On February 6th, 2024, a routine patrol through Sebring, Florida, suddenly turned suspicious when a driver reacted to a deputy's U-turn by flooring the accelerator instead of slowing down. Within moments, Jacquwan Salvales Hall was treating public highways like a private racetrack, leaving deputies with little doubt he had no intention of stopping voluntarily. Oh my god. We're still continuing westbound. Speeds 40 miles an hour. He's barely able to control it. Vehicle's almost the AV traffic. Bravo, do not hit that car. 33 traffic, we got to stop. >> 33 traffic, we got to stop. >> Hands up. [screaming] Hands up, mother. Hands up on the ground. >> I will kill you. >> Who the [ __ ] is the door? >> Hey, there's at least three. At least three. Car's not cleared. Anybody else? >> Where they at? By the time the incident was over, Jaquan Salvales Hall was taken into custody after finally surrendering beside his disabled vehicle. He was accused of aggravated fleeing to elude aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer after using his vehicle as a deadly weapon driving without a valid license. and more as investigators documented the trail of dangerous decisions that unfolded across two counties. Friday, November 8th, 2024 was supposed to be another night of cracking down on an organized street takeover in Tampa. Instead, one 18-year-old driver's decisions immediately drew the attention of the Florida Highway Patrol. As officers entered the gathering, the white Nissan Alultima nearly collided with multiple patrol vehicles before speeding away from the parking lot. driver or something else. Put your fing hands up. >> Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. On the ground. >> 153. >> Okay. Delta Sierra Romeo 27 1589. We got the charger stopped in the Wawa parking lot. We got a lot of foot traffic over here. Get us to 94. >> Get HCSO 51 1018. Also, instead of heading home after the failed escape, the driver and passenger found themselves being booked into the Hillsboro County Jail. The driver was charged with unlawful racing on a highway while engaged in a coordinated street takeover, aggravated fleeing to elude, and more. Turning a reckless night of showing off into a felony case before sunrise. On April 24th, 2026, Arkansas troopers picked up a pursuit that had already started after a pickup truck refused to stop for local police. The driver, later identified as Chase M. Phillips immediately pushed the situation to another level by driving the wrong way into approaching traffic and forcing innocent motorists to scatter. 1037 turning eastbound on 18. >> Eastbound on 18° wrong way on westbound shoulder. >> Traffic's moderate space 60. Uh, still running. So, here go speed 90. Careful not. >> He just wrecked out. Hit a car in the rear end. They just crossed the road. Hit another vehicle. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out of the truck. Get out of the truck. Get out of the truck. Get out of the truck. >> 14. See you. Stand by. >> Get out of the truck. >> Get out of the truck. Keep your hands up. >> Hey, he keeps both his hands up. Let's walk up. >> Keep your hands up. >> Keep them out of the truck. >> Keep out of the truck. >> Okay. Keep your hands up. >> Keep your hands up. Too hard. >> Keep your hands up. >> Too hard, bro. Get out of the truck. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm good, bro. I'm not going to slip, bro. So bad. >> 10:15. >> What the [ __ ] is happening, my [ __ ] That weed ain't no good down there, fam. I ain't going to get on my dog. >> Hold on, dude. Do me a favor, please. No, they're right here. >> Once everything wrapped up, Chase M. Phillips was taken into custody before being transported for medical clearance and later booked into the Craighead County Detention Center. Investigators also obtained a blood sample through a search warrant as the case expanded to include felony fleeing, driving while impaired by drugs, secondderee battery, reckless driving possession of a controlled substance, and more after several people required medical evaluation. June 9th, 2026 began with Los Angeles police officers investigating a suspicious pickup truck displaying temporary paper plates. But the encounter changed instantly when they spotted the driver holding a handgun. The driver, 35-year-old Marco Flores, chose to speed away instead of complying with officers attempting to detain him. We're going to be heading eastbound She go TC. >> Get your back. Get your back. Get your back. Westbound, Hispanic, white shirt, blue pants, white has white shirt. >> We got him. Gun gun. Keep going. Keep going. Shots fired. >> Oh [ __ ] Hey, you better get on the ground right now. I'm going to get you. >> Hey, don't reach. Don't reach. Don't reach. Don't reach. Don't reach. Don't reach. >> Stop reaching. Go, go, go. Come on. >> Oh [ __ ] Marco Flores survived the incident and remained hospitalized while facing an extensive ive list of felony charges after investigators determined he had been driving a reported stolen pickup truck. Prosecutors charged him with four counts of attempted murder, multiple counts of assault with a semi-automatic firearm upon peace officer's reckless fleeing from law enforcement possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and more. while the injured officer was later released after treatment. On January 22nd, 2024, what first looked like a traffic stop over an illegally tinted windshield quickly became far more serious outside a Dunkin Donuts in Wildwood, Florida. Rather than pull over, the driver accelerated through the parking lot before launching onto State Road 44 [music] at extraordinary speed. It's ready to go. Yeah. 87. Diverge Get out of the car right now. Get out. >> Get out of the car right now. Hey, what's up? >> Hey, turn the car off. >> You're stuck. You're not going anywhere. >> Turn the car off. >> You're not going anywhere, bro. >> 1542. He's refusing to get out of the car, but he's still trying to get out of the ditch. I got my gun point. >> Get out of >> open the door, man. You're talking to me. Open the door. >> Oh, you coming? Open the door all the way. All the way. Don't go left. All the way. Don't go left. Keep your hands where we can see them. Step out. Step. Go ahead. Just step out, bro. Use your foot. Keep it open. >> Guys out there, please. >> I need you to step out. >> As soon as you step out, >> step out. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. 21. >> Anybody else in the vehicle with you? >> 1033 traffic. Can you still hit some [ __ ] Could have hit that vehicle. >> There you go. That's what I was driving up to. Hook this foot up. >> There you go. >> Hold on. Sitting on my hand. >> I have no idea. >> There you go. lay back. Put your feet up. Ready? Do it again. >> Give me one minute and we'll get you mom. Okay. All right. We got this [ __ ] >> The driver identified as Keon Lamar Marsh eventually surrendered after refusing repeated commands to leave the disabled vehicle. A search uncovered hundreds of grams of suspected methamphetamine, a converted fully automatic handgun, additional suspected narcotics and trafficking materials, leading to charges that included trafficking in methamphetamine, aggravated fleeing to elude possession of an illegally modified firearm driving with a revoked license, and more. Sunday, April 26th, 2026. An Arkansas trooper watched a sport utility vehicle drive the wrong way through traffic before the driver ignored an attempted traffic stop. Christopher M. Williams continued making dangerous choices despite the nearly empty early morning roads, giving troopers every reason to believe the situation would only become more hazardous. traffic. I don't mind at university and criminal end might be coming to a stop going the wrong And we're going back northbound 03 Victor King 03. Simple TVI TV. They still roll a little bit, but he's missing a wheel. >> CMS received. >> Go ahead. Yeah, I did. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands, dude. Show me your hands. Show them to me. Show me your hands, bro. Show me those hands, dude. Hey, show me your hands. >> Listen to me. You're about to get tased. >> You want to get tased, bro? >> Put it down right now. Put it down right now. Two seconds. >> Put it down. All the way down. >> All the way down. >> I'm trying to unlock my phone. >> I don't care about your phone, dude. >> Get out. Get out. Oh no. Get out. Hold up. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Get up. Hold up. Hold on, man. Hold on. Hold on. >> Can I pull my clothes up? No. >> You got my ass out and everything? >> Yeah, I did. >> Brother, I ain't got nothing. 30 seconds. God, >> can I pull my clothes up? >> You guys going >> Oh, excuse me. >> I I bought it. >> Yeah. It's probably a wet one, ain't it? >> Nah. N ain't no weapon. But damn, I ain't did nothing. >> Have a seat. >> That's what I'm thinking. Can I pull my clothes up? >> Have a seat. >> Hold on. Let me pull my clothes up. >> All the way in. >> There you go. >> All the way in, dude. >> I'm I'm I'm trying to get I'm trying to get in. You not getting You not getting time. >> Christopher M. Williams was eventually booked into the Palaski County Detention Center after refusing to cooperate even after the vehicle stopped. He was charged with fleeing by vehicle driving while impaired resisting arrest, refusing a chemical test possession of a firearm by certain persons reckless driving, driving the wrong way, failing to stop at a red light, no seat belt, and more. On April 19th, 2026, Forest City officers attempted to stop a driver connected to a breaking and entering investigation, but the encounter quickly turned into a countywide pursuit when the red Volvo sped away instead. The driver later identified as even Williams tore across rural roads and neighborhoods with little regard for the traffic around him. Going west coming up behind you. North somebody head on here on Dawson Division made a left on I don't know what road is coming towards division behind apartment complex right I need around left Wait for the units. Watch your right. in the grass. Not something that out. 1041 1041 Billy Philly take down. [screaming] Hands hands hands hands. Give me your hands. >> Let me see. >> Get out the car. Get out the car. >> Get out the car. >> Let me see. >> Get over here. >> Get out over here. Get out the >> Get over here. >> Get over here now. Get on the ground. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get the ground. Get on the ground. Mother, man. >> Shut up. [screaming] Shut up. Give me your hands. Give me your hand. Get your hand. Get your hand. Why you holding my hand? >> Shut up. Y got wait one more one more >> because you did all that [screaming] stepping on me. >> You're stupid, >> man. Shut the up. >> Shut the up. >> Yeah, boy. You [ __ ] today up and found out, didn't you? Come on, boy. >> Want us to call him? >> Want us to call the recorder? You got it, Bob. >> I got it. Got it. Good job. >> The chase concluded with Yvon Williams in custody after treatment at Forest City Medical Center before he was transferred to the St. Francis County Detention Center. Investigators also recovered suspected drug paraphernalia that tested positive for fentanyl and other controlled substances, resulting in charges including felony fleeing possession of drug paraphernalia, reckless driving, driving on a suspended license, speeding failing to yield defective vehicle equipment, and more. On May 7th, 2026, a concerned phone call from Texas prompted San Leandro police to perform a welfare check on 39year-old David McCalpin after friends feared for his well-being. Officers spent considerable time building trust and persuading him to meet face to face, believing the encounter was headed toward a peaceful resolution. >> Hello, I'm Officer Q. uh new to the force, but I'm really just trying to help you. >> Okay. >> Um I know everything's hard. >> Uh just here to talk to you again. I know. Don't feel alarmed. Do you have any weapons or anything? Any any guns, knives, or anything? >> No. >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I know you have some. You registered some in the past, but I just want to make sure you don't have any against your hands real quick. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay, good. Good. >> Oh, my cell phone's on my lap. >> Okay, you're good. Again, um ju just we're just here to talk, right? We're just here to talk. There's a couple of us because everything we go to there's more because of what's been going on everywhere. But >> okay. >> Um so the only reason why we're here complete honesty is your friend called us saying hey he doesn't seem normal. He said he sounded real depressed and then um told us hey uh >> I I really I'm really not feeling safe. >> Why? >> I I don't know. I'm worried you guys are going to take me to the hospital. >> Why why would you say that? because I told my friend I was feeling down. >> You can say that. You can tell your friend and I'm not going to tell your wife anything. Or [sighs] if if you want me to talk to your wife about it something like that, I can. But if you don't want me to talk to her, I don't have to. Right. It's it's your family. It's your own business, your own plan, your own future, um I want to I want to respect you on that. But for tonight, you do have to go with me to the I I'm not even going to go with you. You're just going to go with them. And um >> hey, I know this with all sincerity. Um I put my glass this year. >> What was that? Sorry. >> I'm putting my I'm telling you what I'm doing. >> Yeah. Yeah. 100%. >> I really have a lot of respect for police. I do. Um I even thought pleadingly before I joined 40 that maybe I joined. But listen guys, I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. Don't be sorry. No, you're not. You're going to be okay. This isn't a negative record or anything on you. So, yeah. So, keep your hands on your lap. Uh, just step out the car. I know you're grabbing a Zen bottle, but just stop out the car, please. >> Hey, stop. Stop shooting. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Stop moving or you get shot again. Stop moving. Hey, over here. >> A negative record or anything on you? >> Reaching around, bro. Keep your hands on your lap. Put your hands up on the steering wheel. >> Uh, just step out the car. I know you're grabbing a Zen bottle, but just stop out the car, please. >> Stop. >> Two, three shots fired. Shots fired. Start med. Code three. Code three in med. Hey. Hey. Over here. Over here behind cover. Push to me. Push to me. Push to me. Come to cover over here. Push to come to cover. >> 2 three. Uh, he's got a handgun inside the vehicle. We are facing southbound. Any responding units need to come down fairway to Marina. Hey, stop moving. >> Hey. Hey. Over here. Over here. Behind cover. Push to me. Push to me. Push to me. Come to cover over here. Push to come to cover. Hey, >> is everybody okay? Are we good? >> Hey, where's Q? >> All right. >> Hey, let me see your hands. >> Hey, let me see your hands. Hey, let me see your hands. >> Hey, stay behind me, bro. Get out. The incident instead became an officer involved shooting investigation after authorities recovered a firearm from Macalpin's vehicle. One final gunshot was later determined to have come from Macalpin himself. Emergency personnel attempted treatment at the scene, but he did not survive while investigators confirmed no officers or community members were otherwise injured. On July 17th, 2024, deputies with the Clayton County Sheriff's Office Blackhawk traffic unit clocked a vehicle racing down Interstate 75 at 101 mph. Rather than accept a speeding citation, the driver turned a routine enforcement stop into a high-speed interstate pursuit. trying to catch up to the reckless driver. >> Going to be a black Trackhawk. Look like we going to get on 285 east. Yeah, get on 285 east. 285 east from 285 east from 75 and show me pursuit. Speed is 91. Traffic light. Speed is 137. Traffic light still. All right. Break checking me now. Sierra like coming up to Jonesboro Road traffic speed is 115 traffic Like like you don't be throwing bags out the window. All right, break checking me again. Hit unsuccessful. Going to be coming up to Morland Avenue. Speed is 91. Traffic is light still. Getting on 685 South. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 635 south coming into the county. Going to be approaching Hanville blocks getting over to the number three lane. Back over here pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Roll over. a roller. He's in the wrong lane. Wrong lane. After the pursuit came to an end, the reckless driver was taken into custody without any reported serious injuries to deputies or bystanders. The suspect was expected to face charges such as felony fleeing to elude reckless driving, excessive speeding, and more after pushing speeds well beyond 120 mph. April 12th, 2023 started with California Highway Patrol officers attempting to stop a Volkswagen sedan for an unsafe lane change, but the driver immediately chose escape over accountability. As the miles added up, the suspect repeatedly squeezed through traffic and ignored every opportunity to bring the situation to a safe end. Ultimately, what we found out in these cases is the driver may just have a suspended license or have some warrants for unpaid traffic tickets. >> Oh, that would be a shame to be so nervous to be pull to pull over because you're you're scared about what's going to happen about something. I mean, it's not trivial, but something as minor as parking tickets or expired driver's license, >> he's in a lot more trouble now, >> you know. Yeah, guys, we're continuing northbound on the freeway, passing Templant Highway and pretty much uh you know, no man's land for the next several miles up until he gets to Gorman. Uh and then on the way up there from the from there, he basically will start getting closer to Bakersfield where there will be an additional CHP office ready to take over. Look at that. A hand out the window with his cell phone out the driver's side of the vehicle. Uh not clear what he's trying to convey there, but once again continuing for a bulk of this pursuit. Every time we get a close look at him, uh he's got that cell phone in his hand. He's basically been chas been uh continuing this chase with one hand on the steering wheel almost the entire time. Uh but again, uh at some point or just a moment ago, waving his hand at the driver's side window with that cell phone in the air, those lead units still right behind him here. the five freeway about three or four lanes as he makes his way through Gorman here. More units up ahead of him. There's actually an unrelated unit, a possible speed trap actually that just happens to be there. And look at that. There's the spike. There's the spike. And it looks like it was a miss. >> I caught it at the corner of the screen. A very rare, I would say unorthodox. Bruce could correct me. Uh, but I think it's uh maybe once a year lately that we see a spike strip attempt on the freeway. And that was one right there. But it did not look to be successful. And check it out. >> CHP coming in with air resources up the grapevine at low altitude here up the five freeways. So more source, more resources, not less, being dedicated to this pursuit. You saw that spike strip. Again, we'll get a better visual of the driver's side here coming up in a little bit to see if there was any contact. He's going to run out of fuel much faster than you or I would if we were traveling up the uh up the five freeway. And so that's again only good news. Uh I I think you can only say this is the best case scenario that any of these uh officers could have hoped for. And hopefully the resolution to this pursuit is just as optimal. Here comes another spike strip attempt. Maybe. Maybe does not look like there's Yep. Spikes across. There's the spike. And he he might have hit it. Might have hit. They got to pull it back otherwise that patrol car Yep. He hit it. >> And it looks like it looks like he hit it at le I think the patrol Did he? I You We'll have to replay that. >> I think the patrol car might have gone around it, but you can see now clearly that front right wheel heavily affected immediately going flat. Look at that. He's going to start. Didn't take long at all. Didn't take long at all. And now it looks like he's about to be running on empty at least on that front right and the right rear and the right rear. Both the right tires uh are now running low on air and they will be flat here in a second. We'll get around the driver's side if it's possible and we'll try and get a better picture of what's going on on that side of the vehicle. Guys, the pursuit continuing up the grapevine. Uh a Volkswagen Pat. Not sure if it's stolen or what other crimes have been committed here, but a dangerous driver behind the wheel nonetheless leading CHP on a tripledigit speed pursuit through the San Fernando Valley, through the Santa Clarita Valley, and up the five freeway where just moments ago, uh, not one but two spike strip attempts were made. The second one appears to have been successful, knocking out the right two tires. You're looking at the left two tires on the driver's side, which appear to be intact, but the right tires, both the front and the rear, have run out of air. He is pretty much running on flats on the right side. That's going to slow things down considerably as he continues up the five freeway at 50 to 60 mph. Continue going uphill with at least four CHP units right behind him. In fact, he's made the decision for the first time in this pursuit to get off the freeway. He ran over something or maybe the tire came apart there, but you saw some debris flying off the vehicle and now he's getting off at Smoky Bear Road here on the five freeway. >> We have a replay now of that spike strip. Oh, a big piece of tire just came. Look at that. The whole treads coming off. >> It sure did. >> He's going to have a real There's the There's the pit spinning the vehicle out of control doing a full 180 underneath the freeway and those CHP units have come out the other side. The vehicle has now come to a standstill on the underneath the freeway. Looks like those officers are getting ready for a confrontation here. He may have gone for a run. He may have gotten out of the vehicle in a foot pursuit. This is going to be a foot pursuit >> onto the freeway. He's climbing up the embankment. He's trying to get on the freeway, guys. Northbound side of the five freeway. Some trucks coming up there. And now he's in traffic northbound side of the five freeway. The foot chase is going to stop there because those officers will not chase him across the freeway over the divider. More oncoming traffic here and this is so dangerous as he comes out the other side. They will be there to meet him on the other side. But they could look at that. The K9 unit starting to cross the freeway turning around there. They will get units on the other side of the freeway within seconds here. Uh and hopefully he will just run out of steam here. Certainly the vehicle gave up on him. You saw the tires come apart, the full tire flying off the vehicle and then that successful pit maneuver underneath the freeway. He immediately jumped out of the vehicle, went for a run over all of the northbound and southbound lanes of the freeway, and he is now trying to hitchhike his way out of the >> But he's now in the middle. >> Maybe that's Oh, okay. So, he's doubling back >> over the divider again, back on the northbound side. Look at this. Trying to carjack a vehicle. He's trying to carjack other cars on the freeway. They're going to have to get more aggressive here if he continues this kind of uh behavior. But now he is trying to carjack these cars on the freeway. >> Oh my goodness. And they're at a standstill, which is not helping matters. >> He's just looking for an unlocked door. He's looking for any unlocked door to try and get out of the situation, but they are going to close in on him here pretty soon. I can't imagine that they're that far back. I don't want to lose him here. We're going to stay pretty tight, but I'm trying to look to see uh where it looks like he's trying to go down the embankment off the freeway now going down below. and they should be be able to meet him. Uh he's going back where the vehicle is and there should be officers down there. I don't see them, but you would imagine that there are more officers underneath the freeway. And there's one of them. >> Okay, we got someone behind him and then someone down on the ground, too. >> He might be hiding under the freeway up the embankment. Um you know, there's those nooks and crannies up there as opposed to running down on the street. But there is a unit moving pretty quickly. Oh, there he is. Oh, he's >> up in the air. Right, David? There were so many hiding spots under these overpasses to hide out. But it looks like he's come out the west side of the five freeway. He's now being confronted with a taser with his hands in the air. He's on his knees, not exactly complying, but here he goes now about to be proned out on the roadway down below underneath the five freeway. Still resisting. Still resisting. Four four officers on top of them. And it looks like he is going to be subdued here as that K-9 unit is barking very loudly and very aggressively. You can see this has now come to an end. And thankfully thankfully nobody hurt uh after what could have turned into a very dangerous situation. Somebody so desperate that they were even trying to carjack innocent motorists on a Wednesday afternoon here. Fortunately couldn't find an unlocked door. He gave up on that and now this foot chase has >> the pursuit ultimately left the driver in handcuffs after a failed attempt to continue the escape on foot across the freeway. Possible charges included felony evading law enforcement, reckless driving attempted vehicle theft after trying to take another motorist's car, resisting arrest, and more. On March 21st, 2024 deputies with the Clayton County Sheriff's Office Blackhawk Unit found themselves chasing far more than an ordinary sports car after a stolen Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 refused to stop. The overwhelming power under the hood quickly became more than the fleeing driver could manage as the escape spiraled out of control. Calling up you can show us 1080 pursuit with a blue Camaro. It's going to be displaying tag Charlie Lima Alpha Pave 41. That tag is going to come back to a 2007 Chevy towel. Stand by. Which way did he go? >> Straight. Straight. >> Oh, he probably crashed. >> Dispatch, stand by one second. Stand by. >> Yep. He crashed. He crashed. He crashed. >> Stand by. It's going to be 41. We're trying to locate the vehicle now. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You see the smoke? Where's he at? >> Where you going? >> We're coming down Phoenix Boulevard. >> Still trying to locate the vehicle behind. [music] He struck multiple uh poles. >> Just follow the smoke. >> I'm trying. Which way did he just go? >> Slow down. Slow down. Slow down. Right here. >> Radio. Hold traffic. Hold traffic. Hey, >> is that him? Right here. Stand by. It's okay. Get on the ground. Now >> you want to tell me what you weren't for or should I always take a guess? >> I know. The suspect was captured shortly after abandoning the wrecked Camaro following crashes involving multiple vehicles. Investigators were expected to pursue charges including possession of a stolen vehicle felony fleeing to elude reckless driving hit and run and more as officers worked through the damage left behind. June 25th, 2023 brought a dangerous chain of events that began with an attempted carjacking at a Michigan gas station before the suspect switched to stealing an unlocked pickup truck instead. When state troopers located the truck on Interstate 75, the driver ignored emergency lights and committed fully to another escape. We're coming up to uh Tesla unit now. That took 20 point stay on the freeway. over here. >> Are you guys the only cars? Is there anyone in front of them? >> I don't see anything in front of him. It's hard to see the door here, though. >> I don't see anyone. I see now. I'm going to guide back. Go guys. Back up. Clearing that. Central still 92 mph northbound. Just out of construction now. Copy 6 at 93 northbound. Bridge is trying to shut down the short staff. Still 75. Lot of rubber coming off. Still 75. Lot of rubber coming up. >> Just lost the front right there. >> Last front right there. >> Down about 60. All right. If we do a roll on robot, we can probably pin them out right here. Can we just slow them down a little bit? >> 7314. 40 on that. I'm looking here. Successful. Copy. Successful P. My car hit. All right. Open up the door. Open up the door. [screaming] Watch your eyes. Fall out. Keep your hands up. Unlock the door. Get out. [screaming] Get out. Get out. Can I have my Bible, sir? >> Nope. >> All right. Stay right here. You think taking? >> Uh, to be determined. >> You hurt? >> You're not hurt? You don't need to see Amy or anything? No EMS or anything? >> No, sir. I need to go. >> Yeah, I guess. >> What's that? The suspect identified as 27year-old Donald Wade of Alma was lodged in the Oiggo County Jail following his arrest. Prosecutors charged him with attempted carjacking, unlawful driving away of a motor vehicle, and additional fleeing, and eluding charges in Chbuan County, while emergency responders checked him for injuries before the investigation continued. December 27th, 2020, officer Andrew Jenkins with the Pooler Police Department attempted to stop a speeding GMC envoy on Interstate 95 after clocking it well above the posted limit. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated even faster while tossing items from the vehicle, drawing the attention of multiple Georgia troopers. 168 call it a 37 connector. I am 1068 west. [screaming] So they just went down the 166 I'm sorry 165 east. [screaming] [groaning and screaming] >> He's running in there. >> He's running black male black and white through the woods. Somebody go out. Oh, you running straight down. Hey, somebody. Despite the driver escaping into the nearby woods, investigators soon learned the GMC envoy belonged to a woman who identified the driver only as a friend named James. The suspect was never located that night, leaving authorities to pursue charges such as felony fleeing to elude reckless driving, speeding littering evidence from a moving vehicle, and more once his identity could be confirmed. Later that evening, a driver who had already fled from the Stockbridge Police Department made another costly decision by refusing to stop for the Clayton County Sheriff's Office Blackhawk unit. The aging Toyota Camry was no match for the growing law enforcement response as the suspect desperately searched for an escape. Uh final speed uh 95. Okay. >> Lieutenant, you have a call. Blackhawk one. That vehicle just took off on me. might be expected to be 695 South Memphis. Westbound Forest Parkway. >> Blackhawk one radio. Uh, turning southbound onto Quick Trip Way. Blackhawk one radio entering entering uh, Quick Ship parking lot. Speed buddy. 41. 41. 41. 41. 41. The pursuit ended with the suspect quickly captured after abandoning the damaged Camry and trying to continue on foot. Possible charges included felony fleeing to elude reckless driving, leaving the scene of multiple crashes, criminal damage to property, and more after several vehicles were struck during the incident. October 15th, 2021, a reckless driver led Milwaukee police on a lengthy pursuit before finally stopping near the zoo interchange. Even after the vehicle could no longer continue, the occupants refused repeated commands to come out, transforming a traffic pursuit into a tense standoff. to the highway. Speeds only 60 mph. No traffic. Roser Drive. Nor white UFO. Dark Tank displayed in the rear. 56. Yeah. We're still southbound on that uh 115th passing green tree. Oh, crash, crash, crash, crash. Uh 115th in Apple 115th and Appleton on the front edge. His airbags are deployed. Uh he's still going south. Uh speeds 40 mph. Took a pretty hard crash into the guardrail. Uh continuing on Apple. Uh we are still westbound south set up patrol head plank sticks at water planks to continue on 141 let He did not take any of the exits. Got a pretty bad smoke coming from the passenger side. Tires look like he has possibly two flats on the passenger side. Uh speed 60. High on the brakes. He's real high on the brakes. Just south of the uh 94 interchange. He's pulling over right north of Greenfield. Just north of Greenfield South. >> Hands. >> Hands. [screaming] Hands. Get your hands up. >> Keep your hands out the window. >> Turn off the car. >> Driver, turn the car off. >> Turn the car off. >> Keep your hands out the [screaming] window. >> Driver, keep your hands out the window. >> 421, give me advice. 421 multiple agencies felony stop. We're approximately one mile north on 4145 southbound >> just drove the green field exit. >> Driver, put your hands out of the window. >> That's affirmative. >> Do it now. Put your hands off the window. Do it now. >> Looks like there's a rear passenger on the phone. >> I'm going to be on your left. Okay. >> [cheering] >> Open the door. >> What? Go slowly. out the wall. [cheering] customer. I have medical signal. The interstate remained closed for about an hour while specially trained officers safely resolved the situation without injuries to anyone involved. The driver and occupants were taken into custody and likely faced charges including felony fleeing to elude resisting law enforcement reckless driving and more depending on the outcome of the investigation. On July 22nd, 2022, a late night traffic stop in Arkansas quickly unraveled after a driver decided speeding away was a better option than pulling over. Within moments, troopers found themselves chasing a vehicle that was rapidly becoming as dangerous to itself as it was to everyone else on the road. 1185 is Another vehicle on the right here. >> More 34. The suspect was taken into custody after the pursuit came to a swift conclusion with the detached tire becoming one of the night's most memorable sites. The driver was expected to face charges such as felony fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, and more as investigators reviewed everything that happened during the overnight pursuit. On September 21st, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a white MercedesBenz racing down Interstate 95 while weaving aggressively through traffic and nearly causing multiple crashes. The driver, later identified as 20-year-old Andrew Jesus Martinez of Hollywood, Florida, ignored emergency lights and continued pushing the car to extraordinary speeds. 50 95 southbound 28 going to be right rest radio station 195 road 120 mph is clear. one top down. 330. 192 Get out the car. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Get on the ground. Get on the car. Get on the ground. >> I have a bail out. I have a bail out. >> Two black men. One with a black shirt and one with a one with a white shirt. I have one. >> Come over here. Hey, get on the ground. Get out of the ground. I already know. I already know how this [ __ ] goes, bro. Yeah, I've done that before, bro. Like, I'm a [ __ ] bro. I got nothing on my record. None of that [ __ ] >> Do it, bro. >> How is that illegal? Donald Trump just said he illegal. >> Not yet. >> Yeah, that's how >> I got We got one in the water. >> We don't have visual yet. We got somebody telling us he's in the water. Just on top of the ridge. >> Yo, come up. You're going to sit here. Okay. >> I think Tony Tony, bro, >> just relax. Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Look, we're looking for your friend. >> Listen, you're on camera. Don't be digging through it, my friend. My friend title. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> All right. Andrew Jesus Martinez was later booked on charges including fleeing and attempting to elude law enforcement at high-speed reckless driving, resisting an officer without violence, driving without a valid license, and more. The investigation also took a tragic turn after one passenger who entered Biscane Bay during the escape was found the following morning after not surviving the incident. While court records later showed Martinez was no longer listed in the online jail database. This incident may have reached its conclusion, but there are plenty of other cases that prove no two pursuits ever unfold the same way. Click on the next video to see another chase with its own surprising twists from beginning to end. Thanks for being here and remember to subscribe so more law enforcement stories never slip