Emergency responders arrived to find the suspect in critical condition before transporting him to a nearby trauma center. Investigators are now waiting to speak with him regarding his alleged connection to the earlier violence. Late one night in Ohio, a driver decided that the darkness was the perfect cover for a high-speed game of hideand-seek with the state highway patrol. The pursuit moved through city streets at dangerous velocities while the suspect ignored every traffic light in his path. The silence of the city was replaced by the roar of engines and the glow of emergency lights. drops. Okay, there we go. Just cross 17 and Strong Street. 17 and Strong Street. We're off in the ditch. We're heading straight through signal 100. 6 minutes out of the ditch. He's now on 37. This vehicle might be damaged. He's slowing down. 80 mph 37 back. You can try to get another unit set up. Approaching both sides just lost control. Get fire and EMS. Stop the taco. Fire and EMS. See 37 of free street injury crash out here just went straight turn around fire. >> The chase ended in a ball of fire after the suspect lost control and slammed into a stationary object. Fire crews were called to the scene to extinguish the blaze, but the driver unfortunately didn't make it. Officials spent the rest of the morning processing the charred remains of the vehicle and notifying the next of kin. On November 9th, 2021, Milwaukee police spotted a vehicle that had been reported stolen in a recent carjacking near North 76th Street. The driver, accompanied by at least two other occupants, decided that a high-speed tour of the city was preferable to surrendering. They spent the next several minutes driving into oncoming traffic and ignoring red lights with total apathy. >> And it is taking off. It's a what is it? White L for a male. White L4 male. Uh it is uh southbound on 76th Street. wanted for a carjack and occupied by at least one. Uh he is still southbound here. Uh traffic is non-existent right now. He's coming to Flag. At Flag, he is going to go eastbound on Flag from 91. Is it three or four in there? Still eastbound. Traffic is about or traffic's non-existent. Speeds are 55 milesPH. Uh he's going a car is blocking us. >> Someone stopped that Nissan. He's trying to help him. Uh we're still eastbound here. Uh coming up to 84 Street in traffic here. He's going to go through the gas station here. And uh I would assume east on Hampton which I was correct. East on Hampton from sixth coming up to 51 and he is going into the wrong lane of traffic again at 51 going through the red light here. Back in the right lane of traffic eastbound on Hampton at 50 Street. He is coming to a stop >> at in front of the McDonald's 49 and Hampton. Coming to a stop 10. >> They might be armed. >> They might be armed. So there's a uh The suspects eventually abandoned the vehicle and were swarmed by officers before they could disappear into the neighborhood. All three individuals were taken into custody and identified as the primary suspects in the violent carjacking incident. They are currently being held without bond while the district attorney prepares a very lengthy case against them. On July 22nd, 2025, John Black was clocked doing 87 mph in a 65 zone on Interstate 40. When the trooper gave chase, Black decided to see if his Nissan Alima could hit 113 mph. He later explained that he simply had things to do and didn't feel like stopping for the law. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Say TV on the bridge. TV on the bridge. >> Hands. Show me. Get out WITH YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. GET OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. GET OUT. UNBUCKLE. Get out with your hands up. >> TURN AROUND. WALK BACKWARDS TO ME. After the smoke cleared, Black admitted to the trooper that he had just left a casino where he enjoyed a Jack and Coke. He failed his sobriety tests miserably and was transported to the hospital for a cut on his lip before being booked. Since he was unable to provide a urine sample in a timely manner, he was released with a citation and a very long walk home. 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