On January 5th, 2025, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted an Aura SUV flying down Interstate 75 at 110 mph in a 70 mph zone. The driver later identified as 20-year-old Sintai Mccants, chose to accelerate instead of stopping, turning a speeding violation into a much bigger problem. That's the river. Almost done. Put your [ __ ] hands up or I'mma kill southbound on what? I think back up. I think the Mario system is passed off. You're going to sit back in a warm car. Don't worry about it. I'm >> freezing. I'mma need it, bro. >> What's up? >> I said I'm freezing. I'mma need it. [ __ ] bro. >> Yo, they're not going to take this. Let me see. >> That ain't the lighter, >> bro. I don't care about the lighter. >> I can't put my jacket I can't put my jacket back on. >> I'm going to crank the heat. I'm going to jump in. >> MC was taken into custody without further incident. While 19-year-old passenger Javvon Williams was also arrested after investigators determined the SUV had been stolen. McCants was booked on charges including aggravated fleeing to elude grand theft auto driving with a suspended license and more. Williams was charged with grand theft auto before both were transported to the Hillsboro County Jail. On May 30th, 2026, what looked like an ordinary traffic stop in Dallas took an unbelievable turn after officers arrested 37-year-old Stacy Huffman for several offenses. Even while handcuffed in the back of a patrol car, Huffman found a way to create an entirely new emergency before the trip to jail even began. What the are you doing? What the are you doing? >> Hey, he get the car. He get in the car. Stop the Stop the car. Stop the car. Stop theing car. Oh my god. Who are they? >> They're channel 4. >> No, no, no. They they actually help me out. >> Okay. Good. All right. After the incident, officer Kenneth Harper was treated and released while Huffman remained hospitalized before facing additional criminal charges along with driving while licensed invalid possession of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of a firearm. He was also charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle escape from custody and more. December 22nd, 2024 started with a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotting a silver Toyota Corolla moving so fast that it failed to negotiate a highway curve. When the trooper attempted a traffic stop, 42-year-old Dawan D. Smith briefly pulled over before suddenly speeding away and forcing the situation into a pursuit. Indian November 26 ITN S26 Silverware on the 255 440 point >> the 255 southbound starting 94 15. I'm coming. >> He's running. He's running. He's running. >> Don't worry. Which way? Heat. Heat. that far away. P. >> Put your fing hands up now. Hands up. >> Put your hands up. I'mma shoot you in the head. >> Yes. I don't give a where you're at. Don't move. >> Unbuckle now. Unbuckle. >> Keep youring hands up. Keep your hands up. Follow instruction. 440 or 103. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Give me your other hand. Put your other 440 here 1039 >> aviation is above him and does have a visual and we are patched with their 10 like in my car. >> All that [ __ ] for what? >> Yeah, I'm not going to pull. >> I got no drugs, no nothing on me, bro. My license good. All that [ __ ] Y'all going to take me jail for nothing. From the bar out. >> Why did you stop? Smith was eventually taken into custody after refusing commands to leave the vehicle, requiring troopers to physically remove him before placing him under arrest. He was charged with aggravated fleeing and eluding resisting arrest without violence. And investigators also advised him he was under arrest for driving under the influence during the post arrest encounter. On September 11th, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper attempted to stop a Dodge Charger for illegal window tint without realizing the car was hiding far more than a powerful engine. The young driver, later identified as 18-year-old Aaliyah Ray Der, chose to flee because she was on probation and believed the traffic stop would uncover what she was carrying. Oh, 15 165. airport confirming northbound in the top West station helicopter 48 Yeah, you're welcome. around 30 miles an hour. Okay. country right now. Everybody now. Your hand your hands now. Get out. Get out. Get out. What are you running? Why you running? Huh? >> You run your car. Tell me you're alive. You put risk for doing that. You >> okay? The investigation uncovered 51 THC vape cartridges, 10 pre-rolled joints, and nearly $5,000 in cash along with the surprise that the debagged Charger was actually powered by a Hellcat engine. Daer was arrested on charges including felony fleeing and eluding reckless driving, felony possession of THC driving with a suspended license and more. September 30th, 2024 brought Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers face tof face with a black Dodge Dakota that had no registration and was suspected of being connected to a stolen vehicle investigation. Instead of stopping, driver Christine Browning sped away with passenger Ricky Laughlin, sending officers across two counties in pursuit. >> Hey, you said you want to take over. through a state car too. >> Yeah, they're dumping more dope northbound 67. We're exiting at Route P. Victor Left on Vector. Left on Vector. >> Left on Victor from 67. Well, counting behind >> right on E. Edward. We're heading northbound towards Jefferson County. We are rejection county northbound on >> east 33 79. Okay. 21 59 going to exit on 110 and head south from there. >> The vehicle made a left onto a dead end road at Big Wood Trail Road. Well, they just ran the gate. >> Where's the private property now? >> Listen Trail Road. They're on private property now. >> Maintain 1327. Watch the 91 information. We had a disturbance no longer ending further south. >> Well, they're circling back around. >> I can't get through here, I don't think. making a left. >> Okay. Straight still behind you. >> 10 three. >> I'm on Springdale [music] Road now. Central or southbound on E. Southbound on E. I just passed southbound on 57. >> Southbound Eward Edward. Southbound Eward 59 and 72 is in pursuit. >> 725. Are you lead or is 579? I'm leading now. Trying to catch up to him on Highway. 763 is going to call it. No traffic speeds 85 milesPH. No traffic speeds 85 milesPH. Southbound E Edward. 8824 Edward. 88240 Edward. Passing cross at the city limits >> 60 mph county limit on highway lane southbound lane in bon speed 75 miles or no traffic. >> Let them know I got bikes set up. >> Bikes are set up. Drive through 801 East High Street. >> Good spike. Good spike. >> Good spikes. >> Good spike. >> Still southbound volunteer city limit. We are getting a little traffic light at this time. Speed 70 mph. >> West on 47. >> West 47. West 47. around here. >> This is 763. All right. So, that's a K9. So, if they come to a stop, >> stay clear because they're going to unleash the dog. >> Okay. We have 763 on 21 >> 10 car. There's multiple cars in this pursuit. You're still westbound on 47. >> Are you still the lead? >> Yeah. St. Frank County K9's ahead of me on car 2. 579 is car 3 and we got numerous behind us. >> Speeds are currently 55 milesPH. Light traffic. >> Radio. Looks like they're getting ready to battle. >> Looks like they're going to stop. Show me your hand. Get on the ground. >> Show me your [screaming] hand. Get on the ground. >> Another location. >> Looks like 47 at 6040. Vehicle on foot. We saw you drop the dope. >> I don't do dope. >> You dropped dope. >> I don't do dope, bro. >> Well, we saw it. You dropped it out the window. >> Test me. I don't do video, man. >> I don't do dope. We don't dope. Test me. Test me. >> Trust you. I ain't trusting nobody. You just threw everything away. Go get it. >> Okay, we're getting ready. All right. >> I'm a pro violator. >> You want me to call my P? Let me call my P4. I'm a pro violator. >> I'm a pro violator. >> I know you are. Oh, you had to y'all had to work through one of your day, huh? >> Do what you want cage or a hurt nobody. >> Yeah, I'll throw him in the cage. Come on. Get out. >> No, sir. No problem. Nothing on her. >> Baby, are you okay, sweetheart? I'm >> so sorry. >> You're okay, baby. >> No, you're not. >> You're not sorry. >> You dumb. You're not sorry. Is that right? >> You caused property damage. >> Okay. And you put a lot of people alive. >> You got right. >> Hey, let him talk. >> Stop talking. >> Anybody search him yet? >> We search those pockets. We've been >> this way. >> Why do you take it so serious? What was >> Why' we take one so serious? >> I mean, >> people running from us. What the [ __ ] >> Because Because they don't want to talk to you. How do we know you didn't just murder somebody? >> Yeah, good point. Goodness. >> You know, if you would just pull over and talk to us, >> it never ends up as bad as what you think. Browning and Laughaflin were both taken into custody after the truck finally came to a stop and investigators recovered burglary tools to saw off catalytic converters, drug paraphernalia, and additional controlled substances linked to the pursuit. Browning was charged with aggravated fleeing, a stop or detention, excessive speeding, careless and imprudent driving failure to register a motor vehicle, no insurance, and more. During a daytime patrol, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a silver Volkswagen Jetta committing a lane violation and attempted a routine traffic stop. Instead of pulling over, the driver sped away through moderate traffic, turning a simple enforcement stop into a much bigger problem. I'm coming up Stockton. Coming up to Rodale. Getting back on I 10 East 10 for Jackson. It's going to be the 28th of November. Victor Alpha Victor 46. jumping on a Volkswagen. It's going to be 95 or 95. I'm sorry. 95 southbound. I got stopped now coming to San violation was to pull him over for the lane change call she All right. Still south by 95. Jack, traffic is still moderate. Passing. All right, Jack. You just hit a sign. He's just signing for it. Just signing for it. Get out of the vehicle. Put your hands up. Do not move. You just see that fell right here. Emerson is in the ditch. I cannot. I got him out. minute. >> Hold on for another minute. >> Hey, put your hands on the windshield. >> Move your face out the way. Move your face out the way. Do that. Move. Touch it. >> Yeah. Close your eyes. Close your eyes. Get in your face. Hold on. >> Come over here. >> Get on the ground. On the ground. Get on the ground. >> You don't have to. Okay. I got to go through it. [ __ ] hand. >> The pursuit [snorts] came to an abrupt end after the Volkswagen crashed, leaving the driver trapped inside before he was safely taken into custody. He was likely booked on charges including aggravated fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, and multiple traffic violations with additional charges possible depending on the outcome of the investigation. On July 8th, 2024, Arkansas State Police joined a Conway Police Department pursuit after reports of a Gray Ford Mustang racing through traffic at dangerous speeds. Driver Derek N. Blevins kept pushing faster instead of giving officers a chance to end the stop peacefully. continue left. Still over 100 mph. Copy. What can I say? 68. 63 68 throughout narcotics for the 127. >> Excuse me. 125 125 now 125 throughout it. Copy that. >> So he's on foot. He's bailing. He's running over to the east side to the uh >> copying to the east side. So he's g up. He did give up. I got it. >> I get three. One foot. Is that him? 220 William 22. Following the pursuit, Blevins was captured after attempting to run on foot, while passenger Shelby L. Hoffman was also detained during the investigation. Blevins was charged with felony fleeing possession of a controlled substance tampering with physical evidence, false imprisonment, reckless driving, and more before being turned over for prosecution. On January 15th, 2025, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper clocked a gray pickup truck speeding well above the posted limit near Mount Dora, Florida. Rather than accept a speeding ticket, the driver, Cory Michael Wakefield, chose to flee and quickly made the situation far more serious. battery pass right. Hit hit pip hit pit. Hey, hey, hey. Hit hit four. One more time over 71. I'm still trying to find silver. We made contact somewhere on 441 and Ter Road. I'm still trying to find him. See if he rolls over somewhere. >> I'm trying to find him. somewhere around the some of the emergency. I found him. He is overturning here. You can start sending one if >> I'm sorry. >> Hey, [screaming] shut up. >> Is it just you? Is it just you? [ __ ] alert. >> Is it just you? >> Is it just you? >> Don't Don't reach. Don't reach. >> Somebody else is driving. >> Oh, you positive. >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. of it. >> Wakefield was later identified after falsely claiming to be someone who was actually serving time in prison. A story that fell apart almost immediately. He was arrested on charges including aggravated fleeing grand theft, auto possession of narcotics, reckless driving, providing false information to law enforcement, driving with a revoked license, and more. April 4th, 2021, Georgia State Patrol responded to assist a Port Wentworth police traffic stop after a gray Nissan Armada refused to yield on Interstate 95. The driver, later identified as Terrence Lance Truit, continued accelerating through traffic instead of pulling over for officers. >> I'm not in it yet. unit break down from here. 7974 RGC 7974 been all over the road. We're in the left lane. It's just too much traffic. I can't pit him now. >> Bring him. Y'all can hold that traffic up there. We can hold him in. >> He's going right on the left shoulder. >> He's trying to go right on the left shoulder. Heat. Heat. motor too. South up. Hands up. [screaming] Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> Out the car with your hands up. >> Get out the car with your hands up. >> Hands up. >> Get your hands up. >> Hey, he's not getting out. You pull out. >> Hands up. >> I got him. >> Get your head. didn't do anything. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Huh? >> So what? >> I don't know. After the pursuit ended, Truit admitted he had fled because he was scared, but investigators uncovered several additional violations during the arrest. He was charged with felony fleeing, driving under the influence of drugs, reckless driving, driving with a suspended license, speeding failure to maintain lane, no insurance, and several other traffic offenses before being booked into custody. On July 25th, 2024, a Clayton County deputy attempted to stop a Dodge Charger for a defective headlight, expecting nothing more than a routine traffic stop. The driver immediately fled, setting off a high-speed pursuit that soon revealed there was much more at stake than a broken light. 2614 right here. We'll have the number one and number two lanes of 75 northbound shut down at Jones. The vehicle's got a passenger in pursuit. In pursuit passenger just got out the vehicle. All right, go ahead. Hold traffic for me. [music] >> All right, we'll be going southbound Fitzgerald. Speed is 100. Traffic lighter. >> Passenger got out the vehicle. I'm setting up [music] to take the vehicle off the road. Stand by. >> Stand by. Where you at? >> Southbound Fitzgerald. Speeds 100. Traffic none. Govern get ready to come up to the intersection. Uh coming up on Ter Road. 41 41 41 41 your hand >> your hand stop on the ground if I take you get on the goddamn ground get on your stomach get on your stomach Put your hands behind your back. Commands. Commands. Put your hands behind your back. You move. I'mma get my dog to bite you. >> All right. Yes, sir. >> Hold back on point. I'm coming to you. >> Hey, stick your hands out the window. >> Hey, I got like four or five people in the car. Everybody stick your hands out the window. >> I just say I did not want to come down here. I said that. >> I just said that to me, man. I said but I don't want to go down there. What the hell? >> I ain't got no guns on me. >> Crossfire. Cross line. Crossfire. >> Put your gun down. You stay on him. >> I'm straight. I ain't got nothing on me. out. >> Get out. >> I just said I didn't want to >> stop talking. >> Get out on the ground. >> Ain't nobody else in there, man. >> Huh? >> It's not straight. They haven't cried since I don't care. Shut up. >> They didn't care if you're okay. >> After the chase ended, deputies discovered the driver had multiple outstanding warrants, and had previously fled from several law enforcement agencies. He was arrested after officers recovered marijuana stolen credit cards, stolen identification cards, fraudulent checks, and other evidence leading to charges related to felony fleeing, drug possession, financial fraud, possession of stolen property, and more. On February 11th, 2025, Plat County deputies spotted a black Mercedes S500 flying down Interstate 29 at more than 100 mph while narrowly missing the concrete barrier instead of stopping for emergency lights. Driver Andrew Gilbert accelerated even harder and forced other motorists to get out of his way. the number one right now. They're actually going vehicle. We're approaching 12. He has bought a tire. We're going to go east here. >> Going off road. off road through the field. If you want to go down a ambassador 148 pulling into the parking lot of the Hilton on the south side >> passenger tires are out. >> He's going off road again. Okay, it's 48 if you want to go on the north side of the uh hotel here. >> He's on the northwest side, guys. He's probably going to try to take off. You guys both tires out. I get on your side. Yep. >> He was on the northwest side, guys. I don't feel Vehicle's wrecked out. >> He's right down here. Down here. Right here. Let me show your hand. >> Get on the ground now. Reloading. Get on the ground [screaming] now. Get on the ground. Do not move. >> Hold the air. We're taking one into custody. >> Do not move. >> I got hands. I got hands. I got hands. >> Hey, Palmer. Go clear the car. >> Yep. >> No weapons. Thomas. >> Yeah. I don't believe anything you say right now, man. >> Yes, ma'am. >> That was stupid, bud. >> Gilbert's attempt to escape ultimately ended with his arrest after a short foot chase near the interstate. Deputies reported signs of intoxication, and he later faced charges including aggravated fleeing driving while intoxicated, careless, and prudent driving without a valid license, no insurance, possessing an open title, and more. Tuesday, September 10th, 2024, an Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop a Hyundai Sonata because one of its brake lights was not working properly. Rather than pulling over, driver Selma Actor continued driving for several miles despite clearly noticing the patrol vehicle beside her. Well, I'm fixing the TVI. Confirm >> you're about the TVI. 10 for wait for clear. >> Yeah, go ahead. successful [screaming] TV. >> Get out of the car. >> Open your door. Get out. Get out. Put your car in park. Put the brake. Put your car in a park. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Sorry. >> Put your hands behind your back, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Why aren't you stopping? >> 151 X-ray. Start me at 1011. >> Sorry. >> Why weren't you stopping? >> I'm going to start. You looked right at me and you kept going. Man, what are you doing? >> What I'm doing? Tell me, please. >> Oh my gosh. Please. You know, I am I am I I am really very in danger. >> Stand stand right there. Where's your ID? >> Yes. Yes. Just >> wait here. Where's your ID? >> Yeah. >> Where is it? Ready to car? Yes. >> Okay. Walk back here. When you see a police officer with his blue lights, you don't keep driving. You don't look at them. >> I don't know. Actually, I came here. >> Sit. >> Get in there. >> My car is my dad. >> Okay. Sit in the car. Well, >> you can clear the Wow. >> 22 response 194. So please tell me man why you would not stop. >> Can I tell you last time please tell me don't don't stop. >> We definitely want you to stop and not just look at us and keep driving when we got our blue lights and our siren on. >> Yes. >> That is not what you do. >> Last time the police told me please don't stop. Please. So I did not stop. Ma'am, I doubt that is the case. >> You know, I have interview at 4. >> Do what? >> My my job interview is at 4 because I am an international scholar. So, my job is >> okay. Well, it's you're probably going to miss that, ma'am. actor was taken into custody and later explained that she mistakenly believed she had been told by law enforcement not to stop when emergency lights were activated. She was booked on charges including misdemeanor fleeing, careless and prohibited driving and operating a vehicle with defective lighting equipment before being transported to the Washington County Detention Center. August 25th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper noticed a silver Toyota Camry lingering in the passing lane and behaving unusually as traffic moved along Interstate 30. Moments after the vehicle appeared to cooperate with the stop driver, Stefon Staple, suddenly sped away while one passenger eventually abandoned the car during the incident. And 36, final stop is the show of Gar Springs. Serious. [ __ ] me. 10:37 Turn on window mirror. Got one on foot. Travis se driving. He went to try to jump the fence. He had a blue cap on. He had a backpack. Get out. Get on the ground to a gun point. >> Get on gun. Get on ground, dude. >> Come around. Let me see your hands. Just keep your hands up. Okay. >> On the ground. >> All the way. I know it's hot. Get all the way on the ground. Okay. I'm going to go to jail. >> I don't know. Just stay right there. Okay. >> I ain't even driving. I'm just in the car, man. >> Okay. So, can you hear me? No. Yeah. All right. Here's what I want you to do. Okay. I got to keep eyes on him. Right. I'm by myself. So, what I want you to do while I can see your hands, you're going to crawl out that passenger side and you're going to come over here with him. Do you understand me? Don't grab anything. Don't reach anything. You understand? >> Yeah. Go ahead. Set it down. I swear don't don't reach. >> I swear to God ain't no >> Okay. I'm just letting you know. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. You can do that. >> That's fine. We're at the roundabout on the mirror. Got two at gun point. >> Just go ahead lay down with him. Okay. So, what I want you both to do is put your hands behind your back and don't make any sudden movements. Okay. All the way on the ground. I know it's hot. You won't be there long. All the way. >> Okay. Hands behind your back. >> Behind your back. Do you want obstruction, too? You're already getting a felony. >> Obstruction? >> Yeah. You know what that means? >> What am I getting a felony for? >> Felony fleeing. You know that they changed law in Arkansas where if you exceed the speed limit, it's automatic felony. >> I didn't exceed it. >> Oh, yeah, you did. >> I exceeded it. >> And you were recklessly driving. >> We'll talk about it. Don't worry. Let go. >> No. Stay sit right there. There's more room on this side. Go ahead. Sit in there. >> We're going to the other side. Okay. >> What was your reason for stopping [screaming] us? >> You were driving continuously in the left lane. Sit down. I just kind >> Yeah. >> Uh passenger, there was a front seat passenger. He bailed out >> uh like the like the second house up there and he was like trying to jump the fence as I passed. He's got like a blue um >> drag. >> Yeah, it's like almost like camo maybe blue and white do- rag. Uh he had a bag he had a bag with him. So whatever they had, I guarantee he's in that bag. uh security. >> The investigation concluded with Staple being taken to the Palaski County Detention Center while passenger Terrence Bailey was detained and later released at the scene. Staple was charged with felony fleeing, reckless driving, driving on a suspended license, careless driving, and impeding traffic with investigators continuing efforts to identify the passenger who escaped on foot. On July the 28th, 2025, a Missouri State Highway Patrol corporal attempted to stop a white Chevrolet Malibu displaying registration that belonged to a different vehicle. Driver James Trigg responded by accelerating to nearly 100 mph and repeatedly trying to keep troopers from ending the pursuit. registration out of Kansas City 2024 in a 1995 Nissan 29. I'm in pursuit. I just tried to TVI check. We're northbound 435 at 70. It's like a white man driver. What was your original charge >> registration taxing in reach 28 in pursuit northbound 435 eastward whiteway passenger car registration zebra George 4 John 5 George registration All right, taking the exit to Truman. Still trying to TBI. Just avoid it again. All right, almost lost control. will be eastbound Truman. 1050 just break checked me back northbound 435. He break checked me at 1050 into him. Copy. North boat inbound 435 be coming up to 24. He's still break check 60. Someone's coming up behind. >> He's slowing at 65. He's going to get off at 24. >> TVI. TVI. TVI. >> Good luck that mother. Good luck that mother. Yeah. >> Get the dude. >> My glasses. My glasses. My glasses. >> Your glasses. >> My glasses. All ass. My glasses, man. >> Your glasses. >> My glasses. All ass. >> I got your glasses. They're over there. Put your other hand back. >> Okay. Go ahead. Go ahead. Oh, man. >> Put your hand on your back. >> I'm not resisting, man. >> It's right here. Put it behind your back. >> Ah, my back. >> Put it behind your back, dude. Ow. >> You're under arrest, buddy. >> Let them know we're good. >> Yeah, I let him know. >> Why y'all get out here for no reason, man? >> For no reason. >> Driver's in costume through here. >> Yeah. No reason, man. >> Yeah. >> What's the reason? >> Guess you'll talk about that in court, won't you? Actually, in prison. Sorry. >> Prison for what? >> Yeah, for a felony fleeing. You're going to jail. Jail, buddy. >> All right, buddy. Roll on your left side, dude. >> You got any weapons on you? >> No. >> No. >> Sit up. >> Didn't work out for you, huh? >> Where's my >> We're stand I got in my hand right here. >> I don't care. >> You want them [snorts] on your face? >> Yeah. Appreciate. >> There you go. >> You got to stand up on your own. You're a big boy. I'm not picking your ass up. >> Why are you running? Just cuz you weren't. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I was myself when I got off on druming and then you hit me and I was just panicked. >> Yeah, I hit you. Cuz you break checked me. >> I didn't I wasn't trying to break check you. I was just trying to stop and I panicked. >> Why didn't you stop on the highway when I first turned my lights on? >> I didn't know. I honestly did not realize you was coming up me until I looked at the rear view. started you started speeding off. >> Trigg's getaway ended after a brief foot chase and officers quickly confirmed he also had multiple active felony warrants waiting for him. He was arrested on a charge of aggravated fleeing while investigators also documented the outstanding warrants for firstdegree tampering and possession of a controlled substance before taking him to jail. August 19th, 2022, Arkansas State Police encountered the driver of a pickup truck, who appeared confused and behaved suspiciously around state police headquarters. Instead of simply following officers instructions, the driver circled the parking lot several times before finally coming to a stop. >> It's unlicensed. The back of it filled up with junk. And he's going towards the McDonald's. I don't know if he's going to stop. He's slow rolling right now. Try to tell him to stop. >> Have you already asked Little Rock to 40 with me? >> Try to get them started your way as quick as possible. Are you the only one today? I provide the local to this stop and leave his hands on the wheel and he is what are y'all >> headquarters. But now we're getting on the frontage. I tried the pity miss to gates down. We're on the front road going eastbound. The rest parking lot now. Heat. Heat. We're going through the grind still running ahead for us. We're back in the headquarters parking lot. 10 miles an hour. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Put your hands out like an airplane. Hands out like an airplane. >> Is there anybody? Shut your mouth. Shut your mouth. You only talk if I tell you to. Is there anybody else in the car? All I had was my bomb on that. Watch the guy. >> Put your hands behind your back. Leave them there. All right. You step up and hold the car. I'm on him. >> Shut up. >> Let me call my mom. I already powered it. >> Then your knee in your leg in like you're going to stand up. Does that make sense? One, two, three. >> What's your malfunction? I was over there today, right? When I got to work today, I know what I put on my truck. I know what I put my truck. You see what I'm saying? And when I when I put on my truck and what my truck was like, you see that that back window? See the back window? You can take my You can take your hand and slide that back window open. It's a jealousy act. That's what I'm saying. >> I didn't feel comfortable. >> Once officers secured the scene, the driver was taken into custody while continuing to make unusual statements about why he believed people were following him. The available source does not specify the final criminal charges, though likely offenses included fleeing, resisting, or obstructing law enforcement and any additional violations uncovered during the investigation. On November 24th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol troopers spotted a white Dodge Charger traveling along Interstate 10 without its headlights or tail lights illuminated despite moving at an extremely high speed. Driver Marcos Tulio Rivas Jr. refused to stop, setting the stage for a pursuit that quickly became increasingly dangerous. All right. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Ready Heat. Heat. Rivas was hospitalized following the incident and later taken into custody after being released from medical care. He ultimately pleaded no contest to felony fleeing and eluding causing injury, receiving a sentence of 60 days in county jail, three years of probation, a one-year driver's license suspension, and other court-ordered penalties. 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